Wednesday, 18 March 2026

Mother's Day Celebration – 2026



 

Venue: Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya

Date: 13.03.2026

Total No. of Participants:150

1. Introduction:

​Mother's Day was celebrated at V.K. Vidyalaya in connection with the birthday of Sri Rama Krishna Paramahamsa. The program was organized to honour and appreciate the love, sacrifice and dedication of mothers in shaping the lives of children. The celebration was held at V.K. Vidyalaya with the active participation of teachers, parents and students.

​2. Competitions conducted for mothers:

​To make the celebration special, several competitions were organized for mothers:

​Rangoli Competition

​Kolaru Pathiham Reciting competition

​Games competition


​Cooking Competition

​Many mothers participated enthusiastically and displayed their talents. The program initiated with a prayer song by Smt.Krishna Poonkodi participant of the program.

​3. Master of Ceremony:

​Smt.Selvaraniconducted the program smoothly and announced the events. Welcome address was delivered by Smt.Maya Devi.

4. Chief Guest Address:

​The program was graced by the chief guests, Thiru Kalidasan, Teacher and Smt. J.L. Abirami, P.E.T Teacher, S.M.S.M. Hr. Sec. School, Suchindrum addressed the gathering.

​In her speech, she thanked all the teachers and parents for their efforts in shaping the future of the children.

​She praised that Kanyakumari is a blessed place where the three seas meet and asked the parentsto encourage their children to study.

​She emphasized that mothers are the right person to sow the seeds of discipline, knowledge and culture in their children.

​She quoted a Thirukkural which highlights the importance of education and discipline in shaping the character of children.

​She shared a personal experience that, when she was a student, she had once visited our school to participated in competitions and now she had returned as a teacher and chief guest which made her feel very proud and happy.

​She also narrated a historical incident from the time of Chhatrapati Shivaji. A mother once risked her life by climbing down a fort wall at night to reach her children, showing that a mother can do anything for the sake of her children. Even today, a temple stands there in Maharashtra, reminding people of a mother's courage and love.

​She advised mothers to follow three important practices:

​Speak kindly to the children, especially in the morning.

​Pay attention to their environment and friendships and listen to what they say.

​Tell them inspiring historical stories to guide their character.

​She also said that the human mind has thousands of thoughts everyday, so mothers must guide and motivate children to achieve their goals.

​She further stressed the importance of reducing excessive mobile phone usage among children and encourage them to develop the habit of reading books.

​She quoted Mahatma Gandhi who once said that if he had one crore rupees, he would build a library, highlighting the importance of books in shaping a person’s life.

​Presidential Address:

​The program was presided over by Mann. Priyamvatha Didi. She congratulated the organizers of the program.

​She stated that she would always be ready to co-operate with the organization in every activity.

​She motivated all the mothers to continue working together for the welfare and progress of children and society.

Prize Distribution:

​The participants and the winners of the competitions were honoured by the chief guest and Mann. Priyamvatha Didi.

​The Prize List was read by Smt. Shanthakumari teacher.

​Cooking Competition was conducted by the management to the teachers. The winners were awarded prizes.

Vote of Thanks:

​The vote of thanks was delivered by Smt.Anitha. She expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the chief guest, all the dignitaries and all the participants.

​Sharing Experience:

​The participants mothers shared their valuable experiences. They spoke about the joys and challenges of raising children. The sharing of experiences by the mothers made the program more lively and memorable.

​Shanti Mantra:

​Finally, the program concluded with Shanti Mantra which was lead by the participants of the program.

Thursday, 12 February 2026

Matru Puja Celebration Report 2026

Date: 07-02-2026

Time: 2.30 PM

Venue: Swami Vivekananda Sabhagriham

Presided by:  Dr.Anitha Subramanian

Master of ceremony: Smt.T.Sindhu, Teacher

No. of participants :270

 

Ø  Mathru Pooja celebration was initiated by an invocation by Smt.Nithya teacher.

Ø   Smt.Subbulekshmi teacher welcomed the gathering.

Ø   Importance of Mathru Pooja was explained by Smt. Maheshwari teacher followed by Paduka Pooja.




Presidential Address:

Ø  Dr.Anitha Subramanian initiated her speech by conveying her satisfaction on seeing paduka Pooja.

Ø  In her speech, she said

v  Say good morning to the children daily

v  If the children feel upset, should motivate the children

v  By doing paduka pooja for the mother’s, the parents blessed the children for securing good marks in their fore coming public examination.

v  Insisted both parents and students to reduce the usage of mobile phone.

