Annual Report

BHAVAN’S VIDYA MANDIR, EROOR

ANNUAL REPORT 2025-2026

Esteemed Chief Guest of the day, Anoop Surendranath, Assistant Director, Tax Technology, EY, Vice President, International Institute of Business Analysis, Kerala Chapter, C.A. Venugopal C Govind, Chairman, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Kochi, Shri. E Ramankutty, Director, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Kochi , Kendra Committee Members, Education Officers, Principals, Vice-Principals, PTA President Shri Srikanth S,, other members of the PTA, Parents and well-wishers, staff and students

 

Namaste and Good Morning.

At Bhavan’s Vidya Mandir, Eroor, our mission is to nurture the holistic development of every child—not a select few, but each student who walks through our doors. We believe that true growth is a continuous journey, and while the results may not always be immediate, every step forward reflects meaningful progress. Even midway through this journey, we remain committed to guiding, shaping, and empowering every learner to realise their fullest potential.

Today, we come together to walk through a year that has unfolded not merely in days and months, but in moments that shaped us, lessons that strengthened us, and experiences that transformed us. Our Annual Report stands before us like a finely illuminated manuscript—each page etched with the quiet triumphs, unseen efforts, and collective aspirations that defined our shared journey. As we turn its metaphorical pages, we witness how challenges became gateways, how perseverance carved new possibilities, and how every member of our school community—students, teachers, and parents—wove their spirit into the fabric of our progress. It calls upon us to pause, to reflect, and to take pride in the path we have traversed together—each achievement a glowing ember, each effort a stroke of brilliance on the canvas of this academic year.
With profound pride, deep gratitude, and a heart filled with conviction, I present before you the Annual Report of Bhavan’s Vidya Mandir, Eroor, for the academic year 2025–2026

ACADEMICS

Excellence is not a destination but a quiet flame—sustained by effort, refined by discipline, and brightened by purpose. This year, our students have kept that flame burning with steadfast dedication and an earnest pursuit of their goals.The academic year witnessed yet another moment of great pride for Bhavan’s Vidya Mandir, Eroor, as the Twenty Fourth batch of Standard XII achieved a remarkable 100% pass in the SSCE 2025.At the forefront of this extraordinary achievement stands Krishnasree K, the Science Stream topper, with an exceptional 498 out of 500 in the core subjects, securing 99.6%, and 499 out of 500 including Artificial Intelligence, securing 99.8%. In the Commerce Stream, Akshay P and Sudiksha K Satheesh distinguished themselves as joint toppers, each scoring 491 out of 500, amounting to 98.2% in the core subjects, with Akshay further achieving 494 out of 500 – 98.8% including AI.Of the 143 students who appeared for the examination, 135 earned Distinction, 8 secured First Class, and a commendable 30 students achieved A1 in all subjects. The brilliance of our students was further reflected in the outstanding number of centums secured across disciplines: 19 in

Artificial Intelligence, 8 in Computer Science, 6 each in Accountancy and Business Studies, 3 in Chemistry, 2 each in Economics and Informatics Practices, and one each in Entrepreneurship, Mathematics, and Home Science.
Our Standard X students, too, upheld the illustrious academic tradition of our institution by securing a perfect 100% result in the SSE 2025. Devananda A S emerged the school topper with an exemplary 493 out of 500 in core subjects, scoring 98.6%, and 495 out of 500 including AI, scoring 99%. Among the 198 students who appeared, 178 attained Distinction, 20 secured First Class, and 30 achieved A1 in all subjects, reflecting both diligence and disciplined effort. In subject-wise excellence, our students secured an impressive number of centums: 31 in Artificial Intelligence, 6 in Sanskrit, 5 in Malayalam, and 2 in Mathematics, showcasing their mastery and academic depth.This year we have 141 students of Std XII and 187 students of Std X appearing for the SSCE and SSE respectively. We bestow them our blessings and heartfelt good wishes.

Currently, our school has 2490 students, including Kindergarten. The institution comprises 132 committed Teaching Staff and 37 Non-teaching Staff contributing to our success.

The School Council, comprising the Captains, Vice-Captains, Prefects, and the Primary Parliament, is headed by Senior Head Boy Aditya Ramakrishnan, Senior Head Girl Ishani B. Karun, Junior Head Boy Sreenandan Sreedas, Junior Head Girl Shreya Saleen, Senior Sports Captain Sidharth S, and Junior Sports Captain Sidharthan P. Leadership in the Primary Section is entrusted to Primary Head Boy Advaith Abhilash and Primary Head Girl Avanthika Sandeep.

CELEBRATING LAURALS BEYOND THE CLASSROOMS

In an age of shifting horizons, education has grown into a gentle alchemy—shaping thought, refining spirit, and awakening the inner compass that guides a life of meaning. Within our school, learning breathes beyond books, carried through experiences that enrich the mind and ennoble the heart.
Through celebrations of culture, expressions of creativity, and initiatives that stir awareness, our students encounter timeless virtues no syllabus can hold—empathy, integrity, courage, and the quiet grace of responsible living.
With heartfelt pride, we celebrate their radiance across academics, the arts, culture, and sport. This year, several among them have rightfully come into the spotlight…

1. Rishi D Panicker of Class V has rapidly emerged as a formidable force in speed skating, demonstrating precision, strength, and an unwavering competitive spirit. He clinched the Gold medal in the 300 m Time Trial at the CBSE South Zone II Championship, securing his place at the Nationals. His momentum continued at the Kerala State Championship 2025, where he delivered an exceptional performance, winning Silver in the 200 m, 500 m, and 1000 m events. A commendable showing at the AISSA International Circuit in Perumbavoor further affirmed his calibre and led to his National qualification. At the CBSE National Championship 2025 in Haryana, he claimed Silver in the 300 m Time Trial and crowned his campaign with a resounding Gold in the 1000 m Speed Inline, marking him as one of the year’s most outstanding young athletes.

2. Madhav S. Manohar of class VIII, was honoured by Barakath Al Noor and Wings of Women World (WWW) for his outstanding achievements, receiving the award from Ms.
Buthaina Ahmed Al Ghazali in the presence of the Indian Ambassador to Oman. He also secured First Prize in Solo Contemporary Dance at Rotary Got Talent and emerged as a National-level winner at the Evolve India Robot Olympiad 2025, recognised as a Best Emerging Performer (Accelerobotics).

3. Avni Arunraj of Class XI has risen with remarkable grace through every tier of Yogasana excellence. After securing the Sixth position at the State Yogasana Championship and qualifying for the Nationals, she soared even higher on the global stage, winning the Third Prize at the prestigious WFF Asia Pacific Yogasana International Championship in Malaysia.

4. Aishwarya Suraj Nair of Class XI delivered an exceptional year in athletics, excelling across district, cluster, state, and national platforms with remarkable consistency. She clinched First Place in High Jump (U–17 Girls) at both the CBSE Cluster XI Athletic Meet and the Central Sports Meet. She also earned Third Place in the U–18 category at the Ernakulam District Meet. Her outstanding form continued at the CBSE National Athletic Meet in Varanasi, where she secured an impressive Second Place in the U–17 Girls High Jump.

5. Nihan Hari of Class VII has showcased remarkable prowess on the badminton court, earning Third Place in Singles, Doubles, and Mixed Doubles at the Ernakulam District Badminton Championship. His steady rise continued as he qualified for the Main Draw in the U13 Boys Doubles category at the prestigious All Kerala Goa Nationals 2025. Crowning his impressive season, he clinched First Place in the Kerala State Sub-Junior Ranking Shuttle Tournament held at the Regional Sports Centre, Kadavanthra.

