Global Public School successfully hosted the much-awaited Crossroads 2025, on Saturday, August 23rd. This year’s cultural extravaganza embraced the theme “Kerala: Where Kala and Katha Unite”, celebrating the state’s rich traditions, vibrant art forms, and enduring heritage.

Crossroads, the school’s flagship inter-school cultural festival, brought together over 800 talented students who competed across a wide range of events, vying for the coveted championship trophy. St Peter’s Senior Secondary School Kadayirippu emerged as champions and The Choice School Tripunithura won runner up.

The festival held special significance this year as Global Public School celebrated 20 years of nurturing young minds, making Crossroads 2025 a milestone moment in its journey of excellence.

The event was inaugurated by popular actor Mathew Thomas, who added charm and energy to the opening ceremony. He also spoke about his much-anticipated new film Udbinchola Vision, which has been receiving attention across the film industry.

The closing ceremony was graced by actress Kalyani Priyadarshan, who engaged warmly with the students and promoted her new movie Lokah, much to the excitement of the audience.

Speaking about the event, the school’s leadership shared: “Through this year’s theme, we highlighted Kerala’s vibrant culture and traditions, inspiring our students to appreciate and carry forward the richness of our heritage.”

Global Public School extended its heartfelt gratitude to title sponsor URBX Aviation Academy and co-sponsor Wayfarer Films for their valuable support in making Crossroads 2025 a grand success.