The opening of this academic year marks another exciting chapter in our journey of empowering students to learn, grow, and succeed. Each new year brings with it fresh possibilities, and we remain committed to supporting our learners with the best resources, guidance, and opportunities. As we step forward with confidence, this annual report captures the collective efforts of our students, staff, and community in building a vibrant educational environment.
As the first drops of monsoon rain gently kiss the earth, we welcome a new academic year filled with fresh hope, renewed dreams, and endless possibilities.
With the rhythm of raindrops echoing around us, we begin this academic journey, ready to grow, learn, and bloom like the season itself.
In this season of renewal, as the clouds gather blessings from the sky, our minds open to new knowledge and our hearts to new experiences.
On 2nd June 2025, the new academic session was officially inaugurated by our esteemed School Operations Manager, Mr. Pradeep K. R., in a ceremony filled with warmth and anticipation.
His words of encouragement resonated deeply with everyone present, kindling a strong sense of hope and determination as we embark on this new journey. His inspiring message reminded us that every challenge is an opportunity and that with dedication and unity, we can reach new heights together. Through his vision and optimism, he encouraged our school community to look forward to a year of growth, discovery, and meaningful achievement.
Our students demonstrated remarkable academic strength, securing top grades, distinctions, and notable subject-wise accomplishments in both internal and external examinations.
This success is the result of dedicated effort—students striving with discipline and determination, and teachers providing unwavering guidance, personalized support, and innovative teaching strategies. The overall improvement in academic outcomes stands as a testament to the vibrant learning environment we continue to nurture, and reaffirms our mission of shaping confident, capable, and future-ready learners.
We are proud to announce that Anandha Krishnan Reghu secured the highest marks in the CBSE Board Examination 2025, bringing immense pride and honor to our school.
Our students showcased commendable proficiency throughout the academic year, reflecting consistent effort, active engagement, and strong conceptual grasp across subjects. Their performance in both scholastic and co-scholastic areas highlighted not only academic strength but also creativity, critical thinking, and practical application of knowledge. The overall proficiency levels affirm the school’s dedication to nurturing confident, capable, and well-rounded learners prepared to embrace the challenges of the next academic year.
These achievements are a testament not only to their hard work but also to the encouragement and guidance provided by teachers and parents.
The following students made remarkable achievements in their learning this year:
| Grade | Student |
|---|---|
| Grade 1 | Nizal Muhammed |
| Grade 2 | Diya Aneeshkumar; Sera Anna Jobis |
| Grade 3 | Andriya Byju |
| Grade 4 | Abhinand Jaimon; Nihal Anosh |
| Grade 5 | Jewelin Mariya Jomet |
| Grade 6 | Anupriya Anilkumar |
| Grade 7 | Neehara Anosh |
| Grade 8 | Godwin Biju |
| Grade 9 | Angeleena Byju |
| Grade 10 | Abiya Jens |
Class Topper in the Board Exam 2024-2025:
Top scorer in Mathematics: Anandhakrishna Reghu
The Parent-Teacher Association continues to play an invaluable role in strengthening the bond between the school and its parent community. Throughout the year, the PTA actively collaborated with teachers and administrators to support academic initiatives, enhance school facilities, and promote student well-being. By fostering open communication and mutual trust, the PTA has helped build a strong partnership that ensures the holistic development of every child. The school deeply appreciates the dedication and support of all PTA members, whose efforts have made a meaningful difference in the progress and success of our institution.
