Empowering Future Leaders with Values
Shaping A Better World
Amrita Vidyalayam is a dynamic network of schools in India that go beyond the traditional offerings of academic rigor and child-centered instruction. This group of seventy plus schools redefi ne schooling through the understanding that education should not be based solely on academic prowess, but should also nurture children who have well rounded personalities, are intellectually curious and who are ready to apply their learning to the betterment of society.
- 70+
- Schools
- 3000+
- Teachers
- 70000+
- Students
- 50000+
- Regd. Alumni

Research And Innovation
Amrita Vidyalayam cultivates a vibrant culture of Research and Innovation, empowering students with hands-on experiences and opportunities to explore diverse fields. Our curriculum encourage critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity, preparing students for future challenges and discoveries.

International Collaborations
Amrita Vidyalayam Schools follow the CBSE curriculum. The Central Board of Secondary Education is a national level board of education in India for public and private schools, controlled and managed by the Union Government of India. Schools affiliated to the CBSE follow the NCERT curriculum (National Council of Educational Research and Training ) - the publishing body. CBSE curriculum is a student-friendly board in India and is student centric.















Our Mission
We envision a world rich in knowledge, fostering a system for its wholesome cultivation, empowering individuals with noble character and values, guiding them toward a path of love, harmony, and peace
Our Vision
We envision a world enriched with knowledge and guided by wisdom. Our goal is to create a system that nurtures, shares, and applies knowledge holistically for humanity’s well-being. Empowered individuals will embrace noble values, fostering harmony, peace, and respect. Through the exchange of ideas and actions, students develop character and purpose, boldly contributing to a better world. Anchored in Dharma, this vision inspires clarity, ethical living, and meaningful endeavors for the benefit of all.
Words from our Visionary
We live in a time where our educational system desperately needs to put more stress on inculcating universal values, such as empathy, service-mindedness, true love and compassion in our youngsters. We need educational institutions which actively spread these universal, spiritual values.
-Amma

Implement educational practices that foster integrity, empathy, and responsibility in students.

Why Choose Us
Amritavidyalayam is dedicated to nurturing well-rounded individuals through a harmonious blend of academic excellence, holistic growth, and timeless values.
A curriculum promoting academic excellence and community service.
A nurturing environment for sharing diverse knowledge for humanity's well-being.
Equip students with deep knowledge to guide, support, and inspire others.
PRE KG - Std II
Foundational
At this stage, our focus is on nurturing a strong sense of identity and cultural awareness in young learners. Through the integration of value education across all subjects, we aim to create a holistic learning environment that fosters growth and development.

Std II to Std VI
Fundamentals
At this stage, our focus is on nurturing a strong sense of identity and cultural awareness in young learners. Through the integration of value education across all subjects, we aim to create a holistic learning environment that fosters growth and development.

Balanced Education Model
Fosters holistic development, combining academic excellence with character building, critical thinking, and practical skills. Encourages a well-rounded approach, nurturing both intellectual and emotional intelligence for lifelong success.







Our Schools
- Kerala
- Tamilnadu
- Gujarat
- Maharashtra
- Karnataka
- West Bengal
- Uttar Pradesh
- New Delhi
- Telangana
- Odisha
Whats New

Gandhi Jayanti, celebrated on October 2nd every year, marks the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation. Students of grades I and IV celebrated Gandhi Jayanti and contributed their efforts in spreading the awareness by helping their parents in cleaning the homes and their surroundings and by sending their photos of cleaning activities to their respective class teachers. As a part of Gandhi Jayanti celebration a bulletin board presentation was done by students which showcased Mahatma Gandhiji's life history.
Cleanliness is something that must not be forced but encouraged. The main purpose of this programme was to create awareness among the students regarding cleanliness and its benefits.

"Caring and appreciating the elderly....."Embracing the Wisdom of age"
The International Day of Older People is observed on October 1 each year. We celebrated International Day of Older persons by spreading awareness about the importance of senior citizens in our society, to make certain the benefits of elder persons in our lives.

