BEST PRACTICES IN OUR VIDYALAYA
K.V.NO:1,PALAKKAD
"SEED TEAM"- PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT
 VEGETABLE GARDEN AT THE SCHOOL

 PLANTING SAPLINGS
 LEARNING TO TRANSPLANT RICE SAPLINGS
 ENCOURAGING CLEANLINESS- CLEANLINESS DRIVE

"NANMA  TEAM"
SERVICE TO THE NEEDY
COLLECTION FOR TRIBALS AT ATTAPADY
 HANDING OVER SOAPS, SANITIZERS & BISCUITS TO SWAMI VIVEKANANDA MEDICAL MISSION
 CELEBRATING THE NEW YEAR WITH MASTER NAVEEN OF MUNDUR( HELP OF RS .20,000 /- WAS HANDED OVER TOWARDS HIS MEDICAL EXPENSES & EDUCATION)
 COLLECTING RICE & GRAM FOR THE NEEDY
 HANDING OVER THE COLLECTION TO THE NEEDY FAMILIES

 COLLECTION FOR THE NEEDY DURING THE CHENNAI FLOODS


 "NANMA"-III RD PRIZE FOR THE VIDYALAYA IN PALAKKAD DISTRICT


WITH MATHRUBHUMI AT SABARI ASHRAM- CONTRIBUTING BEDSHEETS TO THE INMATES

STUDENTS GREETING THEIR TEACHERS WITH A GOOD MORNING(TRADITIONAL INDIAN WAY)II
INTRODUCTION OF A NEW WORD IN THE ASSEMBLY

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