On the occasion of Valentineโs Day, our school celebrated the day in a meaningful way by highlighting Mother and Fatherโs Love. Instead of focusing on romantic love, we dedicated this special day to the pure, unconditional love of our parents.
Students participated in singing beautiful songs about mother and father. Their heartfelt voices expressed gratitude, respect, and affection towards their parents.
A drawing activity was also conducted on the theme โMother and Fatherโs Love.โ Students creatively illustrated the care, sacrifice, and bonding between parents and children. The drawings reflected deep emotions and innocent love.
The celebration reminded everyone that the greatest and truest love in our life is the love of our parents. Their support, blessings, and sacrifices shape our future.
โจ True love begins at home โ with Mother and Father. ๐
Akshardham Temple is a traditional mandir (temple) dedicated to Bhagwan Swaminarayan that reflects the beauty and spirituality of Indiaโs ancient art, culture, and architecture. Located in New Delhi, this magnificent temple complex stands as a symbol of devotion, heritage, and architectural excellence.
The temple was developed by the Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha (BAPS), a global Hindu socio-spiritual organization. Under the divine inspiration of Pramukh Swami Maharaj, thousands of skilled artisans and volunteers worked together to build this grand monument. The temple was inaugurated on 6 November 2005.
Structure and Architectural Features
The Akshardham temple is a masterpiece of traditional Indian craftsmanship:
Built entirely using pink sandstone and white marble
Constructed without the use of steel, following ancient architectural techniques
Beautifully carved pillars, domes, and walls with images of deities, flowers, animals, and spiritual symbols
The main monument stands approximately 141 feet high, 316 feet wide, and 356 feet long
Surrounded by peaceful gardens and cultural exhibition halls
The temple complex also includes exhibitions, a musical fountain, and gardens that showcase Indiaโs rich traditions, values, and history.
Importance
Akshardham is not just a place of worship, but also a center of learning and inspiration. It represents Indiaโs timeless culture, spiritual strength, and artistic brilliance. Millions of visitors from across the world come to admire its beauty and experience its divine atmosphere.
At Greenwood High School, Hunter Road Branch, Warangal, students actively participated in an engaging learning activity where they confidently recited multiplication tables both forward and backward. This exercise was designed to strengthen their foundational mathematics skills, improve memory power, and build concentration.
Students showed great enthusiasm and confidence while performing the task, demonstrating clarity in understanding and quick recall ability. Such activities help in developing logical thinking, numerical accuracy, and academic discipline from an early stage.
Greenwood High School always focuses on concept-based learning and skill development through practical classroom activities, ensuring every child grows with strong fundamentals and self-confidence.
Time is something very precious. Once time passes, we can never get it back. Time is like flowing water โ if we try to hold it in our hands, it slips away. That is why we should use our time wisely.
Every day we get 24 hours. Out of these 24 hours, we sleep, go to school, play, and spend time with our family. But we must plan our time so that we do not waste it. If we waste time today, we will regret it tomorrow.
Why is time valuable? ๐ Time helps us learn new things. ๐ Time helps us grow smarter and stronger. ๐ When we use time well, we achieve our goals.
How can we value our time? โ Make a daily timetable. โ Finish homework first, then play. โ Avoid wasting time on unnecessary things. โ Be punctual โ always reach school on time.
Remember, successful people use their time wisely. They do not waste even a single minute. Time is like a golden treasure โ if we spend it carefully, our life will be bright and successful.
So my dear friends, letโs promise today that we will value our time, use every minute wisely, and make our future bright.
Mr. D. V. Vijaya Kumar, an old student and a proud parent, shared his heartfelt experience about our school and its role in shaping his childrenโs future.
He spoke with pride about how the school provided strong academic foundations along with rich co-curricular activities, ensuring that students grow not only in knowledge but also in confidence and values.
He especially appreciated the caring and responsive teaching approach, where students were guided with patience and encouragement โ without unnecessary pressure. The schoolโs focus on holistic development helped his children discover their strengths, develop discipline, and build a positive mindset from a young age.
Today, his daughters โ Dr. Gayathri and Dr. Hemanjali โ are successful doctors, and he credits their school education as a strong pillar behind their journey and achievements.
This testimonial stands as a proud example of how quality education, care, and balanced guidance can truly shape bright futures.
Greenwood High School, Hunter Road, Warangal, organized a grand and heart-touching farewell party for the outgoing Class 10 students, celebrating their memorable journey and wishing them success for the future. The event was conducted in a joyful, emotional, and vibrant atmosphere, reflecting the strong values and traditions of the institution.
