On 7th November 2025, Greenwood High School conducted a special assembly at 10:00 a.m. to commemorate the completion of 150 glorious years of the national song “Vande Mataram.” Organized in accordance with the call given by the Government of India, the celebration aimed to remind students of the song’s historical importance and its deep patriotic essence.
Around 1,300 students along with all the staff members gathered on the school premises, holding tricolour flags and singing “Vande Mataram” with great pride and devotion, creating an atmosphere filled with national spirit.
Telugu Department HOD Mr. Jampala Ramesh addressed the gathering and beautifully explained the origin, meaning, and significance of the song, highlighting how Bankim Chandra Chatterjee composed it in 1875, included it in his novel Anandamath, and how it became a unifying force during India’s freedom movement.
The programme was held under the able guidance of our Academic Principal, Mr. V. V. V. Naveen Kumar, and Administrative Principal, Mr. T. Pavan Kumar, whose constant encouragement made the event inspiring and memorable.
The assembly concluded with the National Anthem, leaving everyone with a renewed sense of pride and gratitude towards our nation and its rich legacy of freedom.
A bright student from Grade 5 of Greenwood High School – Erragattugutta, Hasanparthy, delivered an impressive speech on the topic “Advantages and Disadvantages of Artificial Intelligence.”
She explained how Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an important part of our lives — making tasks easier, improving learning experiences, and helping in various fields like education, healthcare, and communication.
At the same time, she thoughtfully discussed the challenges of AI, mentioning that over-dependence on machines may reduce human creativity, emotional understanding, and even lead to joblessness in the future, as robots and computers might replace certain kinds of human work.
Her presentation reflected deep thinking, confidence, and awareness about how technology can be both a friend and a challenge in today’s world.
On the festive Sunday evening of 21st September 2025, Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, glowed with the vibrant colours and cultural spirit of Bathukamma, Telangana’s grand floral festival. The celebrations were graced by the School Directors, Sri. Challa Dharma Reddy and Sri. Dr. Girrem Bharadwaja Naidu, who adorned the occasion as esteemed chief guests.
Bathukamma: Telangana’s Floral Emblem
Bathukamma, meaning “Mother Goddess Alive,” is not just a festival but a deep-rooted cultural identity of Telangana. Celebrated during Sharath Ruthu, it marks the transition from the rainy season to autumn. Women and girls worship Goddess Maha Gauri with beautifully arranged flower stacks, symbolizing devotion, prosperity, and feminine strength.
The Floral Tower of Devotion
The central attraction of the festival is the seven-layered Bathukamma, designed to resemble a temple gopuram. Students and teachers collectively arranged these floral towers with seasonal blossoms like Gunugu, Tangedu, and Banthi. Beyond their beauty, these flowers also hold medicinal values, reflecting a perfect blend of tradition and nature.
Greenwood Ushers in the Festival Spirit
The celebrations began with a warm welcome by the Directors, who extended their festive greetings to students, parents, and staff. Their warm words infused the evening with joy, seamlessly connecting the Bathukamma celebrations to the upcoming Dussehra.
Songs, Dance, and Unity
The air resonated with the rhythmic Bathukamma songs sung by girl students as they circled around their floral creations. Their vibrant dances and melodious voices filled the campus with joy, recreating the traditional Telangana festive atmosphere. The Directors joined in, clapping and encouraging the students, turning the event into a celebration of true unity.
The festival was not just about celebration but also about cultural learning. Students were enlightened on the historical and spiritual essence of Bathukamma and its role in highlighting women’s devotion. The Directors emphasized how these age-old practices, when embraced alongside modern education, shape responsible and culturally rooted citizens of tomorrow.
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A major highlight of the evening was the exhibition of artistic Bathukammas crafted by students. Their creativity, patience, and devotion shone through the colorful floral arrangements. The chief guests and dignitaries moved around appreciating each creation, and special recognition was given to the most intricately designed Bathukammas.
Distinguished Guests and Support
Adding to the grandeur of the event was the presence of dignitaries, including General Manager Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar, Academic Principal Mr. VVV Naveen Kumar, Administrative Principal Mr. T. Pavan Kumar, Vice-Principal Mr. V. Suresh Kumar, Smt. P. Kanthi and Mr. Phanindra, Academic Coordinators, andFinancial Officer Mr. Shaik Rabbani. Their encouragement and active participation alongside the teachers and staff ensured the event’s success.
Celebration of Femininity and Culture
Bathukamma at Greenwood turned into a festival of grace and tradition, with girl students dressed in traditional attire, their cheerful participation bringing the occasion to life. The celebrations reflected not just devotion to the Goddess but also admiration for the strength and elegance of women in society.
