Valedictory of the VJF Programme

 Valedictory of the VJF Programme         

“Service shapes character, and character shapes the future.”

The academic year concluded on a meaningful and inspiring note with the Valedictory Programme of the VJF Initiative, celebrating a journey rooted in service, self-discipline, and social responsibility.

        “Matha, Pitha, Guru — values that guide us beyond classrooms and into life.”


The programme was graced by our Chief Guest, Shri Vijayakanth, whose insightful address deeply inspired the young volunteers. He highlighted the true essence of volunteering and encouraged students to stay focused in life by wisely managing distractions, especially the overuse of mobile phones. His reminder of the enduring values of “Matha, Pitha, Guru” reinforced the importance of respect, gratitude, and moral grounding in everyday life.


“Respecting Mother Earth begins with small, responsible actions every day.”

Our respected Principal also addressed the gathering and motivated the volunteers to show care and concern for Mother Earth, urging them to adopt simple yet responsible habits such as avoiding littering and protecting the environment. The Principal further emphasized the need for mindfulness, discipline, and clarity of purpose in daily life.


The VJF Volunteers were awarded certificates on completion of the course. The volunteers exhibited their talents by singing,reciting quotes and yoga display.

Through its thoughtfully designed sessions, the VJF Programme has helped students discover their inner potential, understand their role in society, and prepare themselves as responsible future leaders. The lessons learned and values imbibed during this journey will continue to inspire them well beyond the classroom.

As the curtains closed on the VJF Programme, the spirit of service it ignited continues to shine—guiding our students to lead with purpose, responsibility, and compassion.


           “The VJF Programme helped us discover our inner strength and social responsibility.”

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