Bird Festival of Andaman & Nicobar Islands

A Guided Ecological Walk was organised by the South Andaman Forest Division at Ograbraj Wetland on 31 January 2026 to mark the 1st Bird Festival of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Thirty students from Classes VI to VIII, accompanied by Ms. M. Neha Kumari and Ms. Rethika Ram, participated enthusiastically. The programme included a guided wetland walk, bird observation with binoculars, and awareness sessions on wetlands, mangroves, biodiversity, and bird identification. A “Feed the Birds Station” activity encouraged students to make seed feeders using recycled bottles, promoting conservation and sustainable practices. The programme was informative, engaging, and helped develop environmental awareness and responsibility among students.

 

 Republic day

On 26th January, 2026, Vivekananda Kendra Zilla Parishad Vidyalaya, Port Mout commemorated the 77th Republic Day with immense enthusiasm, patriotic spirit, and solemn pride.

The day commenced early with a Prabhat Pheri at around 6:15 a.m. during which students marched energetically through the locality, echoing spirited patriotic slogans. The vibrant procession created an atmosphere charged with national pride and unity.

Following the Prabhat Pheri, the formal programme unfolded in the school premises.The flag was unfurled by the Chief Guest Shri.S.Bhoominathan ,UP- Adhyaksh Zilla Parishad, South Andaman, followed by National Anthem.

20 students from BV 1- VIII appeared in the get-up of great freedom fighters, portraying their lives and sacrifices and also the formation of Republic Day was also made by the students.The significance of Republic Day was eloquently highlighted through inspiring and thought-provoking speeches delivered by the teachers of the Vidyalaya, Shri Naresh Kumar Dey and Miss. Sujata Biswas.

Their addresses emphasized the values of the Indian Constitution, democratic ideals, and the responsibilities of responsible citizens.

A special highlight of the programme was a confident and heart-warming speech delivered by Adyant Jeet Singh of Class I. Despite his tender age, his clarity of expression and confidence earned widespread appreciation from the audience.

The celebration also included a felicitation ceremony in which 07 students who had maintained 100% attendance throughout the academic session were honoured, motivating others to cultivate discipline and regularity.

The Chief Guest enlightened the gathering with an inspiring address on Republic Day and showered blessings on the children.

The programme concluded gracefully with a vote of thanks presented by Smti. Aarti Das acknowledging the collective efforts of the teachers, students, and staff. To mark the joyous occasion, special snacks were distributed among the students, adding to the festive spirit.

 A total no.of 336 students along with 31 teaching and 06 non-teaching staff were present on the occasion.

Overall, the Republic Day celebration was well-organized, inspiring, and memorable, leaving a lasting impression of patriotism and national pride in the hearts of all present.

Swami Vivekananda Jayanti & National Youth Day Celebration 2026

Vivekananda Kendra Zilla Parishad Vidyalaya Port Mout

Venue: School premises

Date: 12/01/2026

 

The Annual Day Celebration of Vivekananda Kendra Zilla Parishad Vidyalaya, Port Mout, commemorated alongside the Birth Anniversary of the great visionary and spiritual luminary, Swami Vivekananda, was observed with profound enthusiasm, devotion, and cultural splendor on 12th January 2026 at 9am.

The auspicious programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, symbolising wisdom and enlightenment, by the Chief Guest, Shri Prakash Adhikari, Adhyaksh, Zilla Parishad South Andaman, and the Guest of Honour, Smti. Pramila Kumari, Zilla Parishad Member, Chouldari Constituency.

The gathering was warmly welcomed by the Principal, Smti. Sabita Devi, who delivered the welcome address and presented the Annual Report. In her address, she eloquently highlighted the academic accomplishments, co-curricular achievements, and holistic development of the Vidyalaya during the academic year, inspiring the audience with her thoughtful reflections.

The Prize Distribution Ceremony was graciously conducted by the Guest of Honour. Following this, the Chief Guest, Shri Prakash Adhikari, distributed prizes to the meritorious students and addressed the gathering with his insightful and inspiring words, urging students to imbibe the ideals and teachings of Swami Vivekananda. A memento was presented to  the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour as a token of gratitude and respect.

The cultural extravaganza unfolded with a serene invocation dance, invoking divine blessings, followed by an energetic welcome dance performed by the girls of Classes VI to VIII. A thought-provoking student speech added intellectual depth to the programme by Sneha Joydhar of class XI The audience was mesmerised by the delightful group dance presented by the tiny tots of Balvatika.

A powerful Hindi skit depicting the life, philosophy, and teachings of Swami Vivekananda was beautifully enacted, leaving an indelible impression on the audience. The ambience was further enriched by the chanting of the Swadesh Mantra by Ansh Kumar of Class VIII evoking a strong sense of patriotism. This was followed by a lively action dance performed by the boys of Classes III to V.

Adding further significance to the event, R. Simran, a teacher of the Vidyalaya, delivered an enlightening speech emphasizing the relevance of Swami Vivekananda’s ideals in contemporary society. A vibrant group dance by students of Classes I to V enthralled the audience. The programme continued with the soulful rendition of “Aarti Bharat Mata Ki”, followed by Bhuvan Mandale. The cultural performances culminated with a captivating dance presentation by students of Classes IX and XI.

The programme concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks proposed by Smti. P. Kavitha, a teacher of the vidyalaya acknowledging the dignitaries, parents, staff, and students for their invaluable support and cooperation. The celebration drew to a dignified close with the singing of the National Anthem, instilling a deep sense of patriotism among all present.

The event was graced by the presence of 757 students, 415 parents, 34 teaching staff, and 08 non-teaching staff, making the celebration a resounding success and a memorable occasion for the entire school fraternity.