A Blossoming Reflection of Telangana
The 2025 Bathukamma celebrations at Greenwood High School were a true cultural extravaganza, showcasing devotion, creativity, and community spirit. With songs, flowers, traditions, and unity, the day stood as a living testimony to Telangana’s rich heritage and Greenwood’s commitment to nurturing it among the younger generation.
Reported by: G. Krishna Rao (Department of English)
Raksha Bandhan Celebrations at Greenwood High School-Hunter Road.
From Greenwood High School – Hunter Road, Warangal
“Threads are small, but they hold the power to bind hearts forever.”
As part of our Saturday Funday activity, the creative hands of our young Greenwooodians wove magic into threads, crafting beautiful rakhis with love and imagination. Today, the campus bloomed in festive spirit as we celebrated Raksha Bandhan – a festival that strengthens the threads of love, care and protection.
The celebration was graced by our Vice Principal, Mr. Srikanth, and ACO, Mrs. Rajeshwari, whose presence added warmth and encouragement to the occasion. In a heartwarming gesture, the students also tied rakhis to our Vice Principal, symbolizing the bond of respect, guidance and affection that they share with their mentors.
The children arrived in radiant traditional attire, looking like a flutter of colourful butterflies, bringing life and vibrance to every corner of the school. Laughter and joy echoed as the girls adorned their brothers and friends with tilak, tied their lovingly-made rakhis and shared sweets, sealing the bond with affection and smiles.
This celebration was more than a ritual – it was a lesson in values, reminding us of the importance of respect, unity and empathy. It reflected the beauty of Indian traditions, where love is tied not just on wrists, but also in hearts. Truly, it was a day where culture met creativity and joy became the common language for all.
The Bonalu celebrations at Greenwood High School, Mancherial branch were conducted in a grand and traditional manner under the guidance of Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi.
In the morning session, teachers *Mrs. M. Soujanya Latha, Mrs. N. Sailaja, Mrs. P. Rajitha, and *Assistant Mrs. Bhagya prepared paayasam as part of the traditional offering to the goddess. At the same time, Mr. J. Suresh Kumar, Mrs. P. Sunitha, Mrs. D. Sheethal, and Mrs. Tejaswi took the responsibility of decorating the Bonam pots beautifully, adding to the festive spirit.
After the preparations, students from classes 6 to 10 participated in a rally to bring awareness about the *significance of the Bonalu festival. Later, the **students of classes 9 and 10, along with their teachers, Vice Principal, and Principal, visited Gandhari Maisamma Temple. There, they offered *pooja with devotion and sought the blessings of the Goddess for the well-being of everyone.
In the *afternoon session, all the students and teachers assembled on the school ground to witness and enjoy various cultural programs organised to mark the occasion. The program started with a **dance performance by the 4th and 5th-grade girls. This was followed by a *melodious song presented by Vihika from Grade 2.
Next, students from *grades 6 and 7 presented a lively dance performance, after which **Unnathi and Srinithya delivered speeches in Telugu, highlighting the importance of the festival. Following this, *8th-grade students performed a traditional dance.
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*Anuradha Kumari from Grade 6 delivered a speech in Hindi, explaining the cultural significance of Bonalu. Later, **9th-grade students performed an energetic dance performance. After this, *Pranitha Sri from Grade 6 gave a speech in English on the importance of festivals in maintaining cultural traditions.
Further, Mr. Venkateshwarlu, a teacher, delivered a speech in Telugu appreciating the efforts of students and staff and reminding everyone of the importance of preserving such cultural traditions.
Finally, *Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan Sir addressed the gathering, sharing his thoughts on the significance of Bonalu and the values it imparts. The celebrations came to an end with a *Vote of Thanks by Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi Sir, who appreciated everyone’s efforts in making the program successful and memorable.
The entire celebration was filled with devotion, joy, and cultural pride, leaving everyone with happy memories of the day. HAPPY BONALU!!
To commemorate International Yoga Day, Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, hosted a rejuvenating yoga session for its students and staff on June 21st, 2025. Held from 6:00 AM to 7:00 AM, the event imbued the campus with an aura of peace and wellness, facilitated by the expert and calming instruction of Yoga Guru,Sri. Venkateswarlu .