The programme was honored by the gracious presence of esteemed dignitaries: Director Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Ms. Challa Jahanvi, General Manager Mr. A. Prabhu Kumar, Principal Mrs. Manjula, Vice Principal Mr. Srikanth, IIT Co-ordinator Mr. Mahendar, and Dean Mr. Ravindar. Their presence added dignity and inspiration to the occasion.
During the event, Director Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu sir delivered a powerful and motivational address to the Class 10 students. He spoke in detail about the importance of the upcoming board examinations and emphasized the need for discipline, focus, and time management. He also guided students on life after Class 10, explaining how choosing the right stream and setting clear goals can shape a successful future. His words encouraged students to remain confident, work hard, and uphold strong moral values while pursuing higher education.
The farewell celebration was filled with enthusiasm as students showcased their talents through graceful dance performances and entertaining cultural programmes. The performances brought smiles and happiness, creating a lively and cheerful environment. Students thoroughly enjoyed the event, cherishing their final moments at school with teachers, juniors, and friends.
Teachers shared their blessings and best wishes, reminding students to always respect their parents and teachers and to remain proud ambassadors of Greenwood High School wherever they go. The event beautifully reflected the bond between the school and its students, making the farewell a truly unforgettable experience.
The programme concluded with heartfelt wishes for the Class 10 students to excel in their board examinations and achieve great success in their future academic and professional journeys. Greenwood High School will always cherish these students and proudly watch them grow into responsible and successful individuals.
Greenwood High School, Hunter Road, conducted an awareness program on the occasion of National Road Safety Month to educate students about the importance of road safety and traffic rules.
The program was conducted by Assistant Motor Inspector Mr. N. Narender, who interacted with the students and explained traffic rules in a very clear and simple way. He spoke about the importance of following road rules to save lives and prevent accidents.
Mr. Narender explained key points such as:
Always wear a helmet while riding two-wheelers
Use seat belts while traveling in cars
Follow traffic signals and road signs
Do not overspeed
Avoid using mobile phones while driving
Walk carefully and use zebra crossings
The session was very informative and helpful. Students listened with great interest and understood the value of road safety in daily life.
He also guided students on how pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers should behave responsibly on roads.
Greenwood High School sincerely thanked Mr. N. Narender for conducting this meaningful session and motivating students to become responsible citizens who follow traffic rules
Bathed in devotion and serenity, Greenwood High School, Hunter Road, resonated with sacred chants and cultural grace during the auspicious celebrations of Vasant Panchami and Aksharabhyasam. The occasion was observed with profound reverence as a heartfelt tribute to Goddess Saraswati, the divine embodiment of knowledge, wisdom, and learning, reflecting the institutionโs unwavering commitment to nurturing traditional values alongside holistic education.
On this sacred day, the school conducted a Vasant Panchami Puja on behalf of the institution, invoking divine blessings for the academic excellence, moral growth, and spiritual well-being of its students. The celebration was graced by the esteemed presence of the Director, Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, whose encouragement and guidance added immense dignity and significance to the event. Parents participated with deep devotion and enthusiasm, lending warmth and spiritual fervour to the celebrations.
The programme commenced with the Deepa Prajvalana, symbolizing the illumination of knowledge and the removal of ignorance. The ceremonial lighting of the lamp was performed by Mr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Director; Mr. Prabhu Kumar, General Manager; Mrs. Manjula Devi, Principal; Mr. Ravinder, Dean; Mr. Sreekanth, Vice Principal; and Mrs. Rajeshwari, ACO, marking a spiritually auspicious beginning to the programme.
The Saraswati Puja was meticulously performed amid the resonant chants of Vedic hymns and the sacred sounds of mangalavadyas, filling the campus with divine vibrations. Following the puja, a solemn Aksharabhyasam ceremony was conducted, signifying a momentous milestone as young children were ceremonially initiated into the world of learning. The children received blessings from the elders and management, making the occasion deeply spiritual and memorable for parents and attendees alike.
Addressing the gathering, Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu eloquently spoke on the significance of Goddess Saraswati, who dispels ignorance and enlightens minds with wisdom and knowledge. He emphasized that the observance of such sacred traditions plays a vital role in instilling cultural awareness, moral values, and reverence for education, ensuring that Indiaโs rich heritage is meaningfully passed on to future generations.
Adding splendour to the celebrations, students presented devotional songs and shlokas in praise of Maa Saraswati, followed by a graceful classical dance performance depicting the Goddess of Knowledge. These artistic presentations beautifully complemented the sacred rituals, creating a harmonious blend of devotion, culture, and artistic expression. The active participation of teachers and students further enriched the programme.
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The event concluded successfully in the gracious presence of the management, teaching staff, students, and parents. The entire campus was enveloped in an atmosphere of peace, spiritual calm, and divine grace, leaving the hearts of all attendees filled with joy and an indescribable sense of fulfilment.
