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.

We had a fantastic time celebrating Red Day with our kindergarten students! Both the children and teachers dressed in red attire, creating a visually striking event.

This theme was not only enjoyable but also provided a great opportunity for our students to learn.

The day was filled with engaging activities, including coloring and games, which the children thoroughly enjoyed.

Embracing the spirit of 'Cleanliness is next to Godliness,' our school community enthusiastically observed Gandhi Jayanti on October 2nd with a vibrant cleaning campaign.

Students and staff joined forces to brighten up our surroundings, discovering the dignity of labor, the joy of teamwork, leadership by example, and harmony with nature. 

After a job well done, they unwound with refreshing drinks and snacks.

This meaningful initiative instilled valuable life lessons and fostered a sense of community.

Mahatma Gandhi's legacy lives on through our actions.

  We celebrated Grandparents' Day for our Kindergarten and Grade 1 students. Smt. Remadevi, a retired government school teacher, was our esteemed guest. The event was a heartwarming experience for both the children and their grandparents. Our talented students presented delightful skits, dances, action songs, and other performances that beautifully captured the special bond between grandparents and grandchildren.

 To add to the excitement, we organized a musical chair competition for the grandparents, with prizes awarded to the winners.

Krishna Janmashtami was a joyous celebration for our little ones! Students from LKG to 2nd grade dressed up as adorable Little Krishnas and Radhas, recreating the playful scene of breaking the butter pot and dancing with glee.

The Kindergarten students mesmerized everyone with their delightful dance performance. The program took place in the serene backdrop of Amma's altar, where parents gathered to watch with pride.

As a token of encouragement, all participants received Amma's Prasad and a trophy, making the day even more special.

We celebrated our 78th Independence Day with great fervour and pride. We were honoured to have Sri Sunil C R, Sub Inspector from the State Intelligence Department, as our guest of honour. He was warmly welcomed by our band troupe and commenced the festivities by hoisting the national flag.

As someone who has a deep admiration for Amma, Sri Sunil shared inspiring stories about her selfless service and humanitarian work, connecting the children with the values of patriotism and compassion.

Encouraging healthy habits from a young age, we celebrated Fruits Day to educate our little ones about the vital role fruits play in their diet. In a fun-filled event, children relished a delicious fruit salad with their friends, learning that nutritious choices can be delightful too!

We had a fantastic time celebrating Black and White Day with our KG students! The children and teachers all dressed up in black and white attire, making for a visually striking event.

This theme was not only enjoyable, but it also served as a great opportunity for our students to learn about the past. Our teachers led discussions with the children about the differences between olden days and the present, highlighting the evolution of black and white photography.

On World Earth Day 2025, observed on April 22, the students of Amrita Vidyalayam came together to celebrate our planet with love, awareness, and meaningful action. Under the theme "Together for a Greener Tomorrow", they pledged to build a sustainable future and reminded us that every small step counts when taken for Mother Earth. With activities that planted hope and nurtured responsibility, our young changemakers turned lessons into action, transforming themselves into green warriors.