The general PTA meeting was held on 14th June 2025. Mr. P. S. Rajendran Nair was elected as the PTA President for the third consecutive time and Sudheesh A N was elected as Vice President. For the post MPTA Chairperson Mrs. Arya Shiju was elected and Ajeesha Arun was elected as MPTA Vice Chairperson. The other executive members are the following:
| Sl. No. | Name | Position |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | P S Rajendran Nair | PTA President |
| 2 | Sudheesh A N | PTA Vice President |
| 3 | Arya Shiju | MPTA Chairperson |
| 4 | Ajeesha Arun | MPTA Vice Chairperson |
| 5 | Manoj M B | |
| 6 | Stalin Varghese | |
| 7 | Renjini Raju | |
| 8 | Shajitha Rasheed | |
| 9 | Deekshithlal | |
| 10 | Ambily Sunil | |
| 11 | Suji N G | |
| 12 | Manju Sanu | |
| 13 | Abin Johnson | |
| 14 | Treesa Renju | |
| 15 | Jisha Mathew | |
| 16 | AthiraAmaldev | |
| 17 | Jinesh Mohan | |
| 18 | Rabeela Beegam A P | |
| 19 | Aby M Shaji | |
| 20 | Athira Shibu | |
| 21 | Midhun K G | |
| 22 | Athira Saji | |
| 23 | Anish T K | |
| 24 | Ajith Rajan | |
| 25 | Athira Syam |
The Kindergarten Graduation Ceremony was a joyous and memorable occasion, celebrating the young learners who completed their foundational stage of schooling with confidence and enthusiasm. Dressed in their vibrant graduation attire, the tiny graduates charmed everyone with their innocence, cheerful smiles, and spirited performances. The ceremony highlighted their year-long achievements in learning, creativity, and social development, showcasing how much they have grown in curiosity, independence, and essential skills. Teachers and parents shared the pride of witnessing these little ones take their first step toward formal education. The event concluded with blessings and encouraging words, inspiring the children as they embark on the exciting journey into primary school.
Our 32 UKG students had their Graduation on March 28th, 2025. Congratulations, dear Kinder Garten Graduates!
The School Parliament Election was conducted in a vibrant and democratic spirit, giving students a meaningful platform to showcase their leadership qualities and sense of responsibility. After an enthusiastic campaign period filled with speeches, posters, and healthy discussions, students exercised their voting rights to elect the new Head Boy, Head Girl, Arts Secretary, and Sports Secretary. The election process fostered confidence, teamwork, and respect for democratic values among the students. The newly elected representatives took their oath with pride, pledging to uphold the school’s ideals and work earnestly for the welfare and progress of the student community.
The School Parliament Elections were conducted on 7th July 2025, modeled on the democratic procedures of the General Elections practiced in our country. Following the election, Master Pranav Gopi was elected as the Head Boy, while Kumari Farhana Rasheed secured the position of Head Girl. Master Sooryadathan C. Nair was chosen to serve as the Arts and Sports Secretary.
The school year was filled with a tapestry of vibrant celebrations that brought joy, colour, and togetherness to the campus. National festivals, cultural observances, and theme-based days were marked with enthusiasm, creativity, and meaningful student participation. Each celebration—whether patriotic, artistic, religious, or seasonal—provided a platform for students to showcase their talents through songs, dances, speeches, exhibitions, and collaborative activities. These events fostered values of unity, respect, cultural appreciation, and community spirit, creating memorable moments that enriched the educational experience and strengthened the bond among students, teachers, and parents alike.
Environment Day was observed on June 5th with great awareness and enthusiasm. The celebration began with a special assembly by Grade 10 students, highlighting the importance of conserving nature, followed by inspiring speeches, songs, and a pledge to protect the planet. Students participated in sapling planting, poster making, and cleanliness activities, spreading the message of sustainability and responsibility. The event reminded everyone that even small actions can create a greener and healthier world.
Indian Independence Day was celebrated in the school with deep patriotism and pride. The ceremony began with the hoisting of the national flag, followed by the singing of the National Anthem that filled the campus with a sense of unity and devotion. Students presented speeches, patriotic songs, and vibrant cultural performances that reminded everyone of the sacrifices made for our freedom. The celebration inspired the young minds to uphold the values of responsibility, respect, and love for the nation.
Onam, the most cherished festival of Kerala, was celebrated on 27th August with warmth and cultural splendour, reflecting the rich traditions of the land. The festivities came alive with floral carpets, traditional songs, graceful dance forms, and the spirit of togetherness that honours the legendary return of King Mahabali. The vibrant customs, delicious Onapayasam, and joyful rituals showcased Kerala’s heritage and reinforced the values of unity, harmony, and gratitude that Onam beautifully represents.