 

Ø  At the end of the celebration, 6 students and 8 parents shared their experience.


Ø  Vote of thanks was delivered by Smt.Kalavathy teacher.

The programme was concluded with Shanthi Mantra.

 

 

Tuesday, 27 January 2026

77th Republic Day Celebration Report 2026



Date: 26 January 2026

Venue: Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya

1. Objective of the Programme

​The Republic Day celebration was organised to instil patriotism, constitutional values, discipline, cultural pride, and social responsibility among students, while creating awareness about national service, environmental protection, and career opportunities in the Armed Forces.

2. Programme Proceedings

​Invocation

​The programme commenced with a devotional invocation rendered melodiously by students of V.K.V., invoking divine blessings for the nation.

Unfurling the National ​Flag 

​The National Flag was unfurled by Mann. Rekha Didi (V.R.M. and V.K.) in the august presence of the Chief Guest, Subaidar Shri. C.P. Manikandan, Indian Army. The gathering paid respectful homage to the Tricolour.

Welcome Address

​The welcome address was delivered by Ashika (Class IX B), who warmly welcomed the dignitaries, teachers, parents, students, and all the Kanyakarthas of V.K.V.

Patriotic Song

​Students of Class IX presented a patriotic song in Hindi, creating a vibrant patriotic atmosphere.

​Importance of the Day

​T. Devi Varshana (Class XII B) spoke on the significance of Republic Day, emphasizing constitutional values, equality, and citizens' duties.

Mass Karate and Silambam Display

​Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya students presented a disciplined and energetic mass Karate display, highlighting physical confidence and self-discipline.


3. Chief Guest's Address

*The Chief Guest Subaidar Shri. C.P. Manikandan shared his 27 years of experience in the Indian Army.

​* He motivated students to develop energy, discipline, courage, and commitment.

​* Shared his training experiences and how perseverance and dedication shape a soldier.

​* He guided students on joining the Indian Army, explaining two entry levels: Soldier and Army Officer.

​* He elaborated on the National Defence Academy (NDA) Pune, stating that training should ideally begin from Class X, and students can appear for the NDA examination from Class XI.

​* He emphasized the role of teachers as role models and suggested that school management should initiate NDA-oriented guidance and training.

*He advised students to be obedient to elders, respect senior citizens, and maintain discipline in life.

*Highlighted the importance of environmental protection, speaking about rainwater harvesting and saving water for future generations.

*Emphasized the values of equality and unity, urging students not to discriminate based on race, religion, or caste.

*Encouraged students to believe in God, uphold moral values, and work with sincerity.

*The Chief Guest concluded his speech by leading the students through a four-point pledge, instilling a strong sense of responsibility, patriotism, discipline, and service to the nation.

4. Tamil Drama on 'Netaji'

​A powerful Tamil drama on Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose was enacted by the students, highlighting his patriotism, courage, and sacrifice for India's freedom.

5. Presidential Address

​Mananeey Rekha Didi, the President of the function, addressed the gathering and:

​extended her warm greetings.

* She highlighted that India is progressing while preserving its rich culture and traditions.

* She emphasized that students should feel proud of their motherland and give utmost importance to national values.

* She advised students to remain active, energetic, brave, and maintain good health by consuming healthy food.

* She stressed the importance of positive thinking, continuous knowledge enrichment, and self-development.

* She strongly advised avoiding unnecessary use of mobile phones, stating that excessive dependence affects concentration and character.

* She urged students to follow cultural discipline and spiritual values in their daily lives.

* encouraged students to develop a strong mindset of "I can do," stating that every individual has the capacity to succeed but laziness and lack of commitment hold them back.

6. Prize Distribution

​Prizes were distributed to students who excelled in various extra-curricular activities, encouraging holistic development. The prize list was read by Smt. Kalavathy Teacher.

7. Memento Presentation

​As a token of gratitude and respect, a memento was presented to the Chief Guest by Mann. Rekha Didi.

8. Vote of Thanks

​The programme came towards its conclusion with a vote of thanks delivered by Regasree (Class XI C), expressing sincere gratitude to the Chief Guest, teachers, parents, students, and all the Karyakarthas of Vivekananda Kendra.

9. Conclusion

​The celebration concluded peacefully with the Kendra Prayer, leaving everyone inspired with a renewed sense of patriotism, discipline, and national pride.