6. Alankrita Menon of Class V glided through the year with grace and grit, carving her name among the brightest young skaters. At the Ernakulam District Roller Skating Championship 2025, she blazed across the track, claiming
– Gold in the 200m rink race
– Gold in the 500m rink race
– Gold in the 1-lap road race
Her momentum carried her to the CBSE South Zone II Championship in Palakkad, where she captured a Bronze in the demanding 1000m rink race.Her momentum continued at the Kerala State Roller Skating Championship 2025, where she claimed two silvers and a bronze, earning her selection to the National Championship.

7. Parvathy Unnikrishnan of Class IX a gifted 14-year-old tabla artiste, created a rare moment of musical brilliance by presenting a sweeping Live Indian Classical Fusion with six accompanying classical instruments. Her artistry earned her the distinction of being the Youngest Female Tabla Player to deliver such an ensemble, securing a New World Record—a graceful testament to her discipline, talent, and the timeless power of classical music.

8. Indulekha Anoop Babu of Class IX emerged the Champion at the SMA International Abacus Olympiad 2025, showcasing remarkable precision and mental agility.

9. Gouri Parvathy Sajith of Class XI distinguished herself at the National Public Speaking Championship 2025, securing an outstanding Second Place with her eloquence and powerful presence.

10. Thrishna V. Nair and Shravan Vinod of Class XII brought honour to the school at HMUN India 2025, where they earned an Honourable Mention in the UN General Assembly Legal Committee, while Priansh Nair (XI) distinguished himself with the coveted Best Speaker Award.

11. Arnav Deepak Warrier of Class IX and Priansh Nair of Class XI participated in the Young Indian Parliament Regional Round held at Thiruvananthapuram. Demonstrating exceptional clarity and conviction, Arnav Deepak Warrier has been selected for the National Round to be held in New Delhi.

12. Kalidas M of Class V showcased remarkable skill at the Ernakulam District Kalarippayattu Championship 2025. He secured a Bronze Medal in Kaal Sadakam, Second Position in Chuvadu, and Third Position in Vadiveesh, reflecting his discipline, strength, and promising mastery of the ancient martial art.

13. Lakshmi Naivedhya K. S of Class V and Dhyan K. Bijoy of Class III delivered an impressive performance at the South Indian Karate Championship, securing Third Place in Individual Kata (5–6 years Colour Belt), and First Place in Individual Kumite and Second Place in Individual Kata (3–4 years Colour Belt), respectively.

14. Yedhukrishna Marar of class XII and Priyansh Nair of class XI secured Third Position in the TCS InQuisitive competition.

15. At the NSCK MUN 2025, students of Bhavan’s Vidya Mandir, Eroor, delivered commendable performances. Adwita Anand Warrier (UNGA) of class XI and Gaya Vaiga Ajai (NSCI) of class IX earned Verbal Mentions for their contributions. Arnav Deepak Warrier (KLA) from class IX received an Honourable Mention, along with a trophy, certificate, and cash prize for his impactful representation in the Kerala Legislative Assembly as Shri Ramesh Chennithala.

16. Shreya Saleen of Class X had her paintings displayed at the Gaya Art Gallery, Ernakulam, as part of Vibrant Layers, a curated group exhibition celebrating watercolour artistry—a proud recognition of her emerging talent.

17. At the Kochi International Book Festival 2025, twenty-four students from our school actively participated in a range of literary activities organised by the National Book Trust. Notably, Gaya Vaiga Ajay (Class IX) and Divya Das (Class VIII) secured top positions in the Book Cover Designing competition, adding pride to the school’s presence at this prestigious event.

18. Priansh Nair and Devika M Varma of XI C participated and won prizes in the 28th Chinmaya Inter School Oratorical Competition, ‘ Chinmaya Uvacha’conducted by Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Thripunitura . Our school bagged the Chinmayananda Ever rolling Trophy and Priansh Nair has been adjudged as the Best Speaker.

19. At Shastra 2025, Juan Antony Panackal of class IX received the Second Best Paper Award in Chemistry, while Keerthana Praveen of class VIII secured the Second Best Paper Award in Mathematics, marking remarkable accomplishments in scientific inquiry and research.

20. Priyansh Nair of Class XI has been honoured with the district-level Raya Gems award instituted by Mathrubhumi in association with IREL (India) Limited. He received a cash award of ?10,000, along with a certificate, in recognition of his outstanding talent and overall excellence.

21. Yohan John of Class IV and Parvathy Sharma of Class V shine as budding authors, their books reflecting bright imaginations.

22. Dheeraj Warrier of Class V has secured 1st prize and 3rd prize in the Kumite and Kata competition respectively in the 2nd South Indian Championship 2025.

23. Kalyani K. S. of Class V excelled at the Ernakulam District Artistic Gymnastics competition, winning Gold in Floor Exercise and Bronze in Balancing Beam in the Under-10 category, showcasing commendable strength and grace.

24. In the Sports Council–recognized Ernakulam District Tug of War Championship, our Under-17 Girls team (420 kg) secured Second Position and earned selection for the District Team Selection Camp. The team comprised Niharika J. Nair, Vaiga R. Unnithan, Ridhika Anish, Reanna Mariam Rijo, Kanishya S. Menon, Adheena Angel Antony, Aranya Krishna, Pavithra Mallya, Shivani Anish, and Sreenandha.

25. Dyan K. Bijoy showcased remarkable skill at the 12th National Karate Championship 2025, securing 1st place in Kata and 3rd place in Kumite, marking an outstanding national-level achievement.

26. In the Sugama Hindi Examination 2025, Aadya Ramaswamy (V), Adeline P. A. (V), and Keerthana Praveen (VII) secured the First Rank, while Diya Shyam (V) achieved the Third Rank. The school was also awarded the Third Position for maximum participation.

27. At the 36th Inter-School Delta Debate Competition, Sidharth Vijay Gopal of Class IX was distinguished with the prestigious Best Speaker Award.

28. Devika M Varma of class XI took part in Young INTACH’s World Snake Day Challenge and had won the Third position.

29. In the Nadanirjhari Competition organised by Vidyodaya School, Thevakkal, our students delivered an outstanding cultural performance. The Thillana Group secured the Second Prize, while Adithya Harikrishnan won First Prize in Mridangam (Junior) and Jaganath V claimed Second Prize in Mridangam (Senior). In the vocal categories, Aadya Ramaswamy earned First Prize in Sub-Junior Vocal, Sivaram Sangeeth won First Prize in Junior Vocal, and Ananya Bhadra Anupam secured Third Prize in Senior Vocal. Parvathy Unnikrishnan achieved Second Prize in Tabla, and the Bhajan team of M. K. Abhimanyu and Jayanthan Namboothiri bagged the Third Prize.

30. Our students participated in Krithi Artora 2K25, the Inter-School Music, Art & Craft Fest organised by Bhavan’s Newsprint Vidyalaya, Velloor, and emerged victorious by securing the First Position in Nadalayam — Carnatic Music Group.

31. At VOX, hosted by Vidyodaya School, Thevakkal, our students excelled across categories—winning First Prize in Folk Group Music, First Prize in English Storytelling, and First Prize in Tableau.

