Swami Vivekananda's birthday, celebrated as National Youth Day on January 12th, honours the life and teachings of one of India’s most influential spiritual leaders, philosophers, and social reformers. His messages of self-belief, service to humanity, and national unity continue to inspire millions around the world.
The celebration at our school began with an inspiring speech delivered by Daksha from Class V A, who highlighted key aspects of Swami Vivekananda’s teachings:
To mark the occasion, a House-wise Bulletin Board Competition was organized, where students showcased their artistic talents and understanding of Swami Vivekananda’s vision. The beautifully decorated boards reflected the creativity and enthusiasm of each house, fostering healthy competition and camaraderie among the participants.
The celebrations were a resounding success, achieving their objectives of inspiring the students with the great monk’s life and teachings. Through this event, the students gained a deeper understanding of Swami Vivekananda’s ideals and values while imbibing a sense of unity, self-confidence, and purpose.
Amrita Vidyalayam, Pathanamthitta, observed Ramayana Month with great devotion and enthusiasm, providing students with an opportunity to imbibe the timeless values and teachings of the epic. The month-long observance included daily Ramayanam Parayanam and Vyakyanam, offering spiritual insights and a deeper understanding of the Ramayana. A dress-up activity brought the characters of the Ramayana to life, as students creatively portrayed various roles. To further encourage active learning, a Ramayanam quiz was conducted in an engaging manner. The celebration concluded with a grand Patabhishekham ceremony of Lord Rama, followed by the reading of the Bhalasruti. The entire observance proved to be a spiritually enriching and culturally enlightening experience, nurturing devotion, moral values, and respect for India’s rich cultural heritage among the students.
Independence Day is celebrated on August 15th to commemorate India’s freedom from British rule in 1947.It is a day to honor our freedom fighters and cherish the values of unity, patriotism, and democracy.
As part of the vibrant celebrations of DARSH 2025, the Dance Fest brought the stage to life with captivating performances that beautifully showcased the richness of India’s classical and folk traditions. Students from various categories participated with great enthusiasm, presenting classical dance forms such as Bharatanatyam, Mohiniyattam, and Kuchipudi, alongside a variety of colorful folk dances. Each performance was a graceful blend of rhythm, expression, and artistry, reflecting not only the students’ talent but also their dedication and rigorous training.
Two of our students, Ganesh G and Nirmal Siva Krishna from Amrita Vidyalayam, Pathanamthitta, successfully participated in the SEED REPORTER Training Programme and were awarded Training Participation Certificates in recognition of their involvement.
National Handloom Day, observed on August 7, celebrates India’s rich handloom heritage and the craftsmanship of weavers across the nation. The day aims to promote the use of handloom products and support the livelihoods of the weaving community.