Vivekananda Kendra Vidhyalaya

Arohi 2014 - The House Magazine of VKVAPT is release & uploaded online.

There are many things to share with you all. Let me give brief highlights of all the important activities of January and February for the information of all:- 

Celebration of National Youth Day: National Youth Day was celebrated in grand manner in all the VKVs of Arunachal Pradesh which were witnessed by a large numbers of parents and well wishers along with students.  Students presented Cultural programs in all the schools. Many dignitaries graced the occasion as the Chief Guest.

A handwriting workshop was organised in  our school on the occasion of MEJSP on 14 th February 2015.

Resource Persons :
Sri S. Pichaiya, Retd. Headmaster from Govt. Higher Secondary School, Madurai
Sri R. Ratnavelu, Asst. Prof. (Retd.) from SCERT, Tamilnadu

On 4th Feb 2015, VKV-kharsang conducted the Matri Puja for the students and parents of class-X. At 10 am. Class-X students received their mothers / fathers to the prayer hall after washing the feets of their parents. It was noticed that such an holy task was done by the students for the first time in the their life and it could touch their heart. Out of 63 students, a total number of 54 parents of 45 students turned out, in which 33 were mothers and 21 were fathers.

Mirnga NGomle, XIth STD Science student of Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Nirjuli, Arunachal Pradesh partake in Science Exhibition 2015 with theme "Landmarks in Science and Mathematics" with sub-theme "Role of Fibonacci Series for Sustainable Education" under the guidance of Sengupta C. S.

Mirnga secure first position in District & State level & from 6 to 10 January 2015, the final Regional level exhibition held at BITM Kolkata, in which she  secure  the "Best Model Award".

On the occasion of 152th Birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda, Sri Pema Khandu, Hon’ble Minister of Art & Culture, Tourism and Urban Development, Arunachal Pradesh emphasized the youth to preserve their cultural heritage Because ‘Loss of culture is loss of identity” we should be deep rooted in our culture and tradition then only we can face the cha