Sports Day was conducted on November 26th, and the events were ceremoniously flagged off by Sri. Baby Varghese, Coach and National and International Gold Medal Winner in swimming. Sports Day holds great significance in school life as it promotes physical fitness, teamwork, discipline, and a healthy competitive spirit among students. The event provided a platform for children to showcase their athletic abilities, build confidence, and understand the value of hard work and perseverance. It also nurtured sportsmanship, unity, and mutual respect as students cheered for one another and celebrated collective achievements. Sports Day not only supported the holistic development of students but also created joyful and lasting memories that enriched their overall school experience.
Gandhi Jayanthi was observed in the school with solemn respect and simplicity, honouring the life and principles of Mahatma Gandhi. The day began with a special assembly featuring bhajans, speeches, and reflections on Gandhiji’s values of truth, non-violence, cleanliness, and compassion. Students participated in cleanliness drives and meaningful activities that promoted peace and social responsibility. The celebration inspired everyone to follow the path of righteousness and to carry Gandhiji’s timeless message into everyday life.
Children’s Day was celebrated on November 14th with joy and warmth to mark the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, who deeply loved children and believed in nurturing their dreams. A special assembly was beautifully presented by our KG students, featuring cheerful activities, colourful programmes, and heartfelt messages that reflected Nehru’s vision for the young minds of the nation. Teachers organized delightful events to make the children feel cherished and appreciated, reminding everyone that children are the true hope and bright future of our country.
Christmas was celebrated with joy and a true spirit of togetherness. The campus came alive with nativity scenes, carol singing, star decorations, and the enchanting arrival of Santa Claus, which filled the children with excitement and delight. The celebration was graced by our esteemed Chief Guest, Fr. Tinu Mathew, Assistant Vicar of St. Mary’s Church, Karimannoor, whose inspiring message added depth and charm to the occasion. Students presented graceful dances, melodious songs, and thoughtful performances that reflected the themes of love, peace, and goodwill. The event highlighted the values of sharing, kindness, and compassion, making the festive season truly memorable for the entire school community.
The outstanding victory of our students in the Inter (CBSE Sahodaya) School Arts Competition stands as a proud moment for our institution. Their remarkable performances showcased not only their artistic talents but also their dedication, discipline, and creative excellence. These achievements highlight the importance of nurturing co-curricular skills alongside academics, helping students build confidence, cultural awareness, and teamwork. We wholeheartedly appreciate and congratulate all the winners for bringing honour to the school and inspiring their peers through their hard work and passion. The following students are our glittering stars who secured commendable positions in the Art Festival held at Vimala Public School, Thodupuzha.
