The vibrant Amrithamayi House celebrated Naga Panchami with devotion and cultural spirit. The event began with a graceful dance performance, symbolizing reverence to the serpent deities and showcasing the traditional essence of the festival.

Students participated in the ritual of pouring milk on the snake deity, invoking blessings for protection, prosperity, and harmony with nature. The ritual served as a reminder of the deep-rooted connection between human life and the natural world.

The Dance Fest was celebrated with great enthusiasm at our school on 26th July 2025. The event was formally inaugurated by our respected Principal and Vice Principal. The programme showcased the vibrant talents of our students through various dance forms including Folk Dance (5 minutes), Classical Dance (10 minutes), and a Thiruvathira  Group Performance (10 minutes).

To create awareness and interest among students of Classes 7, 8, and 9 about the mathematical constant π (pi) and its significance in real-life applications, and to encourage creativity and mathematical thinking through engaging activities such as a Math Quiz, Poster Making Competition, and pi-themed assembly presentation.

Karkkidaka Food Fest is a culturally rich, community-driven celebration in Kerala held during the Malayalam month of Karkidakam. The festival showcases wholesome, traditional Ayurvedic and seasonal foods. As part of the Karkidaka month celebrations, our school organized the Karkkidaka Food Fest on July 25, 2025, to promote awareness of traditional health practices, nutritious food, and the value of medicinal plants.

Objective of the Celebration:

The main goal of this celebration was to create an atmosphere where children understand the importance of Karkkidaka month and how it is observed, and what all food we can and cannot have during this period. This helps them understand the importance of the month and why we are not supposed to have certain leafy vegetables. It aims in boosting immunity and also to boost their self-expression, creativity, and confidence through active participation in bringing the food that they prepared at their home and explain about the ingredients.

On the auspicious full moon day of Ashadha month, Amrita Vidyalayam celebrated Gurupoornima with great devotion and joy. The significance of the day was read by Kshipra Miss .This special day was dedicated to thanking our parents, teachers, and mentors. A beautiful Sanskruti Puja was organized on 9th July 2025, where  parents from Nursery to Std. X were invited. The program began with the chanting of Guru Stotra, followed by soul-touching bhajans sung by Nilesh  Sir and Gopalkrishnan Sir. 

Amrita Vidyalayam, Pathanamthitta, enthusiastically observed Dolphin Conservation Day to raise awareness about the importance of protecting dolphins and their marine habitats. The event featured a variety of engaging activities, including a painting competition in which students creatively depicted the beauty of dolphins in their natural environments. A student-led rally was held, with participants carrying placards and banners that conveyed key messages about marine conservation.

The auspicious occasion of Guru Poornima was celebrated with great devotion organised by Mata Amritanandamayi Devi Math. The event was conducted by Bri. Aradhanamrita Chaitanya and was attended by a large gathering of devotees, students, and both teaching and non-teaching staff.

The celebrations began with the sacred Paduka Puja, offered with heartfelt devotion to the Guru, symbolizing gratitude and surrender. This was followed by an inspiring Satsang delivered by Bri. Aradhanamrita Chaitanya, emphasizing the significance of the Guru in one’s spiritual journey.

The celebration of Ramayana Masam at our school began on a grand note on 17th July 2025. The event started with the traditional lighting of the lamp by our respected Principal and Vice Principal, marking the beginning of a spiritually uplifting month. Kala Miss gave a thoughtful introduction about the significance of Ramayana Masam and spoke about how this special month helps us understand the values and teachings of the Ramayana. Our Principal then delivered a heartfelt speech, highlighting the timeless cultural and moral lessons from the epic that still guide us in today’s world.

The Fifth Maharashtra Champions Karate League 2025 was held on April 26th and 27th at Shree Mahavir Bhavan, Baramati, Pune. This exciting event was organized by the Sharayu Foundation and Baramati Karate Association as part of the Sharayu Cup.