A webinar on International Day against Violence and Bullying at School, including Cyber Bullying, was organised by CBSE on 7th November 2024, under the theme “Protect, educate, empower: Learners call for safe and inclusive schools.”

The theme emphasized the vital role of education in creating safe, inclusive environments, and urged school leaders to uphold their commitments to ensure this from the learners’ perspective. The program was live-streamed via CBSE’s Training Unit YouTube channel.

Children’s Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at our school on 14th November 2024. The day’s events aimed to promote unity, creativity, and joy among our students.

A small rally was organized within the school premises, where students carried colourful placards with the message “Happy Children’s Day.” LKG and UKG students performed a vibrant group song about Chachaji, showcasing their harmonious voices and rhythmic movements. Additionally, five captivating dance performances were staged, with students dressed in colourful costumes and using creative props.

The celebrations were a resounding success, fostering a sense of unity and celebration among students, teachers, and parents alike.

To promote unity, harmony, and national integration, and to commemorate the birth anniversary of Indira Gandhi, the first woman Prime Minister of India, National Integration Day is celebrated every year on November 19th.

We organized a series of events to mark this important day. Aadhilekshmi V. Nath from Class IX delivered a speech on the significance of National Integration Day. Students from Classes 3-5 dressed in traditional attire representing various states and participated in a ramp walk. A bulletin board was also set up, showcasing the events of the day.

The celebration was a resounding success, spreading awareness about the importance of unity and harmony among citizens. We remain committed to promoting national integration and building a stronger, more united India.

• As part of the Gita Jayanti celebrations at Amritapuri Ashram, Kollam, Kerala, on December 11, 2024, a special Gita painting event was held, bringing together artists to visually interpret the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita. Each painting was a creative expression of Lord Krishna’s teachings, capturing the essence of its profound messages through various artistic styles, including traditional, modern, and abstract forms. 

The event served as a vibrant platform for creativity and devotion, allowing artists to present their unique perspectives on selected shlokas from the Bhagavad Gita. The highlight of the event was Amma’s presence, where she personally met each artist, blessing both them and their artwork. Her words of joy and admiration created a deeply spiritual and inspiring atmosphere, reinforcing the connection between art and devotion. 

Students from our school actively participated in the event, showcasing their artistic talents and spiritual insight. The participants included: 

• 1. Anantha Krishnan V S (IX)
• 2. Adithyan S Nair (IX)
• 3. Dayanand Parameswar (VIII)
• 4. Gouri P Nair (VIII)
• 5. Ganesh G (VII)
• 6. Nirmal Siva Krishna (VII)
• 7. Daksha R B (VI)
• 8. Adrija Krishna (VI)
• 9. Lakshmi P (VI) 

Additionally, the visual illustration of Purushottama Yogam, created by our school's drawing instructor, Mr. Premdas, was also showcased at the event. 

The Gita painting event was a beautiful confluence of art, spirituality, and wisdom, inspiring participants to explore the deeper meanings of the Bhagavad Gita through visual storytelling. 

The joyous festival of Christmas was celebrated with great enthusiasm and zeal on 19th December 2024. The school premises were beautifully adorned with festive decorations, creating an atmosphere of warmth and cheer that embodied the true spirit of Christmas. The celebration aimed to spread joy, foster unity among students, and reflect on the values of love, generosity, and togetherness. A variety of performances and activities were thoughtfully organized, making the day truly memorable for both students and teachers. 

The celebration began with a beautiful rendition of traditional Christmas carols by the school choir. The melodious voices of the students filled the air with festive spirit, setting the perfect tone for the day. Adding to the charm, the youngest members of the school, the LKG and UKG students, stole the show with their cheerful presence. Dressed in vibrant red outfits, they symbolized the warmth and joy of the season, spreading smiles across the audience. 

A standout moment of the celebration was the special violin performance by two talented students. Their soulful and soothing tunes perfectly captured the essence of the holiday season and left the audience captivated. Additionally, a group of students from various classes came together to perform a heartwarming group song that conveyed a powerful message of love, hope, and unity, resonating deeply with everyone present. 

The festivities concluded on a high note with energetic group dance performances. Students from different grades showcased their creativity and talent through lively, well-choreographed dances that brought joy and excitement to the event. 

The Christmas celebration was a grand success, brimming with music, joy, and a sense of togetherness. It not only brought the school community closer but also provided a platform for students to display their diverse talents. The event truly encapsulated the core values of Christmas—love, joy, and unity—and left everyone with cherished memories to treasure. 

Kathakali, an iconic symbol of Kerala's cultural heritage, is one of the most vibrant and expressive dance forms. With its colourful costumes, intricate masks, and captivating storytelling, it brings ancient tales to life through mesmerizing performances. 

