We have celebrated Gurupoornima on 16th July with all its austerity as Sanskriti pooja under the auspices of Sampoojya Swamini Bhavyamrita Pranaji, In Charge of mata Amritanandamayi Math Thiruvalla. Gurupaduka Pooja, Mathrupooja , Satsang and Bhajan by our students added more divinity to the function. 

As part of our school's cultural and value-based education program, Mathrupooja was celebrated with great devotion and emotion by our students. This unique event provided an opportunity for children to express gratitude, love, and respect towards their mothers through a simple yet deeply meaningful ceremony.

The atmosphere was filled with warmth and reverence as students washed their mothers’ feet, offered flowers, and bowed down in a traditional act of respect symbolizing humility and gratitude. In the absence of mothers, some fathers and grandparents also participated in the event.

  Some students were emotional, and many mothers had tears in their eyes witnessing the heartfelt gestures of their children. It was a moment that touched everyone deeply—a beautiful blend of tradition, values, and emotion.

The Evidence is Clear: Invest in Prevention”.

Mr. Venu Gopal M K , Assistant Excise Officer Thiruvalla addressed the students and staff, emphasizing the psychological and social impact of substance abuse... Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking... 

He also interacted with students during a Q&A session, dispelling myths and encouraging openness about mental health. The event concluded with an oath-taking ceremony where students pledged to stay away from drugs and support those in need.

Reading Day was celebrated at our school to commemorate the birth anniversary of Shri P.N. Panicker, known as the father of the Library Movement in Kerala. The day aimed to instill the habit of reading among students and promote lifelong learning.  A brief speech highlighting the importance of reading was delivered in the morning assembly, followed by a reading day procession, Reading Day message, pledge taking, action songs by little ones, poem recitation etc were conducted on the same day. As part of Reading week, we have conducted a reading competition, poster competition, cover design competition, book review etc. 

Amrita Vidyalayam, Thiruvalla, has once again achieved stellar results in the CBSE Class X and XII Board Examinations 2024–25, reflecting the school’s commitment to academic excellence and holistic education.

In the Class XII results, Gautham Krishnan M emerged as the School Topper with an outstanding 98.2%, securing a perfect 100 marks in Mathematics and Physics. He was followed by Prithvi Rajkumar (94.2%), Sreya Smith (91.2%), and Sreya Reji (91%). This year, 18 students achieved Distinction, showcasing consistent high performance across subjects.

In the Class X results, Bhadra Vishnu topped the school with an impressive 97%, earning a centum in Malayalam. Other top performers include Diya S (93%), Gopika S (92.8%), Parvana Smith (92.8%), S. Yadu Krishnan (91%), and Sadhika Santhosh (90%). A total of 26 students secured Distinction in Class X, highlighting their dedication and hard work.

The management, principal, and teachers congratulated all students for their remarkable achievements, attributing their success to disciplined effort, strong parental support, and the divine blessings of Amma.

Congratulations to all students!

As part of Amma's Birthday Celebrations, we have distributed food, stationery and clothing kits to more than 50 needy families. All students offered various materials for the program. Our ward councilor Smt. Reena Vishal inaugurated the program. Our students distributed Lunch Packets to the needy ones in and around Thiruvalla locality.  Love, Serve, and Smile...

The Amritavarsham celebration was a heartfelt tribute to Amma’s legacy. It inspired students to cultivate compassion, humility, and service in their lives. The event not only deepened spiritual values but also strengthened the bond of unity and respect among students and teachers.  

 In Amma’s spirit of service, we have organized a cleanliness drive and cleaned Thukalassery- Nandavanam Road. Students from Class IX to XII participated in the event.

Janmashtami, the birthday of Lord Krishna, is celebrated with great enthusiasm in our school. The event aimed to instill cultural values and the spirit of devotion among students. The tiny tots from class Pre-KG to Class V stole everyone’s hearts as they came dressed as little Krishnas and Radhas. A group dance performance based on Krishna Bhajans was beautifully performed by the students of Higher Secondary Section. One of the major attractions of the program was the “Dahi Handi” ritual. The school campus echoed with cheers and the chant of Jai Sri Krishna. Students from different classes also participated in dance, speech and various cultural events.

It was not only a fun-filled day but also an educational one, reminding students of the values of love, compassion, and devotion. The celebration truly brought the spirit of Janmashtami alive in the hearts of all students and staff.

The vibrant and joyful festival of Onam, the harvest festival of Kerala, was celebrated with great enthusiasm and cultural fervor. The entire school came alive with traditional decorations, floral carpets, and a festive spirit as students and staff joined together to honor the legacy of King Mahabali. Students created beautiful and intricate Pookalams (floral rangolis) using fresh flowers. The designs reflected Kerala’s rich cultural artistry and were judged based on creativity, symmetry, and color coordination. Students and teachers dressed in traditional Kerala attire, adding authenticity and charm to the celebration. A series of cultural programs were presented.

Traditional games like Vadamvali (tug of war) were organized, filling the campus with cheer and excitement. A delicious Onam Sadya was also arranged.

As part of our commitment to promote healthy eating and environmental awareness, our school organized a unique and educational Food Fest based on the theme “10 Leaves Recipe” on [Insert Date]. The event brought together creativity, nutrition, and sustainability, with active participation from students across various grades.The central idea of the fest was to use ten different edible leaves in recipes — encouraging students to explore traditional and medicinal plants while showcasing their culinary talents.

The Amrita Fest was held  with great enthusiasm and participation from students across all grades. The event was organized by the Cultural Committee and took place in the school auditorium. Various dance performances were showcased, ranging from classical and folk to contemporary styles.  The judges praised the students for their talent, and winners were awarded trophies and certificates.  The Amrita Fest provided a platform for students to express their artistic abilities, build confidence, and promote teamwork.

We have celebrated Gurupoornima on 16th July with all its austerity as Sanskriti pooja under the auspices of Sampoojya Swamini Bhavyamrita Pranaji, In Charge of mata Amritanandamayi Math Thiruvalla. Gurupaduka Pooja, Mathrupooja , Satsang and Bhajan by our students added more divinity to the function. 

As part of our school's cultural and value-based education program, Mathrupooja was celebrated with great devotion and emotion by our students. This unique event provided an opportunity for children to express gratitude, love, and respect towards their mothers through a simple yet deeply meaningful ceremony.

The atmosphere was filled with warmth and reverence as students washed their mothers’ feet, offered flowers, and bowed down in a traditional act of respect symbolizing humility and gratitude. In the absence of mothers, some fathers and grandparents also participated in the event.

  Some students were emotional, and many mothers had tears in their eyes witnessing the heartfelt gestures of their children. It was a moment that touched everyone deeply—a beautiful blend of tradition, values, and emotion.

The Evidence is Clear: Invest in Prevention”.

Mr. Venu Gopal M K , Assistant Excise Officer Thiruvalla addressed the students and staff, emphasizing the psychological and social impact of substance abuse... Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking... 

He also interacted with students during a Q&A session, dispelling myths and encouraging openness about mental health. The event concluded with an oath-taking ceremony where students pledged to stay away from drugs and support those in need.

Reading Day was celebrated at our school to commemorate the birth anniversary of Shri P.N. Panicker, known as the father of the Library Movement in Kerala. The day aimed to instill the habit of reading among students and promote lifelong learning.  A brief speech highlighting the importance of reading was delivered in the morning assembly, followed by a reading day procession, Reading Day message, pledge taking, action songs by little ones, poem recitation etc were conducted on the same day. As part of Reading week, we have conducted a reading competition, poster competition, cover design competition, book review etc.