Amrita Vidyalayam Pathanamthitta hosted its Amrita Fest 2024-25, a vibrant celebration of talent and creativity. The event, which took place over two days, showcased the exceptional abilities of students and fostered a spirit of collaboration and joy among students, teachers, and parents.

The festivities began on 5th July 2024 with a series of dance performances across various categories, including Bharatanatyam, Mohiniyattam, Kuchipudi, and Folk dance. Students from classes I to XII participated, impressing the audience with their graceful performances. Experienced judges evaluated the performances, offering constructive feedback to the participants.

The second day of the event, held on 6th July 2024, featured cultural programs in five stages, with performances from students across all grade levels. The events included Recitation, Elocution, and Extempore in languages like Malayalam, Hindi, Sanskrit, and English. Additionally, students showcased their skills in Gita chanting, light music, classical music, digital music, and instrumental music, making it a diverse and engaging experience.

The event was an overwhelming success, with participation from students, teachers, and parents, creating an atmosphere of unity and celebration.

From the first day of Karkidakam we had started with Ramayana month celebrations. This year, the Ramayana Masam begins on July 16 and ends on August 16.

Every day, students read and explained relevant portions of the Ramayana at school in the morning. Videos of students reading and explaining the Ramayana were shared in all class groups. At the beginning of the celebration, LKG and UKG students dressed up as characters from the Ramayana. Students of primary classes watched videos of Ramayana stories and displayed Ramayana stories on the notice board.Ramayana quiz, Ekashloki Ramayana dance performance, discussion on female characters in the Ramayana, Ramayana recitation competition, drawing competition,Speech competitions and character presentations by the students of classes I and II were conducted on the concluding day of the Ramayana month

As a part of World Youth Skills Day, students of class V and VI were taught how to make "Paper bags". The children made beautiful bags and their proficiency in the skill was reflected in their works. “Bottle Art " was another highlight of the day. Apart from these activities, students of class VII planted saplings in the school premises which gave them awareness on the need of bonding with Nature.

CBSE Capacity Building Programme on Active Learning was held in our school on July 27th, 2024. The training programme conducted by the Resource persons Ms. P Saboora Begum, Principal T K M Centenary Public  School, Karicode and Ms Dr. Rekha R S,  Principal, Chinmaya Vidyalaya Sanathanapuram, Alleppey. 61 participants attended the training program. The training program successfully concluded with an assessment questionnaire.

Kargil Vijay Diwas, observed on July 26 every year, is a significant day in India's history. As a part of Kargil Vijay Diwas celebrations a house wise speech competition was conducted in our school campus, students from class VIII participated in the competition. The topic of the competition was “Lesson from Kargil for future generations

Academic Mentor of all Kerala Amrita Vidyalayams, Ms.Kavita Sudheer visited our school on 22 July 2024 for class observation. Class observation records and measures a teacher's teaching ability by systematically observing and recording their class performance. After class observation a staff meeting was held for all the teachers and checked class wise note books

July 22 is Pi Approximation Day. Also known as Casual Pi Day, the day is dedicated to the mathematical constant pi (π). Pi denotes the relationship between a circle's circumferences, its diameter and is denoted by the fraction 22/7 which calculates approximately to 3.14. As part of Pi Approximation Day, mathematics department conducted a speech, song, quiz, and familiarize some famous mathematicians and explained about their contributions.

Music can help students focus and learn by engaging parts of the brain that are responsible for attention and long-term memory. Singing can also positively affect brain development and neural processing. The music fest was conducted in our school on 26th July 2024, for students to express themselves creatively and build confidence.

The Ministry of Education, Government of India,celebrated "Shiksha Saptah" from July 22-28, 2024, commemorating the 4th anniversary of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The celebration provides an excellent opportunity to reflect on the transformative reforms introduced by NEP 2020 and reaffirm commitment to advancing education across our nation.We celebrated CBSE Shiksha Saptah in our school premises for 7 days. Shiksha Saptah helped to foster a spirit of collaboration and innovation among learners, educators, policymakers, and stakeholders in the education sector.

An Inter House Microsoft PowerPoint Making and Presentation Competition were conducted in our school on Thursday, 11th July, 2024 as a part of World Population Day. Organised jointly by the departments of computer science and social science. The topic of the competition was “POPULATION EXPLOSION”. Each house was represented by a team comprising of 2 members from tenth standard, one student from each group was allowed for creating and presenting the PowerPoint. 

The teams were allotted 40 minutes to complete their presentation and 5 to 7 minutes for presenting it. Each presentation consisted of 6 to 12 slides. The competition created a positive vibe amongst the children. They were in great enthusiasm and high spirit to showcase their creation. The teams presented their work to the judges, Ms. Ambujakshiamma P K Head of Social Science department and Ms. Remya O Head of Computer department. They evaluated the presentation on the basis of content, subject analysis, usage of PowerPoint tools, Colour scheme, Font, background, conveyance of thoughts, time management, and conclusion and presentation skills of the students. The judges congratulated the children for their efforts

Amrita Vidyalayam Pathanamthitta hosted its Amrita Fest 2024-25, a vibrant celebration of talent and creativity. The event, which took place over two days, showcased the exceptional abilities of students and fostered a spirit of collaboration and joy among students, teachers, and parents.

The festivities began on 5th July 2024 with a series of dance performances across various categories, including Bharatanatyam, Mohiniyattam, Kuchipudi, and Folk dance. Students from classes I to XII participated, impressing the audience with their graceful performances. Experienced judges evaluated the performances, offering constructive feedback to the participants.

The second day of the event, held on 6th July 2024, featured cultural programs in five stages, with performances from students across all grade levels. The events included Recitation, Elocution, and Extempore in languages like Malayalam, Hindi, Sanskrit, and English. Additionally, students showcased their skills in Gita chanting, light music, classical music, digital music, and instrumental music, making it a diverse and engaging experience.

The event was an overwhelming success, with participation from students, teachers, and parents, creating an atmosphere of unity and celebration.

From the first day of Karkidakam we had started with Ramayana month celebrations. This year, the Ramayana Masam begins on July 16 and ends on August 16.

Every day, students read and explained relevant portions of the Ramayana at school in the morning. Videos of students reading and explaining the Ramayana were shared in all class groups. At the beginning of the celebration, LKG and UKG students dressed up as characters from the Ramayana. Students of primary classes watched videos of Ramayana stories and displayed Ramayana stories on the notice board.Ramayana quiz, Ekashloki Ramayana dance performance, discussion on female characters in the Ramayana, Ramayana recitation competition, drawing competition,Speech competitions and character presentations by the students of classes I and II were conducted on the concluding day of the Ramayana month

As a part of World Youth Skills Day, students of class V and VI were taught how to make "Paper bags". The children made beautiful bags and their proficiency in the skill was reflected in their works. “Bottle Art " was another highlight of the day. Apart from these activities, students of class VII planted saplings in the school premises which gave them awareness on the need of bonding with Nature.