On July 22, 2025, our school celebrated Pi Approximation Day with enthusiasm and curiosity. The event was organized by the Mathematics Department to honor the significance of the Mathematical constant π (pi ≈ 22/7).
The event started with prayer followed by welcome speech delivered Devna, who warmly greeted principal teachers  and students.
Tthe principal addressed the  gathering and highlighted the importance of Mathematics in everyday life. This was followed by a brief talk on the origin and importance of Pi, and why July 22 is recognized as Pi Approximation Day.
A creative “Recite Pi” challenge, where students tried to recall as many digits of Pi as possible
Students creatively formed the π symbol using their bodies, showcasing teamwork and problem-solving skills. The activity promoted mathematical awareness and was a fun, engaging way to remember the pi symbol.

Kargil Vijay Diwas is observed on 26th July every year to commemorate the victory of the Indian Armed Forces in the Kargil War of 1999. This day honors the courage and sacrifice of the brave soldiers who laid down their lives to protect the nation’s sovereignty.
To pay tribute to the heroes of the Kargil War and instill a sense of patriotism among students, on the occasion of Kargil Vijay Diwas. The students Presented a tableau , showcasing the victory and loss from the Kargil War and highlighting the valor of our armed forces.
A documentary video portraying the heroism of Kargil War heroes and the significance of the day was screened for students, helping them understand the importance of national defense and sacrifice. The Kargil Day programme was both informative and inspiring. It imbued the students with a sense of
patriotism and respect for our brave soldiers.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Kozhikode joyfully celebrated the beginning of the Spiritual Month with the commencement of Ramayana Month on 18th July. The entire day was filled with the divine and traditional essence of the Ramayana, creating a truly spiritual atmosphere throughout the campus.

Children were excited and enthusiastic, proudly presenting themselves in beautiful Ramayana-themed costumes. Their dedication, confidence, and character portrayal were truly commendable. Our little ones surprised everyone with their expressive attitude and graceful presentation.

We are grateful to the parents for their wholehearted support, which contributed to the success of the program.

It was a memorable day for all, filled with vibrant colors, positive energy, and the timeless values of the Ramayana.

The celebration of World Sanskrit Day was held on 19th August 2025 at Amrita Vidyalayam with great devotion and enthusiasm.

The programme began with an auspicious prayer, followed by the traditional lighting of the lamp, seeking the blessings of the Almighty .Welcome speech delivered by the Sanskrit teacher.The Principal then addressed the gathering with an inspiring speech, highlighting the importance of Sanskrit in our culture and heritage.

The students presented a variety of performances, including a soulful recitation, an engaging conversation, a meaningful skit, a thought-provoking speech, and a graceful dance performance. Each item showcased the richness and beauty of the Sanskrit language.

The programme concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks delivered by a Student, expressing gratitude to all who contributed to the success of the celebration.

The event was a memorable one, leaving everyone inspired to uphold the legacy of Sanskrit, the language of wisdom and tradition.

On 8th August, our school proudly observed Quit India Day, commemorating the historic Quit India Movement of 1942, when Mahatma Gandhi gave the clarion call of “Do or Die” to free India from colonial rule. The day reminded everyone of the sacrifices made by countless freedom fighters who stood united for the nation’s independence.

The programme began with a solemn morning assembly. Our Principal addressed the gathering with an inspiring speech, highlighting the significance of the Quit India Movement, the role of students in nation-building, and the values of courage, unity, and patriotism that we must continue to uphold in our lives.

To make the day more engaging, a House-wise Tableau Competition was organized. Each house depicted important events of the freedom struggle through creative and thought-provoking tableaus.Later, a house-wise chart making competition was conducted. Students prepared colourful and meaningful charts on themes related to the  Quit India movement. These charts were later displayed on the school bulletin board.The celebration concluded with the National Anthem

We  celebrated India's 79th Independence Day with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervor in our school premises on 15th August 2025. The day marks the historic moment when our country gained freedom from British rule in 1947, and to honor this occasion, a special program was organized in our school with active participation from students and staff.

The celebration began with the flag hoisting ceremony, performed by our honorable chief guest, Hav. MANOJ VRINDAVAN amidst the singing of the national anthem. The tricolor unfurled proudly in the sky, reminding us of the countless sacrifices made by our freedom fighters.

