On 30th January 2025, Ms. Muskaan Ahmed, Editor at The Times of India, delivered an engaging guest lecture to Grade 4 students on "The Art of Storytelling: From Pen to Publication." Ms. Ahmed provided a comprehensive introduction to the process of crafting, editing, and publishing stories. She explained how stories evolve through writing and editing, emphasizing the importance of clarity and creativity in storytelling.Through interactive activities, Ms. Ahmed demonstrated the impact of editing on refining a story and highlighted the vital role of media in shaping narratives. She encouraged the students to explore their own storytelling abilities, inspiring them to create and share their personal stories. The session concluded with an enthusiastic Q&A, leaving the students motivated and excited about the world of storytelling. 

On 23rd January 2025, 35 RSP students of The Pupil Saveetha Eco School participated in a road safety awareness rally organized by Dr. Dilip Kumar, DPO, along with ACTP officials as part of the Road Safety Month. The rally commenced at ACS Medical College and proceeded towards Mathiravedu Junction.
Students carried placards  and banners , chanting slogans  for promoting safe driving , pedestrian rights, and adhering to traffic regulations. The initiative successfully engaged the public, emphasizing the significance of road safety and responsible commuting. The event reinforced the message that road safety is a shared responsibility.

On 29th January 2025, the students of Grade 3 had the privilege of attending an insightful guest lecture by Mr. Ananth Ram Bhaskar, Founder of Katrali Heritage Essentials and a renowned expert in archaeological studies. He shared fascinating insights into civilizations worldwide, connecting present-day customs and traditions to their historical origins. By decoding information from past civilizations, Mr. Baskar provided the students with a valuable learning experience that was both educational and reflective of history. It was an enriching session that left everyone with a deeper appreciation of heritage and culture.

On January 23rd, 2025, Grade 1 students visited Saveetha Dental College Library to explore its structured approach to knowledge and research. They learned how to locate books, use digital databases, and understood the importance of maintaining a quiet, disciplined environment. The visit provided valuable insights into the library's organization and its role in fostering a love for learning.