On Wednesday, October 9th, Amrita Vidyalayam, Lucknow, celebrated Dussehra with great zeal and devotion. The event commenced with the traditional lighting of the lamp by the Principal, followed by the school prayer. Aradhya Sharma of Class 8 eloquently explained the significance of each of the nine days of Navratri, setting the tone for the day’s performances.

The celebration featured an engaging quiz on the Ramayan and Navratri, allowing students to connect with their cultural heritage. Vibrant dance performances by students from Classes 1, 2, 4, and 5 captivated the audience. Students from Classes 6 to 9 showcased their acting skills in a skit that vividly depicted the life of Lord Ram. Prasha from Class 10 added a poetic touch to the event with her heartfelt recitation on Lord Ram and the importance of choosing the path of righteousness.

The event concluded with the symbolic Ravan Dahan on the school grounds, where the students energetically chanted “Jai Shree Ram,” filling the air with a sense of triumph and celebration.

Children’s Day at our school was a celebration of energy, enthusiasm, and teamwork. The day began with a cheerful assembly highlighting the significance of Children’s Day and encouraging the students to enjoy the event to the fullest.

The sports activities were the highlight of the celebration, with events designed to include all age groups and abilities. From fun games like frog jump, racket and ballon, hurdle lemon-and-spoon races for the class 1-5 students to relay card race, three leg race, slow cycle races for the class 6-10 students, the day was packed with excitement.

The playground buzzed with cheers and laughter as students competed and supported their peers. Teachers also joined the fun, cheering on their students. The event fostered a sense of camaraderie, sportsmanship, and teamwork.

The winners were awarded in a lively prize distribution ceremony. However, the true spirit of the day lay in participation and enjoyment, as every child left with cotton candy, smile, and memories to cherish.

The Children’s Day celebration was a perfect blend of fun, fitness, and festive spirit, reinforcing the importance of staying active and celebrating childhood.

The much-awaited Inter-House Competitions at Amrita Vidyalayam was held on 27th and 28th December 2024, bringing together students from all grades to showcase their talents, teamwork, and sportsmanship. The event, designed to foster camaraderie and a healthy spirit of competition, featured a wide array of activities.

The first day was filled with a diverse array of competitions, including Mimicry, Ad Enactment, Storytelling, News Presentation, Shloka Chanting, Elocution, Extempore, Calligraphy, Handwriting, and Tattoo Making. The second day comprised enchanting and soul-stirring singing and dancing competitions which had both solo and group performances.

Highlights of the event:

• Cultural Performances: Each house presented vibrant performances including group dances, skits, and musical ensembles. The audience was captivated by the creativity and effort displayed by the students.
• Quiz and Debate: Academic excellence took centre stage during the quiz and debate competitions, where participants demonstrated their knowledge, quick thinking, and eloquence.
• Art and Creativity: Students from class 1 to 10 showcased their artistic talents through painting, tattoo making, and calligraphy, leaving everyone in awe of their creativity.

Throughout the day, the school campus resonated with cheers and applause as the four houses – Rig Veda, Sam Veda, Yajur Veda and Atharva Veda – vied for the coveted championship trophy. Each house demonstrated exceptional teamwork and determination, making it a tough decision for the judges.

Our Principal Ma’am applauded the efforts of all the participants as well as teachers for their dedication in making the event a grand success. The competition was graced by esteemed judges, Mrs. Richa Mishra, a reputed educator of Lucknow, and her daughter Ms. Bhavya Mishra. Their valuable insights and fair judgment encouraged the students to perform well.

The Inter-House Competition not only celebrated the talents of our students, but also instilled a sense of unity and school spirit that will resonate long after the event.

The special assembly on Basant Panchami was a vibrant celebration of wisdom, knowledge, and the arrival of spring. The event began with the soulful school prayer, filling the atmosphere with devotion and positivity.

Shri Pandey from Class 9 delivered an insightful speech on the significance of Basant Panchami, the assembly then witnessed an adorable dance performance by the tiny tots of Nursery and KG, followed by a melodious song by the talented girls of Class 8.  