32. At RMUN 2025, held at Rajagiri Public School, Kalamassery, thirteen students from Classes VIII and IX participated. The following students earned distinctions:
? Arnav Deepak Warrier (IX A), representing SPECPOL — Verbal Mention
? Joann Jerin (IX D), representing UNHRC — Verbal Mention

33. Our students brought laurels to the school at the Atham 2025 competitions conducted by the Thripunithura Municipality. In Carnatic Music, Ananya Bhadra Anupam of Class XII secured the First Prize in the Senior Category and Folk Song and the Second Prize in Patriotic Song in the Senior Category, while Parvathy P. N. of Class IX earned the Second Prize in the Junior Category. Adithya Harikrishnan of Class IX claimed the First Prize in Mridangam. Ananya Bhadra Anupam of Class XII was crowned Kalathilakam.

34. Shreya Saleen and Aranya Krishna of Class X achieved First Prize in the Painting Competition conducted by Global Public School, Thiruvaniyoor, showcasing exceptional artistic skill.

35. At Labyrinth 2025–26,conducted by Bhavan’s Adarsha Vidyalaya, Kakkanad, our students showcased remarkable versatility—earning the Third Prize in Velorae (Surprise Event) and claiming the First Prize in Rasdhara, the Hindi Group Song Competition.

36. At the XXVII All Kerala Bhavan’s Cultural Fest 2025, our school secured Third Position in Category I and Fourth Position in Category IV. In Category IV, Adithya Harikrishnan (Std IX) earned the esteemed Bhavan’s Pratibha Title, underscoring his exceptional artistic calibre. He won First Prize (A Grade) in Mridangam and Third Prize in Keyboard. Other notable achievements in Category IV included Second Prize in Sanskrit Elocution by Niharika Choozhikunnathu, Second Prize in Violin by Abhay Suresh, and First Prize in Cartooning by Aranya Krishna. In Category I, the school earned recognition in Malayalam Recitation and received an A Grade in Malayalam Storytelling, along with Third Prize in Light Music secured by Vasudev K. Raja.

37. In the All Kerala Bhavan’s Gita Chanting Competitions 2025, the following students have won prizes and we got the Overall Trophy.
? Category 4 - Vidya Ramaswamy - 1st prize
? Category 2 - Nirupama V Raman - 3rd prize
? Category 3 - Manaswini Varma - 3rd prize

38. Diya Deepak participated in Young INTACH’s World Bicycle Day challenge and was awarded the Second position.

39. In the Spectrum competition organised by Sanskara School, our young talents excelled—Yeshwika Shyam Kumar (Std I) secured the First Prize in Echo Beats (Action Song), while Meenakshi V (Std III) won the Third Prize.

40. Aariz Antony and Royce Davis of class IV secured the Third Position in Category I: Shilpakriti at the Srushti 2025 competition organised by Bhavan’s Munshi Vidyashram.

41. At Magnum Opus 2025 – Velantra, our students showcased exceptional talent, securing top honours across multiple events. They emerged champions in Chakra Vyuha, earned a commendable Third Position in Nava Atma, and added another Third Position in Nrityamedha, reflecting their creativity, teamwork, and spirited participation

42. At the Chinmaya International Foundation Sodha Sansthan Sanskrit Festival 2025, our students achieved remarkable success across multiple categories.
In the Junior Category, Rhituparna P. N. of Std. VII secured First Position, while in the Senior Category, Niranjana V. Raman of Std. IX, won Second Position.
In Storytelling (Sub-Junior Category), Bhagat Mahesh and Siddhi V. R. of Std. IV bagged the Second and Third Positions respectively.
In the Quiz Competition, Sidharth V. Gopal of Std. IX and Keerthi V. K. of Std. XII secured Second Position.
Our school also won First Position in Group Song and Second Position in Drama, earning the Overall Runners-up Trophy.

43. In the Sahodaya Kalotsav, our students showcased commendable talent across categories, securing several prizes.
In Category III
Gaya Vaiga Ajai secured First Prize in English Story Writing
Samhita Sonoop earned Second Prize in Malayalam Versification.
Shreya Saleen won Third Prize in Extempore Malayalam and Third Prize in Oil Colour Painting.
Group Music secured Third Prize
Parvathy Unnikrishnan won Second Prize in Tabla
Jagannath V bagged First Prize in Mridangam
Sivram Sangeeth achieved First Prize in Flute in the Cluster level and State level

In Category IV
Priansh Nair achieved First Prize in Extempore English
Ananya Bhadra Anupam won First Prize in Light Music and Third Prize in Carnatic Music.
Devananda Anish attained First Prize in English Versification.
Gayathri Rupeesh secured Second Prize in Poster Designing
Rishikesh R won Third Prize in Mridangam
Thiruvathira bagged Third Prize

44. At the Chinmaya Mission Gita Competition 2025, held on 18 September, our students excelled across all categories with remarkable performances. In Category A, Anvika S. Nair (UKG D) secured First Position, Shivda Sujith (UKG D) won Second, and Anvika R. Bhaktha (LKG C) achieved Third. In Category B, Nirupama V. Raman (II B) claimed First Position. Category C saw Sai Bhargavi S. (III B) win First and Adwika Sandeep (III B) secure Second. In Category D, Aadya Ramaswamy (V B) earned Second Position, followed by Gowri Sreeprada R. (VI B) in Third. In Category E, Parvathy P. N. (IX A) emerged First, while Rhituparna P. M. (VII A) took Second Position. In the senior-most Category F, Vidya Ramaswamy (XI A) secured Second Position and Abhirami Murukan (XI A) placed Third, reflecting consistent excellence and deep dedication to the study and recitation of the Bhagavad Gita.

45. In the 41st Dr. K. M. Munshi Memorial Inter-School Athletic Meet, hosted by Bhavan’s Adarsha Vidyalaya, Kakkanad, our athletes showcased commendable determination and competitive spirit across multiple track and field events. Joseph Antony claimed First Place in Senior Boys Shot Put, while Arjun Venugopal secured Second Place in the 200 m race and Third Place in Long Jump. In the Sub-Junior category, Theertha Manoj Menon earned Second Place in the 100 m race. Kausthubhi Prabhakar demonstrated consistent performance with Third Place finishes in both the 400 m and 200 m events. In the middle-distance category, Pranitha S. secured Second Place in the Senior Girls’ 800 m race. In the Senior Boys’ 1500 m race, Akshay Krishnakumar and Nohin finished Fourth and Sixth, respectively. Akshara V. Anoop earned Third Place in Long Jump, while Ryan Jerish captured Second Place in High Jump. Among the boys, Madhav finished Third in the 200 m race, and Darshith Vineeth also secured Third Place in the same event. In the Kiddies category, A. Pillai won Third Place in the 50 m race. The meet concluded with Sreehari Monish securing First Place in Discus Throw, adding to the school’s medal tally.

46. Satyanath U. Bhat (IX), Sidharth Vijay Gopal and Prahlaad Satheesh (IX) together secured the Third Prize in the Puranava Quiz, the interschool Indian Heritage Quiz conducted at Bhavan’s Munshi Vidyashram, Tripunithura

47. Fourteen students from Classes X, XI, and XII distinguished themselves by successfully completing the prestigious online course offered by IIT Madras under the “Inspiring and Empowering Students” initiative. The accomplished learners are: Amrith Krishna K. R., Anjaly D. R., Srishti S. Iddya, Darshana G. Menon, Arjun Arun, Gauri T. H., Devna K. Chalna, Anjana Nair, Theertha Ramesh, Gayathry Rupeesh, Meghna V. Arun, Vedapoornna S., Sarah Serish, Anusree K. A., and Gitanjali S. Natesh, each of whom has demonstrated commendable academic commitment and intellectual curiosity befitting this honour.

STRIDE OF EXCELLENCE IN ATHLETICS

1. Neerav M. Suresh earned a Certificate of Appreciation for swimming across the Periyar River at Aluva as part of a specialised coaching camp, demonstrating courage and commendable endurance.

