Our school proudly celebrates the vibrant cultural spirit of Karnataka through Kannada Rajyotsava, along with the joyful and meaningful occasion of Children’s Day.
This combined celebration brings together the rich heritage of our state and the happiness, innocence, and talent of our children.
Our Principal leads the celebration with: Inaugural address highlighting the importance of Kannada culture and the value of children
Our children enthusiastically present a variety of cultural programmes such as: Folk dance, Kannada patriotic songs and group songs, speeches and poems in Kannada.
These performances reflect the pride our students hold for their culture and language.
To make the day memorable for our beloved students, our teachers present special performances, including:
Motivational and fun group dance, skits and humorous acts, songs dedicated to children, surprise performances to entertain and inspire students.
This gesture shows the love and respect teachers have for every child, making the celebration joyful and meaningful.
And at last, our beloved Principal's encouraging message to students and teachers fulfils the day with happy and joyful and her presence adds dignity and inspiration to the occasion.
On this special day, let us embrace the beauty of Karnataka’s culture and celebrate the wonderful spirit of childhood.
May our children grow with knowledge, confidence, and values, and may our love for Kannada shine brightly in every heart.
An awareness program was conducted for the students by Shri Thimmaiah, Additional Superintendent of Police, Mandya. The session focused on creating awareness about traffic rules, safe driving practices, cybercrime prevention, and emergency helpline numbers.
Shri Thimmaiah emphasized the importance of following traffic rules and highlighted how road safety is everyone’s responsibility. He advised the students to develop safe driving habits, wear helmets and seat belts at all times to avoid accidents.
The session also covered cyber crime awareness, where students were informed about the dangers of sharing personal information online, the risks of cyber bullying and the safe use of social media. Shri Thimmaiah guided students on how to protect themselves from online frauds and advised them to immediate report on suspicious activities.
Furthermore, he explained the use of various helpline numbers, 112 for police assistance, 102 for medical emergencies. 1098 for child helpline, 1091women helpline , 1930 Cyber crime to make use of these services whenever needed.
The program was highly informative and interactive. Students actively participated and clarified their doubts. The session helped them understand their responsibility as responsible citizens, both in the physical and digital world.
The awareness program by Shri Thimmaiah, Additional Superintendent of Police, Mandya, was a valuable initiative that enlightened the students on traffic rules, safe driving, cyber safety, and emergency helplines. It created a sense of awareness and responsibility among the students.
The Grade 10 students of our school had the enriching opportunity to visit the Ramakrishna Institute of Moral and Spiritual Education (RIMSE), Mysuru. The visit aimed to inspire students with values of discipline, moral strength, and spiritual growth, while also giving them a glimpse into the serene atmosphere of the ashram.
During the program, students participated in interactive sessions on character building, concentration techniques, and value-based education conducted by the monks and resource persons at RIMSE. They also experienced the peaceful ambience of the ashram and the prayer hall and reflected on the teachings of Swami Vivekananda and Sri Ramakrishna.
The retreat helped students understand the importance of self-confidence, positive thinking, and service to society. It was truly a memorable experience that will guide them in both academics and personal life.
We are grateful to RIMSE and the Ramakrishna Ashram for their guidance and hospitality, and we look forward to more such opportunities for our students’ holistic development.
Parents too joined the visit, making the experience more meaningful. They actively participated in the sessions conducted by the Swami Maheshatmananda ji gaining valuable insights into guiding their children with a balance of academics, values, and emotional well-being. The serene atmosphere of the ashram offered them a space for reflection, and the interaction helped strengthen the home–school partnership in nurturing students’ holistic growth.
Aishwarya Institutions celebrated the 79th Independence Day with great enthusiasm and patriotic spirit on 15th August. The entire campus was decorated with flags, buntings, and flowers to mark the auspicious occasion.
The program began with the hoisting of the National Flag by the Chief Guest Lion. G A Ramesh (Mandya District Governor, The International Association of Lions Club)followed by our Principal Mrs. Vindya Bopanna followed by the singing of the National Anthem and the National Song. Everyone saluted the tricolour with pride. After this, a short speech highlighting the significance of Independence Day was delivered, reminding us of the sacrifices made by our freedom fighters.
Students presented various cultural programs such as patriotic songs and dances, which filled the atmosphere with love for our nation. A special highlight of the program was the march-past by the school band and students, symbolizing discipline and unity.
All our dignitaries, in their address, urged the students to be responsible citizens and contribute positively to the nation’s progress. The event concluded with the distribution of sweets to all.
Overall, the celebration was a memorable one, instilling in everyone a deep sense of patriotism, unity, and respect for our country.