Events & Updates

Empowering rural students through holistic education and character-building.

Annual Day Celebration

The Annual Day Celebration on the occasion of Swami Vivekananda's birth anniversary was celebrated at the school level in various schools of Banni Pachchham. Some of the performances were presented by the students from the activities carried out during the year. In which the students presented costumes, drama on Swami Vivekananda's childhood, song singing, Swami Vivekananda's thoughts and a mono acting. 30 schools of Banni Pachchham were participated in this program held at the school level.

Sports Day Celebration

Sports WAS organized by Prabuddha Kutch because it is essential for Students to their fitness, health and positive overall development. Through friendly rivalries and shared cheers, students not only discovered their athletic potential, but also fostered a sense of camaraderie and sportsmanship that transcended the boundaries of competition

Music Workshop

A vibrant series of music workshops was held across 11 schools in Banni, Pachchham, and Bhuj to spark creativity and promote musical talent. With active participation from 581 girls and 730 boys, students explored rhythm, melody, and expression through hands-on activities. These engaging sessions nurtured confidence, teamwork, and a love for music, making it a memorable learning experience for all involved.

Umang

Umang Competition offered students a joyful platform to showcase their creativity and cultural expression. Events such as Drawing, Costume (Veshbhusha), Story from Word, and Singing brought out the unique talents of participants from various schools. The competitions encouraged imagination, confidence, and a sense of cultural pride, creating an enriching and memorable experience for all students who enthusiastically took part.

Swami Vivekananda Chicago Speech Celebration

Swami Vivekananda Chicago Speech Celebration aimed at educating students about his inspiring journey to the World’s Parliament of Religions. Led by key speaker Mr. Srinandan Mukherjee, the session highlighted messages from the 1893 address—interfaith harmony, self-confidence, and service. Students reflected on the relevance of these teachings in today’s world, drawing inspiration to uphold values of unity, strength, and spiritual growth.