2. Mukund B participated in the All India Summer Training Camp under the Southern Naval Command, gaining invaluable exposure to naval discipline and leadership training.

3. Samarth Sabarish Nair (Std VII) and Arjun Vinod (Std VI) represented the school at the CBSE South Zone Tennis Championship held at Jain International School, Bangalore, showcasing their growing prowess on the court.

4. At the CBSE Cluster Meet, our athletes delivered an exceptional performance across multiple events:
Theertha Manoj (VI ) – Third Place, 400 m (U14 Girls)
Akshat Krishna Kumar (XI ) – Third Place, 400 m (U17 Boys)
Arjun Venugopal (X ) – Third Place, Long Jump (U17 Boys)
Aagney Sonith Manakkat (XI) – Second Place, 100 m & 200 m (U17 Boys) — Qualified for Nationals, Varanasi
Kausthubhi Prabakaran – Second Place, 100 m, and First Place, 200 m (U14 Girls) — Qualified for Nationals
Rayan Jerish Mathew – First Place, High Jump (U14 Boys) — Qualified for Nationals
Madhav Mohan – First Place, 200 m & 400 m (U14 Boys); U14 Individual Champion — Qualified for Nationals
Pranitha – Second Place, 600 m (U14 Girls) — Qualified for Nationals
Aishwarya Suraj Nair – First Place, High Jump (U17 Girls) — Qualified for Nationals
Relay Achievements:
Second Place – 4×100 m Relay (U17 Boys):
Akshay Sivaprasad, Aagney Sonith, Akshat Krishnakumar, Arjun Venugopal
Third Place – 4×100 m Relay (U14 Boys):
Madhav Mohan, Rayan Jerish, Ben Paul, Athidev, Devadath P.
First Place – 4×400 m Relay (U17 Boys):
Akshay Sivaprasad, Navaneet K. Menon, Akshat Krishnakumar, Arjun Venugopal

5. At the Ernakulam District Athletics Meet, our young athletes delivered an inspiring sweep of victories across track and field events:
P. R. Pavitra Mallaya shone brilliantly with a First Place in Kids’ Javelin Throw and a Second Place in the Triathlon (U14 Girls).
Madhav Menon sprinted to distinction, securing Second Place in both the 60 m and 100 m (U14 Boys).
Arjun Venugopal claimed Second Place in the 200 m (U16 Boys) with a powerful finish.
Navaneeth K. Menon earned Second Place in the 400 m (U18 Boys), showcasing commendable endurance.
Alphonsa Stessa Siby secured Third Place in the 200 m (U18 Girls).
Aishwarya Suraj Nair achieved Third Place in the High Jump (U18 Girls).
Aagney Sonith Manakkat finished Third in the 100 m (U18 Boys), adding to the team’s medal tally.

Relay Triumphs:

The U16 Boys 4 × 100 m Relay Team clinched Second Place, demonstrating seamless teamwork.
The U18 Boys 4 × 100 m Relay Team secured Third Place, rounding off a commendable performance.

6. In the Inter-School Karate Championship hosted by Hagia Sophia Public School, our students delivered an impressive medal haul:
Dheeraj Warrier (Std V) – 1st Place in Kumite (35 kg) and 1st Place in Kata (5 & 6 category)
Randeep N (Std III) – 3rd Place in Kumite (25 kg)
Aagney V. Nikhil (Std III ) – 2nd Place in Kata (3 & 4 category)
Daksha Maheshwar (Std VII) – 1st Place in Kata and 3rd Place in Kumite (30 kg)
Dhyan Maheshwar (Std I ) – 1st Place in Kata and 3rd Place in Kumite (20 kg)
Agney A (Std II ) – 3rd Place in Kata (1 & 2 category)

7. In the Nalanda Cup Kho-Kho Tournament, Anvitha Praveen was honoured as the Best Promising Player in the Girls’ category, while Navaneeth K. Menon earned the Best Promising Player title in the Boys’ category—both shining as emerging talents in the sport.

8. At the Central District Athletic Meet 2025, our students showcased an inspiring spectrum of athletic excellence. Aishwarya Suraj secured 1st place in U-17 Girls High Jump, while the U-17 Boys 4×400 m Relay team—Arjun, Akshat, Navaneet, and Akshay—claimed a commanding 1st place. In individual events, Arjun Venugopal won 3rd in U-17 Long Jump, Navaneet K. Menon took 2nd in the 400 m, Akshat Krishnakumar earned 3rd in the 200 m, and Devadath P. secured 3rd in the 800 m. In the U-14 category, Ryan Jerish Mathew soared to 1st place in High Jump, and the U-14 Boys 4×100 m Relay team—Ryan, Madhav, Devadath, and Ben—also clinched 1st place. Madhav Menon continued his fine form with 1st place in the 400 m and 2nd place in the 200 m. The team of Vivekanand, Rohan, Navaneet, and Aagney won 3rd place in the 4×100 m Relay. In middle-distance events, Pranitha S. and Akshay Shivaprasad impressed with 1st place finishes in the 800 m.

9. Parthiv of Class VII D has won the gold medal in the chess championship held at RSC, Kadavanthra.

ATL & ROBOTICS

The Atal Tinkering Lab and the Robotics programme together cultivate a dynamic spirit of innovation on campus. Through design thinking, coding, prototyping, and hands-on robotics sessions led by EVOLVE Robotics, students sharpen their curiosity and problem-solving skills while transforming ideas into tangible creations. Workshops, challenges, and collaborative projects further strengthen this ecosystem of creativity. Students of Classes VII and VIII also participated with great enthusiasm in the Mega Tinkering Day India livestream, for which the school received a Certificate of Appreciation—affirming our young innovators’ active engagement and growing technological prowess.

YOGA IN EVERYDAY LEARNING

Yoga is woven into the curriculum from KG to Higher Secondary, nurturing physical strength and emotional balance across all age groups. The Primary Section begins each day with pranayama and simple breathing practices, while the Secondary classes follow a structured routine that includes Suryanamaskaram and guided meditation. Complementing these daily practices, students also participated in Bagless Day yoga activities and awareness sessions, ensuring that mindfulness and well-being remain central to their learning journey.
Students from Classes IX and XI of our school conducted yoga sessions at RLV School, Tripunithura, under the guidance of Ms Deepa E. N. The programme helped introduce the importance of yoga to the participants while giving the student instructors a meaningful teaching experience.

NO-BAG DAY

In keeping with the vision of NEP 2020, the school observed No-Bag Day, transforming classrooms into joyful spaces of experiential learning. Students from Classes I to VIII engaged in aerobics, art and craft, free play, talent showcases, food stalls, and other hands-on activities—encouraging creativity, collaboration, and holistic growth in a stress-free environment.

EDUCATIONAL TOURS

Educational tours opened vibrant windows of learning for students from Classes 1 to 12, offering joyful moments of exploration beyond the classroom. Through laughter, discovery, and shared experiences with peers, each journey became a gentle blend of education and delight.

NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC), SCOUTS AND GUIDES

1. The Scout Patrol Leaders Training Camp was held at Toc H Public School. Four of our scout leaders — Akshath Vijay, Daniel Joseph, Amaranth, and Thejas — participated in the camp and gained valuable training and practical experience in leadership and scouting activities. SM Shiju K K represented our school as the staff member on camp duty, supervising and guiding the participants throughout the camp.
2. The Dwitiya Sopan Camp for Guides was conducted on 11 and 12 October 2025 (Saturday and Sunday) at St. Antony’s Higher Secondary School, Kacheripady. District Training Commissioner Smt efficiently led the camp. Usha R. N. Shenoy provided valuable guidance and practical insights throughout the two-day training. A total of 14 guides participated in the camp, under the able supervision and guidance of Captains Smt Rani T. Jacob and Smt Anitha Varun.
3. Smt Latha R. Bhat and Smt Vijitha Nair attended a five-day “Bunny Leader” training course organised by the Bharat Scouts & Guides.
4. Smt Saranya Ranju Pillai and Shri Dinu Thambi successfully completed the Basic Training Course for Flock Leader,Cub Master and Flock Leader respectively) conducted by the Bharat Scouts and Guides.

LIBRARY
The restructured school library stands as a renewed sanctuary of learning, thoughtfully designed to inspire curiosity and deepen intellectual engagement. Now housing 15,849 books, along with a rich collection of magazines and newspapers, it caters seamlessly to both primary and secondary learners. The primary section offers inviting storybooks, picture books, fact books, and child-friendly reference materials that nurture early reading habits, while the secondary section provides a wide span of academic and general resources to support research, exploration, and reflective reading. Together, these spaces cultivate a vibrant culture of inquiry and lifelong learning.

RESOURCE ROOM & COUNSELLING

The Resource Room serves as a dedicated support space for students who require additional care and guidance. Well trained counsellors and specialised educators work collectively to address their emotional, psychological, and learning needs, ensuring every child receives thoughtful, individualized support.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

Training and workshops attended by staff:

1. Smt. Radhika Praveen, Counsellor, participated in the Comprehensive Training on Learning Disability conducted as part of the Learning Friendly Ernakulam District Programme—an initiative jointly organised by the Ernakulam District Administration, Child Care Centre, Cochin, and the Kochi Sahodaya Schools Complex.
2. Principal , Smt Parvathy E, Smt Deepa H Das, Smt Deepa Ravi, Smt Suja B S and Smt Ceemol Mathew attended an online workshop 3030 Eklavya STEM Education on 26 June 2025 organised by Bhavan’s Research and Development Centre.
3. Smt Euby Joseph and Smt Vidya V K attended the ‘Nalla Padam Adyapaka Sangamam’ at the Renewal Centre, Kaloor, Kochi, on Saturday, 12 July 2025. The Resource person was Mr. Vipin V. Roldant, Psychologist.
4. Dr Rajesh Menon, Biology Department, attended the Teachers Workshop at Greet's Public School, Kaloor, conducted by Mathrubhumi SEED, engaging in enriching discussions and year plan for 2025- 2026.
5. Smt Indrani Haridasan and Smt Sangeetha E K attended a workshop on “Reshaping School Culture : BEEP Implementation , organised by Mission Better Tomorrow and Council for CBSE schools Kochi at Amrita Vishwa Vidya Peedam, Edappally.
6. Smt Annamma Mathew attended a Teacher training session on 'Dental Health' as part of the Project ‘Anant Muskaan’ at Amrita School of Dentistry, Edapally on Tuesday 15 July 2025.
7. Smt Suseela K U, HoD and Athira P N of Department of Malayalam participated in Malayalam Teachers’training programme on the topic ‘ Basic Concepts of Mother Tongue Teaching’ on 13 June organised by Mampoov - CBSE Malayalam Teachers’ skill development society.
8. Shri Suriyanarayanan S, Department of Chemistry attended the two day Subject-specific Capacity-Building programme in Chemistry at Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Vaduthala on 19 & 20 June. The resource persons were Mr. Vinumohan K Mathew, Principal of Cochin Refineries School, Thiruvaniyoor, and Dr. Sindhu C, Principal of ERAM Academy of Sports and Excellence, Pattambi.
9. An awareness session on Juvenile Justice, POCSO and POSH was attended by the teachers on 21 June at Vivekananda Lecture Hall. The resource person was Mr. Prasantha Kumar, Principal, Govt Higher Secondary School, Elamakkara.
10. Smt Mayamol and Smt Manitha Devraj attended a Hindi workshop on 21st Century Essentials of Hindi Language Teaching.
11. Shri Dinu Thambi and Smt. Saranya Ranju Pillai attended the Beginners course for Scouts and Guides (for Cub Master and Flock Leader) held at Govt. L P School, Padivattom on 19th July, 2025.
12. Smt Kala S Pillai attended the Consultative meeting on promoting the practice of experimentation in school labs conducted on 19 August 2025 at Chinmaya Vidyalaya Vaduthala.
13. Smt Sruthi S Krishna and Smt Brijula Chandran attended CBP on Gender sensitivity in Schools on 26 July 2025 at Bhavan's Munshi Vidyashram, Thiruvamkulam
14. A workshop on ‘ Activity-Based Teaching-Learning Practices’ was conducted at Bhavan's Vidya Mandir, Elamakkara on 26 July. The session was led by Dr. Romila Bhatnagar, Associate Professor, Department of Elementary Education, NCERT, New Delhi. All seven Balmandir teachers from the school actively participated in the workshop.
15. A session on 'Laughter Yoga' was conducted at Bhavan's Vidya Mandir, Eroor for the teachers by Shri Rajesh Panicker, Life Skills Trainer and Wellness Coach. The session offered an invigorating experience, blending joy and wellness to promote positivity and balance.
16. Smt Vidya V K , Faculty, Department of Hindi and Smt Deepa Cheloor, Faculty, Department of Sanskrit received the participation certificates in the super Sunday workshop on ‘The Psychology of Praise’ organised by Super Teacher Edureforms Private Limited on 3 August .
17. Smt Rani Tisly and Shri Shiju KK attended the Scouts & Guides refresher course at TDHS,Mattanchery on 4 August 2025.
18. Smt Aneesha M R, has successfully participated in the orientation on ‘MOOCs on SWAYAM’ organized by CIET- NCERT, New Delhi on 05th August 2025 in online mode.
19. Smt Deepa E N , Yoga teacher attended ‘The Essentials of Pranayama: A National Seminar’ organized by theDepartment of Yoga Studies, School of Medicine and Public Health, Central University of Kerala.
