Ganesh Chaturthi Celebration

On 15th September 2026, Vivekananda Kendra Zilla Parishad Vidyalaya, Port Mout, celebrated the auspicious occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi . The celebration was held during the afternoon and was attended by students from Classes I–V, VI–VIII, and IX–XII.

The programme began with a speech delivered by  Rethika Ram, a teacher of the Vidyalaya, who spoke about the significance of Ganesh Chaturthi and the importance of Lord Ganesha in Indian culture.

The celebration was made more devotional and joyful with bhajans sung by the teachers and students. The Principal, teachers, and students also offered flowers to the portrait of Lord Ganesha and sought His blessings.

As part of the celebrations, an Idol-Making Competition was organized before the main event. The students enthusiastically participated in the competition and created beautiful idols of Lord Ganesha. The idols made by the students were displayed and kept on the occasion, adding colour and creativity to the celebration.

The celebration was a meaningful and joyful occasion that brought together the students and teachers in a spirit of devotion, creativity, and togetherness.

A total no.of 702 students, 34 teachers and 06 non-teaching staff were part of the celebration.

UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD DAY CELEBRATION

Date: 11th September 2026

Venue: Eknath Ranade Hall, Vivekananda Kendra Zilla Parishad Vidyalaya, Port Mout

Vivekananda Kendra Zilla Parishad Vidyalaya, Port Mout, celebrated Universal Brotherhood Day with great enthusiasm and solemnity on 11th September 2026 in the school premises at the Eknath Ranade Hall. The day commemorates the historic address delivered by Swami Vivekananda at the World’s Parliament of Religions in Chicago on 11th September 1893, which conveyed the timeless message of universal brotherhood, tolerance, harmony and peace.

The celebration commenced at 9:00 a.m. with the arrival of the distinguished guests. The Chief Guest, Shri Saurabh Kumar Gupta, Superintending Engineer (PRI), Zilla Parishad, South Andaman, graced the occasion with his presence. 

Teachers from Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Chouldari and  GMS Ograbraj, South Andaman, Members of the School Management Committee (SMC) and Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) were also invited to the programme.

The programme began with the presentation of a bouquet to the Chief Guest as a gesture of warm welcome and respect. This was followed by the singing of the National Song. The ceremonial lighting of the lamp, accompanied by the chanting of the Eikya Mantra, was then performed by the Chief Guest, marking the auspicious beginning of the celebration.

The cultural programme commenced with a beautiful and graceful Invocation Dance, performed by a student of the Vidyalaya. The performance created a serene and spiritual atmosphere and set the tone for the proceedings. Thereafter, the Principal of the Vidyalaya, Smt. B. Latha, delivered the Welcome Speech. She extended a warm welcome to the Chief Guest, invited dignitaries, teachers, parents and students and highlighted the importance of Universal Brotherhood Day and the relevance of Swami Vivekananda’s message in the present times.

One of the major highlights of the programme was the recitation of Swami Vivekananda’s historic “Chicago Address” by Deepmay Halder of Class XI. His confident and meaningful presentation brought alive Swami Vivekananda’s powerful message of religious harmony, tolerance and universal brotherhood.

This was followed by a thought-provoking skit depicting the life and teachings of Swami Vivekananda. The students presented various significant episodes from his life and effectively portrayed his dedication, courage, spiritual vision and service to humanity. The performance was well received by the audience and conveyed the inspiring ideals of Swami Vivekananda in an engaging manner.

Thereafter, Sujata Biswas, a teacher of the Vidyalaya, delivered an informative and inspiring speech. She spoke about the significance of Universal Brotherhood and encouraged the students to imbibe the values of compassion, unity, mutual respect, tolerance and service in their daily lives.

The cultural segment continued with a melodious Group Song, followed by a vibrant dance based on Indian culture. The performances beautifully reflected the rich cultural heritage of India and conveyed the message of unity in diversity. The students participated with great enthusiasm, confidence and dedication, making the cultural presentations memorable.

The programme then proceeded to the Prize Distribution Ceremony. The Chief Guest distributed prizes to the students who had participated and excelled in various competitions conducted during the Universal Brotherhood Day celebration week. The students were appreciated for their active participation, creativity and efforts.

Following the prize distribution, the Chief Guest addressed the gathering. In his address, he appreciated the efforts of the Vidyalaya in organising the celebration and commended the students and teachers for presenting such a meaningful and inspiring programme. He emphasised the importance of Swami Vivekananda’s ideals and encouraged the students to become responsible citizens who uphold the values of unity, harmony, discipline and service to society.

As a token of respect and gratitude, a memento was presented to the Chief Guest by the Principal, Smt. B. Latha. The gesture expressed the school’s sincere appreciation for his gracious presence and encouragement.

The formal proceedings concluded with the Vote of Thanks, delivered by Smt. Men𝚘ka Paik, a teacher of the Vidyalaya. She expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Chief Guest, dignitaries, invited guests, teachers, parents, students and all those who contributed to the successful conduct of the programme.

The programme concluded with the singing of the National Song, followed by the National Anthem, with everyone standing in respect and unity.

The celebration witnessed enthusiastic participation from the entire school community. A total of 745 students, 45 parents, 35 teachers and 6 non-teaching staff members participated in the programme. The event successfully provided an opportunity for the students to learn about the life and message of Swami Vivekananda while fostering the ideals of universal brotherhood, national unity, cultural harmony, mutual respect and service to humanity.