Inspiring and Soul-touching Address:
The event was graced by our Honourable Director, Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, who delivered an inspiring and soul-touching address to the gathering. Speaking on the significance of yoga in today’s fast-paced world, he emphasized how yoga helps in achieving a balanced mind and a healthy body. He suggested the students to practice yoga not just as a physical exercise but as a way of life. “In a world full of noise, yoga is the silence that heals,” he remarked. He further said that yoga builds discipline, concentration, and resilience, which are vital for students not only in academics but in their day-to-day life. He also mentioned India’s pride in gifting yoga to the entire world.
Students gracefully performed various asanas, pranayama techniques, and meditation. Guruji, with his profound knowledge and calm demeanor, ensured that every student understood the nuances of each posture, emphasizing correct alignment and breathing, making the session both educational and invigorating. It was truly a sight to behold as the young minds and bodies moved in harmonious synchronicity, embracing the true essence of yoga.
The event witnessed the enthusiastic presence of Academic Principal Sri. V.V.V Naveen Kumar , Administrative Principal Sri. T. Pavan Kumar, Vice Principal Sri. V. Suresh Kumar, Academic Co-ordinator Smt. P. Kanthi and Sri. M. Phanindra along with other dignitaries, staff members, all joining hands to promote the ancient Indian tradition that has now taken root globally.
A Glance at the Origins of Yoga
Yoga is one of India’s greatest gifts to the world. Rooted in the Indus Valley Civilization, yoga has been practiced in India for over 5,000 years. The word ‘Yoga’ is derived from the Sanskrit root Yuj, meaning to join or to unite, symbolizing the union of body and consciousness.
“Yoga is the journey of the self, through the self, to the self.” – Bhagavad Gita
To recognize its universal appeal, the United Nations declared June 21st as International Yoga Dayin 2014, following the proposal of Indian Prime Minister Sri Narendra Modi. Since then, millions across the globe celebrate this day to spread awareness about the benefits of yoga for health and well-being.
Yoga – A Way of Life at Greenwood:
At Greenwood High School, yoga is not just an event but an integral part of the school curriculum. Being a residential school, each day for our students begins with a morning yoga session, enabling them to start their day with calmness, clarity, and focus. The daily practice of yoga instills values such as discipline, patience, inner peace, and emotional stability among our students.
The International Yoga Day celebration this year was a remarkable reminder of our commitment to nurturing holistic development in every child – nurturing not just the intellect but also the mind, body, and soul.
As the event concluded with a meditative silence and a spirit of gratitude, all participants left the yoga arena with renewed energy, glowing faces, and peaceful hearts.
“Yoga is not about touching your toes, it’s about what you learn on the way down.” Let us continue to uphold the spirit of yoga in our lives, every day!
Learning is not just for children. Parents can also learn new things every day. In fact, when parents enjoy learning, it helps the whole family grow. Learning should not feel hard or boring. It should feel like fun! Joyful learning helps both children and parents stay curious, happy, and excited.
Learning Is a Lifelong Journey
Learning does not stop after school or college. Life is full of lessons. Parents learn how to take care of their families, how to work better, and how to be strong during hard times. Some parents learn new skills like cooking, using a computer, speaking a new language, or even painting. These are all ways to learn. And when learning is fun, we remember more and feel proud.
Children Learn from Watching
Children always watch their parents. If they see their parents reading a book, writing, or trying new things with a smile, they want to do the same. But if they see learning as a hard or sad task, they may not want to try. So, when parents learn with joy, they become good role models. A parent who says, “Let’s learn this together!” shows the child that learning is not scary.
Joy Makes the Mind Open
When we are happy, our brain works better. We can think more clearly. We remember more. We want to ask questions and look for answers. Joyful learning makes us curious. It helps us try, even if we make mistakes. A joyful mind is a growing mind!
Sharing Time and Ideas
Learning together can also bring parents and children closer. Reading a story, solving a puzzle, or watching a science video can be fun for the whole family. It gives everyone a chance to talk, ask questions, and laugh. Parents do not always have to teach. They can learn with their children. This builds love, trust, and respect.
Finding Joy in Simple Things
Joyful learning does not need money or big tools. You can learn by planting a flower, baking a cake, walking in nature, or singing songs. You can learn from books, games, stories, or even mistakes! It is about the feeling, not the subject. Ask, “What makes me and my child smile while we learn?” That is where joyful learning begins.
Tips for Joyful Learning
Smile and laugh often.
Don’t fear mistakes – they help us learn.
Be curious – ask “Why?” and “How?”
Celebrate small steps.
Learn with your child, not just for them.
Take breaks. Fun needs rest too.
However, Learning should not feel like a heavy load. It should feel like play, like wonder, like discovery. When parents learn with joy, they show their children that life is full of amazing things to know. So let’s keep learning – with open hearts, happy minds, and smiling faces!
