Amrita Vidyalayam, Manjeri observed Statistics Day on June 29th to commemorate the invaluable role of statistics in shaping our daily lives and national development.
The program began with an informative speech by a student, highlighting the significance of statistics in various fields such as economics, education, health, and policymaking. The speech paid tribute to Prof. Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis, the pioneer of statistics in India, whose birth anniversary is celebrated as Statistics Day.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Manjeri observed National Doctor's Day on 2nd July with heartfelt gratitude and admiration for the medical community. The program was a special tribute to the dedication and selfless service of doctors who play a vital role in society.

The cultural fest at school unleashed a vibrant display of hidden talents and creativity among students. With infectious enthusiasm, children participated in various events, embracing the spirit of competition and learning valuable life skills. This festive celebration not only showcased their artistic and performance talents but also taught them invaluable lessons on teamwork, perseverance, and resilience. By acknowledging that failure is an integral part of growth, students developed a healthy attitude towards challenges, fostering personal growth and self-confidence.

Sri Jayakumar S., Inspector of Police from the Bureau of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption, inaugurated Vigilance Awareness Week at our school. Our esteemed guest engaged students with a simple yet captivating explanation, kicking off the week-long observance.

The students across all Amrita institutions share a unifying trait: a steadfast commitment to serving society.

Students from Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri campus conducted an interactive session on proper food habits for our students as part of their Student Social Responsibility Project. The session was indeed beneficial as it covered essential information on maintaining a balanced diet, its impact on health and academic performance, and practical tips for students to improve their eating habits. 

Our school celebrated World Animal Day to foster empathy and kindness in our students towards animals that selflessly serve us. The event was a delightful experience, especially for our kindergarteners, who enthusiastically wore animal face masks, delivered heartfelt speeches, and engaged in creative role-playing. Exciting animal-themed games added to the fun. This memorable experience will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact, nurturing warmer hearts inspiring kindness towards all living creatures.

Onam celebration was a truly special event, filled with excitement and joy for all. Students from every class participated in a variety of engaging games and activities, spread across different floors of the school and outside in the ground. To add to the excitement, teachers also got to compete in their own set of challenges. Even the tiny tots of Kindergarten had their own special competitions. The day was filled with laughter as children shared meals together. The vibrant floral carpet, along with the traditional figures of Mahabali and Vamana, added to the festive atmosphere.

Our school was transformed into a sacred haven as we celebrated the revered Kumari Puja. Nine adorable Kindergarten students, resplendent in traditional attire, ornaments, and ceremonial dress, stole the show. Clad in crowns, tridents, swords, and Veenas, they embodied the divine spirit of Goddess Durga.

Bri Jyothirmayamritaji, in charge of the M.A Math at Mulangadakam, graciously guided the puja proceedings. Her enlightening discourse set the tone for the ceremony.

Christmas was celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm. The festivities took place on the school grounds, beginning with a prayer and cake-cutting ceremony. A tableau depicting the Nativity scene followed, featuring Mary, Joseph, infant Jesus, and the Three Wise Men.

The program continued with a lively dance performance, which got the entire school involved and dancing along. Santa Claus and angels made special appearances, reminding everyone of the significance of Jesus' birth and sacrifice.

The observance of Teacher's Day on September 5th was a resounding success, leaving an imperishable mark on our students. The highlight of the event was when Class VIII students donned the roles of teachers, delivering lessons to their younger peers in Classes I and II. The tiny tots showered them with affection and respect, making the experience truly rewarding. The student-teachers thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to lead classes and later sought blessings from their senior teachers. This unforgettable experience will be etched in their memories forever.