The Science Exhibition held on 19th October 2024 was a remarkable event showcasing the creativity and scientific knowledge of our students. Students from classes V to XII participated in the exhibition. Students displayed a wide range of projects, including working models, still models, experiments, and demonstrations. Topics ranged from renewable energy solutions to advancements in robotics. The Science Exhibition was a resounding success, fostering a spirit of inquiry and collaboration among students. It not only showcased their hard work but also inspired many to explore science further.

On August 15th, we celebrated Independence Day with great fervor, honored by the presence of our distinguished guests, Captain Sri Rajeev Sir and Shiji Inasu Ma'am, wife of a Kargil hero. They received a warm welcome, accompanied by a band and were presented with badges.
Our students marched past, representing four houses and gave a salute to the honorable chief guests, symbolizing the spirit of freedom and independence. The march was led by the Head Boy and Head Girl, who carried the school flag with pride.
The flag-hoisting ceremony was led by our esteemed Principal Ma'am, Captain Sri Rajeev Sir, Shiji Inasu Ma'am, Academic Advisor Bhavanima, Vice Principal Shynima, Head Boy, and Head Girl. Captain Rajeev Sir delivered an inspiring address, emphasizing the importance of patriotism and and national pride.
Our Kindergarten students presented a program, "Unity in Diversity," showcasing their talents through songs, dances, and skits. Aarushi Ratheesh from UKG delivered an enthusiastic speech on the significance of Independence Day. Young children from grades 1-5 demonstrated their talents through a march, drill, and patriotic speeches in three languages - Malayalam, Hindi, and English. Vedhaswagan from 6th standard delivered a speech in Malayalam, while Anirudh from the 12th standard presented in Hindi, and Sreeram Murali delivered an English speech.
Students from grades 1-2 performed a patriotic dance, while those from grades 3-6 participated in an aerobic dance and introduced freedom fighters like Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, and Subhash Chandra Bose etc. A house-wise patriotic song competition was also held, while students from grades 8 to 12 executed a pyramid display representing Wayanad. The event was truly exceptional, with students in grades 8-12 also engaging in skipping activities. All students and parents participated in the distribution of sweets.
The event concluded with a symbolic release of a pigeon, representing freedom, hope, and peace, by our Principal, vice Principal Shynima, Academic Adviser Bhavanima, Captain Rajeev Sir, and Shiji Ma'am. This was followed by a sweet distribution ceremony, where all students and parents participated.
To commemorate this important day, students were encouraged to post articles and photographs on their bulletin boards. They responded with great enthusiasm, creating informative and engaging displays that highlighted the significance of Independence.

We celebrated Janmashtami on August 23rd, Friday, with great enthusiasm and fervor for classes KG to 2nd. The students dressed up in colorful attires, depicting Lord Krishna, Radha, and Gopas, setting the tone for a vibrant celebration.
The event commenced with the lighting of the lamp and a heartfelt prayer, followed by an enlightening speech by Arya Ma'am from the English Department. She shared valuable insights about Lord Krishna's life and teachings, captivating the young audience.
A majestic procession ensued, where the students and teachers proceeded to our Brahmasthanam Temple, filled with joy and devotion. Upon arrival, the kids delighted everyone with their energetic dance performances, accompanied by their teachers.
The highlight of the celebration was the 'Uriyadi' game, which thrilled the children and left them beaming with excitement. To conclude, we distributed 'Prasadam' (Laddoo) among the students, spreading sweetness and joy.

On 26th june our institution observed the International Day Against Drug Abuse with a series of activities aimed at raising awareness and promoting a drug-free community
The event began with a solemn oath-taking ceremony, where a senior police officer Sri preeth sir administered a pledge to students and staff, encouraging them to commit to a drug-free life. This solemn promise served as a powerful reminder of the importance of leading a healthy and drug-free community
Preeth sir conducted an informative and engaging awareness session, educating participants about the dangers of drug abuse, its consequences on physical and mental health, and the legal implications of drug-related offenses. The officer also shared valuable insights and personal experiences, making the session both informative and interactive.

