Krishna Janmashtami
Sri Vidya Kendra celebrated Krishna Janmashtami on 4 September 2026 with great enthusiasm and devotion. Students presented soulful bhajan dances blending classical andsemi-classical movements, along with a dramatic enactment of the Dashavatara,depicting the ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu and their significance. The programme began with an informative talk on the importance of Krishna Janmashtami, followed by captivating devotional performances that reflected the richness of Indian cultural traditions. The Dashavatara presentation conveyed meaningful moral lessons, while the students enthusiastic participation showcased their creativity, coordination and teamwork. The celebration provided a valuable learning experience, fostering cultural awareness, discipline and an appreciation for the timeless values associated with Lord Krishna.
Ganesha Chaturthi
Sri Vidya Kendra celebrated Ganesha Chaturthi with devotion and spiritual fervour through a soulful musical presentation by the Sri Vidya Bhajana Mandali. The students melodiously rendered devotional bhajans dedicated to Lord Ganesha, Lord Krishna, Radha, Lord Rama and other deities creating a serene and spiritually uplifting atmosphere.Their harmonious singing reflected the richness of Indian devotional traditions, while graceful dance performances by a few students added vibrancy and joy to the celebration. The programme continued with Ganesha Visarjana, during which devotional singing and expressive movements beautifully captured the spirit of the occasion. The celebration concluded on a traditional and auspicious note with the singing of Mangala, seeking divine blessings for peace, prosperity and well-being. The event provided a meaningful opportunity for students to appreciate India’s cultural heritage, strengthen their connection with devotional music and develop confidence, coordination and a spirit of collective participation. The celebration was a memorable blend of devotion, music and tradition leaving everyone with a sense of joy and spiritual fulfilment.
Engineer’s Day
Engineers’ Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at our school on 15 September to commemorate the birth anniversary ofSir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, one of India’s most distinguished engineers and statesmen. The programme highlighted theimportance of engineering, innovation, creativity and problem-solving in society. Students learned about his remarkable contributions to water management, infrastructure and industrial development, which continue to inspire generations.The celebration included informative presentations on engineering achievements and activities that encouraged students to think creatively and explore innovative solutions to real-world challenges. The programme concluded with an inspiring message from a Grade 10 student, encouraging everyone to follow the ideals of Sir M. Visvesvaraya and strive for excellence through knowledge, dedication, discipline and hard work. The event motivated students to develop scientific thinking and contribute towards a better and more sustainable future.
Hindi Diwas
Hindi Diwas was celebrated during the school assembly on 14 September to highlight the importance and richness of the Hindi language. The programme focused on the significance of Hindi in India’s cultural heritage and its role in bringing people together through language and communication. Students shared interesting facts about why Hindi Diwas is celebrated on 14 September and highlighted the widespread use of Hindi across India and its presence in different parts of the world.The celebration was made lively and engaging through a variety of activities, including paheliyan (riddles), chutkule (jokes) and tongue twisters, which showcased the beauty, versatility and expressive nature of Hindi. These activities encouraged students to appreciate the language while learning in an enjoyable way. The programme concluded with a soulful rendition of a Kabir Doha, conveying timeless values of wisdom and humanity. The celebration served as a reminder of the importance of preserving our linguistic heritage and nurturing respect for our national languages and cultural diversity.
Taecher's Day
Teachers’ Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy at our school to honour the dedication, commitment and invaluable contributions of teachers. Students delivered heartfelt speeches highlighting the significance of Teachers’ Day and expressed their gratitude for the constant guidance, encouragement and support teachers provide in shaping their lives. Their words reflected the deep respect and affection they hold for their mentors.
The celebration was filled with music, rhythm and excitement as students presented melodious songs and vibrant dance performances. A special highlight of the programme was a quiz competition organised by the students for their teachers. The engaging activity brought out the teachers’ knowledge and competitive spirit while creating moments of laughter and friendly interaction. The celebration was a memorable expression of gratitude towards teachers, who go beyond textbooks to inspire curiosity, nurture values, build confidence and guide students towards a brighter future.