Following the flag hoisting, a vibrant patriotic dance performance by our students added color and emotion to the event. Their graceful moves and expressions beautifully portrayed the spirit of unity and nationalism.

Our respected Principal addressed the gathering with an inspiring speech, highlighting the importance of freedom and the responsibility we hold as future citizens. She encouraged the students to stay disciplined, work hard, and contribute positively to the nation.

Next, we conducted an energetic patriotic song competition, where students sang soulful patriotic songs in unison. Each group delivered powerful and melodious performances that filled the air with pride and love for our nation.

One of our teachers also shared a few words, reminding everyone of the sacrifices made by our great leaders and the value of unity in diversity. Her speech was both heartfelt and motivating for the young minds.

The highlight of the program was the delightful Fancy Dress Competition for our tiny tots from LKG, UKG, Class 1 and Class 2. Dressed as national heroes and freedom fighters, the little ones stole everyone's hearts. Their costumes, confidence, and short speeches truly made the event memorable.

To conclude the event on a joyful note, our esteemed guest sang a song, filling the atmosphere with emotion and pride.

The entire program was a beautiful tribute to our country and its rich legacy. The celebration instilled a deep sense of patriotism among the students and reminded us all of our duties as responsible citizens of India

Amrita Vidyalayam, Vellimadukunnu, organised a Special Quiz Programme on 13 June 2025 (Wednesday) in collaboration with Q Positive, one of Kerala’s most respected professional quiz-organising companies. The event also marked the launch of the Q Positive Club and the International Quizzing Association (IQA) Calicut Chapter at the school. The programme was anchored by Devika, Head Girl of Amrita Vidyalayam.

The inaugural session commenced with a prayer, followed by the welcome address delivered by the Principal, Ms. Dhanya. Distinguished guests for the day included Shri Ajayan K. Anat (Chief Knowledge Ambassador, IQA Calicut), Dr. Amal Damodaran (Quiz Master, Q Factory), Shamin Manet Joy (Project Head, IQA Kerala), and coordinators Nandhana E. K. and Vishnu S. Girish.

The quiz was conducted in two categories — the Junior Section (Grades 3 to 7) and the Senior Section (Grades 8 to 12) — each comprising Preliminary, Semifinal, and Final rounds. The competition tested the students’ knowledge, quick thinking, and teamwork. Participants exhibited exceptional enthusiasm and competitive spirit throughout. At the conclusion of the Junior Section, Mr. Snehaj addressed the gathering.

The Lighting of the Lamp ceremony, symbolising the light of knowledge, marked the formal commencement of the event. Devna of Grade 8 introduced the Chief Guest, who then delivered an inspiring address to the audience.

Prize distribution followed, with winners from both sections receiving certificates from the Chief Guest. Tokens of gratitude were presented to all dignitaries by the Principal. The programme concluded with a Vote of Thanks by Ms. Raji, who expressed heartfelt appreciation to the guests, organisers, and participants for their contributions in making the event a grand success.

The day not only celebrated quizzing as an intellectually stimulating activity but also marked a significant milestone in fostering a vibrant quizzing culture within the school community.

Amrita Vidyalayam Vellikadukunnu proudly celebrated National Handloom Day on August 7 to honour the invaluable contributions of Indian handloom weavers and to commemorate the launch of the Swadeshi Movement in 1905.

The programme began with a warm welcome, setting a respectful and enthusiastic tone for the event. Our respected Principal Dhanya ma'am addressed the gathering with insightful words on the importance of preserving India’s handloom heritage. Raji Ma'am showed a video and emphasized the importance of supporting handmade products and taking pride in traditional crafts, inspiring students to appreciate their cultural heritage. 

As part of the celebration, PowerPoint preparation and Presentation Competition was conducted for Class 8students, showcasing their creativity and understanding of handloom art, its history, and its relevance in today’s world.

Students of Amrita Vidhyalayam showcased their projects, including handmade crochet items, a charkha model highlighting its historical significance, and a poster promoting the value of handloom products.

These student-led activities added colour and depth to the celebration, making it interactive and inspiring.

The event concluded with a Vote of Thanks delivered by Nidhi of Class 8, expressing gratitude to all teachers, participants, and students who made the programme a success.