Our Hindi educator Poonam Ma’am graced the event with her inspiring words, highlighting the importance of education and Goddess Saraswati’s blessings. The celebration reached its peak with a lively and colorful dance performance by Class 4 students, leaving the audience mesmerized.  

The joyous celebration truly embodied the spirit of Basant Panchami, filling everyone with happiness and a sense of renewal.

Amrita Vidyalayam Lucknow celebrated Earth Day with great reverence for our planet. The program highlighted the importance of environmental consciousness and the role each one of us plays in nurturing Mother Earth.

The celebration featured a series of thoughtful and engaging performances by our talented students:

1. Aaradhya Sharma of Class 9 delivered a powerful speech in English, urging everyone to take responsibility for the planet’s well-being.

2. Arnav Thakur from Class 3 recited a heartfelt poem in English, capturing the innocence and purity of nature through a child’s eyes.

3. The school choir presented a melodious song that resonated with the spirit of Earth Day and uplifted the audience.

4. Aakarsh, also from Class 9, recited another moving English poem, emphasizing the beauty and fragility of our environment.

5. Abhishree of Class 10 delivered a soulful Hindi poem, reminding us of our deep cultural connection with nature.

6. The program culminated in a Vibrant Act and Dance performance by students of various classes, beautifully portraying the significance of the Five Elements – Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Space – and their balance in sustaining life.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Lucknow, joyfully celebrated the Culmination Day of its Summer Camp 2025 with great enthusiasm and creativity!

Parents were invited to witness a vibrant showcase of talent and learning. The event began with an auspicious Ganesh Vandana, followed by a delightful skit on good manners, energetic Zumba performances on Wakka Wakka and Brazil Mashup – Lala, and a soulful musical fusion of Ragbageshwari and Amma’s Bhajans. The finale dance on Kal Raat had the audience thoroughly entertained!

Post the performances, an impressive exhibition displayed the students’ creative work across activities like:

Paper craft & jewellery making

Russian & Tanjore art

Pot decoration & clay mural

Embroidery, macramé pom-pom

Fireless cooking & baking

Mehendi design

Parents thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated the talent and effort of our young learners.

On the proud occasion of the 76th Republic Day, Amrita Vidyalayam, Lucknow, hosted a vibrant celebration filled with patriotic spirit and cultural brilliance.

The festivities began with a solemn school prayer, followed by the ceremonial unfurling of the national flag by the esteemed Principal, symbolizing unity and pride.

Students showcased their talent through a series of captivating performances, including stirring patriotic songs, inspiring speeches, heartfelt poetry recitations, and graceful dance presentations. Each act reflected the students' deep respect and love for the nation.

The grand finale featured a high-energy dance performance by the students of Class 4, earning thunderous applause and leaving an unforgettable impression on the audience.

The event was a heartfelt tribute to the values of the Republic, celebrating the students' creativity, patriotism, and enthusiasm.

On August 24, 2024, with utmost devotion and fervour, the students, teachers, and staff of Amrita Vidyalayam celebrated Krishna Janmashtami. The assembly began with the traditional lighting of the lamp by our esteemed Principal. The pre-primary students charmed everyone with their delightful dance performances and fashion walk. This was followed by a soulful bhajan by our Hindi faculty, Ms. Poonam, which deeply resonated with the audience. Students from Classes 3 to 5 rendered the devotional song “Achyutam Keshavam,” filling the atmosphere with reverence.

A skit performed by students of Classes 1 to 5 beautifully depicted the life of Lord Krishna. The event also featured an Inter-House Bhajan Singing Competition for Classes 6 to 10, where students showcased their musical talents, adding a competitive yet devotional spirit to the celebration. Additionally, a quiz on the life and teachings of Lord Krishna was conducted for all classes, engaging students in an educational yet enjoyable activity. The celebration concluded with a vibrant dance drama by students of Classes 5 to 7, depicting significant events from Lord Krishna’s life, reflecting the cultural richness and spiritual values of Janmashtami.

On Saturday, August 24th, Amrita Vidyalayam celebrated Janmashtami with a vibrant Jhanki-Making activity for students of Classes 1 to 10. The event saw enthusiastic participation, with students creating elaborate and artistic jhankis that beautifully depicted various scenes from the life of Lord Krishna. Each presentation was a testament to the creativity and devotion of the participants, capturing the essence of Janmashtami and deepening their connection to the festival’s cultural and spiritual significance.

