June 2026
Kerala Educational Tour
The educational tour to Kerala provided students with an exceptional opportunity to explore the state’s rich cultural heritage, historical significance, diverse natural landscapes, and unique biodiversity. Through visits to a range of prominent destinations, students gained valuable practical knowledge and firsthand experiences that effectively complemented their academic studies. The tour fostered teamwork, independence, and a deeper appreciation for experiential learning, making it a highly enriching, informative, and memorable educational experience.
The First Day of School
Amidst the heat wave warning and delayed monsoon worries, the First Day of School for the academic year was celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy. To ensure a smooth and welcoming reopening, students were welcomed back to school in phases.
Classes III to X started on 1st June. Classes I and II commenced on 3rd June, while the Nursery students were welcomed on 5th June. The school campus was decorated beautifully to create a warm and cheerful atmosphere for the students.
Common assembly for the students and orientation sessions for parents were conducted to familiarize them with the activities planned for the new academic year. After the assembly conducted by grade IX, the teachers accompanied the students to their classrooms, greeted them warmly and engaged them in various ice-breaking activities, helping them feel comfortable and confident in their new classrooms.
The coordinators addressed the students and encouraged them to begin the year with enthusiasm, discipline, and a positive attitude. The reopening days provided an opportunity for students to reconnect with their friends and teachers and start the academic year with renewed energy and excitement.
The celebrations filled with excitement, curiosity and tears marked a joyful beginning of a promising and successful academic year.
World Environment Day Celebration
On 5th June, Friday, World Environment Day was observed in the school with a focus on promoting environmental awareness and responsibility among students. Unlike the previous year, the celebration was conducted in a simple yet effective manner to keep the essence and meaning of the event.
A special morning assembly was organized for the students from grade VII to grade X by grade IX students to highlight the importance of protecting the environment and adopting sustainable practices in daily life. During the assembly, students were reminded of their role in conserving natural resources and maintaining a clean and healthy environment through a skit presented by the students. The skit portrayed the evil effect of plastic Earth and stressed on the responsibility of people especially students in protecting our environment for the future generations.
The students, who were not the part of the assembly, observed the Environment Day in their respective classrooms. The class teachers delivered a short speech about the importance of the Day and explained the theme of this year’s World Environment Day – ‘’Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For our Future’’
As a part of the observance, saplings were distributed to students and teachers, encouraging them to nurture plants and contribute to a greener future. The initiative aimed to inculcate a sense of environmental responsibility and foster a love for nature among the students.
The programme served as a gentle reminder that instead of displaying huge billboards and banners or wasting resources for numerous placards, small and consistent actions can make a significant difference in preserving our planet for future generations.
Environment Day and Green Day Celebration – 10 June 2026
R V Public School enthusiastically celebrated Environment Day and Green Day on 10th June 2026. The school campus was filled with greenery and excitement as children and teachers came together to promote environmental awareness.
A beautifully decorated flannel board displayed the theme of the day and created a vibrant atmosphere. The children came dressed in green-coloured attire and brought healthy green snacks, highlighting the importance of healthy eating and nature.
The celebration began with a special assembly. Teachers presented an informative skit on “Save Earth”, conveying the importance of protecting our environment. The UKG children confidently spoke about the 3Rs – Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle, spreading awareness about sustainable living practices.
Various age-appropriate activities were conducted in the classrooms:
Nursery children learned to identify green-coloured objects and participated in a fun green paper tearing activity.
LKG children sorted green-coloured objects and enjoyed a balloon dabbing activity using green paint to create a beautiful green tree.
UKG children showcased their creativity through an engaging leaf print activity.
The entire day was filled with fun, learning, and meaningful experiences. The celebration helped children understand the importance of caring for the environment while developing creativity and environmental responsibility from a young age.
