Amrita Vidyalayam, Koyilandy
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About
Amrita Vidyalayam Koyilandy is a Senior Secondary CBSE school located at Peruvattur 2km away from Koyilandy bus stand.Amrita Vidyalayam Koyilandy blends modern education with the Gurukula method of teaching through value education. We aim to instil in our students a strong sense of our cultural and spiritual values while imparting the best in modern scientific education. The school has constantly achieved top ranking and has performed well in academics. It has won laurels in other fields also and strives to provide a holistic educational experience nurturing well rounded individuals.
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“I believe that if one always looked at the skies, one would end up with wings.” - Gustave Flaubert. Schooling is our first contact with the world. It is a period of sharing, caring, adjusting, fearing, and of competition, joy and love. It is not the classrooms, library, labs or playground that makes the school, but it is the heart of students and teachers that the true institution exists. A pivotal role of Amrita Vidyalayam lies in shaping the personality of a child into a healthy mind and happy soul, who is not only equipped with life skills but also aptitude required for academic excellence.
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What We Offer
Providing for a Well-nourished Academic Journey
Emphasis on Moral Development
Trained Teachers for Student Support
Relationship-building among students
Counselling Facilities
Well-organized school meetings
Healthy learning environment
Cherish Every Lesson
At Amrita Vidyalayam, our daily mission is to spark a passion for learning, nurture creativity, and foster a global mindset. From our youngest students to those in Year 12, learning is carefully structured, with every Amrita Vidyalayam student encouraged to strive for excellence in all they do.
Early Learning | LKG & UKG
Through play-based activities and a thoughtfully crafted curriculum, we prioritize holistic development. Our secure facilities and experienced staff ensure a supportive atmosphere where your child can thrive.
Junior School | I - VI
Designed for students beyond Kindergarten, our Junior School offers a dynamic learning environment focused on academic excellence and personal growth. Our committed team employs an engaging curriculum and hands-on activities to ensure a rich and fulfilling educational experience
Middle School | VII - X
Our Middle School offers a challenging curriculum in a stimulating environment, fostering critical thinking and independent learning. With modern facilities and experienced educators, we inspire students to explore their passions and develop essential skills.
Senior School | XI - XII
Our Senior School is a vibrant space for intellectual exploration, offering a dynamic curriculum that fosters critical thinking, creativity, and a love for knowledge. Experienced educators guide students in developing essential life skills and exploring diverse subjects.
Infrastructure & Facilities
Our school is dedicated to providing an enriching educational environment that fosters academic excellence, holistic development, and more values. Here's a glimpse of the top-notch infrastructure and facilities that make our school a premier institution for your child's education.
Computer Education
Computer Education initiates our young students into the captivating world of computing, and introduces them to its wide and ever increasing range of applications.
Whats New
Introduction
In connection with National Handloom Day, Amrita Vidyalayam, Koyilandy organized a field trip for the students of Classes V A and V B on 7 August 2026. The visit was aimed at helping students understand the importance of India's rich handloom tradition and to provide them with first-hand knowledge of traditional methods of cloth production.
The students visited Kozhikode Sarvodaya Sangham and Khadi Ulpadana Kendram, Chemancheri, where they got an opportunity to observe various stages of handloom and khadi production.
Objectives of the Field Trip
- To create awareness about the importance of handloom and khadi.
- To introduce students to traditional weaving techniques.
- To understand the role of charkha (spinning wheel) and handloom in cloth production.
- To familiarise students with the processes involved in making handwoven fabric.
- To develop respect for the skills and hard work of traditional artisans.
- To encourage students to appreciate and support indigenous products.
Activities and Learning Experience
During the visit, the students received a detailed explanation about handloom, charkha and the process of making khadi and handwoven fabrics. They observed how threads are prepared and spun and how weaving is carried out using traditional equipment. The students were introduced to the working of the charkha, which is traditionally used for spinning fibres into yarn. They also learned about the handloom, its basic parts and how the threads are interwoven to produce cloth. The visit helped students understand that handloom production requires skill, patience, concentration and careful coordination. They were also able to see how traditional knowledge and craftsmanship are preserved and passed from one generation to another.