"God's blessings come in the guise of children".
Moments of pride and joy as our toddlers graduated.The Graduation Day ,' Amrita Dikshanta' , 2024- 2025 witnessed success, joy and fun .The programme was chaired by the Chief Guest Ms.Suvarna.A. P, LLM in International Trade and Law, practicing at the District Court, Manjeri ,who is an alumnus of Amrita Vidyalayam, Manjeri.The day was observed as Grandparents ' Day, which added flavour and vigour .Grades 1 and 4 kids captured the attention with mesmerising dances.
It was an occasion of contentment when the poetry collection 'Reflections' ,by our Academic Co ordinator Ms.Salini Devi was handed over to the school library ,received by the Vice principal Ms.Indu Santhosh.The programme came to a happy ending by the funny games of grand parents.

The first day of the nine-day-long festival is dedicated to worshipping Goddess Maa Shilaputri. The goddess has been described as the daughter of mountains. The name of the Goddess, Maa Shilaputri, is made of two Sanskrit terms: ‘Shil', which means rock and 'Putri', which means daughter. Our students performed Devi Pooja organised by the cultural committee, the activities bring them into direct contact with their culture.
Our school ensured a meaningful and brief celebration of Navaratri, keeping the festive spirit alive while maintaining academic focus. Notice board decoration and Video Presentation was the two main activities of the celebration. The notice board was dedicated to showcasing the nine forms of Goddess Durga, each depicted through vibrant images and artistic representation. Students contributed by designing and colouring these depictions, along with adding descriptions of each form's significance. Students performed pooja at their homes and recorded the moment. These videos were compiled into a celebratory video, capturing the essence of Navaratri while promoting devotion and family engagement during the festival. This approach was well-received by both students and parents, reflecting the school’s commitment to holistic development.

Gandhi Jayanti, celebrated on October 2nd every year, marks the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation. Students of grades I and IV celebrated Gandhi Jayanti and contributed their efforts in spreading the awareness by helping their parents in cleaning the homes and their surroundings and by sending their photos of cleaning activities to their respective class teachers. As a part of Gandhi Jayanti celebration a bulletin board presentation was done by students which showcased Mahatma Gandhiji's life history.
Cleanliness is something that must not be forced but encouraged. The main purpose of this programme was to create awareness among the students regarding cleanliness and its benefits.

"Caring and appreciating the elderly....."Embracing the Wisdom of age"
The International Day of Older People is observed on October 1 each year. We celebrated International Day of Older persons by spreading awareness about the importance of senior citizens in our society, to make certain the benefits of elder persons in our lives.

The Science Exhibition held on 19th October 2024 was a remarkable event showcasing the creativity and scientific knowledge of our students. Students from classes V to XII participated in the exhibition. Students displayed a wide range of projects, including working models, still models, experiments, and demonstrations. Topics ranged from renewable energy solutions to advancements in robotics. The Science Exhibition was a resounding success, fostering a spirit of inquiry and collaboration among students. It not only showcased their hard work but also inspired many to explore science further.

