Celebrating Success! AMJS's Club Closing Ceremony marked a fantastic end to a dynamic year! Achievements, captivating performances, and inspiring moments - it was a memorable event on Feb 28, 2026! Principal Ms. Jayashree Venkatraman officially closed the clubs for 2025-26.

A Rank Ceremony was organized to honour NCC cadets who have exhibited exceptional dedication, discipline and leadership during their journey in the National Cadet Corps. The ceremony aimed to recognize the efforts of cadets who have consistently upheld the values and ideals of the NCC and have proven themselves worthy of higher responsibilities. Selected cadets were then conferred with their respective ranks in the school assembly. The newly promoted cadets were applauded for

Dr. Maheshwari Natarajan, Director, A.M. Jain School, was honored with the Director’s Excellence in Tech Award on 7th January 2026 in Chennai. The award was presented by Novus EdTech in association with UBTECH, under the PETIA (Principal's Excellence in Tech Integration Award) category, in recognition of outstanding leadership and innovation in educational technology.

Niranjan Kumar received a trophy and certificate from the Hindi Association for topping the cl. 10 CBSE Boards in Hindi in the school. Congratulations 🎊

The Veeramaarayam Award - 2025 was given to Mr M. Haroon Rashid Khan, Third Officer, A.M. Jain School, Chennai, for exemplary nation-building service. The award was presented on 29.11.2024 by Madurai Ilakkiya Mandram. 🎉👏

Congratulations to Lakshiya A of Grade 8‑D for being selected to the final round of the Young Authors Quest conducted by Britannica Education on 13 December 2025 in New Delhi. Lakshya was among the 25 toppers out of over 20000 participants from across the country. She received a participation certificate from Dr. Kiran Bedi, IPS, former Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry.

We are proud to announce that our AMJS MUN Delegation have secured Overall Best Delegation 2 in NSN Model United Nations conference 2025. The following prize winners are 1.GURUVENDHAN IX- D SPECIAL MENTION 2.VINEET XI C - HONOURABLE MENTION 3.SRIMAN INESH XI D - HONOURABLE MENTION 4.BHARATH KHASIF XI D -HONOURABLE MENTION 5. AADHAV RAMASESHAN- XI D HONOURABLE MENTION 6. AMUDHINI ASHOK -VIII D HONOURABLE MENTION 7. CHATHURYA -VI G HONOURABLE MENTION 8. ARJUN VIJAY -VII F SPEC

The High School Annual Day was celebrated on 31st January 2026. The theme being “Prakriti”, the hall lit up with high energy performances. Thought provoking plays, graceful dances, stunning artwork, creative props, mesmerizing LED backdrop and beautiful rangoli - every element came together perfectly. The confident anchoring and seamless coordination kept the audience thoroughly engaged throughout and making it a truly fantastic and memorable celebration. Annual Day Photos A

The Primary Annual Day (Std. 3 to 5) was celebrated on 30th January 2026 with great enthusiasm. The theme “Celestial Spectacle – A Journey Through Space” came alive through outstanding student performances, showcasing confidence, talent and vibrant energy through dances, dramas and anchoring. Excellent coordination of music, backdrops, props and costumes brought the stage alive and captivated the audience, making the event truly memorable. Annual Day Photos And Videos...

The Junior Primary Annual Day (1 & 2) was celebrated with great joy on 31st January 2026. The circus-themed program came alive with vibrant costumes, imaginative props and dazzling stage presentations. The young students delivered confident, energetic, and expressive performances, showcasing remarkable coordination, creativity and enthusiasm. Each act was a visual treat that captivated the audience and left them spellbound. The flawless execution and joyful spirit of the chil

The Margazhi Melodies event was held at Gyan Bhavan on 10th January, 2026. It was truly an eye treat.  The chief guest, Ms. Pushpa Kandaswamy—Creative Head and Managing Director of Kavithalayaa Productions Pvt. Ltd.—graced the occasion with her presence.  The primary and high school song performances were delightful. The artistic cutouts added great visual appeal to the event. The settings and properties were beautifully designed and thoughtfully presented.  The Ramayanam dan

Our primary students from Classes 1 to 5 joyfully presented a lovely skit and cheerful carol songs, spreading happiness, love, and the true spirit of Christmas. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas!

The Interactors of A.M. Jain School visited Prema Vasam, a home for children with intellectual disabilities, as part of their community outreach initiative. The visit aimed to spread cheer and goodwill, while fostering empathy and understanding among students. The experience served as a meaningful reminder of the importance of love, care, and inclusion.

Students of Class 9 proudly recited the Preamble of the Constitution, outlining its ideals. A ramp walk was performed  to represent the Fundamental Rights and Duties of citizens, and posters, placards, and models displaying constitutional values were also exhibited.

28 NCC Cadets had visited Indian Naval Air Squadron (INAS) 313 on 19.11.2025.It is known as the "Sea Eagles," which is a unit of the Indian Navy that operates Dornier aircraft for maritime surveillance, search and rescue and other duties.They also had a chance to see the Dornier-228 aircraft, a multi-role, short-range maritime reconnaissance aircraft.

Our students took part in NIFT’s Natural Dyeing workshop on 13 Nov, where Class 11 and 12 learners combined theory on natural dyes with hands‑on fabric dyeing using natural ingredients, exploring various techniques and enjoying a blend of theory and practice.

Our 22 Junior Wing cadets and 23 Junior Division cadets, along with our ANO, participated in the Simulator Firing event organized by 1TN BTY NCC at Women's Christian College on 13th Nov. The cadets learned about rifle positioning, correct stance, and aiming techniques with utmost enthusiasm!

Sawai Mansingh Project : Educational through monuments Our students took up an exciting exploratory project this time-  uncovering the hidden science behind ancient monuments. The models and experiments were presented in the Summit

Beyond the syllabus- What School Doesn't Teach Us High-schoolers took the mic to question the system that shapes them!  Meghna V from 11A shared what today's curriculum misses and what real-world prep should really look like!  The session was chaired by Shreya Lakshmi Kaundinya, Associate - Learning, Innovation, and Outreach, Akshar Arbol International School.

12 Scouts and Guides from AMJS successfully completed their Rajyapuraskar Test at K.R.M. Public School. The camp included assessments in camping, pioneering, map-making, first aid, and more.