20. Teachers of Social Science and Commerce attended a two-hour online training session on the NCF and NEP, organised by the Kerala Commerce Forum. The session was led by the resource person, Mr Shunil Tripathi.
21. Smt Aneesha M R, Smt Anita Malcom Gomez, Smt Renuka Gopinath , Smt Jeeva A G and Smt Deepa Cheloor attended the Super Sunday workshop for a duration of one hour on The Silent Curriculum - Teaching without words organized by SuperTeacher Edureforms Pvt Ltd.
22. Ms. Keerthana A Faculty, Department of Computer Science, and Ms. Sangeetha E. K Department of English, attended a two-day workshop on the Behavioural and Emotional Enrichment Programme (BEEP) for Mentors and Master Trainers, conducted by Mission Better Tomorrow (MBT) at Rajagiri Centre for Business Studies, Kakkanad, on 9th and 10th August.
23. Smt Aneesha M R ,Faculty, Department of Computer attended a 2 hours course on Virtual Lab for Teaching Learning and Assessment in Computer Science offered by CIET, NCERT, New Delhi.
24. Teachers from each of the Bhavan’s schools under Kochi Kendra attended a session at Bhavan’s Vidya Mandir, Eroor on Saturday 16 August 2025 on ‘Happy Classrooms for Generation Alpha’, by Shri Abhilash Joseph, Director, Lifetech Solutions organised by Orient BlackSwan.
25. Teachers from Bhavan’s Vidya Mandir, Eroor, and Bhavan’s Munshi Vidyashram, Tripunithura, attended an enlightening session on 'Learning & Behavioural Problems in Children – A Teacher’s Perspective' conducted by Dr. U. Vivek, Consultant Psychiatrist, Renai Medicity, Palarivattom, on Tuesday, 26 August 2025, at Bhavan's Vidya Mandir, Eroor.
26. Smt Sheba K George, Smt Nirmala V K and Smt Indrani Haridasan attended an online training on “POCSO Act - 2012, JJ Act - 2015 and their implications in school child protection policy on 2 September 2025 organised by ProjectCACA.
27. Smt Jeeva A G attended a 3 day workshop organised by RCI from 11/09/2025 to 13/09/2025 on the topic ‘Psychological Assessment and Evaluation of Students with Intellectual Disability and Autism’ at YMCA, Ernakulam.
28. Shri T. P. Vivek, a Resource Person at Learnware Edutech and a well-known artist with All India Radio, along with his team, conducted a session on the Smart Kindergarten (SKG) Curriculum — a comprehensive learning solution designed for the foundation level (Pre-KG to Std. II). The session included an academic presentation and a product demonstration, highlighting various Teaching-Learning Materials (TLM) such as print, hands-on, and digital resources developed for teachers handling foundational stage learners. Teachers of Bhavans Bala Mandir, Eroor attended this insightful session on 15 September 2025.
29. Smt. Resmi K S and Smt. Moni Thomas attended a workshop on 'Reimagining Mathematics teaching :From rote to reasoning' On Saturday , 20/09/2025 conducted by Bharati Bhawan Publishers and Distributors.
30. Smt Sheba K George attended the workshop 'AI for Visionaries : Enabling STEM education in schools', on Saturday, 20 September 2025 organised by Navaneeth TopTech Conclave 2025.
31. Smt Kala S Pillai has completed the course on Virtual Labs in Teaching Learning and Assessment in Physics.
32. Smt Kala S Pillai and Smt Renuka Gopinath completed the course on Micro learning and Nano Courses to Enhance Teaching Learning offered by CIET, NCERT, New Delhi.
33. Smt Dhanya V and Shri Rajeev B Menon participated in Confluence 2.0 – Industry–Academia Summit Day, organized at Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology on 27th September 2025. The program served as a platform to strengthen collaborations between industry leaders and academia, addressing emerging challenges and opportunities in technology, policy, and innovation.
34. Smt Divya V U and Smt Jinu N B attended a two day Capacity Building Programme organised by CBSE on Strengthening Assessment and Evaluation Practices on 26 & 27 Sept at Bhavan’s Vidya Mandir Elamakkara.
35. Smt Varsha C M and Smt Subhajasree attended a Capacity Building Programme organised by CBSE on Use of AI in classrooms on 27 Sept 2025 at Bhavan’s Munshi Vidyadharan Tripunithura.
36. Latha R. Bhat and Vijitha Nair of Bhavans Bala Mandir successfully completed a 5-day “Bunny Leader” training course organized by the Bharat Scouts & Guides. A special highlight of the programme was the Oath Taking Ceremony, which marked a significant milestone in their training journey. The course concluded on 26th and 27th September 2025, during which they fulfilled all requirements, further strengthening their roles as dedicated Bunny Leaders
37. Principal Smt Parvathy E, Vice Principal Smt Indrani Haridasan, Primary Coordinator Smt Divya V. U., and School Counsellor Smt Silvi Lukose attended an awareness session on SPG held at Government Boys High School. Hill Palace Police Station organised the session to promote awareness and safety practices among educators.
38. A special session on Toilet Etiquettes was conducted by Smt. Radhika Praveen for the students of Classes I and II.
39. Principal Smt Parvathy E, attended the All Kerala Principals’ Conference & Training on the theme ‘ Leadership to foster Knowledge, Skills and Values’ held at Gokulam Convention Centre, Kochi on 17, 18 October 2025.
40. Smt Vidya V. K. and Smt Saranya R. Pillai attended a Hindi workshop titled ‘Learning that Breathes: NEP, NCF in Action,’ organised by Madhuban Publications. The resource person for the session was Mr Suresh Kumar Mishra (NCERT & SCERT).
41. Smt Sony I and Smt Sreedevi V attended the session 'Off the grid, into the self' organised by Orange Education in collaboration with Kochi Sahodaya at Global Public School, Thiruvaniyoor. The resource person for the session was Smt. Shiby Anand, Founder: N'Able and AI teacher community.
42. Shri Rajeev B Menon attended the 2-day Capacity Building Programme for Economics at The Choice School.
43. Smt Manjusha J and Smt Susanna Varghese attended a workshop on '21st Century Classroom Skills in Action' conducted by Ms Sujata Chhabra and organised by Burlington English at Gokulam Park Hotel and Convention Centre, Kochi.
44. The school counsellors, Smt Silvi Lukose and Smt Radhika Praveen attended a session on “Changing minds Changing times: Understanding Today’s Youth Across Generations” by Dr. Aswin Krishnan Ajith, consultant Psychiatrist, as part of the 18 th Anniversary of Chaithram at TDM Hall on 20 Nov 2025.
45. Smt Nithya Rajeevan attended the two day workshop on Capacity Building programme at Chinmaya Vidyalaya Vaduthala.
46. Ms Ceemol Mathew and Ms Deepa Ravi participated in the STEM District level deliberation programme held at Bhavan’s Adarsha Vidyalaya, Kakkanad on Friday, 17 October 2025.