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| CATEGORY 1 | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Item Name | ID No. | Participant | Photo | Position | Grade | Point |
| Digital Painting | 10504 | Sreedhav K S |  | - | B | 3 |
| Elocution English | 10502 | Nihal Anosh |  | - | A | 5 |
| Elocution Malayalam | 10499 | Andriya Byju |  | - | B | 3 |
| Folk Dance | 10503 | Sandra Sinu |  | - | A | 5 |
| Light Music Malayalam | 10501 | Juvana Renju Joseph |  | - | B | 3 |
| Painting Crayon | 10498 | Akhila K Linet |  | - | A | 5 |
| Painting Water Colour | 10500 | Ayisha K Asharaf |  | - | C | 1 |
| Pencil Drawing | 10497 | Adhidev Sunil |  | - | C | 1 |
| Recitation English | 10502 | Nihal Anosh | | - | A | 5 |
| Recitation Hindi | 10496 | Aadhidev K S |  | - | A | 5 |
| Recitation Malayalam | 10503 | Sandra Sinu | | - | B | 3 |
| Category Total | 39 | |||||
| CATEGORY 2 | ||||||
| Item Name | ID No. | Participant | Photo | Position | Grade | Point |
| Bharatanatyam (Girls) | 21128 | Krishna Prasad |  | - | A | 5 |
| Cartoon | 21130 | Nandakrishna R Nair |  | - | B | 3 |
| Classical Music (Karnatic) | 21134 | Shivanjali Anil |  | - | B | 3 |
| Digital Painting | 21126 | Abhinav Lijo |  | - | C | 1 |
| Elocution English | 21131 | Neehara Anosh |  | - | A | 5 |
| Elocution Hindi | 21133 | Seyon Vinoop |  | - | A | 5 |
| Elocution Malayalam | 21132 | Roopika Pradeep |  | - | B | 3 |
| Essay Writing English | 21132 | Roopika Pradeep | | - | A | 5 |
| Essay Writing Malayalam | 21129 | Lakshmipriya Pradeep |  | - | B | 3 |
| Folk Dance (Girls) | 21128 | Krishna Prasad | | - | A | 5 |
| Painting Water Colour | 21127 | Gaurinanda R Nair |  | - | B | 3 |
| Pencil Drawing | 21126 | Abhinav Lijo | | - | A | 5 |
| Recitation English | 21131 | Neehara Anosh | | - | A | 5 |
| Recitation Hindi | 21127 | Gaurinanda R Nair | | - | A | 5 |
| Recitation Malayalam | 21134 | Shivanjali Anil | | - | A | 5 |
| Recitation Sanskrit | 21134 | Shivanjali Anil | | First | A | 10 |
| Category Total | 71 | |||||
| CATEGORY 3 | ||||||
| Item Name | ID No. | Participant | Photo | Position | Grade | Point |
| Bharatanatyam (Girls) | 31697 | Siyamol Benny |  | - | B | 3 |
| Cartoon | 31682 | Adithiay P Jayan |  | - | A | 5 |
| Collage | 31686 | Ann Pious |  | - | B | 3 |
| Essay Writing English | 31691 | Farhana Rasheed |  | - | A | 5 |
| Essay Writing Hindi | 31693 | Karthikeyan R |  | - | A | 5 |
| Essay Writing Malayalam | 31681 | Abiya Jens |  | - | A | 5 |
| Extempore English | 31687 | Anusree Manoj |  | - | A | 5 |
| Extempore Malayalam | 31684 | Angeleena Byju |  | - | B | 3 |
| Mappilapattu (Boys) | 31688 | Badhuzha Nazeer |  | - | A | 5 |
| Painting Oil Colour | 31698 | Sooryadhathan C Nair |  | - | C | 1 |
| Painting Water Colour | 31693 | Karthikeyan R | | - | B | 3 |
| Pencil Drawing | 31696 | Pranav Gopi |  | - | B | 3 |
| Poster Designing | 31695 | Madhav M M |  | - | A | 5 |
| PowerPoint Presentation | 31692 | - |  | - | B | 6 |
| Recitation English | 31690 | Dilna Mariya Pradeep |  | - | B | 3 |
| Recitation Hindi | 31689 | Benita Joy |  | - | A | 5 |
| Recitation Malayalam | 31685 | Anjana Rajendran |  | - | B | 3 |
| Story Writing English | 31683 | Alister Stalin |  | - | C | 1 |
| Story Writing Malayalam | 31680 | Aayisha Hanan |  | - | A | 5 |
| Versification Hindi | 31694 | Leon K Linet |  | - | B | 3 |
| Versification Malayalam | 31699 | Varun V A |  | - | C | 1 |
| Category Total | 78 | |||||
| Grand Total | 188 | |||||
The Teachers’ Empowerment Program conducted in our school served as a valuable platform for professional growth and collaborative learning. As part of this initiative, a one-day session on Classroom Management and Personality Development was conducted on May 23, 2025, by Ms. Libi Mukesh, a renowned trainer known for her expertise and inspiring delivery. The program also featured a Capacity Building Program held on November 22, 2025, led by Ms. Mary Roy, an experienced educator who provided practical strategies for enhancing classroom effectiveness. Through these sessions, teachers gained fresh insights, refined their teaching practices, and renewed their motivation to create a more engaging and student-centered learning environment, further enriching the academic atmosphere of the school.