The 17th Kathakali Mela, organized by the Pathanamthitta District Kathakali Club in Ayrur Kathakali Gramam, took place from January 6 to January 12. On January 8, 2025, our students participated in various Kathakali-themed activities, including competitions, quizzes, and insightful speeches. 

This event provided students with a unique opportunity to delve into the rich history of Kathakali plays, offering them a deeper appreciation of this ancient art form that has been preserved for generations. 

On January 20, 2025, our kindergarten section celebrated All Colours Day with great enthusiasm and joy. The event was a vibrant celebration, as students brought an assortment of colourful fruits, vegetables, and creative cutouts. Some students confidently shared interesting facts about the items they brought, showcasing their communication skills and knowledge.

The bulletin board was beautifully adorned with vibrant pictures of fruits and vegetables, thanks to the students’ creativity and efforts. Adding to the excitement, the children actively participated in preparing a delicious fruit salad, which was shared among all students and teachers. This activity not only promoted healthy eating habits, but also fostered a sense of teamwork and community.

The primary objective of the event was to educate the students about the importance of incorporating fruits and vegetables into their daily diet. The day was a resounding success, as students displayed their creativity, confidence, and enthusiasm for learning. All Colours Day was not just a celebration of colours, but also a meaningful opportunity for students to learn, have fun, and develop essential life skills.

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:

• Celebrating Youth: Vivekananda's belief in the immense potential of youth and his call for them to contribute positively to society.
• Promoting National Unity: His vision of a united India, free from social and religious divisions, emphasizing harmony and inclusiveness.
• Spreading Universal Brotherhood: His teachings on universal harmony and mutual respect, which transcend faiths and backgrounds.

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.

As part of the Desh Ka Prakriti Pareekshan Campaign, launched by the Ministry of AYUSH and implemented by the National Commission for Indian System of Medicine, Amrita Vidyalayam, Pathanamthitta, hosted an insightful session on 9th December 2024.

The campaign was organized by Dr. Meera S, Assistant Professor in the Department of Swasthavritta, Amrita School of Ayurveda, and Dr. Darsana V. S., PG Scholar in the Department of Swasthavritta, Amrita School of Ayurveda. The event aimed to raise awareness about the importance of understanding one’s natural constitution (Prakriti) for better health and wellness.

Students actively participated in the session, gaining valuable insights into Ayurvedic principles and their relevance to modern health practices. This initiative not only promoted holistic health awareness but also encouraged students to explore the integration of traditional Indian wisdom with contemporary wellness strategies.

The event was a step towards fostering a deeper understanding of health and wellbeing in alignment with Ayurveda's timeless teachings.
 

National Cancer Awareness Day is observed in India on November 7th each year to raise awareness about cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment.

At our school, several activities were organized to mark the day. Senior students conducted an informative awareness session for students in Classes V to IX. A house-wise poster-making competition was held for Class VIII, where students created beautiful and insightful posters. Additionally, Class V students displayed cancer awareness information on the bulletin board. These activities aimed to educate and inspire the school community about the importance of cancer awareness.

A webinar on International Day against Violence and Bullying at School, including Cyber Bullying, was organised by CBSE on 7th November 2024, under the theme “Protect, educate, empower: Learners call for safe and inclusive schools.”

The theme emphasized the vital role of education in creating safe, inclusive environments, and urged school leaders to uphold their commitments to ensure this from the learners’ perspective. The program was live-streamed via CBSE’s Training Unit YouTube channel.

Children’s Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at our school on 14th November 2024. The day’s events aimed to promote unity, creativity, and joy among our students.

A small rally was organized within the school premises, where students carried colourful placards with the message “Happy Children’s Day.” LKG and UKG students performed a vibrant group song about Chachaji, showcasing their harmonious voices and rhythmic movements. Additionally, five captivating dance performances were staged, with students dressed in colourful costumes and using creative props.

The celebrations were a resounding success, fostering a sense of unity and celebration among students, teachers, and parents alike.

To promote unity, harmony, and national integration, and to commemorate the birth anniversary of Indira Gandhi, the first woman Prime Minister of India, National Integration Day is celebrated every year on November 19th.

We organized a series of events to mark this important day. Aadhilekshmi V. Nath from Class IX delivered a speech on the significance of National Integration Day. Students from Classes 3-5 dressed in traditional attire representing various states and participated in a ramp walk. A bulletin board was also set up, showcasing the events of the day.

The celebration was a resounding success, spreading awareness about the importance of unity and harmony among citizens. We remain committed to promoting national integration and building a stronger, more united India.