Youth Day was celebrated to mark the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda . An inspiring student speech highlighted his life and ideals. A workshop for Classes VI to VIII was conducted to show the relevance of Swami Vivekananda’s thoughts in today’s world . 

The programme motivated students to believe in themselves and follow the path of values and self-discipline .

Human Rights Day was observed in our school to create awareness among students about the importance of human rights and the values of equality , freedom ️, and dignity.
As part of the programme, a student of 9th standard delivered a speech highlighting the significance of Human Rights Day and its relevance in our daily lives.
The programme was informative and helped students understand the importance of respecting human rights

Our school celebrated Christmas in a joyful and festive manner. The programme included Christmas-themed speeches , followed by energetic dance performances by the 7th and 9th standard girls.
To spread joy and cheer among everyone, Santa Claus joined the celebration, filling the campus with laughter and excitement . The students danced happily and enjoyed the festive moments with great enthusiasm .
Our Little Stars came dressed as Santa Claus and angels, looking absolutely adorable, while all other students added to the festive spirit by wearing red and white ️????.
A Christmas tree and a crib were beautifully arranged, and every class celebrated the occasion by cutting Christmas cake .
The day was truly beautiful, joyful, and memorable for everyone.

It was a great opportunity for our 9th graders , when they were at the KLF, Kozhikode ,to witness the magical presence of the legendary astronaut, Ms. Sunita Williams, on 23rd January. They listened to her inspiring words, received  her autograph in her space mission photographs and biography.They  actively participated in the Book Fair as well.
The programme fostered their scientific temper and ignited curiosity to explore.

It was a brilliant day of ease and joy for the kids on 28th January. They reached school without their books and spent their day by doing activities.

With immense pride and pleasure, Amrita Vidyalayam, Manjeri  celebrated its 25th Annual Day and  Silver Jubilee, on  1st January.
Sri Jouhar.M, General Secretary,  Malappuram Sahodaya & CEO, Almas Group of Medical and Educational Institutions was the Guest Of Honour.
Sri.Njeralath Harigovindan, Ashtapadi Exponent & recipient of Kerala Sangeetha Nataka Academy Award was the Chief guest.Sampoojya Swamini Varadamritaprana, Head of Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi Mutt, Manjeri  gave the felicitation. Our students paricipated in the cultural programmes with much euphoria and showcased their talents effortlessly.

Republic Day was celebrated with great pride and patriotism. The programme began in the morning with the hoisting of the National Flag, followed by the distribution of sweets to the children.
To mark the occasion, a variety of cultural programmes were showcased, including speech , patriotic song , and a vibrant dance performance that reflected the spirit of unity and love for the nation. The celebration filled everyone with a sense of national pride and respect for our Constitution .

Subhash Chandra Bose Jayanti was observed in our school with great respect. An inspiring speech and a documentary on his life highlighted his sacrifices and leadership. 
A student dressed as Netaji brought the spirit of patriotism alive, creating goosebumps among the audience

Popcorn Day was joyfully celebrated in our school on 21st January 2026. As planned, a special popcorn counter was set up for the students, adding excitement and fun to the school atmosphere .
The children thoroughly enjoyed the delicious, tasty, and cheesy popcorn while spending happy moments with their friends. The event created a lively and cheerful environment, filling the campus with smiles and laughter

Handwriting Day was celebrated with great joy and creativity in our school. We proudly honoured Artist Jithosh for his valuable contribution to art and handwriting.
As part of the celebration, a Handwriting Competition was conducted for students from Grades 3 to 8 in different categories. Students actively participated in Malayalam, English, and Hindi handwriting competitions and showcased their beautiful writing skills.
The celebration motivated students to develop neat handwriting and appreciate writing as an art.

Youth Day was celebrated to mark the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda . An inspiring student speech highlighted his life and ideals. A workshop for Classes VI to VIII was conducted to show the relevance of Swami Vivekananda’s thoughts in today’s world . 

The programme motivated students to believe in themselves and follow the path of values and self-discipline .

Human Rights Day was observed in our school to create awareness among students about the importance of human rights and the values of equality , freedom ️, and dignity.
As part of the programme, a student of 9th standard delivered a speech highlighting the significance of Human Rights Day and its relevance in our daily lives.
The programme was informative and helped students understand the importance of respecting human rights

Our school celebrated Christmas in a joyful and festive manner. The programme included Christmas-themed speeches , followed by energetic dance performances by the 7th and 9th standard girls.
To spread joy and cheer among everyone, Santa Claus joined the celebration, filling the campus with laughter and excitement . The students danced happily and enjoyed the festive moments with great enthusiasm .
Our Little Stars came dressed as Santa Claus and angels, looking absolutely adorable, while all other students added to the festive spirit by wearing red and white ️????.
A Christmas tree and a crib were beautifully arranged, and every class celebrated the occasion by cutting Christmas cake .
The day was truly beautiful, joyful, and memorable for everyone.