RESOURCE PERSONS - CBSE

1. Smt. Parvathy E., Principal, rendered her expertise as a Resource Person for programmes on NCF–Secondary, Learning Outcomes, and Pedagogies, providing educators with informed direction and academic clarity.
2. Smt. Indrani Haridasan, Vice Principal, conducted an online Capacity Building Programme titled “Cultivating Creativity and Computational Thinking in STEM Areas” for teachers across India under the aegis of the CBSE Board. She also served as the Resource Person for a one-day Capacity Building Programme on Cyber Safety and Security at Sree Narayana Vidya Mandir Senior Secondary School, Kannur. Additionally, she conducted the Capacity Building Programme on “Python for Computer Science – Senior Secondary” held at Chavara Public School, Pala, organised by the Centre of Excellence, Thiruvananthapuram.
3. Smt. Nirmala V. K., Vice Principal, served as the Resource Person for multiple Capacity Building Sessions on Active Learning, guiding teachers at St. Paul’s Public School, Fort Kochi; Jyothi Nivas School, Aluva; and Believers Church English Medium School, Gurugram, Alappuzha, offering valuable insights into effective learner-centred pedagogies.

EVENTS HOSTED BY OUR SCHOOL

Observing significant days at school enriches the holistic development of our students, nurturing cultural awareness, historical understanding, and core human values. This year, commemorations such as World Environment Day, Anti-Child Labour Day, Vanmahotsav, Gurupurnima, and Ramayana Week helped instil in them a sense of responsibility, respect, and positive societal values.
1. The SSE and SSCE 2025 achievers were honoured for their exceptional accomplishments at Anargasangamam, the school’s Merit Day. The dignitaries acknowledged both the students’ dedication and the steadfast support of the teaching community.
2. The school year opened with Praveshanolsavam, celebrating a warm and joyful welcome for KG and Pre-KG learners, complete with festive moments and a playful bunny-themed reception.
3. The spirit of reading was ignited through the Reading Week and the “Drop Everything and Read” initiative for Classes VI–IX, nurturing a culture of joyful reading.
4. Sopana Sangeetham training was introduced this year under Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Kochi Kendra and Bhavan’s Kalabharati, with the distinguished Shri Eloor Biju inaugurating and leading the classes.
5. The school hosted Shikshan Bharati Comprehensive Evaluation visits, ensuring continuous academic enhancement.
6. A three-day Book Fair, organised by H&C, invited students into the vibrant world of literature, sparking curiosity and a love for books.
7. The school conducts morning aerobics sessions for the primary section, helping students begin each day with energy, focus, and a positive mindset.
8. The Chess Coaching programme, launched in collaboration with Eight Times Eight Chess Academy, offered students professional training and a structured pathway to developing strategic thinking and competitive skills.
9. Our school hosted a two-day Capacity-Building Programme on competency-based assessment for secondary students. Smt. Dhanya K and Shri. Vishnu Sathish was the Resource Person.
10. Teachers from all Bhavan’s schools under Kochi Kendra attended a session on ‘Happy Classrooms for Generation Alpha’, by Shri Abhilash Joseph, Director, Lifetech Solutions organised by Orient BlackSwan.
11. Our school conducted a session on 'Learning & Behavioural Problems in Children – A Teacher’s Perspective' conducted by Dr. U. Vivek, Consultant Psychiatrist, Renai Medicity.

12. The school marked Keralappiravi with grace and cultural depth, featuring Baalivadham, a distinguished Koodiyattam presentation by the Rangadhwani Centre of Expertise for Koodiyattam, organised under the auspices of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Kochi Kendra.

CULTURAL OUTREACH PROGRAMME

1. As part of a meaningful cultural exchange programme, a team comprising faculties Smt. Baby Savitri, Shri Vishnu B and ten students from Std IX travelled to Bhavan's Bhagwandas Purohit Vidya Mandir, Nagpur. The initiative offered students a rich opportunity to experience the lifestyle, traditions, and cultural ethos of a different region while also sharing and representing the heritage of our own institution, fostering mutual understanding and cultural appreciation.
2. Students deepened their experiential learning through enriching field visits, including a visit to the Bombay Bhavan's Nature and Adventure Centre, Mumbai for an immersive cultural exploration.
3. Eight students from Class VIII represented the school at the Vidyodaya Interschool Camp which offered them opportunities for collaborative learning, leadership development, and experiential activities.

CAMPUS UPGRADATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE RENEWAL

1. The school took a graceful stride toward holistic growth with the inauguration of several new facilities that enrich both mind and body.
The renewed S. R. Ranganathan Grandhasala opened its doors as a luminous sanctuary of learning, inviting every child into the quiet magic of books and the timeless joy of discovery.
The new Senior and Junior Computer Labs rose as gateways to the digital world, where young minds may explore, innovate, and shape the future with confidence and curiosity.
The Open Gym came to life as a space of energy and renewal, nurturing strength, resilience, and the well-being of every learner who steps into its open air.
The green patch in the Primary Block received an elegant transformation with new fencing, a thoughtful PTA-sponsored initiative that enriches the landscape while ensuring a safe, nurturing space for the children.
The Reading Nest in the kindergarten block, established with the support of the PTA, blossoms as a warm haven of stories. Filled with colourful books and inviting nooks, it draws children into the gentle world of imagination and wonder, fostering early curiosity and a joyful love for reading.
The newly refurbished Administrative Block, Lilavati Munshi, provides a distinguished gateway to the campus, enhancing both accessibility and aesthetic appeal. A statue of Goddess Saraswathi installed before the library lends a sacred charm, turning the space into a symbolic temple of books that honours learning and knowledge.
The Sardar Patel Hall in the Primary Block has been secured with newly installed iron fencing, ensuring improved safety and structural refinement.

FUTURE LEADERS OF BVM EROOR THROUGH STUDENT EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMMES

1. The Science Stream students of Class XII ( Biology) attended an enriching workshop on Nanoscience and Molecular Medicine, organised by Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham. The session was led by Dr. Bindu Paul, Professor, Amrita School of Nanosciences and Molecular Medicine, Kochi.
2. Students of Class XII attended an inspiring talk on Peace, Harmony, and National Development delivered by Dr. Shashi Tharoor, organised by the Council for Communal Cooperation at TDM Hall. The session offered profound insights into nation-building and civic responsibility. A notable moment of pride was when Gouri G of Class XII had the opportunity to pose a question directly to Dr. Tharoor, engaging meaningfully in the discourse.
3. Students of XI B and XI C attended a workshop on Water Awareness at Vivekananda Lecture Hall.
4. A session for Std XI was conducted by Ms Nima Sethu, Kerala Head, Fragomen Educational Services. The session was designed to inspire and equip students with the knowledge and confidence to explore suitable career opportunities.
5. As part of the topic on “People Who Help Us,” parents who are real-life professionals interacted with the children. One parent, a lawyer, Adv Balasubramanium, High Court and another, Dr Parvathy Kamath, MDS, spoke about their work and how they help people in their daily lives.
6. 50 students of Class VI attended the One-Day Attachment Programme organised by CUSAT.
7. A special screening of the film E Valayam was organised for students, offering a powerful and thought-provoking insight into the dangers of phone addiction, and encouraging responsible, mindful technology use.
8. Sri. Suriyanarayanan of the Chemistry Department conducted an insightful briefing on Rare Earth Elements for students participating in the PowerPoint presentation competition organised by the Mathrubhumi SEED club on October 27th during the zero period, equipping them with valuable knowledge to excel in their presentations and explore the fascinating world of REEs.
9. Students of Std XI attended an insightful session by Mrs Hoang Thi Lien, Chairperson, The Vietnam Pepper and Spice Association
10. An informative online session was conducted for students of Classes IX to XII by Dr Teena Hassan, Professor of Computer Science at the Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences, Germany. The program was organised by Bhavan’s Research and Development Centre and hosted by Bhavan’s Vidya Mandir, Eroor.
11. Twenty students from Class XII D visited Synthite Industries Pvt Ltd as part of their industrial visit.
12. As part of a CBSE initiative to establish Oil Boards in schools and promote healthier lifestyles, the students of Class XI took a proactive step towards fostering better eating habits.
13. Fifty students from Classes XI and XII attended the Quantum Century Exhibition at CUSAT. They explored innovations in science and technology through live demonstrations, models and interactive sessions.
14. The Mathrubhumi SEED Club conducted a session on child rights on 20 November 2025, with Ms Geethanjali, District Child Protection Officer (I/c), as the chief speaker. She addressed key aspects of child rights, including education, protection, and freedom of expression.
15. A session for students of Std V was conducted by the quiz team and was taken by Karthik Vinod, a promising quiz master.
16. Students of Std VIII visited the Space exhibition organised by Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre at Saraswathi Vidyaniketan Public School, Elamakkara on 18 Sept 2025. The exhibition displayed a wide range of models, charts and VR displays. The visit turned out to be very informative and inspiring for the students.
17. Students of XI B and XI C attended a workshop on Water Awareness at Vivekananda Lecture Hall.
18. A session for Std XI was conducted by Ms Nima Sethu, Kerala Head, Fragomen Educational Services. The session was designed to inspire and equip students with the knowledge and confidence to explore suitable career opportunities.
19. Dev Krishna, Advaith Vinay, Akshadh Anand, and Akash S of class VIII participated in the Pradeep Thevanoor Hackathon held at SCMS College, Angamaly, featuring 30 teams from schools and colleges from Kerala and Tamil Nadu to get together and find innovative solutions to modern problems, such as sustainable farming and improving the country's defence, etc.
20. Students of our school attended the Robotics Exhibition hosted at Saraswathi Vidyaniketan. The event was honestly such a tech-nerd paradise

SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESS

Our students actively contributed to community welfare through meaningful outreach initiatives.
1. They presented a heartfelt cultural programme at the Palliative Care Unit, General Hospital, Ernakulam, bringing comfort and joy to patients.
2. In another compassionate effort, 100 Onam kits, generously contributed by parents, students, and staff, were handed over to the General Hospital, Ernakulam, reflecting the school’s enduring commitment to service and social responsibility.
3. As part of the Haritha Kerala Mission and Shuchthva Mission, the Oru Thaai Nadam campaign, our students, teaching and non teaching staff, PTA, office staff, and invited guests collectively planted around 150 rich varieties of saplings.
4. Our students wholeheartedly participated in Walkathon 2025 – Go Green, an initiative under the Clean Tripunithura campaign.
5. In a significant initiative towards environmental sustainability, 25 kilograms of plastic waste was handed over to Harithakarma Sena. This effort was made possible through the collaborative endeavors of the Love Plastic Group of our school. The event underscores the commitment of our institution towards responsible waste management and environmental conservation, fostering a greener future for generations to come.