Olympiad, Spellbee, Handwriting – Competition
- Spell Bee Competition
We are proud to announce that our Grade III students, Surya Teja Panicker, Sukhalaya Gudibande Niranjan, and Krishank P M, achieved outstanding success at the National Mega Final Spell Bee Competition conducted by Wiz International. They secured the 32nd, 42nd, and 49th ranks respectively, earning trophies and rank certificates in recognition of their commendable performance. We congratulate them on this remarkable achievement.
May your journey of learning and accomplishment continue to flourish!
- SOF Olympiad Computer Science and Social Studies
RVPS takes immense pride in applauding the exceptional accomplishments of its students in the prestigious SOF Olympiads, reflecting their academic excellence, dedication, and commitment to learning.
In the SOF International Computer Science Olympiad, Krishnak P M (Grade III), Jeevika K Vaegaon (Grade V), and Arjit Chand (Grade VI) earned Gold Medals and Certificates of Excellence, demonstrating their remarkable aptitude and proficiency in computer science.
Further enhancing this proud achievement, Hopeukth Chauhan (Grade IV), Jeevvika N Vanegaon (Grade V), and Aryan Raj (Grade VI) excelled in the SOF International Social Studies Olympiad, securing Gold Medals and Certificates of Excellence for their outstanding performance.
Keep shining and striving for excellence!
- Doodles Derby Drawing Olympiad
We are delighted to congratulate Krishna Vedansh and Yeshika of Grade V for their outstanding achievement in the National-Level Doodles Derby Drawing Olympiad, conducted by Wiz International. Their creativity and artistic excellence have been recognized with Gold Medals and Certificates, making the school proud.
Keep up the fantastic work and make us proud!
- Writing Wizards Handwriting Olympiad
RVPS proudly applauds the outstanding achievement of Tanushreee (Grade II), Aneesh Rajshekaran (Grade III), and Sreshta Pogula (Grade V), who excelled in the National-Level Writing Wizards Handwriting Olympiad conducted by Wiz International. Their dedication, perseverance, and exemplary handwriting skills were recognized with Gold Medals and Certificates, adding another feather to the school’s cap. Congratulations to our young achievers on this well-deserved success!
Continue to let your neat strokes speak of your dedication and skill!
International Yoga Day Celebration
Our school celebrated International Yoga Day on 21st June 2026 with great enthusiasm in the school premises during the morning assembly. The programme began with a brief introduction highlighting the importance of yoga in maintaining physical fitness, mental well-being, and inner peace.
Students from all classes actively participated in different yoga sessions conducted by trained instructors and teachers. They performed various yogasanas, breathing exercises, and meditation techniques with discipline and dedication. The sessions emphasized the importance of making yoga a part of our daily routine for a healthy and balanced lifestyle.
The celebration inspired everyone to embrace yoga as a means to improve concentration, flexibility, and overall well-being. It was a refreshing and enriching experience that encouraged students to adopt healthy habits and live a life of harmony and wellness.
KISA Competition
Fr. George Hess Memorial Literary Competitions 2026 ( Karnataka ICSE Schools Association) hosted English Literary Competitions (zonal level) on 25th of June with the following objectives:
To nurture literary talents among students.
To promote communication, creativity and critical thinking.
To encourage confidence and stage presence.
To create opportunities for healthy inter-school interaction.
To uphold the legacy and vision of Fr. George Hess.
The competitions featured a wide range of events including debate, declamation, story telling, quiz, poem writing, painting and creative writing.
The competitions were held at Vivekananda Educational Centre and Mary Immaculate School .
Students of R.V. Public School actively participated in all the events at Sub-Junior Level and Junior Level .
The participants of R.V. Public School were:
Brunda of 10 A
Aadhya Aravind Rao of 9 A
Samarth Nandagudi of 9 A
Tanvi S Patel of 9 A
Anish of 9 A
Samhitha of 9 A
Mohammed Abid of 8 A
Arham Jain of 8 B
Sai Sankalp of 8 C
Amogha of 8 C
Vinodhini of 8 C
Sai Sakshin of 7 D
Aadhya Aravind Rao of 9 A got qualified for the regional level in declamation at junior level.