On August 15th, we celebrated Independence Day with great fervor, honored by the presence of our distinguished guests, Captain Sri Rajeev Sir and Shiji Inasu Ma'am, wife of a Kargil hero. They received a warm welcome, accompanied by a band and were presented with badges.
Our students marched past, representing four houses and gave a salute to the honorable chief guests, symbolizing the spirit of freedom and independence. The march was led by the Head Boy and Head Girl, who carried the school flag with pride.
The flag-hoisting ceremony was led by our esteemed Principal Ma'am, Captain Sri Rajeev Sir, Shiji Inasu Ma'am, Academic Advisor Bhavanima, Vice Principal Shynima, Head Boy, and Head Girl. Captain Rajeev Sir delivered an inspiring address, emphasizing the importance of patriotism and and national pride.
Our Kindergarten students presented a program, "Unity in Diversity," showcasing their talents through songs, dances, and skits. Aarushi Ratheesh from UKG delivered an enthusiastic speech on the significance of Independence Day. Young children from grades 1-5 demonstrated their talents through a march, drill, and patriotic speeches in three languages - Malayalam, Hindi, and English. Vedhaswagan from 6th standard delivered a speech in Malayalam, while Anirudh from the 12th standard presented in Hindi, and Sreeram Murali delivered an English speech.
Students from grades 1-2 performed a patriotic dance, while those from grades 3-6 participated in an aerobic dance and introduced freedom fighters like Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, and Subhash Chandra Bose etc. A house-wise patriotic song competition was also held, while students from grades 8 to 12 executed a pyramid display representing Wayanad. The event was truly exceptional, with students in grades 8-12 also engaging in skipping activities. All students and parents participated in the distribution of sweets.
The event concluded with a symbolic release of a pigeon, representing freedom, hope, and peace, by our Principal, vice Principal Shynima, Academic Adviser Bhavanima, Captain Rajeev Sir, and Shiji Ma'am. This was followed by a sweet distribution ceremony, where all students and parents participated.
To commemorate this important day, students were encouraged to post articles and photographs on their bulletin boards. They responded with great enthusiasm, creating informative and engaging displays that highlighted the significance of Independence.

We celebrated Janmashtami on August 23rd, Friday, with great enthusiasm and fervor for classes KG to 2nd. The students dressed up in colorful attires, depicting Lord Krishna, Radha, and Gopas, setting the tone for a vibrant celebration.
The event commenced with the lighting of the lamp and a heartfelt prayer, followed by an enlightening speech by Arya Ma'am from the English Department. She shared valuable insights about Lord Krishna's life and teachings, captivating the young audience.
A majestic procession ensued, where the students and teachers proceeded to our Brahmasthanam Temple, filled with joy and devotion. Upon arrival, the kids delighted everyone with their energetic dance performances, accompanied by their teachers.
The highlight of the celebration was the 'Uriyadi' game, which thrilled the children and left them beaming with excitement. To conclude, we distributed 'Prasadam' (Laddoo) among the students, spreading sweetness and joy.

On 26th june our institution observed the International Day Against Drug Abuse with a series of activities aimed at raising awareness and promoting a drug-free community
The event began with a solemn oath-taking ceremony, where a senior police officer Sri preeth sir administered a pledge to students and staff, encouraging them to commit to a drug-free life. This solemn promise served as a powerful reminder of the importance of leading a healthy and drug-free community
Preeth sir conducted an informative and engaging awareness session, educating participants about the dangers of drug abuse, its consequences on physical and mental health, and the legal implications of drug-related offenses. The officer also shared valuable insights and personal experiences, making the session both informative and interactive.

"God's blessings come in the guise of children".
Moments of pride and joy as our toddlers graduated.The Graduation Day ,' Amrita Dikshanta' , 2024- 2025 witnessed success, joy and fun .The programme was chaired by the Chief Guest Ms.Suvarna.A. P, LLM in International Trade and Law, practicing at the District Court, Manjeri ,who is an alumnus of Amrita Vidyalayam, Manjeri.The day was observed as Grandparents ' Day, which added flavour and vigour .Grades 1 and 4 kids captured the attention with mesmerising dances.
It was an occasion of contentment when the poetry collection 'Reflections' ,by our Academic Co ordinator Ms.Salini Devi was handed over to the school library ,received by the Vice principal Ms.Indu Santhosh.The programme came to a happy ending by the funny games of grand parents.

