During the Science Day celebration, the enthusiastic students of Class 6 showcased India’s scientific achievements through a captivating skit. Their performance highlighted India’s contributions to various scientific fields, emphasizing the nation’s rich heritage of innovation and discovery. Following the skit, a student delivered a heartfelt speech, expressing admiration for India’s scientific pioneers and emphasizing the importance of nurturing curiosity and critical thinking in young minds. The event concluded with a message of scientific exploration and innovation.

The school celebrated Prize Distribution Day 2024 for the foundational course with enthusiasm and reverberating celebrations on 9th March. The function was presided over by Chief Guest Ms. Sonal Majeethia, Swami Avyayamritananda Puriji and School Administrator Brni Sharanyamrita Chaitanyaji, with our proud parents in the audience.

The programme commenced with the dignitaries lighting the auspicious ceremonial lamp and offering pranams to beloved Amma. Following the formal welcome, the progressive annual report was presented by the Principal highlighting the progress of the school throughout the year. The Chief Guest Ms. Sonal Majeethia addressed the parents with her enlightening words, focussing on understanding and accepting the limitations of a child, and working on them through proper help and guidance. She emphasized the importance of spending time with children, and teaching them practical things to their personality. Very inspirational speeches were delivered by Swamiji and the Administrator, imparting experiences from real life.

This was followed by prize distribution to the students who had excelled in various academic and co-curricular competitions held throughout the year.

The theme for the cultural program was “Mother”, based on which our little kids performed various forms of dances rooted in Indian culture. Our students danced to various songs with colourful props. The most riveting performance depicting respect to Mother Earth and the importance of the mother drew a big round of applause.

Finally, the vote of thanks was delivered by Ms. Monikarani S, acknowledging the efforts of students, teaching, non- teaching and supporting staff. She thanked the esteemed guests for their precious time and presence. This was followed by the national anthem and Shanti Mantra. The entire event was an unforgettable experience, and left a lasting impression on the minds of everyone present. It was indeed a spectacular display of talent and fervour.

A health and hygiene session titled “Healthier Kids, Stronger India” was conducted by Savlon for Class 3 students, highlighting the importance of cleanliness and personal hygiene. The students enthusiastically engaged in activities that emphasized the significance of proper handwashing in preventing diseases. At the end of the session, handwash bottles and certificates were distributed to all participants. The workshop concluded with the students taking a pledge to uphold and promote hygiene practices in their daily lives.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Navi Mumbai, celebrated Presentation Day on 21st December 2024, with a memorable event honouring the achievements of students, faculty, and the school community. The occasion was graced by the Chief Guest, Dr. Sanjay V. Deshmukh, former Vice Chancellor of Mumbai University, the Guest of Honour, Swami Avyayamritananda Puriji, and the School Administrator, Brni. Sharanyamrita Chaitanyaji. 

The event commenced with a warm welcome, the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, and a soulful prayer, setting an auspicious tone. Brni. Sharanyamrita Chaitanyaji presented the Annual Report, highlighting the school’s academic and co-curricular milestones. Dr. Deshmukh emphasized the significance of holistic education, while Swami Avyayamritananda Puriji inspired students to strive for a balance between academic excellence and spiritual growth. 

A standout moment was the unveiling of "Amrita Nidhi," the school’s Annual Magazine. Outstanding students were recognized with awards for their achievements in academics, culture, and extracurricular activities, inspiring all to aim higher. 

The cultural program centred on the theme "Navras," showcasing nine emotions through captivating dance performances by students from Classes 1 to 12. The event concluded with the National Anthem and the Shanti Mantra, leaving everyone inspired and filled with pride. 

The celebration was a resounding success, embodying the spirit of excellence and fostering motivation for the future. 

A one-day capacity-building program on Cyber Safety and Security was organized on December 31, 2024 at Amrita Vidyalayam for all teaching staff. The resource persons for the program were Mr. Avinash Kulkarni, Principal of Ramsheth Thakur Public School, and Mrs. Rashmi Singh, Principal of Podar International School. 

The program, held from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM, provided valuable insights into cyber safety. The sessions were packed with informative content, offering clear guidance on the dos and don’ts of navigating the digital and cyberspace responsibly. 

The day proved to be highly enriching, equipping the participants with essential knowledge to ensure safety and security in an increasingly digital world. 