The Vasant Panchami and Aksharabhyasam celebrations at Greenwood High School stood as a perfect confluence of tradition, spirituality, and education, inspiring everyone and reaffirming the institutionโs dedication to holistic and value-based learning.
We proudly celebrated National Republic Day with great enthusiasm at Greenwood School, Gopalpur, Hanumakonda. The programme began with the national flag hoisting by our General Manager, Mr. A. Prabhu Kumar sir, followed by the National Anthem, filling the campus with patriotism and pride.
The Principal, Mrs. Kavitha Chawla, addressed the gathering and spoke about the importance of the Indian Constitution, national unity, and our duties as responsible citizens. Her words inspired students to follow values such as discipline, honesty, and respect for the nation.
Students actively participated in the celebrations through patriotic dances and songs, beautifully expressing their love for the country. Their performances reflected the spirit of freedom, sacrifice, and unity.
The event concluded with a message encouraging students to serve the nation with dedication and integrity. The Republic Day celebration at Greenwood โ Gopalpur, Hanumakonda was truly memorable and inspiring.
Greenwood High School, Hunter Road, celebrated the 77th Republic Day with immense pride, dignity, and patriotic fervour. The campus resonated with national spirit as students and staff came together to honour the Constitution of India and the values it upholds.
The programme began with a warm welcome to the dignitaries, followed by a traditional coconut offering ceremony as a mark of respect. The ceremony was graced by Director Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Principal Manjula Maโam, Dean of Academics Mr. Ravinder, Vice Principal Mr. Srikanth, and Coordinator Mrs. Rajeshwari.
The National Flag was solemnly hoisted by the Director, filling the atmosphere with a deep sense of unity, respect, and national pride.
The celebrations continued with inspiring speeches in Hindi, English, and Telugu, highlighting the significance of Republic Day and the responsibilities of citizens. Students presented soul-stirring patriotic songs and impactful slogans, expressing their love for the nation. A delightful fancy dress performance by pre-primary students added colour and charm to the event.
The cultural segment showcased the diverse talents of our students, featuring energetic dance performances, a graceful yoga display, a thought-provoking skit by high school students, and a disciplined NCC drill, reflecting courage, discipline, and commitment to the nation.
The programme concluded with prize distribution, an inspiring address by the Director, and a heartfelt vote of thanks, leaving everyone with a renewed sense of patriotism and responsibility. The celebration was truly memorable, meaningful, and inspiring for all.
The 77th Republic Day of India was celebrated with great enthusiasm, patriotism, and solemn pride at Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, Hanumakonda on 26th January 2026. The occasion marked the continued commitment of the nation to the ideals enshrined in the Constitution of Indiaโjustice, liberty, equality, and fraternity.
Republic Day is celebrated every year across the country with great zeal to commemorate the adoption of the Constitution of India on 26th January 1950. It reminds every citizen of Indiaโs rich democratic heritage, unity in diversity, and the sacrifices made by countless freedom fighters for the nationโs independence.
The Republic Day celebrations at Greenwood High School were a grand and memorable event, attended by the management, principals, teachers, and students. The programme was graced by the presence of Sri. Ch. Dharma Reddy, Honorable Director; Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Honorable Director; Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar, General Manager; Sri. V. V. V. Naveen Kumar, Academic Principal; Sri. T. Pavan Kumar, Administrative Principal; , , Sri. V. Suresh Kumar, Vice Principal and Academic Coordinators.
Under the able guidance of the Greenwood High School Art and Craft Department teacher, Ms. Banaja Sahoo, the Art Club students beautifully decorated the entire school campus and the stage. Their creative efforts added colour, elegance, and a patriotic atmosphere to the celebrations, enhancing the grandeur of the Republic Day programme and leaving a lasting impression on everyone present
The programme was confidently and gracefully anchored by Harini and Sahana Sri of Class IX Sushrutha, under the guidance of Mr. T. Vijay Kanth, HOD of English, who set the tone for the celebrations and highlighted the significance of the day.
The dignitaries were respectfully invited onto the dais, followed by offering prayers and paying tributes to the freedom fighters, remembering their immense sacrifices. The ceremony continued with the hoisting of the National Flag, filling the atmosphere with patriotism as the National Anthem was sung in unison.
A well-coordinated parade by the students was one of the highlights of the event. The parade reflected discipline, unity, and dedication, earning appreciation from the dignitaries and the audience.
Speeches:
The programme continued with inspiring speeches by the dignitaries. Sri. Challa Dharma Reddy, Honorable Director, encouraged students to develop skills beyond academics and asked teachers to guide students in nurturing their talents.
Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Honorable Director, spoke about Indiaโs remarkable progress in technology in recent years and emphasized the importance of leadership in shaping modern India.
This was followed by speeches from teachers, namely Mr. A. Venu Kumar, Mr. Khuranuddin, and Mr. J. Ramesh, who highlighted the importance of constitutional values and responsible citizenship.
Student speeches were delivered by:
Ch. Lowkya โ VI Pasteur
B. Jithender โ VII Tesla
V. Praneeth Reddy โ VIII Kalam
A. Shashi Priya โ IX Satish Dhawan
The students spoke eloquently on patriotism, national unity, and the responsibilities of youth in nation-building.
Prize Distribution:
A grand prize distribution ceremony was conducted to recognize studentsโ achievements in academics, arts, and sports.
Rangoli Competition
First Prize โ Team 12 Ch. Alakananda (VIII Curie), S. Akshitha (VIII Curie), E. Sameekshitha (VIII Kalam), M. Vedashree (VIII Curie), P. Neha (VII Hippocrates)
Second Prize โ Team 2 K. Vaishnavi (X Kalam), K. Eshashaini (X Kalam), Ch. Sahithi (X Satish Dhawan), B. Sanvi Reddy (IX Hawking), D. Varshitha (VIII Curie)
Third Prize โ Team 15 K. Sai Prasanna, T. Bhavya Sri, T. Kavya Sri (IX Hawking), K. Sudeeksha (VIII Kalam), K. Siri Nandini (IX Kalam)
Mehendi Competition
First Prize: M. Vaishnavi โ X Kalam
Second Prize: G. Srinika โ IX Hawking
Third Prize: K. Hasini โ X Kalam
Third Prize: A. Thanvitha โ IX Kalam
Star of the Month โ January awards were presented to outstanding students from Classes IV to X
Class IV: S. Thanuja Devi
Class V: U. Siddartha
Class VI: Ch. Saanvi Sahasra
Class VII: M. Dhanwanth
Class VIII: S. Vamshi
Class IX: Mani Theja T
Class X: A. Srimannarayana, V. Krithin Reddy
TATA Building India โ School Essay Competition winners from Junior and Senior categories were honoured with Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals along with merit certificates.
Junior Category
Winner: Shivam Salgar โ VII Hippocrates
1st Runner: G. Anirudh – VII Jenner
2nd Runner: B. Karthika โ VI Aristotle
Senior Category
Winner: A. Pranay Reddy โ X Satish Dhawan
1st Runner: Mani Theja T โ IX Satish Dhawan
2nd Runner: K. Harshavardhan โ X Satish Dhawan
In the CBSE Aryabhata Ganit Challenge 2025, three students of Greenwood High School secured positions among the Top 100 students of the CBSE Vijayawada Region, bringing laurels to the institution:
V. Krithin Reddy โ X Satish Dhawan
Mani Theja T โ IX Satish Dhawan
S. Abhiram โ VIII Satish Dhawan
High Achiever Awards were presented to Class X toppers for their exceptional academic performance. They are awarded with Medal of Excellence and Cheque worth Rs. 500/-
B. Aravindh โ 385/400 (96.3%)
Ch. Lekhana โ 369/400 (92.3%)
The Best Hostel Houses (Rooms) Awards were announced for both boysโ and girlsโ hostel blocks, recognizing discipline, cleanliness, and teamwork.
Hostel Block โ Best House
Boys Hostel Block
Ground Floor: Room 111 Captain: K. Chandrahaas (X Pythagoras) Vice Captain: B. Karthikeya (X Pythagoras)
First Floor: Room 204 Captain: Manvith Reddy (VI Darwin) Vice Captain: A. Sathwik (VI Aristotle)
Second Floor: Room 308 Captain: G. Vivek (VIII Franklin) Vice Captain: G. Sai Pranav (VIII Franklin)
Third Floor: Room 401 Captain: Ch. Aryan Reddy (IX Vikram Sarabhai) Vice Captain: B. Neeraj (IX Satish Dhawan)
Girls Hostel Block
Indira House โ Room 1 Captain: K. Sanjana (X Edison) Vice Captain: B. Sucharitha (X Edison)
Sports Achievement:
In sports, K. Meher Siri Vennala of Class IX Sushrutha was honoured for securing a Silver Medal in the 400m District Level Running Race, organized by the Hanumakonda District Athletics Association.
Cultural Programmes:
The celebrations concluded with vibrant cultural programmes, including:
Dance performances by students of Classes V, VI, VII and VIII
The cultural performances showcased the studentsโ talent, coordination, and love for the nation, filling the atmosphere with joy and pride.
