(a) Co-Curricular Activities :

		Co-Curricular Activities unfold the latent potentialities of our boys. That is why, these activities have got more significance in Vidyapith- routine. Every scholar gladly participates in one or more of the several Co-Curricular activities of the institution. Among them, drama, audio-drama, essay, literary-works are worth-mentioning. Boys develop their imaginative and creative faculties through different hobby-clubs, connected with Electronics, Physics, Chemi¬stry, Life-Science, Language and Literature, Cera¬mics, Photography, Drawing and Painting, History, Geography, English, Bengali, Hindi, Sanskrit, etc.

(b) Annual Exhibition: Creativity Conies Alive.
A large variety of creative and re-creative activities of our boys, spreading over the year, is reflected in the Annual Exhibition of Vidyapith, held during the last week of December, every year. In the Exhibition, the boys put up their attractive Products, through colourful presentation (in 2003, there were as many as 18 Departments) and demonstrate the "Technical Know-how," before the huge gathering of local and out-side spectators, dignitaries and guardians. In 2004, Annual Exhibition of Vidyapith was not held, due to unavoidable reasons.

(c) Annual Prize-giving Ceremony:' The Day of days'.
One of the most-cherished events of Vidyapith, the Annual Prize-Giving Ceremony is generally held on the very last day of the year, marking the finality of our year-long programmes. Apart from the formal aspect of awarding prizes and certificates, in recognition of the merits of our boys, exhibiting excellence in the individual and the collective provinces, the Prize-Giving Ceremony infuses self-confidence and boosts up the spirit of our boys to face the tougher competitions, coming ahead.

The Prize-Giving Ceremony, for the year 2004, was held on 30th January,2005, in the 'Sabhagriha' (Auditorium) of Vidyapith, well-attended by the guardians and guests. It was presided over by Swami Sarvalokanandaji Maharaj, Secretary, Ramakrishna Mission Seva Pratisthan, Kolkata and Dr. Sandip Chatterjee, Dy. Registrar, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur was the Guest-in-Chief. Swami Atmaprabhanandaji Maharaj, Secretary of Vidyapith, delivered the Address of Welcome and read out the Annual Report for 2004, narrating the history and various activities of Vidyapith with the commitment of steadfast adherence to the goal, braving all hazards. The cultural performance of the boys, e.g., recitations and speeches in Bengali, English and Hindi won loud plaudits from the audience. The illuminating speeches and invaluable precepts of both the dignitaries stirred up the spirit of our boys.