The first day of the nine-day-long festival is dedicated to worshipping Goddess Maa Shilaputri. The goddess has been described as the daughter of mountains. The name of the Goddess, Maa Shilaputri, is made of two Sanskrit terms: ‘Shil', which means rock and 'Putri', which means daughter. Our students performed Devi Pooja organised by the cultural committee, the activities bring them into direct contact with their culture.
Our school ensured a meaningful and brief celebration of Navaratri, keeping the festive spirit alive while maintaining academic focus. Notice board decoration and Video Presentation was the two main activities of the celebration. The notice board was dedicated to showcasing the nine forms of Goddess Durga, each depicted through vibrant images and artistic representation. Students contributed by designing and colouring these depictions, along with adding descriptions of each form's significance. Students performed pooja at their homes and recorded the moment. These videos were compiled into a celebratory video, capturing the essence of Navaratri while promoting devotion and family engagement during the festival. This approach was well-received by both students and parents, reflecting the school’s commitment to holistic development.

Gandhi Jayanti, celebrated on October 2nd every year, marks the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation. Students of grades I and IV celebrated Gandhi Jayanti and contributed their efforts in spreading the awareness by helping their parents in cleaning the homes and their surroundings and by sending their photos of cleaning activities to their respective class teachers. As a part of Gandhi Jayanti celebration a bulletin board presentation was done by students which showcased Mahatma Gandhiji's life history.
Cleanliness is something that must not be forced but encouraged. The main purpose of this programme was to create awareness among the students regarding cleanliness and its benefits.

"Caring and appreciating the elderly....."Embracing the Wisdom of age"
The International Day of Older People is observed on October 1 each year. We celebrated International Day of Older persons by spreading awareness about the importance of senior citizens in our society, to make certain the benefits of elder persons in our lives.

