Focusing on the hard effects of war, we celebrated World Refugee Day, June 20th, with all its senses. The social Science club made a brilliant presentation in the assembly.

Do or Die Movement or Quit India Movement plays a vital role in the history of Indian Independence. Commemorating the event, some of the students of tenth standard were dressed like Gandhiji and his supporters and went to various classes, chanting and announcing the slogans, with placards.

Pest Day was observed with enthusiasm and curiosity as students explored the fascinating world of insects, bugs, and the importance of pest control in maintaining a healthy environment. The day was designed to raise awareness about common pests, their impact on health and agriculture, and eco-friendly ways to manage them. This year we have organized a field visit to a nearby plantain farm and interacted with Sri. Manoj, a renowned award-winning  farmer that helped students understand the difference between harmful pests and helpful insects.

On 21st June, under the supervision of Yoga Ma, a beautiful presentation was done on various asanas and meditation by students from the courtyard. Mr. Shiju P G, S.I Pulpally, was the chief guest.

The celebration of talents, enthusiasm, spirit and competition. AMRITA ARTS FEST 2024-25, was conducted on 26 & 27 of July. Our student’s brilliance was competing under four houses – Amritamayi, Anandamayi, Chinmayi and Jyothirmayi in four stages.

Children's Day is celebrated in India to raise awareness about the rights, education, and welfare of children. It is celebrated on 14 November every year on the birthday of the first prime minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru, who was known to have been fond of children. We focused the celebration towards the lower classes and it was well made. 

The Annual Sports Meet was conducted on October 18 & 19 with great enthusiasm and energy. The day moved to its up bring with the march past and the Inaugural address with our Principal Sir and the flag hoisting. Both days went in the spirit of enthusiasm and energy.

The Merit Day ceremony was held on 05/07/2024 at our school to recognize and celebrate academic excellence. Col. Sri Rajendra Babu, the esteemed Chief Guest, graced the occasion with his presence.

Col. Sri Rajendra Babu addressed the gathering, sharing his inspiring experiences and emphasizing the significance of discipline, focus, and determination in achieving goals. He congratulated the meritorious students and encouraged them to continue striving for excellence.

Leadership is not a title, but an action and example. Focusing over leadership building in the students, we celebrated the investiture day on June 28. Our young bloods were on the stage with badges and sashes. The Oaths were elicited by our School Leader to the various House Captains and Class Representatives. Our Chief Guest, Mr. Manoj C R, Retired Sub-Inspector of Police, wished the students. 

Sree Krishna Jayanthi, also known as Krishnashtami celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil. The students of our school were robed up as little Krishna, Radha and Gopis. Along with a dance presentation was also held.