The celebration was a meaningful reminder of our rich cultural heritage and the importance of supporting the traditional crafts that tell the story of India.

Amrita Vidyalayam commemorated Hiroshima Day on August 6th with a series of reflective activities to honour the memory of those affected by the atomic bombing and to inspire peace among students.

The programme commenced with a prayer that set a solemn tone. This was followed by a welcome speech delivered by Sivapriya, who highlighted the purpose of the day. A moving speech by Reshnu Ma’am offered deeper insight into the horrors of war and the need for compassion in today’s world.

To further educate students, Ameya delivered a well-researched speech about Hiroshima, covering the historical background and its aftermath. A PPT presentation and short film followed, allowing students to visually engage with the events of 1945.

At the end, Akshara expressed gratitude through a heartfelt vote of thanks. As a final tribute, students assembled in the school courtyard and released paper cranes, honouring Sadako Sasaki and spreading a message of peace and hope.

The programme served as a reminder that peace is a choice—and one worth making.

Karkidaka Food Fest The month of Karkidakam, also known as Ramayana month, holds special significance in Kerala’s cultural and health traditions. It is a time traditionally associated with rejuvenation and healing, as the heavy monsoon often weakens the body. To counter this, Karkidaka Kanji—a medicinal porridge made with Ayurvedic herbs and rice—is commonly consumed to boost immunity and maintain health. To celebrate this rich tradition and create awareness among students, we organized a Karkidaka Food Fest in the school premises. It aimed to introduce students to the cultural and health benefits associated with the month of Karkidakam.

Dish Preparation(Class-wise): Each class from primary to high school was assigned a specific traditional dish linked to the Karkidakam season. The students, with guidance from teachers and parents, prepared these dishes and brought them to school.The prepared dishes were beautifully arranged and displayed in the school prayer hall. Students explained the significance and ingredients of each dish to fellow students, encouraging peer learning.

A specially curated informative video on the importance of Karkidaka Kanji and its medicinal value were shown to the students. The event turned out to be a delightful learning experience. Students enthusiastically took part in all the activities. They thoroughly enjoyed the food fest and gained valuable insights into Kerala’s traditional health practices.

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On July 22, 2025, our school celebrated Pi Approximation Day with enthusiasm and curiosity. The event was organized by the Mathematics Department to honor the significance of the Mathematical constant π (pi ≈ 22/7).
The event started with prayer followed by welcome speech delivered Devna, who warmly greeted principal teachers  and students.
Tthe principal addressed the  gathering and highlighted the importance of Mathematics in everyday life. This was followed by a brief talk on the origin and importance of Pi, and why July 22 is recognized as Pi Approximation Day.
A creative “Recite Pi” challenge, where students tried to recall as many digits of Pi as possible
Students creatively formed the π symbol using their bodies, showcasing teamwork and problem-solving skills. The activity promoted mathematical awareness and was a fun, engaging way to remember the pi symbol.

Kargil Vijay Diwas is observed on 26th July every year to commemorate the victory of the Indian Armed Forces in the Kargil War of 1999. This day honors the courage and sacrifice of the brave soldiers who laid down their lives to protect the nation’s sovereignty.
To pay tribute to the heroes of the Kargil War and instill a sense of patriotism among students, on the occasion of Kargil Vijay Diwas. The students Presented a tableau , showcasing the victory and loss from the Kargil War and highlighting the valor of our armed forces.
A documentary video portraying the heroism of Kargil War heroes and the significance of the day was screened for students, helping them understand the importance of national defense and sacrifice. The Kargil Day programme was both informative and inspiring. It imbued the students with a sense of
patriotism and respect for our brave soldiers.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Kozhikode joyfully celebrated the beginning of the Spiritual Month with the commencement of Ramayana Month on 18th July. The entire day was filled with the divine and traditional essence of the Ramayana, creating a truly spiritual atmosphere throughout the campus.

Children were excited and enthusiastic, proudly presenting themselves in beautiful Ramayana-themed costumes. Their dedication, confidence, and character portrayal were truly commendable. Our little ones surprised everyone with their expressive attitude and graceful presentation.

We are grateful to the parents for their wholehearted support, which contributed to the success of the program.

It was a memorable day for all, filled with vibrant colors, positive energy, and the timeless values of the Ramayana.