Milk Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Amrita Vidyalayam, Kuthuparamba, on 23rd June 2025 for students from Pre-KG to UKG. The event was inaugurated by Mr. Saseendran, SI from the ASP Office, Thalassery, and Mr. Akhil Raj C.V., SI, Kuthuparamba. Principal Jisha Ma’am ceremoniously poured milk into glasses at a beautifully arranged booth, followed by a delightful performance where a UKG student dressed as a milkman enacted the milking of a cow. Students actively participated by speaking on the importance and health benefits of milk, making the event both engaging and educational. 

An exhibition showcasing a variety of dairy products such as ghee, butter, curd, chocolates, and paayasam was arranged, accompanied by informative charts and explanations from students. The venue was vibrantly decorated and the celebration was marked as Cream Colour Day, adding a visual charm to the learning experience. The event effectively highlighted the nutritional value of milk and reinforced healthy habits among young learners in an enjoyable manner. 

Students of III and IV std enthusiastically celebrated Bicycle Day by decorating their bicycles with vibrant colors and creative designs. They took memorable photos and shared them with their peers and teachers.
Bicycle Day promotes eco-friendliness, sustainability, and physical activity among children. It encourages creativity, self-expression, and a sense of responsibility towards their vehicles. The event was a huge success, fostering joy among the students.

The reopening of school for UKG students at Amrita Vidyalayam took place on 4th June at 9:00 a.m., marking the beginning of a new academic year. The young learners were warmly welcomed by the teachers with traditional aarti and personalized welcome cards, creating a joyful and auspicious environment. The event began with excitement and enthusiasm, setting a positive tone for the year ahead.

To capture the day’s memories, a photo session was organized, and various games and fun-filled activities were conducted to engage the children. The Principal addressed the students and distributed sweets, further enhancing the festive spirit. The reopening day proved to be a cheerful and memorable occasion, leaving the students feeling happy, special, and eager for the year ahead.

Doctor’s Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Amrita Vidyalayam, Kuthuparamba, on 1st July 2025 to honour the dedication and service of doctors. Students of Classes 7 and 8 actively participated in the event. The programme began with a welcome speech by Aparna Nayana, who warmly addressed the gathering and spoke about the significance of the day. The main highlight was an awareness session on cancer by Dr. Sacheendran, a renowned medical practitioner, who enlightened the students on the causes, prevention, and early detection of cancer, along with the importance of a healthy lifestyle.

The session was highly informative and helped students understand the seriousness of the disease in a simple and relatable manner. The programme concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks by Aaradhya, who expressed gratitude to Dr. Sacheendran and all contributors. The celebration served as a meaningful tribute to doctors and helped instil awareness and respect for the medical profession among students.

On 30th June 2025, Umbrella Day and Pink Day were joyfully celebrated at Amrita Vidyalayam, Kuthuparamba for Pre-KG, LKG, and UKG students. The event was designed to introduce young learners to the beauty of the rainy season through engaging and colourful activities. Children arrived with vibrant umbrellas, danced, played, and thoroughly enjoyed the celebration, making beautiful memories. The event provided an opportunity to express creativity and learn about the monsoon in a fun-filled way. All students and teachers were dressed in pink attire, adding to the charm of the day. 

A separate pink-themed room was creatively decorated with pink toys and beautiful artwork. Children learned to identify the colour pink through various activities. A special highlight was the energetic dance performance by the 5th standard students, which added joy and enthusiasm to the event. Following the activities, a photo session was organized for the kids at the prayer hall to capture their happy moments. It was truly a memorable and cheerful day for all 

Guests of Honour: Mr. Nissar Koolath & Ms. Shyni – Preventive Officers

Amrita Vidyalayam, Kuthuparamba, observed Drug Abuse Day on 26th June 2025 with a strong message awareness and responsibility. The event began with a warm welcome and was followed by an enlightening address by the esteemed guests of honour, Mr. Nissar Koolath and Ms. Shyni, both serving as preventive officers. Their powerful words shed light on the alarming impact of drug abuse among youth and emphasized the need for collective staged action in promoting a healthy, drug-free society. Ms. Shyni further led the students in a solemn oath, affirming their commitment to stay away from harmful substances and embrace a life of purpose and positivity.