“Greenwood High School, Naimnagar, marked the commencement of the new academic session on June 12th (Thursday) with great enthusiasm and warmth. The school campus was vibrant and welcoming, setting the tone for a memorable academic year.
Teachers greeted students with warm smiles and through a hopscotch activity at the entrance.
The school’s decorations and lively ambiance reflected the excitement and energy of the students as they reconnected and embarked on a new learning journey. The event marked a promising beginning to the academic year, filled with positivity and enthusiasm.”
“in his welcome address, our school Director Sri. Dr.Girrem Bharadwaj Naidu extended his warm greetings to students and teachers, wishing them a fruitful and enriching academic year. He encouraged everyone to work together towards achieving academic excellence and personal growth.”
Greenwood High School, Gopalpur, celebrated National Science Day with great enthusiasm, engaging students in various interactive activities to enhance their scientific understanding. The celebration aimed to make learning more practical and enjoyable by encouraging students to apply their textbook concepts through experiments and demonstrations. Each class participated actively, showcasing their creativity and knowledge.
The primary section focused on simple science experiments, such as water density tests, magnetism, and plant growth observations, helping them understand basic scientific principles in a fun and engaging manner.
Middle school students demonstrated experiments related to their syllabus, including topics like light reflection, acids and bases, and electric circuits. Senior students took a step further by presenting working models on environmental sustainability and space science, highlighting real-world applications of their learning.
Teachers guided students in explaining their textual concepts through hands-on activities, making complex theories easier to grasp. The event not only enhanced students’ curiosity but also encouraged teamwork and innovative thinking. Principal Mrs. Kavita Chawla appreciated the efforts of both students and teachers, emphasizing the importance of scientific temper in daily life. The day concluded with an inspiring talk on India’s scientific achievements and the significance of research in shaping the future.
The celebration of National Science Day at Greenwood High School successfully fostered a spirit of inquiry and creativity among students, making learning an exciting and meaningful experience.
Greenwood High School, Hunter Road Campus, recently hosted an exciting Scholastic Book Fair from February 2, 2025 (Sunday) to April 4, 2025 (Tuesday). The event provided a wonderful opportunity for students, parents, and staff to explore a diverse collection of books spanning various genres and age groups.
The Book Fair saw enthusiastic participation, with a large number of parents and students browsing and purchasing books. Beyond promoting a love for reading, the event fostered a strong sense of community as families came together to support literacy.
Many parents shared their excitement, expressing how the fair helped them discover new titles for their children while nurturing their passion for reading. Students were equally delighted—some found their favorite book series, while others discovered new ones they were eager to explore.
“A book is a dream that you hold in your hand.” – Neil Gaiman
Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, hosted an Inter-House Rangoli Making Competition to celebrate the Sankranthi Festival on 5th January 2025. The event was a vibrant and exciting experience for our enthusiastic girl students from classes VII to X. They participated with great zeal, showcasing their creativity, teamwork, and cultural appreciation. The competition provided a platform for students to express themselves through the traditional art form of Rangoli, highlighting the rich cultural heritage of India.
Significance of Rangoli Making
Rangoli making is a beautiful art form that involves creating intricate patterns using various materials such as powdered lime, red ochre, rice flour, colored sand, quartz powder, flower petals, colored rocks, and glitters. This traditional practice is an integral part of Indian culture, especially during festivals like Diwali, Tihar, Onam, Pongal, and Sankranthi. Rangoli designs are often passed down through generations, preserving the cultural legacy and connecting families.
Role of Rangoli During Sankranthi
Sankranthi, also known as Makar Sankranti, is a major harvest festival celebrated across India. During this festival, Rangoli plays a significant role in welcoming prosperity and happiness into homes. The vibrant designs are created at the entrance of houses to invite positive energy and ward off evil spirits. Rangoli patterns during Sankranthi often depict symbols of abundance, such as grains, flowers, and traditional motifs, reflecting the joy and gratitude of the harvest season.
The Rangoli competition’s seamless execution was made possible by the unwavering support and guidance of Greenwood’s leadership team, 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 collective efforts ensured an enriching experience for the students, fostering a deeper connection to their cultural roots.
24 Teams of girls participated in the competition, putting in tremendous effort and showcasing their artistic skills. Each student created Rangoli designs, reflecting their unique creativity and imagination. The themes ranged from traditional to contemporary, blending cultural heritage with modern aesthetics.
Competition Highlights
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Beyond Art: The Spirit of Rangoli The event was more than just a competition—it was an opportunity to:
Preserve Culture: Instilling respect for traditional practices. