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.