To reinforce the message, the students of Class 8 a compelling skit that effectively portrayed the causes, consequences, and preventive measures of drug abuse. The performance deeply moved the audience and inspired thoughtful reflection. Additionally, students curated a special bulletin board display featuring creative posters, thought-provoking slogans, and informative articles, further spreading the message of awareness. The program concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks, leaving every attendee motivated to become advocates for a drug-free environment and responsible citizens of tomorrow.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Kuthuparamba, celebrated National Reading Day on June 19 to commemorate the contributions of Shri P.N. Panicker, the father of the Library Movement in Kerala. The programme began with a warm welcome speech by Latha Ma’am, followed by an inspiring address by the Guest of Honour, Mrs. Mridula V. M., teacher from HSS Kadachira. Students delivered speeches in multiple languages – Malayalam by Harshini (Class XII), English by Aparna Narayana (Class XI), Hindi by Anju (Class VII), and Sanskrit by Dona Noble (Class VIII). A heartfelt Malayalam poem was recited by Abhinya of Class II. Book reviews were presented by Irene R. Sasi (Class XI) and Parvana N. Sajeesh (Class VIII), followed by a vote of thanks by Parvathi C. of Class X. Poster-making by Prachya Nireesh (Class VIII) and Thejal Krishna added a creative touch to the celebration. 

As part of Reading Week from June 19 to June 25, a range of engaging activities were conducted. Students from Classes I and II visited the school library to explore books and develop reading habits. Classes III to V designed creative new covers for their favourite books, while Classes VI to VIII created story maps or conducted imaginary interviews with book characters, preparing thoughtful questions. For Classes IX to XII, a house-wise poster-making competition was held, encouraging teamwork and artistic expression. The entire week was dedicated to nurturing a love for reading and enhancing students’ literary creativity. 

The Investiture Ceremony for the academic year 2025 was held on 23rd June 2025 at Amrita Vidyalayam, Kuthuparamba, with great solemnity. The event was inaugurated by Sub Inspector of Police, Shri Saseendran from the ASP Office, Thalassery, along with SI Akhil Raj from Kuthuparamba Police Station. The ceremony began with a welcome speech by Haritha Mam, followed by the formal introduction of the newly elected Student Council members. The sashes and flags were ceremoniously presented to the Head Boy, Head Girl, Deputy Heads, and House Captains of Amritamayi, Anandamayi, Chinmayi, and Jyothirmayi houses. 

The Principal administered the oath, instilling a sense of responsibility and commitment among the students. The council saluted the school flag, signifying their dedication to uphold the school’s values. The ceremony concluded with an inspiring speech by the Head Girl and a heartfelt vote of thanks by Leena Mam, Head of the Social Science Department. The gracious presence of dignitaries and the active participation of students made the event truly memorable and meaningful. 

Amrita Vidyalayam Kuthuparamba hosted a spectacular showcase of talent, with students from various grades putting on outstanding performances for the school’s Annual Day celebrations. The event was a delightful mix of cultural dances, skits, music, and creative displays, captivating the audience and filling the day with joy and energy.

Omkara Saaram Dance
The 5th and 6th-grade students performed the Omkara Saaram dance, displaying their grace and energy through synchronized movements that embodied the divine essence of the performance. The dynamic and fluid choreography had the audience mesmerized.

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Red Rose Dance
The youngest stars of the school, the UKG students, put on a colorful and fun-filled performance with the Red Rose Dance, bringing smiles to the faces of all attendees with their adorable moves and boundless energy.

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Rolly Polly Dance
The Pre-KG students, with their innocent charm and joyful spirit, showcased their moves on the Rolly Polly dance. Their delightful performance melted hearts and was a true reflection of childhood exuberance.

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Umbrella Dance
The first-grade students dazzled the crowd with their colorful umbrella dance, moving to the rhythm with vibrant steps that illuminated the stage with sheer charm.

