A Celebration of Devotion, Culture and Tradition Navarathri is a significant Hindu festival celebrated over nine nights to honour Goddess Durga and the divine feminine power. The festival symbolises the victory of good over evil and reminds us of the importance of knowledge, devotion, courage and positivity. It also provides an opportunity to pass on […]
Classes VII A-D, with five teachers, visited the Sculpture Symposium at Ahalia Heritage Village as part of experiential learning. Students explored traditional Indian sculpture and interacted with sculptor Mr. Varma on techniques and cultural significance. The Yaksha Prashna episode from Mahabharata was the major attraction, enriching their love for heritage.
The Culinary Championship for Parents was held at APS on 16 October 2026 with 12 enthusiastic parents. Competing in Non-Fire Cooking (6), Fire Cooking-Desserts (3) and Fire Cooking-Indian Cuisine (3), they showcased creativity, time management and culinary skill. The joyful event celebrated talent, confidence and healthy competition.
The KG section celebrated Food Fest as part of Bagless Day, encouraging children to explore the richness of traditional and healthy foods. Children brought a variety of traditional Navaratri special snacks and shared them with their friends. The activity promoted healthy eating habits, cultural awareness, sharing, and togetherness in a joyful learning environment.
Time: 1:15 p.m. to 2:15 p.m.Classes: Pre-KG to UKGVenue: ELC The Black and White Day Celebration was conducted with great enthusiasm and excitement for the children of Pre-KG to UKG on 14 October 2026. The programme aimed to help children identify black and white colours and develop their colour recognition skills through fun-filled activities. The […]
Venue: Kozhipara Post Office (Inside Ahalia)Classes: Pre-KG, LKG and UKGTime: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PMTotal Number of Students: 206Teachers Accompanied: 13Convenor: Sreelakshmy. R Purpose and Learning FocusThe Post Office Visit was organized to provide children with a real-life learning experience about postal services and communication. The visit aimed to help children understand how letters, postcards […]
Students of Ahalia Public School’s Legal Club visited the Kerala High Court on October 7, 2026. They learned about NALSA, KELSA, legal aid, and observed live court proceedings. Sessions on life skills, policing, and interaction with Justice K.V. Jayakumar made the visit informative and inspiring.
Class VII and IX students of Ahalia Public School explored traditional pottery at Ahalia Heritage Village on 29/09/26. Guided by artist Mr. Gopakumar, 188 students kneaded, shaped and decorated clay pots at the Mud House, celebrating Bagless Day with creativity, patience and joyful, hands-on heritage learning.
As part of Bagless Day, 93 Class VIII students of Ahalia Public School explored carpentry at ASET Workshop on 29/09/2026. Guided by Mr. Surendran and Mr. Rajesh, they learned wood types, tools, safety, and cutting techniques across three sessions, gaining hands-on vocational skills through joyful experiential learning.
On Bagless Day, 29/09/2026, Class VI students of Ahalia Public School turned fallen leaves into art inside their classroom. Using stamping, animal collages and silhouette painting, they explored textures and patterns with great zeal. The vibrant activity fostered creativity, environmental love and joyful hands-on learning.