We fondly remember our esteemed founder, Late Sri. M. P. Vijayanathan, an eminent educationist whose vision and dedication continue to guide and inspire us, even four years after his passing. His life was a testament to compassion, perseverance, and an unwavering belief in the transformative power of education. The values he instilled, the dreams he nurtured, and the institution he lovingly built remain lasting reflections of his noble spirit. Though he is no longer with us, his ideals continue to guide our journey, inspiring us to uphold excellence, integrity, and service. As we commemorate his legacy, we honour not only a visionary leader but also a mentor whose influence lives on in every classroom, every achievement, and every young mind shaped by his dream. November 27th, the day he departed us in grief, remains engraved in our hearts, yet his inspiring presence continues to live within us forever.
School excursions play a vital role in enhancing students’ learning by providing real-life experiences beyond the classroom. They offer opportunities to explore new places, observe different cultures, and connect theoretical knowledge with practical understanding. Such trips help develop social skills, teamwork, responsibility, and independence while creating joyful memories with friends and teachers. School tours also stimulate curiosity, broaden perspectives, and strengthen the bond between students and the school community, making learning more meaningful and enjoyable. This year, our middle class students enjoyed a delightful visit to the famous entertainment park Magic Planet at Thiruvananthapuram on 30th September 2025, a vibrant destination known for its perfect blend of wonder, entertainment, and social inclusion.
To enhance students’ proficiency and confidence in the Hindi language, our school actively encourages participation in the Sugama Hindi examinations conducted by the Kerala Hindi Prachar Sabha. This structured assessment, offered from Grade 2 to Grade 9, helps students strengthen their reading, writing, and comprehension skills through a well-designed curriculum. By preparing for and appearing in these exams, students develop disciplined study habits, deepen their linguistic understanding, and cultivate a genuine interest in the language. The Sugama Hindi programme not only boosts academic competency but also broadens cultural awareness, making Hindi learning both meaningful and enriching. We are proud to announce that Nandakrishna R. Nair of Grade 5 secured FIRST RANK in last year’s examination, bringing great honour to the school.
We conduct arts competitions in school to nurture creativity, self-expression, and cultural appreciation among students. These events offer a meaningful platform for children to discover their talents, build confidence, and express their ideas through music, dance, drawing, painting, and various other art forms. Arts activities also help develop imagination, discipline, teamwork, and emotional balance, supporting the holistic growth of every learner. They remind us that education extends beyond academics and that artistic skills are equally important for a well-rounded personality. This year, the Arts Day was celebrated on 12th August 2025, and the event was proudly inaugurated by cine artist Mr. Kalabhavan Sajeevan, making the occasion even more inspiring and memorable for our students.
SAFAL (Structured Assessment for Analyzing Learning) is an important examination introduced by the Central Board of Secondary Education to evaluate the learning progress of students in Grades 5 and 8. It focuses on assessing essential competencies in languages, mathematics, and science through application-based and analytical questions rather than rote memorization. The exam helps teachers and schools understand students’ strengths and areas that need support, enabling better planning for future learning. SAFAL thus promotes meaningful education by encouraging critical thinking, conceptual clarity, and real understanding among students.
An awareness class was given to the students about rabies, as it is extremely important for them to understand how dangerous the disease can be and how to stay safe. Through such sessions, children learn how to behave around unfamiliar dogs, what to do if they encounter an aggressive animal, and why immediate medical care is necessary after a bite or scratch. The awareness class conducted by Dr. Mariyamma Thomas from the Veterinary Hospital, Karimannoor, on 10th December helped the students clarify common myths and taught them the value of responsible pet care and timely vaccination. By educating young minds early, we empower them to protect themselves, their friends, and their community from this preventable yet serious disease.