The reopening day function was held on June 9 at Amrita Vidyalayam with great enthusiasm. The event began with the lighting of the lamp by Sampoojya Swamiji Amrita Kripananda Puri of Mata Amritanandamayi Math Kannur. This was followed by a welcome speech. 

Swamiji distributed prizes to the Plus Two and Class Ten toppers, congratulating them for their achievements. He then addressed the gathering with inspiring words, encouraging students to strive for excellence. 

Students presented a soulful bhajan, after which Swamiji led the Saraswati Pooja. With his guidance, students actively participated in the pooja. Swamiji then distributed prasadam to all students and attendees. Many parents were also present to witness and support the event. The day was a memorable and spiritually uplifting start to the academic year. 

The KG reopening day at Amrita Vidyalayam was celebrated with great joy and devotion. The day began with a traditional welcome, including arati and small gifts to the little ones, setting a warm and festive tone. After lighting of the lamp, the school prayer was recited, followed by the chanting of Ashtotharam, invoking divine blessings for the new academic journey. 

Brahmacharini Nirlepamrita Chaitanya, Principal of the school, delivered a motivational address that inspired both parents and students. A touching moment followed, where she gently held each child’s finger and guided them to write their first letters, symbolizing the sacred beginning of learning. 

Students received prasadam, and individual and family photographs were taken to capture the special day. Teachers gave a brief orientation to parents, explaining important guidelines for the year. The beautifully decorated classrooms, adorned with balloons and colorful paper, welcomed the children as they were joyfully led to their new classes. 

The day concluded on a vibrant and hopeful note, laying a strong foundation for a year of learning and growth. 

Where Learning is a Journey, Not Just a Destination.
The exceptional performance of our students in the board examinations stands as a reflection of a robust academic framework and a growth-oriented environment.
Through guided inquiry, collaborative learning, and personal accountability, our students have transcended conventional learning metrics.
We are proud to produce not just successful examinees, but future thinkers, creators, and changemakers.

Incredible archers of Amrita Vidyalayam, Kannur  brought home the silver medal from the CBSE South Zone Archery Competition, and we couldn’t be prouder! Aimed with focus, competed with heart, and walked away with glory.

Meenakshy Sareesh, Arushi Krishna and Sinaya  P our talented students, have brought laurels to our school by securing SECOND PLACE for Under 17 girls category in the CBSE Archery Competition held at Trinity International School, Pune!

Heartiest congratulations to Meenakshi Sareesh, Arushi Krishna and Sinaya P on this remarkable achievement!...We are proud of their hardwork, dedication and spoertsmanship. Keep it up !!!

On 7 July 2025 Kerala Police organized “Jwala”a session for girls in Amrita Vidyalayam Kannur. The Kerala Police has been actively conducting self defense training programmes to empower girls with essential skills to defend themselves against potential attacks.

Trained women police officers teach the girl students various techniques to defend themselves against physical threats and assaults. The training also focuses on mental preparedness, situational awareness and confidence building. 

Environment Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Amrita Vidyalayam, Kannur. A special awareness session was conducted for students by Mr. P.V. Pushparajan, retired district excise officer. The inauguration of the Mathrubhumi SEED programme was marked by students placing their fingerprints on a symbolic tree canopy.   

The school principal, SEED coordinator, and teachers actively participated in the event. As part of the celebrations, SEED volunteers of the school paid tribute to the sacred banyan tree in the school premises. Tree saplings were also planted in the primary section courtyard. 

Drugs are harmful substances that destroy not only our health but also our dreams, families, and society. They promise false happiness and temporary relief, but in reality, they trap people in a dangerous cycle of addiction and suffering. International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking observed every year on June 26. Established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1987. 

Our school organized a crucial awareness program on drug abuse and illicit trafficking in collaboration with legal authorities. Retired SI Binduraj sir delivered an informative session to students of classes X, XI, and XII. 

The session highlighted the dangers of substance abuse, its consequences, and the importance of making informed choices. Students actively participated in the discussion, gaining valuable insights. 

Slogan Writing Activity: 

Students from classes VI to X showcased their creativity through a slogan-writing activity on sticky notes. The slogans emphasized the importance of staying away from drugs and promoting a healthy lifestyle. 

The program successfully raised awareness about the risks associated with drug abuse, empowering students to make positive choices and prioritize their well-being. 

Doctors are often called “Life Savers” or “Second Gods” because they heal and comfort people in need. Doctor’s Day is an opportunity to appreciate their hard work and sacrifices.Express gratitude for their commitment, especially during crises like pandemics.Inspire young people to join the medical profession.   To recognize the dedication and selfless service of doctors towards society.To honor doctors who work tirelessly to save lives and improve health.

To create awareness about the importance of healthcare and medical professionals. Doctor’s Day in India is celebrated on 1st July every year. It marks the birth and death anniversary of the famous physician Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy, who was also the second Chief Minister of West Bengal.

This year's Doctor 's day Doctors’ Day was celebrated with reverence at Amrita Vidyalayam, organized in association with Mathrubhumi SEED. The program began with the lighting of the lamp, followed by a soulful prayer and a welcome speech.

The event was graced by Dr. Ronin M Abraham, a respected doctor and environmentalist. Dr. Akshay and Dr. Vismaya, alumni of our school, were also present and were felicitated for their accomplishments.

Dr. Akshay and Dr. Vismaya shared their fond memories and experiences from school life, inspiring students through their journey into the medical profession. The doctors also interacted with the students, offering valuable insights on health and service.

The event concluded with a sincere vote of thanks, marking a meaningful celebration of service and dedication.

The reopening day function was held on June 9 at Amrita Vidyalayam with great enthusiasm. The event began with the lighting of the lamp by Sampoojya Swamiji Amrita Kripananda Puri of Mata Amritanandamayi Math Kannur. This was followed by a welcome speech. 

Swamiji distributed prizes to the Plus Two and Class Ten toppers, congratulating them for their achievements. He then addressed the gathering with inspiring words, encouraging students to strive for excellence. 

Students presented a soulful bhajan, after which Swamiji led the Saraswati Pooja. With his guidance, students actively participated in the pooja. Swamiji then distributed prasadam to all students and attendees. Many parents were also present to witness and support the event. The day was a memorable and spiritually uplifting start to the academic year. 

The KG reopening day at Amrita Vidyalayam was celebrated with great joy and devotion. The day began with a traditional welcome, including arati and small gifts to the little ones, setting a warm and festive tone. After lighting of the lamp, the school prayer was recited, followed by the chanting of Ashtotharam, invoking divine blessings for the new academic journey. 

Brahmacharini Nirlepamrita Chaitanya, Principal of the school, delivered a motivational address that inspired both parents and students. A touching moment followed, where she gently held each child’s finger and guided them to write their first letters, symbolizing the sacred beginning of learning. 

Students received prasadam, and individual and family photographs were taken to capture the special day. Teachers gave a brief orientation to parents, explaining important guidelines for the year. The beautifully decorated classrooms, adorned with balloons and colorful paper, welcomed the children as they were joyfully led to their new classes. 

The day concluded on a vibrant and hopeful note, laying a strong foundation for a year of learning and growth. 

Where Learning is a Journey, Not Just a Destination.
The exceptional performance of our students in the board examinations stands as a reflection of a robust academic framework and a growth-oriented environment.
Through guided inquiry, collaborative learning, and personal accountability, our students have transcended conventional learning metrics.
We are proud to produce not just successful examinees, but future thinkers, creators, and changemakers.