AmritaCreate

27/09/2026

VISHWA SEVA DINAM

26/09/2026

Supporting Effective ALP Implementation at Amrita Vidyalayam, Manjeri

Amrita CREATE conducted a school visit at Amrita Vidyalayam, Manjeri, on 7 September 2026 to review the implementation of the Accelerated Learning Program (ALP).

The visit included classroom observation, review of student participation, learning resources, assessment practices and classroom routines. Students participated in activities including circle time, phonics and Centre-based learning, creating opportunities for interactive language learning.

The monitoring process also looked at student learning records, workbooks and creative writing activities. Regular academic follow-up helps teachers identify areas where students may need additional practice and supports timely improvements in classroom implementation.

The visit reaffirmed the importance of structured routines, active participation, purposeful learning activities and consistent academic monitoring in supporting meaningful learning outcomes.

24/09/2026

Strengthening Learning Through Timely Observation and Follow-Up

Amrita CREATE conducted a school visit at Amrita Vidyalayam, Kozhikode, on 10 September 2026, to review the classroom implementation of the Accelerated Learning Program (ALP).

The visit provided an opportunity to observe learning practices across LKG, UKG and Class 1, including circle time, phonics, activity-based learning, picture-book reading and English communication activities.

The observation also highlighted the importance of structured classroom routines and effective use of learning resources. Regular monitoring and timely follow-up help program teams understand classroom needs, support teachers and strengthen opportunities for children to practice foundational skills.

Through continued observation, feedback and follow-up, ALP aims to create engaging and structured learning experiences that support children's early language and literacy development.

07/09/2026

Teachers’ Day 2026 | RITE Village Tuition Centers

On 5 September 2026, Teachers’ Day was celebrated across 5 states and 11 RITE Village Tuition Centers, with the participation of 315 students (150 boys and 165 girls).

The program, themed “Teachers Who Share Knowledge & Spread Light to Future Generations,” celebrated the invaluable role teachers play in guiding students, nurturing values and shaping future generations.

The celebration began with Amma Prayer and an introduction to the significance of Teachers’ Day and the contribution of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Higher-class students who support children from Classes 1 to 5 were also appreciated for serving as student-teachers, highlighting the importance of peer learning, responsibility and sharing knowledge.

Students expressed their gratitude through handmade greeting cards, flowers and appreciation messages. Teachers, in turn, shared valuable messages on education, discipline, kindness, learning and helping one another.

The celebration strengthened the bond between teachers and students while reminding children that knowledge becomes even more meaningful when it is shared with others.

05/09/2026

Sri Krishna Janmashtami 2026 | A Celebration of Values, Devotion & Joy

Sri Krishna Janmashtami was celebrated on 4 September 2026 across 6 states and 13 RITE Village Tuition Centers, with the enthusiastic participation of 318 students (150 boys and 168 girls).

The celebration helped students explore the life, teachings and values of Lord Krishna through meaningful and engaging activities. The program began with the lighting of the lamp and Amma’s Dhyana Shloka, followed by Krishna bhajans and Bhagavad Gita shloka recitations.

Teachers introduced students to the practical teachings of the Bhagavad Gita, highlighting the importance of performing one’s duties sincerely, facing difficulties with courage, controlling the mind and maintaining balance in success and failure.

Students also watched Krishna’s birth story in their respective regional languages and enthusiastically shared what they knew about Lord Krishna and the qualities they admired in Him. Through these activities, students reflected on values such as love, compassion, courage, wisdom, devotion and joy.

The celebration concluded with the collective chanting of the Hare Krishna Mahamantra and closing prayers, creating a spiritually uplifting and joyful learning experience across the RITE Village Tuition Centers.

29/08/2026

Raksha Bandhan 2026: Extending the Bond of Protection to Nature

Raksha Bandhan 2026 was observed on 28 August across 17 RITE Village Tuition Centers with the participation of 293 students — 141 boys and 152 girls.

The celebration brought together the traditional values of care and protection with a meaningful message of environmental responsibility. Students prepared handmade rakhis using locally available materials and tied them to their siblings while learning about the significance of the bond.

As part of Vriksh Raksha Bandhan, students extended this promise of protection to nature by tying rakhis around trees and pledging to protect trees, plants, water, birds, animals and the environment. Where possible, students planted saplings, gave them names and took responsibility for caring for them through regular watering and maintenance.

The activity encouraged students to understand that protecting nature is not just an environmental responsibility — it is a shared promise to care for the world around us.

26/08/2026

19/08/2026

Celebrating Independence Day 2026 Across RITE Village Tuition Centers

On 15 August 2026, Independence Day was celebrated across 18 RITE Village Tuition Centers, bringing together 467 students under the meaningful theme “My Bharat – My Village – My Responsibility.”

The celebrations helped students understand that being a responsible citizen begins with the choices they make every day. The program included flag hoisting, the National Anthem, patriotic group songs, the “My Bharat – Children Speak” activity and an interactive “Know Our Bharat” quiz on India, national symbols, freedom fighters and civic responsibilities.

Through the Independence Day Promise and Pledge, students committed themselves to simple but meaningful actions—keeping their surroundings clean, respecting others, protecting nature, studying sincerely and contributing positively to their communities.

The celebration nurtured patriotism, confidence, kindness, environmental responsibility and responsible citizenship , reminding students that they too have an important role in shaping the future of India.