Thiruvananthapuram: After a refreshing two-month summer break, schools across Kerala will reopen on June 2, 2025, ushering in a new academic year filled with innovation, inspiration, and impactful learning. The break, which began on March 28, was carefully overseen by the state government, with special focus on student health and safety amid soaring temperatures.
As students return, they will be welcomed not just with textbooks and timetables, but with a wave of value-based projects and programs crafted to nurture holistic development. The Kerala Education Department is launching these initiatives to encourage ethical thinking, creativity, social awareness, and collaborative skills—qualities essential for thriving in today’s world.
Education officials revealed that the upcoming projects will focus on key areas like environmental sustainability, empathy-building, civic engagement, and digital empowerment, reflecting Kerala’s continued push toward inclusive and forward-thinking education.
The state’s summer campaign promoting child health and safety earned widespread praise, and now schools are all set with revamped classrooms, renewed energy, and fresh ideas. With these dynamic efforts, Kerala is redefining what it means to go back to school—making education not just about learning, but about living with values and vision.
