Kerala Piravi, celebrated on November 1, commemorates the formation of Kerala State in 1956 and highlights the state's rich cultural heritage, including its art and literature. The 68th Kerala Piravi Day was observed at our school by the Department of Malayalam. The program provided an opportunity to remember and honour our mother tongue and homeland. It began with a prayer song, followed by a speech discussing Kerala's formation and progress. Students recited Malayalam poems that emphasised the significance of the mother tongue and motherland.

Sports in school offer a wide range of benefits that extend beyond physical fitness. Our school conducted Annual Sports Meet 2024-25 for grade III to V on 24 October 2024. The events were held in different places in the school itself with the help of teachers and all staffs. The Sports events were Standing broad jump, Running Race (100 m), Hurdles, Cricket ball throw, Medicine ball throw and Shuttle run. Students participated in the sports meet with great enthusiasm.

The Parent-Teacher Meeting was successfully held on 25th October and awareness session conducted by Shri R J Dhanesh Kumar (Fellowship in Neurorehabilitation from Apollo Med Varsity, Chief Consultant of Kottakkal Ayurveda College and Happy Colours Child Development Center, Pathanamthitta),Shri OR Haridas(Sakshama State Secretary, Managing Director Happy Colours Child Development Center) and Shri Sumesh Shivan (Director Happy Colours).

Diwali is India's biggest and most important celebration, KG to Grade II students, teachers and staff celebrated Diwali on 30 October. Children wore vibrant Orange and Golden attire, adding to the festive atmosphere. Students brought orange coloured sweets and fruits to share with the classmates and the staff. Children contributed orange themed items to decorate the bulletin board. Students took memorable group photos with their class teachers. Enthusiastic participation from students and staff. Colourful decoration and attire created a lively ambience.

A one day Workshop on Career Guidance, Visual Media and Skill Development Training (Social Outreach) has been conducted on 29th October 2024 at our School.

The workshop has been conducted for the students of classes X, XI & XII by Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Kochi Campus in association with Entrepreneurship Development Club (EDC) of the campus under the District Industries Centre (DIC). The entire session was interactive and answered many queries raised by the participants and the speakers. The students participated with great enthusiasm.

National Unity Day is celebrated on October 31 to commemorate the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, known as India's Iron Man. We observed this day with various programs. Pathmaja R. Unnithan, a student from class IX, delivered a special speech during the morning assembly. The unity pledge was taken by the school leader, Parameswar Suresh. Additionally, a bulletin board presentation was created, which helps students foster a sense of national pride and unity.

Sports Day is an occasion where pupils, teachers and parents come together for a day of competitive sport. To promote physical fitness, teamwork and sportsmanship among foundation stage we conducted Sports for Tiny Tots LKG to Grade II on 23rd October 2024. Various Events were 50 m race, 100 m race, Basket ball throw, Frog Jump, Hurdles, Shuttle run, Musical Chair, etc. The students showcased excellent teamwork and sportsmanship. It helped to improve physical fitness and coordination. Teachers supported and encouraged participants.

We proudly announce that the following Grade One students have excelled in the Kannur Sahodaya Talent Search Examination:

         1. Sanjay Satheesh

         2. Mihan Manoj

         3. Arrav P

Each student received a cash award of ₹5,000 for their outstanding performance. The talented winners were felicitated during the UKG Convocation Ceremony by our chief guest, Mr. Sreekumar, Professor and Head of the Agriculture Department, Padannakkad.

Congratulations to our young achievers!

June 20 World Refugee Day sensitized students to global issues through meaningful discussions and observed with various activities to raise awareness about the refugee crisis.

The literary spirit soared on June 19 with National Reading Day. Students delved into their favourite books, interviewed fictional characters, and participated in a reading competition, fostering a lifelong love for literature.

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