Storytelling is a unique art that allows us to step into the shoes of others, sparking the imagination of readers, storytellers, and listeners alike. It provides an opportunity to explore diverse perspectives and shape our beliefs.

The much-awaited storytelling competition was held on December 16th in the school auditorium. It was an engaging and vibrant event where Jr. KG and Sr. KG students captivated the audience with their expressive storytelling. They brought their stories to life using creative props and wore attire that perfectly complemented their tales.

Amrita Nursery is proud of its young storytellers and wishes all our students to grow into great readers and lifelong learners.

The rich heritage of Maharashtrian culture was depicted splendidly by the teachers and students of Amrita Vidyalayam on the occasion of Marathi Bhasha Guarav Din. The entire assembly consisting of thought, news and pledge were conducted in Marathi on the occasion of the birth anniversary of noted Marathi litterateur V.V. Shirwadkar alias ‘Kusumagraj.’ Students dressed in traditional “nav vaari” invited our School Administrator Brni Sharanyamritaji and Principal Mrs. Anupama Rao, and started the cultural program with a prayer song. “Labhale amhas bhagya”, a Marathi bhasha abhiman geet was sung by the students at the start of the programme. Students extolled the beauty of Matrubhasha through eloquent speeches which outlined the culture, language and lifestyle of Maharashtra which is the 3rd largest state of India. Glorious tributes were paid to the great Marathi Saint – Sant Eknath by the students by performing Bharud, which is used to create social awareness about the current situation of the Marathi language. A power packed performance of Powada by students enthralled the audience. “Mangalagaur” –a celebration of Marathi festivals and culture was depicted by the young students by performing a dance. “Maharashtra Geet” was sung by little stars – our primary students. The program came to an end with “Pasaydan”- a soulful group song rendition by the teachers that lingered in the ears and minds of all after the program was over.

During the Science Day celebration, the enthusiastic students of Class 6 showcased India’s scientific achievements through a captivating skit. Their performance highlighted India’s contributions to various scientific fields, emphasizing the nation’s rich heritage of innovation and discovery. Following the skit, a student delivered a heartfelt speech, expressing admiration for India’s scientific pioneers and emphasizing the importance of nurturing curiosity and critical thinking in young minds. The event concluded with a message of scientific exploration and innovation.

The school celebrated Prize Distribution Day 2024 for the foundational course with enthusiasm and reverberating celebrations on 9th March. The function was presided over by Chief Guest Ms. Sonal Majeethia, Swami Avyayamritananda Puriji and School Administrator Brni Sharanyamrita Chaitanyaji, with our proud parents in the audience.

The programme commenced with the dignitaries lighting the auspicious ceremonial lamp and offering pranams to beloved Amma. Following the formal welcome, the progressive annual report was presented by the Principal highlighting the progress of the school throughout the year. The Chief Guest Ms. Sonal Majeethia addressed the parents with her enlightening words, focussing on understanding and accepting the limitations of a child, and working on them through proper help and guidance. She emphasized the importance of spending time with children, and teaching them practical things to their personality. Very inspirational speeches were delivered by Swamiji and the Administrator, imparting experiences from real life.

This was followed by prize distribution to the students who had excelled in various academic and co-curricular competitions held throughout the year.

The theme for the cultural program was “Mother”, based on which our little kids performed various forms of dances rooted in Indian culture. Our students danced to various songs with colourful props. The most riveting performance depicting respect to Mother Earth and the importance of the mother drew a big round of applause.

Finally, the vote of thanks was delivered by Ms. Monikarani S, acknowledging the efforts of students, teaching, non- teaching and supporting staff. She thanked the esteemed guests for their precious time and presence. This was followed by the national anthem and Shanti Mantra. The entire event was an unforgettable experience, and left a lasting impression on the minds of everyone present. It was indeed a spectacular display of talent and fervour.

A health and hygiene session titled “Healthier Kids, Stronger India” was conducted by Savlon for Class 3 students, highlighting the importance of cleanliness and personal hygiene. The students enthusiastically engaged in activities that emphasized the significance of proper handwashing in preventing diseases. At the end of the session, handwash bottles and certificates were distributed to all participants. The workshop concluded with the students taking a pledge to uphold and promote hygiene practices in their daily lives.