Vinodhini of 8 C won the third prize in declamation at sub-junior level.
The results of other events are yet to be announced.
Participants demonstrated remarkable confidence, eloquence and originality making each event engaging and intellectually stimulating.
The atmosphere was filled with enthusiasm as students competed with determination while fostering friendship and mutual respect. The judges appreciated the participants’ command of the English language, innovative ideas and impressive stage presence.
Movie Screening Inspires Critical Thinking and Creativity
Our school organised a special screening of the adventure-comedy film “Night at the Museum” for students of Grades VIII to X on 26th June, 2026 in the school auditorium. The initiative was part of the school’s continuous efforts to promote experiential learning by integrating entertainment with education.
The film, which revolves around a museum where exhibits come to life after sunset, captivated students with its blend of adventure, humour, history, and imagination. Throughout the screening, students remained thoroughly engaged, enjoying the exciting storyline while appreciating the importance of curiosity, courage, teamwork, and responsibility.
The programme was warmly appreciated by both students and teachers, who described it as an enriching experience that successfully combined learning with enjoyment.
R V Public School Student Council Elections 2026-27
The much- awaited Student Council Elections were held on 25th June 2026, Thursday at the Computer Lab of our school. The Student Council Elections were conducted in a smooth and orderly manner under the able supervision of Nodal Officers Ms. Veena B.N. and Ms. Shobha and Vice Principal Ms Bharati whose meticulous planning ensured that every vote counted.
The air was filled with excitement as students from Class 5 to Class 10 trooped into the Computer Lab to exercise one of the most valuable rights in a democracy — the right to vote. They participated with remarkable enthusiasm, casting their votes with a sense of responsibility and pride.
The contest for the post of School Head Girl saw four spirited candidates — Ananya ML (10 A), Impana S Shastry (10 A), Jhaluck Jain (10 B), and Amrutha Ramesh (10 B)— each bringing their best to the table. Equally competitive was the race for School Head Boy, with Bharath Choudhary( 10 A), Vishal Savanur (10 A), Nihal Jain (10 B), and Darshit Ganapatlal Khatri (10 B) competing earnestly for the well-desired position.
When the results were announced, Ananya M L emerged as the School Head Girl and Bharath Choudhary as the School Head Boy — both worthy winners who earned the trust and confidence of their peers.
Vedant Singh (10 A) and Mahathi V (10 B) were unanimously nominated and selected as the Sports Captain, Sports Vice Captain respectively displaying their boundless energy and sporting spirit, while Gowri D S (10 A)was chosen as the Cultural Captain, reflecting her dancing skill and vibrant enthusiasm. The school extends its heartfelt congratulations to all the elected and nominated council members. As they step into their new roles, the entire school community stands behind them with great pride and hope, looking forward to a year filled with leadership, excellence, and inspiration.
Father’s Day Celebration
RV Public School celebrated Father’s Day with great joy and enthusiasm in a beautifully decorated auditorium. The flannel board and selfie booth added a festive touch, creating a warm and memorable atmosphere for all.
The celebration began with a delightful dance performance by the little ones, dedicated to all the wonderful fathers. This was followed by an emotional and inspiring address by the Coordinator and the Vice Principal, who expressed gratitude for the invaluable role fathers play in shaping their children’s lives.
The excitement continued as the teachers conducted a fun warm-up session, games encouraging fathers and children to participate together. One of the highlights of the event was the Musical Gym, where fathers enthusiastically performed exercises with their children.
A soothing lullaby session followed, allowing fathers to share a calm and affectionate moment with their children, adding an emotional touch to the celebration.
To end the event with lots of memories, a confident and cheerful ramp walk was done, where every father-child pair showcased their bond with pride.The celebration truly reflected the love, care, strength, and special bond shared between fathers and their children, making it a memorable day for everyone at RV Public School.