The Science Exhibition held on 19th October 2024 was a remarkable event showcasing the creativity and scientific knowledge of our students. Students from classes V to XII participated in the exhibition. Students displayed a wide range of projects, including working models, still models, experiments, and demonstrations. Topics ranged from renewable energy solutions to advancements in robotics. The Science Exhibition was a resounding success, fostering a spirit of inquiry and collaboration among students. It not only showcased their hard work but also inspired many to explore science further.
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Annual Day Celebration at Madurai
The annual day is a grand celebration that marks the end of the academic year. It's a time for students to showcase their talents and achievements through a variety of performances and activities. It’s a joyous occasion that brings together the entire school community – students, teachers, parents, and staff – to celebrate the year's accomplishments and create lasting memories.
Pongal Celebration at Madurai
Pongal is a vibrant and joyous harvest festival celebrated primarily by the Tamil people in India and Sri Lanka. It's a time to express gratitude to the Sun God, Mother Nature, and the hardworking farmers for a bountiful harvest.
Amrita Pradarshanam 2024
We are delighted to announce "Amrita Pradarshanam 2024", an enriching event showcasing the talents and creativity of our students.
- The exhibition will feature innovative projects and displays across diverse subjects, including Science, Social Studies, English, Tamil, and Mathematics.
- Special segments will celebrate the inspiring journey of Amma’s life, along with exhibits on Yoga and Art, promoting a holistic learning approach.
This event is a testament to our students' dedication and passion for knowledge. Join us to experience their incredible work and celebrate the spirit of learning!
Fruits and Vegetables Day
Our kindergarteners are all set to celebrate Fruits and Vegetables Day with exciting activities and colourful displays!
- Children will dress up as their favourite fruits and vegetables to bring the theme to life.
- Fun games and storytelling sessions will focus on healthy eating habits and nutrition.
This fun-filled event will highlight the importance of healthy eating and help our little ones learn in a creative way. Stay tuned for updates!
School Annual Day
To recognize and showcase the achievements of students throughout the academic year, providing a platform for them to display their talents in academics, sports, arts and other co-curricular activities.
Republic Day
To educate students to learn about the constitution and freedom struggle. To develop a sense of pride and patriotism.
Pongal Celebration at Amrita Vidyalayam Dindigul
To educate students about the rich cultural heritage of South India, particularly the harvest festival that expresses gratitude to the sun god, teaching the students about the significance of agriculture and the joy of community celebrations.
Sports Day
Sports develops a sense of friendliness among the children and develops their team spirit. It helps children to develop mental and physical toughness. The school believes that sports is an integral part of education and children are taught various sorts of games and are taught gross motor skills in very early stages to keep their value in life.
Farmers’ day
To commemorate the birth anniversary of Chaudhary Charan Singh the fifth Prime Minister of India and a prominent leader known for his advocacy of farmers’ rights. To honour the contributions of farmers to society and the economy and to raise awareness of the challenges they face.
National Mathematics Day
National mathematics day is to honour the birth of Srinivasa Ramanujan a renowned Indian mathematician, and to spread awareness about the importance of mathematics and its contribution to humanity, we observe National Mathematics Day.
Annual Day Celebration at Madurai
The annual day is a grand celebration that marks the end of the academic year. It's a time for students to showcase their talents and achievements through a variety of performances and activities. It’s a joyous occasion that brings together the entire school community – students, teachers, parents, and staff – to celebrate the year's accomplishments and create lasting memories.
Pongal Celebration at Madurai
Pongal is a vibrant and joyous harvest festival celebrated primarily by the Tamil people in India and Sri Lanka. It's a time to express gratitude to the Sun God, Mother Nature, and the hardworking farmers for a bountiful harvest.
Amrita Pradarshanam 2024
We are delighted to announce "Amrita Pradarshanam 2024", an enriching event showcasing the talents and creativity of our students.
- The exhibition will feature innovative projects and displays across diverse subjects, including Science, Social Studies, English, Tamil, and Mathematics.
- Special segments will celebrate the inspiring journey of Amma’s life, along with exhibits on Yoga and Art, promoting a holistic learning approach.
This event is a testament to our students' dedication and passion for knowledge. Join us to experience their incredible work and celebrate the spirit of learning!
Fruits and Vegetables Day
Our kindergarteners are all set to celebrate Fruits and Vegetables Day with exciting activities and colourful displays!
- Children will dress up as their favourite fruits and vegetables to bring the theme to life.
- Fun games and storytelling sessions will focus on healthy eating habits and nutrition.
This fun-filled event will highlight the importance of healthy eating and help our little ones learn in a creative way. Stay tuned for updates!
School Annual Day
To recognize and showcase the achievements of students throughout the academic year, providing a platform for them to display their talents in academics, sports, arts and other co-curricular activities.
Republic Day
To educate students to learn about the constitution and freedom struggle. To develop a sense of pride and patriotism.
Pongal Celebration at Amrita Vidyalayam Dindigul
To educate students about the rich cultural heritage of South India, particularly the harvest festival that expresses gratitude to the sun god, teaching the students about the significance of agriculture and the joy of community celebrations.
Sports Day
Sports develops a sense of friendliness among the children and develops their team spirit. It helps children to develop mental and physical toughness. The school believes that sports is an integral part of education and children are taught various sorts of games and are taught gross motor skills in very early stages to keep their value in life.
Farmers’ day
To commemorate the birth anniversary of Chaudhary Charan Singh the fifth Prime Minister of India and a prominent leader known for his advocacy of farmers’ rights. To honour the contributions of farmers to society and the economy and to raise awareness of the challenges they face.
National Mathematics Day
National mathematics day is to honour the birth of Srinivasa Ramanujan a renowned Indian mathematician, and to spread awareness about the importance of mathematics and its contribution to humanity, we observe National Mathematics Day.
Annual Day Celebration at Madurai
The annual day is a grand celebration that marks the end of the academic year. It's a time for students to showcase their talents and achievements through a variety of performances and activities. It’s a joyous occasion that brings together the entire school community – students, teachers, parents, and staff – to celebrate the year's accomplishments and create lasting memories.
Pongal Celebration at Madurai
Pongal is a vibrant and joyous harvest festival celebrated primarily by the Tamil people in India and Sri Lanka. It's a time to express gratitude to the Sun God, Mother Nature, and the hardworking farmers for a bountiful harvest.
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