The 77th Republic Day celebrations at Greenwood High School concluded on a high note with a strong sense of patriotism and unity. The event was a grand success and served as a reminder to students to uphold constitutional values and contribute positively to the nation.
Greenwood High School, Mancherial celebrated National Republic Day with great pride and patriotism. The entire campus was filled with a spirit of unity and love for the nation.
The program began with flag hoisting by our respected Principal, Mr. Chandramohan Sir. After the national flag was unfurled, all students and staff stood together to salute the flag and sing the National Anthem.
Our Principal Mr. Chandramohan Sir and Vice Principal Mr. Thirupathi Sir addressed the students and spoke about the importance of the Constitution, national values, discipline, and our duties as responsible citizens of India. Their words inspired students to respect the nation and work hard for its progress.
Students actively participated in the celebrations by performing patriotic dances and songs, which beautifully expressed love for the country. The performances reflected unity, freedom, and pride in being Indians.
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The Republic Day celebration at Greenwood High School was memorable and meaningful. It helped students understand the true value of freedom, equality, and responsibility towards the nation.
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English is very important for education. Most books, exams, and online learning materials are available in English. When we know English, we can understand new subjects easily and gain more knowledge.
English also helps us in our future careers. Many companies use English as their working language. Good English communication gives us better job opportunities and confidence.
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In conclusion, English is not just a subject, but a life skill. Learning English helps us grow, succeed, and connect with the world.
Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, celebrated the New Year 2026 with great splendour and enthusiasm on the evening of 31st December 2025. The school campus transformed into a vibrant hub of festivity, illuminated with elegant dรฉcor, dazzling lights, and a celebratory ambience The event stood as a testimony to the institutionโs commitment to holistic education, fostering cultural appreciation, creativity, and strong moral values alongside academic excellence.
Grand Welcome and Esteemed Presence
The programme commenced with the gracious arrival of the school leadership of Greenwood Group of Schools and dignitaries. The occasion was honoured by the presence of:
Sri Challa Dharma Reddy Director,
Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Director,
Mr. A. Prabhu Kumar, General Manager
Mr. V. V. V. Naveen Kumar, Principal
Mr. T. Pavan Kumar, Administrative Principal
Mr. V. Suresh Kumar, Vice Principal
Teachers, Students, and supporting staff gathered from 8:00 PM onwards, dressed in festive attire, eagerly awaiting an evening of celebration and cultural brilliance.
Event Highlights
Cultural Performances
The programme began on an auspicious and devotional note with โAigiri Nandiniโ by Poorvi and team (Class VI Girls), invoking divine blessings, followed by the soulful โNamo Namahaโ by Praharika and team (Class VII Raman Girls), which set a serene and spiritual tone for the evening.
The cultural journey continued with a powerful Kantara-themed classical dance by Dhanasri and team (Classes VIโVII Girls) and a deeply moving devotional presentation โThaye Yashodaโ by Bhavyathesna and team (Class VIII Curie), portraying the tender bond between Yashoda and Lord Krishna. High-energy group performances such as โMukabulaโ by Sadiksh and team (Class V Boys) and โToofanโ by Jalaj and team (Class VI Darwin) thrilled the audience, while folk and traditional rhythms were celebrated through โBam Boleโ by Dhanraj and team (Class VII Tesla) and โMalhariโ by Rishi and team (Classes IV & V Boys).
Colourful folk and melody-based dances including โRangela Maro Dholnaโ by Hansika and team, โGira Gira Gingiralaโ by Akshith and team, โMakhna Driveโ by Harshini and team, and โRanu Ranuโ by Rishika and team added vibrancy and grace to the programme. Regional favourites such as โMayadari Mysamma,โ โOridevuda,โ and โMerawalaโ performed by senior and middle school students were well received.
Several performances carried strong social messages. โPerugala Peddireddyโ highlighted rural traditions, while โPokiri Pongaโ reflected youthful spirit. The skit โMurder of Englishโ by Class VIII students effectively emphasized the importance of proper language usage. Social awareness was further reinforced through โDangal Dangal,โ โHemantha Manchulo Suridu,โ a Skit-cum-Dance on the Hunger Theme, and the impactful โSave Waterโ mime.
Graceful and contemporary performances such as โMellaga Tellarinde,โ โGundelona,โ โTai Se Tai Mila,โ and the energetic โMighty Danceโ kept the audience engaged. Festive and regional numbers including โPeddapuli,โ โMarokka Sari,โ and โTarara Bolo Tararaโ added variety and excitement.