 🌱 Bagless Day Activity – Plantation Drive 🌱

On 10.09.2026 the Observance of Bagless Day, the Balvatika children of VKZPV Port Mout enthusiastically participated in a plantation activity. The young learners were engaged in planting saplings with the guidance and support of teaching and non-teaching staff.

The activity aimed to nurture love for nature, environmental awareness, and a sense of responsibility among the children from an early age. 🌿🌱

“Plant a tree today, nurture life for tomorrow.”

Sanskar Varga

Date: 11th September 2026

Venue: School Playground

Organised by: VIVEKANANDA KENDRA ZILLA PARISHAD VIDYALAYA, PORT MOUT

On 11th September 2026, Sanskar Varga was conducted at the School Playground. The programme was attended by 34 students of Class IV and 4 teachers. The programme began with three Omkaras and Shanti Path, followed by Shloka Abhyas.

The participants then performed loosening  exercise,Yoga Abhyas, including Trikonasana and Parvatta Trikonasana, under the guidance of S. Seema. The yoga session promoted physical fitness, flexibility, balance and mental well-being.

 The session continued with the engaging “Namaste Ji” game, which brought enthusiasm, joy and active participation among everyone.

The participants then presented the patriotic song, “Chandan Hai Is Desh Ki Mati,” creating a strong sense of patriotism and love for the nation. This was followed by a session on the Unsung Hero, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, which inspired the students to learn about his courage, sacrifice and contribution to India's freedom struggle.

The programme was conducted with the guidance and support of the teachers S. Seema, Sameera Kerketta, Bhumika Tripathi and Manabi Roy.

The programme concluded with the Shanti Mantra and Prarthana, bringing the Sanskar Varga to a peaceful and meaningful close.

 Teachers' Day Celebration

Vivekananda Kendra Zilla Parishad Vidyalaya, Port Mout, celebrated Teachers’ Day on 5th September 2026 with great enthusiasm and joy. The day marks the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a renowned philosopher, scholar, teacher and the second President of India. The celebration was organized to acknowledge the invaluable contribution of teachers and to provide students with an opportunity to experience the responsibilities and duties of their mentors.

The celebration began with the morning assembly, which was conducted in a unique and interesting manner. On this special occasion, the students took over the responsibilities of the teachers and managed the various activities of the school. Nitin Mondal of Class XII took on the role of the Principal for the day, while other students assumed the role of teachers and were allotted different classes.

 They enthusiastically carried out their responsibilities, giving them a glimpse into the dedication, patience and commitment required in the teaching profession.

The Principal of the school, Smti.  B. Latha, also addressed the gathering. In her speech, she appreciated the efforts of the students and encouraged them to understand and value the important role played by teachers in shaping their lives. She motivated the students to continue learning with sincerity, discipline and determination.

The teachers then paid a floral tribute to the portrait of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan as a mark of respect and remembrance. The atmosphere was filled with gratitude and reverence as everyone reflected upon his contributions to education and the nation.

In the afternoon, a colourful cultural programme was organized by the students of Class XII. The programme began with a warm welcome address by the Head Girl, Sneha Joydhar of Class XII-B, who welcomed all the teachers and expressed the students’ love and gratitude towards them. This was followed by a variety of entertaining performances presented by the students. The programme included songs, dances and other cultural presentations that created a lively and cheerful atmosphere.

The students had also arranged fun games and entertaining activities for the teachers, which added a special touch to the celebration. The teachers enthusiastically participated in the games and enjoyed the moments of fun and relaxation with their students.

At the conclusion of the programme, the Head Boy, Akhil Ram of Class XII-A, delivered the vote of thanks. He expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the Principal, teachers, non-teaching staff and all the students whose efforts made the celebration successful and memorable.

On behalf of all the teachers, Kavita Ma’am, one of the teachers of the Vidyalaya, expressed her gratitude to the students. She thanked them for the love, respect and affection they had shown towards their teachers and appreciated their thoughtful efforts in organizing such a wonderful celebration.

Overall, the celebration was a joyful, memorable and heartwarming experience for everyone. It provided the students with an opportunity to understand the responsibilities of teachers while also strengthening the bond of love and respect between teachers and students.

A total of 544  students, 34 teaching staff members and 6 non-teaching staff members were present on the occasion. The celebration concluded on a happy note, leaving everyone with cherished memories of a wonderful Teachers’ Day.

 

Shri Krishna Janmashtami Celebration                                  

On 4th September 2026, Vivekananda Kendra Zilla Parishad Vidyalaya, Port Mout, celebrated the auspicious occasion of Shri Krishna Janmashtami with great enthusiasm and devotion on the school premises.

The programme began with various cultural activities. The students from BV-I to Class II participated enthusiastically in a Krishna-Radha Get-up , dressed beautifully as Lord Krishna and Radha. A cultural programme, including melodious songs, was also presented by the students.

The importance and significance of Janmashtami were highlighted by the teachers through anchoring and narration during the programme. The celebration helped the students understand the cultural and spiritual significance of Lord Krishna's birth.

Prizes were also distributed to the students who participated in various competitions, such as Flute Decoration, Crown Making, Jhula Decoration,Rakhi making, and Conch Blowing. Some parents were invited to serve as judges for the competitions, adding to the enthusiasm and active involvement of the school community.

A total no.of 102 participants along with 110 parents, 35 teaching and 07 Non- teaching staff were part of the celebration. 

At the end of the programme, Prasad was distributed among the students and parents.

Overall, the Janmashtami celebration was a colourful, joyful, and memorable event. The programme was well organised and was thoroughly enjoyed by the students, teachers, and parents alike.