As part of the celebrations, an Intra-House Singing and Krishna Clay Modelling competition was also organized. Students from the four houses—Sam Veda, Atharva Veda, Yajur Veda, and Rig Veda—immersed themselves in creating beautiful Krishna clay idols, demonstrating their devotion and artistic skills. Meanwhile, another group of students competed in singing Krishna bhajans, with the best performances selected for the special Janmashtami assembly.

On Wednesday, October 9th, Amrita Vidyalayam, Lucknow, celebrated Dussehra with great zeal and devotion. The event commenced with the traditional lighting of the lamp by the Principal, followed by the school prayer. Aradhya Sharma of Class 8 eloquently explained the significance of each of the nine days of Navratri, setting the tone for the day’s performances.

The celebration featured an engaging quiz on the Ramayan and Navratri, allowing students to connect with their cultural heritage. Vibrant dance performances by students from Classes 1, 2, 4, and 5 captivated the audience. Students from Classes 6 to 9 showcased their acting skills in a skit that vividly depicted the life of Lord Ram. Prasha from Class 10 added a poetic touch to the event with her heartfelt recitation on Lord Ram and the importance of choosing the path of righteousness.

The event concluded with the symbolic Ravan Dahan on the school grounds, where the students energetically chanted “Jai Shree Ram,” filling the air with a sense of triumph and celebration.

Children’s Day at our school was a celebration of energy, enthusiasm, and teamwork. The day began with a cheerful assembly highlighting the significance of Children’s Day and encouraging the students to enjoy the event to the fullest.

The sports activities were the highlight of the celebration, with events designed to include all age groups and abilities. From fun games like frog jump, racket and ballon, hurdle lemon-and-spoon races for the class 1-5 students to relay card race, three leg race, slow cycle races for the class 6-10 students, the day was packed with excitement.

The playground buzzed with cheers and laughter as students competed and supported their peers. Teachers also joined the fun, cheering on their students. The event fostered a sense of camaraderie, sportsmanship, and teamwork.

The winners were awarded in a lively prize distribution ceremony. However, the true spirit of the day lay in participation and enjoyment, as every child left with cotton candy, smile, and memories to cherish.

The Children’s Day celebration was a perfect blend of fun, fitness, and festive spirit, reinforcing the importance of staying active and celebrating childhood.

The much-awaited Inter-House Competitions at Amrita Vidyalayam was held on 27th and 28th December 2024, bringing together students from all grades to showcase their talents, teamwork, and sportsmanship. The event, designed to foster camaraderie and a healthy spirit of competition, featured a wide array of activities.

The first day was filled with a diverse array of competitions, including Mimicry, Ad Enactment, Storytelling, News Presentation, Shloka Chanting, Elocution, Extempore, Calligraphy, Handwriting, and Tattoo Making. The second day comprised enchanting and soul-stirring singing and dancing competitions which had both solo and group performances.

Highlights of the event:

• Cultural Performances: Each house presented vibrant performances including group dances, skits, and musical ensembles. The audience was captivated by the creativity and effort displayed by the students.
• Quiz and Debate: Academic excellence took centre stage during the quiz and debate competitions, where participants demonstrated their knowledge, quick thinking, and eloquence.
• Art and Creativity: Students from class 1 to 10 showcased their artistic talents through painting, tattoo making, and calligraphy, leaving everyone in awe of their creativity.

Throughout the day, the school campus resonated with cheers and applause as the four houses – Rig Veda, Sam Veda, Yajur Veda and Atharva Veda – vied for the coveted championship trophy. Each house demonstrated exceptional teamwork and determination, making it a tough decision for the judges.

Our Principal Ma’am applauded the efforts of all the participants as well as teachers for their dedication in making the event a grand success. The competition was graced by esteemed judges, Mrs. Richa Mishra, a reputed educator of Lucknow, and her daughter Ms. Bhavya Mishra. Their valuable insights and fair judgment encouraged the students to perform well.

The Inter-House Competition not only celebrated the talents of our students, but also instilled a sense of unity and school spirit that will resonate long after the event.