Entertainment continued with popular cinematic and thematic presentations like โSankara Dada MBBS,โ โVaibe Undele,โ โChandamama Okkati,โ โSankranthi Sandhale,โ and โIlluminati.โ Patriotic and cultural pride were reflected through โFreedomโ and โRavuthalli.โ High-spirited performances such as โPushpa,โ โRowdy Baby,โ and โRama Ramaโ drew loud applause.
Humour and creativity were showcased through the skit โCall Me Brothers โ Confused Charactersโ and a lively Mimicry performance. The programme concluded on a grand note with โChukkala Chunni,โ โGangnam Style,โ โDangerous,โ the powerful thematic presentation โThe Strength of Unity,โ followed by the festive โBlockbuster Pongalโ and the melodious finale โKammani Kalalaki.โ
Stage, Sound, and Digital Experience
The stage dรฉcor, enhanced with artistic backdrops, fancy lighting, and festive embellishments, created a visually captivating setting. A professional DJ and advanced sound system elevated the overall experience, keeping the audience engaged throughout the programme.
To ensure wider reach and inclusivity, the entire celebration was live-streamed on YouTube, allowing parents and well-wishers who could not attend in person to be part of the joyous occasion.
Cake Cutting and New Year Countdown
A special highlight of the evening was the New Year cake-cutting ceremony, symbolizing unity, gratitude, and fresh beginnings. As the clock struck midnight, the Greenwood High School family welcomed the New Year together with cheers, smiles, and renewed optimism.
Photo and Video Gallery
The event was beautifully documented through photographs and video recordings capturing vibrant performances, candid moments, and the festive spirit of the Greenwood family. These visuals have been uploaded to the schoolโs official digital platforms for viewing and remembrance.
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Special Appreciation
The grand success of the event was made possible through the dedicated efforts of Mr. V. V. V. Naveen Kumar, Principal Mr. T. Pavan Kumar, Administrative Principal Mr. V. Suresh Kumar, Vice Principal and coordinators Mr. Phanidra Kumar, Mrs. Kanthi, and Mrs. Mamatha Das, along with the unwavering support of teachers, support staff, and student volunteers who worked tirelessly behind the scenes.
A Special Luncheon โ January 1, 2026
The celebrations continued into the New Year with a Special Luncheon on January 1, 2026, bringing together students and teachers for a joyful time of interaction and fellowship over delicious food.
Following the luncheon, a friendly cricket match between teachers and senior students was organized. The match was played in a spirited yet sportsmanlike manner, showcasing teamwork, enthusiasm, and mutual respect, with students emerging victorious.
The New Year Celebrations 2025โ2026 at Greenwood High School were a resounding success, celebrating culture, creativity, values, and togetherness. The event not only provided a platform for students to showcase their talents but also strengthened bonds within the school.
As Greenwood High School stepped into the New Year, hearts were filled with hope, determination, and positivityโmaking the celebration a truly memorable and inspiring beginning to the year ahead.
Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, organised an Inter-House Rangoli Making Competition on 3rd January 2026 as part of its Sankranthi celebrations. The event recorded the active participation of 24 teams of girl students from Classes VII to X representing the four housesโAgni, Brahmos, Prithvi, and Thrishul, providing them with an opportunity to engage in Indiaโs traditional art forms while encouraging creativity, collaboration, and cultural awareness.
The competition aimed to promote experiential learning by integrating art with cultural education. Students presented their artistic skills through thoughtfully designed Rangoli patterns that reflected themes of harvest, prosperity, harmony, and gratitudeโvalues central to the Sankranthi festival.
Promoting Cultural Literacy Through Art
Rangoli making holds an important place in Indian traditions and serves as a medium to express positivity and welcome. Students used eco-friendly and traditional materials such as rice flour, coloured sand, flower petals, and natural pigments to create intricate designs. The activity reinforced respect for heritage while encouraging aesthetic sensibility and innovation among learners.
Student Participation and Team Collaboration
A total of 24 Inter-House teams participated in the competition. Each team demonstrated effective coordination, planning, and creative execution. The designs ranged from traditional Sankranthi motifs such as kites, sugarcane, lamps, and floral patterns to contemporary interpretations rooted in cultural values.
Leadership Guidance and Institutional Support
The event was successfully conducted under the guidance and encouragement of the school management and academic leadership, including Director Sri Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, General Manager Sri A. Prabhu Kumar, Academic Principal Sri V. V. V. Naveen Kumar, Administrative Principal Sri T. Pavan Kumar, Vice Principal Sri V. Suresh Kumar, and Academic Coordinator Smt. P. Kanthi. Their continued support ensured the smooth organisation and educational value of the programme.
