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 […]
Destination: Mini Ooty Adventure Park, MalappuramClasses: Grades 1 & 2 The students of Grades 1 and 2 of Ahalia Public School visited Mini Ooty Adventure Park, Malappuram, on 16 October 2026. The trip provided an opportunity for students to enjoy a day of fun and excitement with their classmates and teachers. The students enjoyed various […]
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 […]
Ahalia Public School hosted an engaging workshop on 3rd October ,2026“How to Frame Questions,” empowering teachers with innovative strategies for higher-order questioning.
Class: 4 A, B & CVenue: Thunchan Madom,Duration: 10 -12 PMNo. of Students: 75No. of Teachers: 4In-charge: Malayalam Department Objectives:- Programme Highlights:- An educational visit to Thunchan Madom was organized for the students of Classes 4 A, B and C. A total of 75 students accompanied by 4 teachers participated in the visit. The visit […]
Teachers’ Day was celebrated on 5 September 2026 at AV Hall, organised by Class XI and coordinated by the Mathematics Department. The programme included prayer, speeches, handmade cards, tribute videos and fun games like Musical Chairs and Dumb Charades. It ended with feedback and cake-cutting, honouring teachers joyfully.
Aps Campus celebrated Independence Day and Ethnic Day 2026–27 on 15 August as “Melange 26”. The programme included flag hoisting, speeches, cultural performances and a state-wise ethnic exhibition. Students showcased India’s diversity through food, art and traditions. The event promoted patriotism, teamwork and unity in diversity, ending joyfully.