The field trip had a positive and educational impact on the students. It:
- Enhanced their understanding of handloom and khadi production.
- Created awareness about India's traditional crafts and cultural heritage.
- Helped them appreciate the hard work of weavers and artisans.
- Encouraged respect for traditional occupations and indigenous skills.
- Developed curiosity and interest through direct observation.
- Promoted the values of self-reliance, sustainability and appreciation of local products.
- Provided students with a memorable experiential learning opportunity.
Conclusion
The field trip to Kozhikode Sarvodaya Sangham and Khadi Ulpadana Kendram, Chemancheri was an enriching and meaningful learning experience for the students of Classes V A and V B. The practical exposure to handloom, charkha and khadi production helped them understand the importance of preserving India's traditional weaving heritage. The visit successfully connected the celebration of National Handloom Day with experiential learning and encouraged students to value the skills, traditions and efforts of handloom artisans.
Amrita Vidyalayam, Koyilandy, observed Hiroshima Day with the solemn purpose of reminding students of the devastating consequences of war and reinforcing the universal message that peace is essential for the survival and progress of humanity.
The programme began with thought-provoking speeches by Rithunanda and Shivamitra of Class VII, who spoke about the tragic events of Hiroshima and the immense suffering caused by the use of nuclear weapons. Their words highlighted a profound truth: war does not bring lasting victory; it brings destruction, loss of innocent lives, suffering and devastation that can continue for generations.
Students of Classes VII, VIII and IX were shown an informative and impactful video depicting the horrors of war, the destruction caused by nuclear weapons, and their devastating effects on human beings and the environment. The programme also highlighted the importance of science and technology. Students were reminded that scientific knowledge is a powerful tool that must be used to protect life, promote development and improve the well-being of humanity—not to destroy it.
As a symbol of peace, students prepared and displayed paper cranes, inspired by the touching story of Sadako Sasaki. A meaningful role play portraying Sadako's story was also presented. The activity helped students understand the human cost of war and the enduring hope for peace represented by the paper crane.
A “Peace Wall” was created on the bulletin board, where students displayed inspiring thoughts, messages and quotations advocating peace and rejecting violence. Through this activity, students expressed their desire for a world where people live together with love, compassion, unity and mutual respect.
The Hiroshima Day observance served as a powerful reminder that the true cost of war is measured not in victories or territories, but in human lives lost, families shattered, communities destroyed and generations scarred by suffering. The programme encouraged students to understand that hatred and violence can only lead to further destruction, while dialogue, understanding and compassion can pave the way towards peace.
The observance concluded with a strong message: Hiroshima must never be repeated. The world does not need more weapons; it needs more understanding. Humanity does not need war; it needs peace. The programme inspired students to become responsible and compassionate citizens who value life, reject violence and contribute towards building a peaceful and harmonious world.
“Let the lessons of Hiroshima remind us: Never again war. Let there be peace.”
Rainbow Day was celebrated on 7th August with great enthusiasm and joy at Amrita Vidyalayam, Koyilandy. The celebration was organised to help our little ones identify, recognise and become familiar with various colours through fun and engaging activities.
The children came dressed in bright and colourful outfits, creating a vibrant and cheerful atmosphere. One of the highlights was the Rainbow Formation, where the children stood in seven colourful rounds, representing the seven colours of the rainbow. Each group held a matching coloured dupatta, creating a beautiful rainbow display.
The children participated enthusiastically in songs, dance, games and interactive activities that helped them recognise and distinguish different colours. A Rainbow Colouring Competition was also conducted, giving them an opportunity to express their creativity while reinforcing their understanding of colours.
The celebration was filled with music, laughter, creativity and colourful moments. It provided a joyful learning experience and helped the children develop colour recognition, creativity and confidence.
Rainbow Day was truly a colourful and memorable celebration, reminding us that just as different colours come together to form a beautiful rainbow, every child is unique and special.
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