‘Makar Sankranti’- a gaiety festival we celebrate as the harvest season begins. The supremacy of culture and tradition is grandly celebrated and observed by Sri Prakash's fraternity, students, and their families. Our students have gladly enjoyed organizing the displays of our cultural practices like Bhogi mantalu (bonfire), Bommala Koluvu and Bhogi-pallu as a reflection of festive spirits and unity. They have also graced and ornamented the ambience of our school with colourful Muggulu (Rangolis), kites, flowers, sugarcane, paddy spikes, mango, banana and coconut leaves, Gobbemmalu and Gobbillu. To show gratitude and appreciation towards our Gods of nature (Sun, rain) cows, and farmers, children have marvellously portrayed the roles of Haridas, Gangireddu Jangama Dora, Sodemma, Rytanna (farmer) Lord Venkateswara and Goddess Godadevi. To bring awareness about the significance and benefits of our healthy traditional food, students have exhibited the festive delicacies in various vintage and ethnic utensils, bowls and equipment. Guests are invited and welcomed in an exceptional and auspicious manner by our students. They have cheerfully offered guests our traditional sweets, desserts, and many scrumptious food items. The celebrations of Bhogi, Sankranti, and Kanuma are celebrated by our students with immense enthusiasm, great collaboration and coordination.

Sharing is a Win-Win! We can share things that are special to us- like feelings, memories, book, talents ideas and food with our loved ones or others. Not only sharing brings us joy, it teaches us the importance of taking care of others. Sharing can be in simple words and gestures which often make children feel special and cared. Our school celebrates this event of ‘Sharing smiles’ every year to develop social skills and spread the happiness of our students. Our primary students have thoroughly enjoyed today by sharing their ideas of art and craft, stories, talents, books, food and gratitude cards among themselves and the people with in the school. This experience builds a sense of social responsibility in our blooming minds which is a stepping stone in their journey of learning.

People take up occupations to earn money.They choose occupations based on what they like to do.To create awareness about the interesting facts and challenges that are a part of their occupation,grade-3 students and teachers visited different people in different occupations on 06/11/2023.

           Students interacted and spoke to the people of various occupations such as the police officer, farmer, mechanic and baker.They were aware that every occupation is special and useful to the community.They were curious to ask many questions regarding their occupations.All our students had an overwhelming  experience during the entire trip.

To know the importance of eco-friendly Ganesha, students of Sri Prakash Vidya niketan made Ganesh idols with earthen clay  as a part of their co-circular activities. All the students participated in this activity for making beautiful eco-friendly Ganesha idols for the festival with overwhelming joy. They are well aware that it is  our responsibility to make use of eco-friendly Ganesha to conserve natural resources and not to harm any aquatic creatures. Our students successfully completed the mission of making eco-friendly Ganesha idols and carried to their homes for décorating and worshipping along with their family on the day of festival.

Our teachers impart knowledge and inspire us to excel in our life. They believe in the power of education and keep the process of learning enriched with their efforts and dedication. On this special day, our students show gratitude towards their teachers by playing the role of a teacher throughout their day.

                                The day starts with the special assembly conducted by our student teachers. They handle the regular classes with curiosity and passion. Through such activities, students learn leadership qualities, team work, collaboration cooperation, communication and social skills. This special occasion is celebrated with enthusiasm and inspiration which is spread widely through the entire school by students and teachers.

Vemanagaru's poetry beautifully depicted the sweetness of our mother tongue Telugu. In order to experience and comprehend the significance of the Telugu language, we celebrated August 29th as 'Telugu Bhasha Dinotsavamu.' To mark this special occasion, we conducted competitions like storytelling and Padyapatanam (poem recitation) in Telugu for the students in all grades.The renowned literary figure and R.S.S. candidate, Shri Abdul Azeez garu, along with Shri Sharma garu and Shri Bangaru Raju garu were invited as the chief guest and guests of honor respectively for this remarkable day. The program began with the Padya patanam competitions, followed by insightful speeches from the esteemed guests. They highlighted the importance of the Telugu language and discussed the pivotal roles played by Gidugu Ram Murthy garu, Kandukuri VeeresaLingam garu, and Gurajada Apparao garu in shaping our students' understanding. The winners of the competitions were awarded prizes and certificates by the honorable guests. The program concluded successfully with a felicitation ceremony for our esteemed chief guest.

An Educational trip to the Fire station was organized for the students of Grade III and IV   to enhance visual learning and crisis handling abilities among children. A brief introduction of the Fire station was given by firefighters and information about different situations causing fire was shared. Firefighters introduced different equipments used during emergencies, as well as made the children understand about how to contact fire authorities during emergencies. It was indeed an immense learning and fun experience for our students.

Weather is the state of atmosphere in a particular place at a particular time. The weather of a place is influenced by a combination of temperature, humidity and precipitation of that place. Our students are always fascinated to learn through their experience. As a part of experiential learning Grade-5 CBSE students and teachers visited the Meteorological Department, Tuni on 10-8-23. Our learners interacted with the Director incharge Mrs. Sridevi of Meteorological Department Tuni. Students explored about how the elements like temperature, humidity and precipitation affect the weather of a place and their measuring tools. Students were shown and explained about instruments like Thermo meters, hygrometer and a rain guage. This trip consolidated the learning of patterns in weather. Our students enjoyed the trip and assessed their knowledge on the different elements of weather. Finally, they thanked Director incharge Mrs. Sridevi of Meteorological Department with a book memento.

An educational trip to the post office was organized for the students of Class: V on 17th August 2023 to explore different types of stamps, letters, envelopes used in the post office.  Even though technology has upgraded, post cards are the traditional way to communicate. Students clearly observed the benefits of post office in various ways.  It was indeed an immense learning and informative experience for our students.