Two of our students, Ganesh G and Nirmal Siva Krishna from Amrita Vidyalayam, Pathanamthitta, successfully participated in the SEED REPORTER Training Programme and were awarded Training Participation Certificates in recognition of their involvement. The programme aimed to enhance students’ skills in environmental reporting, creative writing, and raising awareness about sustainability initiatives.

Our school celebrated the traditional Kerala practice of enjoying medicinal foods during Karkkidakam. Primary class students brought home-cooked healthy dishes and shared recipes with peers. They savoured the food under the trees, making it a memorable experience.

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The Art Fest 2025–26 was a vibrant celebration of colours and creativity. August 1 resonated with melodies during the Music Fest, while August 2 sparkled with energy at the Dance Fest. This year, the presence of many young dancers added extra charm to the celebrations. The fest concluded on a highly successful note.

The Investitutre Ceremony was conducted in Amrita Vidyalayam on 13th August 2025, where the new student council members took oath for the ceremony. The students of 4 different houses elected their Captains, Vice Captains and Junior Vice Captains. The students pledged to work for the betterment of the school in the academic session.

In order to create awareness about the day, a speech was conducted in the assembly by Sreenanda V M of class XI Science.  The speech conveyed the message of the after effects of drug addiction on the individual, their family and society. The way she presented it was also very effective. 

A house-wise Tableau competition on the theme Quit India Movement was conducted to  Commemorate and educate the children about the Quit India Movement, a pivotal event  in India's struggle for independence. Tableaux serve as visual representations, often depicting key moments, figures, and themes of the movement, allowing for a deeper understanding of its significance and impact on India's freedom.

A Chart making competition (House-wise) on Quit India Movement was also conducted to enhance their visual learning.

A conversation was conducted by the students of class VIII. In this conversation, the students discuss the significance of National Handloom Day, highlighting its importance in promoting traditional crafts, supporting local artisans, and preserving cultural heritage. They also emphasize the eco-friendly and sustainable nature of handloom products and encourage each other to spread awareness and support the handloom industry.

Amrita Vidyalayam, Chavakkad proudly participated in the Sahodaya Indoor Games held at Sree Gokulam Public School, Pazhuvil, on 09 August 2025. Our talented students, Vaiga Ramesh of Class VII B and Ameya Baiju of Class VIII B, showcased exceptional skill and teamwork in the carrom competition, securing the First Prize. Their remarkable performance and dedication brought glory to the school, making the entire Amrita family proud.

Our school sparkled with color, music, and joy as Amrita Fest 2025 lit up Amrita Vidyalayam, Edappally, on August 1st & 2nd.
Inaugurated by our esteemed Chief Guest, Dr. Brahmacharini Rehna, AIMS Kochi, the two-day cultural fiesta was a vibrant stage for dance, music, elocution, recitation, storytelling, fancy dress, and much more! 

The Kindergarten reopening ceremony at Amrita Vidyalayam Koyilandy was held on June 11, marking the joyful beginning of the new academic year. The event was graced by Sumedhamrita Swamiji, who honored us as the chief guest.

We extended a warm welcome to our little stars and their parents, embracing them with heartfelt hospitality. The auspicious Vidyarambham ceremony was conducted by our dedicated teachers, symbolizing the formal initiation of learning for the young ones. Swamiji lovingly distributed prasadam to all, adding a divine touch to the celebration.