FACULTY LAURELS: MARKING MILESTONES OF PROFESSIONAL BRILLIANCE

1. Smt. Nirmala V. K, Vice Principal, was honoured with the Professional Excellence Award in recognition of the exceptional performance of her students in the CBSE Examination 2025 (Business Studies). The award was formally conferred by Sri Jaiprakash Chaturvedi, Director, CBSE, at a ceremony held in New Delhi. She also received a certificate of recognition for Best Social Activist Award and Smt Sangeetha E K, Faculty, Dept of English, received the certificate of recognition for Best Women Teacher Award organised by Dr J Ramachandran Maritime Foundation and Amet University.
2. Smt Soumya R. Nair, Faculty, Department of Fine Arts, has been awarded a Doctorate in Carnatic Music by Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit, Kalady, marking a significant milestone in her academic journey. Her research thesis was titled “An Analytical Study of Raga Kalyani through the Compositions of the Trinity,”
3. ‘Amrit Kumbh Daab’, a Hindi poem penned by Smt. Mayamol M R, Head of the Department, Hindi, received the second prize in the Coconut Board competition. Its Malayalam translation was later published in Kaahalam – Navathi Souvenir, marking a proud literary achievement.
4. Shri Ashok P of the Physical Education Department was presented with a memento instituted by the Lions Club on the occasion of World Teachers’ Day.
5. Smt. Mini S. Nair, Head of the Department of Mathematics, has been honoured as a Doordarshan-graded artist in Mohiniyattam, a recognition that reflects her exceptional artistry and dedication to this classical dance tradition.
6. Our teachers, Vishnupriya Balakrishna Menon and Bhagyalakshmi Balasubramanyan, from the Balamandir, brought honour to the institution by securing the First Prize in Abhiruchi 2025 – Teachers’ Conclave (Foundational Stage), a testament to their creativity, commitment, and professional excellence.
7. Kala S. Pillai and Vishnu B, teachers from the Department of Physics, secured the Third Prize for their Action Research presentation on STEAM education at Tejoganitham, organised by Bhavan’s Munshi Vidyashram, Thiruvamkulam.

PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION (PTA)

A school flourishes only when its parents and teachers walk together in shared purpose, united by the belief that every child deserves the very best. Guided by the committed leadership of our PTA President, Shri Sreekanth S, the PTA has been a steadfast pillar of support throughout the year. The PTA continued to enrich the school’s collective journey with thoughtful acts of generosity and support.
1. On the joyous occasion of Onam, they shared the sweetness of the festival by distributing payasam to all students and staff.
2. Their support extended to sponsoring the awards for the toppers at Anarghasangamam- Merit Day 2025.
3. The preceding PTA contributed meaningfully by installing iron fencing to safeguard the verdant green patch in the Primary Block, ensuring both beauty and safety.
4. PTA-sponsored marigold cultivation brought bursts of colour to the campus, offering students a joyful introduction to mindful gardening and environmental care.
5. An Anti-Addiction Awareness Session for Parents was organised by the PTA 2025 to help families address rising concerns such as screen addiction, social-media influence, and substance misuse. Led by Shri Rangeesh Kadavath of the Kerala Police, the session offered practical guidance on nurturing resilience and ensuring a safe, supportive environment for children.
6. A Career Guidance Session on the theme ‘Empowering Future Leaders’ was conducted for students of Classes IX and XI by Shri Sajith Thomas, Chief Career Coach at CareerTestLive, on 4 November 2025. Organised by the PTA, the session offered valuable insights to help students make informed and meaningful career choices.
7. We also gratefully acknowledge their sponsorship of prizes worth ?10,000 for the Annual Day, a gesture that reflects their enduring commitment to encouraging excellence and celebrating student achievement.

GREEN INITIATIVES BY THE SEED CLUB

The SEED Club of Mathrubhumi remained active throughout the year, leading a variety of meaningful eco-initiatives that strengthened environmental awareness across the school. From large-scale plantation drives and campus beautification efforts to organised plastic-reduction activities and conservation-themed awareness programmes, students were encouraged to engage with sustainability in practical, thoughtful ways. Vegetable gardening, water-audit exercises, and nature-based field visits further deepened their understanding of responsible environmental practices. Bird-watching sessions and participation in community walkathons added a wider civic dimension to their learning.

YI THALIR

The Young Indians' Thalir initiatives infused the year with purpose and youthful leadership. The seven-day ‘Endless Ripples’ Sustainability Challenge, conducted in collaboration with YI Thalir and the Haritha Keralam Mission, engaged students, teachers, and families in impactful activities such as Miyawaki planting, e-waste collection, a water audit, a talk on water conservation, urban afforestation, and riverside cleaning. Archith P secured Third Prize in the Kuttikarshakan Project under the mentorship of Dr. E. Rajesh Menon, Faculty, Department of Biology. Students also participated in the Inspiration Summit organised by YI Kochi, where their efforts throughout the year were acknowledged and celebrated.

ALUMNI

No distance, nor the quiet drift of time, can loosen the bond between hearts that truly recognise each other’s worth. Within the timeless corridors of our school, it is these enduring friendships and lovingly gathered memories that lend the institution its soul and its greatness. Our alumni stand as the enduring custodians of our legacy, carrying the values of this institution into the wider world while continually enriching our community with their wisdom, goodwill, and steadfast affection. We offer them our heartfelt thanks for the inspiration they provide, the support they extend, and the abiding bond they nurture with their alma mater.

CONCLUSION

I humbly acknowledge, with deepest reverence, the Management whose resolute support and discerning guidance fortify the very foundations of our work. Our Chairman C A Venugopal C Govind, Director Shri E Ramankutty, Deputy Director, Chairman and the members of the School Management Committee, and the esteemed senior members of the Bhavan’s lineage have endowed us with clarity of purpose and the strength to pursue it with dignity and resolve. Our heartfelt appreciation is also extended to the President and the executive members of the PTA, whose steadfast companionship and gracious collaboration continue to invigorate our collective march toward excellence.

In drawing this report to a close, we reflect with quiet pride upon the milestones attained and the purposeful strides made across every realm of school life. Each achievement—scholastic, artistic, athletic, or service-oriented—fortifies the foundation upon which our future aspirations will rise.
As we journey forward, we bow in quiet reverence to those who once walked beside us, steadying our steps with gentle strength. With remembrance deepening our hearts, we offer our pranams to the cherished souls who have moved beyond our sight too soon— leaving behind tender echoes of wisdom and love that continue to illuminate our path. May their silent blessings remain our compass as we stride toward horizons yet unseen.
Thank You

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