NATIONAL SPORTS DAY

On 29th August 2025, Vivekananda Kendra Zilla Parishad Vidyalaya, Port Mout celebrated National Sports Day to commemorate the birth anniversary of the legendary Hockey player, Major Dhyan Chand. The celebration aimed to honour his remarkable contribution to Indian sports and to promote the spirit of sportsmanship among students.

The day commenced with a special morning assembly, anchored by teacher Smti. Seema (Physical education teacher), who set a lively and respectful tone for the day. The HOI of the school, teachers and Students, offered a floral tribute to Major Dhyan Chand, paying homage to his enduring legacy.

Shri Devraj, one of the Physical education teachers, addressed the gathering and highlighted the significance of National Sports Day, emphasizing the values of discipline, dedication, and teamwork that sports in still in young minds.

As a mark of respect and commitment, Gayatri Kishen of class XI led the National Sports Day pledge, which was enthusiastically repeated by all present over there.

To further enrich the event, Lavanya and Shreya Das, both students of Class XI, delivered an inspiring speech on the life and achievements of Major Dhyan Chand. Their words shed light on his sportsmanship, discipline, and his pivotal role in bringing glory to Indian hockey on the international stage.

The celebration concluded with a highly spirited volleyball match between the students of Class IX and Class XI, which added excitement and energy to the day. The total number of 626 students, 32 teachers and a non-teaching staff participated in the celebration.

Overall, the celebration was a resounding success, instilling enthusiasm, unity, and a love for sports among the students and staff alike. The event not only honoured a great sporting legend but also reinforced the importance of physical fitness and teamwork in students’ life.

                        

                

                    

 GANESH CHATURTHI CELEBRATION

On 26^th August 2025, Vivekananda Kendra Zilla Parishad Vidyalaya, Port Mout, celebrated the auspicious festival of Ganesh Chaturthi with great devotion, enthusiasm, and spiritual fervour. The celebration reflected the rich cultural values and unity of the school community.

The program began with a warm welcome and was beautifully anchored by Smti. Arati Das. This was followed by a floral tribute to Lord Ganesha, offered by the respected Principal, teachers and Students of the Vidyalaya, marking the ceremonial start of the event.

As part of the celebration, Miss Rakhi Kishen, one of the dedicated teachers of the school, spoke on the significance of Ganesh Chaturthi, enlightening the students and staff about the spiritual and cultural relevance of the day. Her speech inspired everyone to reflect on the values of wisdom, prosperity, and new beginnings associated with Lord Ganesha.

Adding to the devotional spirit, the students of Classes IX and XI presented a soulful bhajan, creating an atmosphere of serenity and reverence. The program concluded with a heartfelt Aarti performed by all the teachers of the Vidyalaya, seeking the blessings of Lord Ganesha for peace, progress, and prosperity.

In connection with the celebration, an idol-making competition was also organized in the school premises. Students showcased their creativity and craftsmanship by making beautiful and eco-friendly idols of Lord Ganesha, emphasizing environmental awareness alongside devotion.

Overall, the celebration was a grand success, filled with joy, devotion, and unity among students, teachers, and staff.

                                   

 SANSKAR VARGHA  AT  LALPAHAD (CHOULDARI)

A Sanskar Varga was conducted on 23^rd  August 2025 at Lal Pahad Kali Mandir (Chouldari) with the enthusiastic participation of 8 teachers, 14 students from VKZPV, and 15 children from the village Lal Pahad. The session began at 1:30 PM with three Omkaras, followed by the Shantipath. This was followed by a yoga session that included Ardhakaticakrasana, Ardhacakrasana, anulom vilom, and Meditation, promoting discipline, balance, and self-awareness, and helping students connect the body, mind, and breath for overall well-being.

In the next segment, students practiced three agyas — Nishchalo Bhava, Susthito Bhava, and Swastho Bhava. They also took part in engaging games such as Bottle Passing, which brought fun and excitement to the session. This was followed by a geet titled "Chandan hai is desh ki maati". After that, a storytelling session was held, where student Briti Mazumder of class VII B shared a story about the unsung hero Khudiram Bose.

Towards the end, all students expressed their thoughts during the Avalokan session. The programme concluded with the Shanti Mantra.

The Sanskar Varga was a successful event that promoted cultural values, discipline, and teamwork among the participants.

SAMADHI DIWAS OF MANANEEYA EKNATH JI RANADE

On 22^nd  August 2025, the Samadhi Diwas of Mananeeya Eknath ji Ranade, the revered founder of Vivekananda Kendra, was solemnly observed at Vivekananda Kendra Zilla Parishad Vidyalaya, Port Mout.

The occasion was marked with deep reverence and a spirit of gratitude towards the life and contributions of Eknath Ji.

The day commenced with a serene and spiritually uplifting morning assembly, setting a reflective tone for the observance.

The HOI, teachers and Students of the school, led the ceremony by paying a floral tribute to the portrait of Mananeeya Eknath Ji, paying their respect with utmost devotion and gratitude and honoring his vision and service to the nation. Following this, Shri Swaraj Roy, a dedicated teacher of the Vidyalaya, addressed the gathering and spoke about the significance of the day, emphasizing Eknath Ji’s invaluable role in, Man Making and Nation-Building and his dedication to Swami Vivekananda’s ideals.

The atmosphere in the Vidyalaya was calm, respectful, and spiritually uplifting throughout the day. The Samadhi Diwas observance served not only as a tribute but also as a reminder of the values and vision that Eknath ji Ranade lived by — inspiring everyone to walk the path of service, discipline, and dedication.

                            

    

 KRISHNA JANMASHTAMI CELEBRATION

On 16^thAugust 2025, Vivekananda Kendra Zilla Parishad Vidyalaya, Port Mout celebrated the auspicious festival of Krishna Janmashtami with immense zeal, devotion, and cultural fervor. The event beautifully captured the essence of Lord Krishna's birth and the vibrant traditions associated with this sacred festival.

The day began at 8:30 a.m. with the joyful arrival of students, many accompanied by their parents. Young children, dressed gracefully as Radha Rani and Lord Krishna, brought divine charm to the occasion with their colorful costumes and innocent smiles, creating a spiritually uplifting and festive atmosphere.

The celebration officially commenced with a series of cultural performances and ceremonial proceedings. The HOI, teachers and all staff extended a warm welcome to all attendees with love and heartfelt hospitality, setting a gracious and joyful tone for the day.

A major highlight of the event was the prize distribution ceremony, where winners of various competitions held in the days leading up to the festival were recognized and applauded. These included creative and traditional contests such as Flute Decoration, Crown Making, Conch Blowing and Jhula Making. Parents were also invited to serve as judges for these events, fostering greater community engagement and involvement. The students exhibited exceptional creativity and enthusiasm, further enriching the spirit of the celebration.

The school campus buzzed with excitement and joy throughout the day, as students radiated happiness and pride. The entire celebration was a beautiful blend of devotion, artistic expression, and community participation.

The event concluded on a sweet and harmonious note with the distribution of Prasad to all students, staff, and guests, fostering a deep sense of unity and gratitude.

In total, 77 students, along with 100 parents, teachers, and non-teaching staff, attended and contributed to the success.