Assessment and Educational Outcomes A panel of judges evaluated the Rangoli presentations based on creativity, thematic relevance, colour harmony, neatness, and overall presentation. The competition contributed to the development of life skills such as teamwork, confidence, decision-making, and appreciation of cultural diversity, in alignment with CBSEโs emphasis on holistic and competency-based education. The winners of the competition will be announced shortly, and prizes will be distributed during the Republic Day celebrations in 2026.
The event concluded on a note of enthusiasm and accomplishment, leaving students enriched with cultural understanding and creative confidence. Greenwood High School remains committed to nurturing well-rounded learners through meaningful co-curricular activities that complement academic excellence.
Greenwood High School, Mancherial, celebrated the festival of Bhogi and Sankranthi (Pongal) with great enthusiasm, joy, and cultural richness. The celebration was thoughtfully organised under the able leadership and guidance of Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi. The programme beautifully showcased Indian traditions, rural culture, and festive values, making it a memorable experience for students, teachers, and parents.
The event was confidently and gracefully anchored by Ch. Tejaswi of Grade 10, who guided the audience smoothly through each segment of the programme. The celebration began on an auspicious note with Jyothi Prajwalana, ceremoniously lit by the Principal and Vice Principal, symbolizing positivity, knowledge, and a new beginning.
Fancy Dress Competition โ A Major Highlight
One of the main attractions of the celebration was the Fancy Dress Competition, where young students appeared in colourful costumes representing mythological, cultural, and traditional characters. The confidence and expressions of the children won the hearts of everyone present.
From LKG, Hanika Nandan and Drithisri impressed the audience by portraying Goddadevi.
From UKG, K. Shivanmai appeared as Goddadevi, S. Nandan Patel as Haridasu, and D. Advik Sairam as a Farmer, receiving loud applause.
Grade 1 students brought various characters to life:
Dakshith as Kanthara
Nivishka as Lord Rama
Sreekshitha as Lord Venkateswara
Mayukha as Goddess Padmavathi
Shrinika as Alamelu Mangamma
Shanzay as Sodiamma
V. Shourya Vardhan as Lord Sri Krishna
From Grade 2, Shree Vaagmi as Goddadevi and Abhishta Shourya as Lord Venkateswara stood out.
Grade 3 student, Ahaan Shourya, also impressed the audience with his portrayal of Lord Venkateswara.
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These wonderful performances were carefully prepared under the dedicated guidance of Mrs. Kavitha, Ms. Ch. Harika, Ms. Deekshitha, Mrs. B. Amitha, Mrs. P. Premalatha, Mrs. P. Sunitha, and Mrs. Tejaswini, whose efforts ensured confidence and discipline among the students.
Cultural Dance Performances
The celebration was further enriched with energetic and graceful dance performances.
Students from Grades 1 and 2 โ Sreekshitha, Shrinika, Mayukha, Aadhya Patel, Chayanika, Zaheda, Manvika, Aarvi, Saanvi, Vivanya, Shanvitha, Aanya, Bhavani, and Jeccika โ performed beautifully under the guidance of Mrs. Amitha, Mrs. P. Premalatha, and Mrs. P. Sunitha.
A special solo dance by Hasika of Grade 2 captivated the audience with her confidence and expressions.
The Grade 3 group dance, guided by Mrs. Tejaswini and Mrs. P. Sunitha, featured T. Aaradhya, M. Aarav, D. Virat Nandan, G. Harshith, B. Siddharth, J. Riyansh, G. Shree Nandan, A. Rudrasai, J. Harsha Nayak, G. Ahaan Shourya, and P. Sai Keithik, earning loud appreciation.
Traditional Activities and Rural Atmosphere
Traditional customs added special charm to the celebration. Bhogipallu was conducted for pre-primary children, filling the campus with joy and excitement. A cheerful kite festival for boys reflected the true spirit of Sankranthi.
A symbolic Bhogi bonfire, lit by the Principal and Vice Principal, marked the importance of new beginnings. Around the bonfire, all the girl students danced joyfully, celebrating the spirit of Bhogi.
The school campus was beautifully transformed into a traditional village setting with huts and rural dรฉcor, creatively designed by Art Teacher Mr. J. Suresh. His artwork brought the village atmosphere to life and received special appreciation from parents and staff.
Parents thoroughly enjoyed the programme, applauded the performances, and captured beautiful memories at the selfie point arranged on the campus.
Conclusion
Overall, the Bhogi to Sankranthi celebrations at Greenwood High School were a wonderful team effort that blended tradition, creativity, and joyful participation. The event not only entertained but also educated students about Indian culture and values, leaving lasting memories for everyone involved.
Greenwood Group of Schools wishes all parents and students a very Happy Pongal! ๐๐ฅ๐พ
Greenwood High School celebrated Sankranti Sambaralu with great joy, cultural vibrancy, and a strong spirit of togetherness. The entire campus was beautifully transformed into a colorful representation of traditional village life, offering students and parents an immersive experience of Indian heritage.