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Poothulanju Poothulanju
The UKG students’ performance, Poothulanju Poothulanju, took everyone on a journey to the enchanting gardens of Vrindavan with their delightful dance, adding a touch of spirituality and grace to the event.

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Disco Dance
The grade 1 students brought the fun and excitement with their vibrant Disco Dance performance, lighting up the stage with their lively moves and energetic beats.

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Butterfly Dance
The 2nd and 3rd-grade students captivated everyone with their Butterfly Dance, showcasing their graceful movements dressed in colorful costumes representing butterflies, bringing beauty and elegance to the stage.

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Musical Keyboard Performance
A beautiful display of talent was seen as students from classes 5, 8, and 9 performed a Musical Keyboard Performance, blending technical skill with emotional expression, leaving the audience in awe of their mastery.

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Yoga Dance
The girls from classes 6 and 7 performed a calming and inspirational Yoga Dance, demonstrating the harmony of breath, movement, and mind, embodying peace and tranquility on stage.

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Prize Distribution and Recognition
The event also featured a Prize Distribution Ceremony, honoring the students for their hard work and achievements in various fields, including academic excellence, sports, and co-curricular activities. The highlight of the day was the Lamp Lighting Ceremony, marking the beginning of the Annual Day with divine blessings.

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This year’s Annual Day at Amrita Vidyalayam Kuthuparamba was a celebration of culture, creativity, and the vibrant spirit of the students. The event was a wonderful opportunity for students to showcase their talents, from energetic dances to soulful music, all while promoting teamwork, dedication, and the joy of learning. It was a truly unforgettable day filled with celebration and pride.

International Yoga Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Amrita Vidyalayam, Kuthuparamba on June 21. The event commenced soon after the morning prayer with a speech on the importance of Yoga delivered by a student from the secondary section, followed by another insightful speech by a primary section student. A graceful yoga dance was then performed by the secondary students, showcasing the harmony of body and mind. 

After the assembly, a special yoga session was held in the prayer hall where primary and secondary students performed various yoga asanas under the guidance of the yoga teacher. This was followed by vibrant dance performances by both the primary and secondary students, adding energy and joy to the celebration. The event highlighted the importance of yoga in promoting physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. 

Milk Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Amrita Vidyalayam, Kuthuparamba, on 23rd June 2025 for students from Pre-KG to UKG. The event was inaugurated by Mr. Saseendran, SI from the ASP Office, Thalassery, and Mr. Akhil Raj C.V., SI, Kuthuparamba. Principal Jisha Ma’am ceremoniously poured milk into glasses at a beautifully arranged booth, followed by a delightful performance where a UKG student dressed as a milkman enacted the milking of a cow. Students actively participated by speaking on the importance and health benefits of milk, making the event both engaging and educational. 

An exhibition showcasing a variety of dairy products such as ghee, butter, curd, chocolates, and paayasam was arranged, accompanied by informative charts and explanations from students. The venue was vibrantly decorated and the celebration was marked as Cream Colour Day, adding a visual charm to the learning experience. The event effectively highlighted the nutritional value of milk and reinforced healthy habits among young learners in an enjoyable manner. 

Students of III and IV std enthusiastically celebrated Bicycle Day by decorating their bicycles with vibrant colors and creative designs. They took memorable photos and shared them with their peers and teachers.
Bicycle Day promotes eco-friendliness, sustainability, and physical activity among children. It encourages creativity, self-expression, and a sense of responsibility towards their vehicles. The event was a huge success, fostering joy among the students.

The reopening of school for UKG students at Amrita Vidyalayam took place on 4th June at 9:00 a.m., marking the beginning of a new academic year. The young learners were warmly welcomed by the teachers with traditional aarti and personalized welcome cards, creating a joyful and auspicious environment. The event began with excitement and enthusiasm, setting a positive tone for the year ahead.

To capture the day’s memories, a photo session was organized, and various games and fun-filled activities were conducted to engage the children. The Principal addressed the students and distributed sweets, further enhancing the festive spirit. The reopening day proved to be a cheerful and memorable occasion, leaving the students feeling happy, special, and eager for the year ahead.