The celebrations were graced by the esteemed presence of our dignitaries โ Director Mr. G. Bharadwaj Naidu, Mrs. Jyoti Dharmareddy, Mrs. Jahannavi, General Manager Mr. Prabhakumar, Principal Mrs. Manjula Devi, Dean Mr. Ravinder, Vice Principal Mr. Srikanth, and ACO Mrs. Rajeshwari. Their presence added dignity and significance to the festive occasion.
Addressing the gathering, Director Mr. G. Bharadwaj Naidu highlighted Greenwood High Schoolโs strong commitment to holistic education. He emphasized that along with academic excellence, the school focuses on nurturing cultural awareness, ethical values, and moral integrity among students. His inspiring words deeply resonated with parents and staff, reaffirming the institutionโs vision of shaping responsible and well-rounded individuals.
The celebration included engaging activities such as a Rangoli Competition for mothers and a Kite Flying Competition for fathers, which saw enthusiastic participation and joyful involvement from parents. The campus came alive with colorful rangolis, traditional decorations, and festive setups. The Bommala Koluvu stage decoration emerged as a cultural highlight, beautifully reflecting the richness of Indian traditions.
Students enthralled the audience with delightful cultural performances, including traditional dances and skits that showcased the spirit and significance of Sankranti. A special attraction was the Bhogi Pallu ceremony, conducted for young students, which brought smiles, excitement, and a meaningful introduction to age-old customs.
Adding to the festive warmth, a delicious Sankranti feast lunch was arranged for students and parents, strengthening the bond of togetherness and celebration. Prizes were awarded to the winners of the Rangoli Competition, appreciating the creativity and enthusiastic participation of mothers.
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The event received overwhelming appreciation and emotional feedback from parents, who praised the school management and staff for their thoughtful efforts. Many parents expressed happiness at seeing the campus transformed into a miniature village and their children actively participating in cultural traditions. They applauded Greenwood High School for imparting Indian culture, values, and ethics in an engaging and experiential manner.
Overall, the Sankranti Sambaralu at Greenwood High School were truly memorable and inspiring, reflecting the institutionโs dedication to value-based education, cultural enrichment, and a strong partnership between the school and parents.
Pongal Celebrations โ Letโs Celebrate Safely and Joyfully
Dear Students and Parents,
Pongal is one of the most beautiful festivals of our country. It teaches us gratitudeโtowards the Sun God, nature, farmers, animals, and everyone who helps us live happily. I am very happy to see your excitement as you get ready to celebrate Pongal with your families and friends.
While enjoying the festival, it is very important for all of us to celebrate safely and responsibly. I would like to share a few important precautions that you must remember during Pongal, especially while flying kites and enjoying holidays.
Safety While Flying Kites Always fly kites in open places, playgrounds, away from roads, electric poles, and wires.
Never use glass-coated (manja) thread. It is very dangerous and can hurt people, birds, and animals.
Do not run on roads while chasing kites. Roads are meant for vehicles.
Fly kites only during daytime and with eldersโ supervision.
If your kite gets stuck on a wire or tree, do not try to remove it yourself. Inform an elder.
Fire and Festival Safety Do not play with fire, matchsticks, or crackers without adult permission.
Maintain a safe distance while bonfires or Bhogi fires are lit.
Wear comfortable clothes and avoid loose or synthetic materials near fire.
Be Kind to Nature and Animals Pongal reminds us to respect nature. Please do not harm birds or animals.
If you see an injured bird, inform an elder immediately.
Keep water bowls on terraces or balconies for birds during this season.
Food and Health Care Enjoy festive food, but eat in moderation.
Wash your hands before eating.
Drink clean water and stay healthy.
Good Behaviour During Holidays
Be polite and respectful to elders, guests, and neighbours.
Help your parents at home.
Avoid excessive screen time and spend time with family.
Read storybooks, draw, play indoor and outdoor games safely.
My dear children, festivals are meant to spread joy, love, and togetherness. Let us celebrate Pongal with happiness, responsibility, and care for everyone around us.
I wish you and your family a Happy, Safe, and Prosperous Pongal
Enjoy the festival and come back to school with beautiful memories and smiling faces.
Bandhavya, a student of Class IX from Greenwood High School, Hunter Road, Warangal, spoke on the topic โBrain Muscle.โ She explained how the brain becomes stronger through regular practice, positive thinking, learning, and discipline. Her talk highlighted the importance of focus, habits, and mental exercise in improving memory and performance, reflecting good understanding and confidence.
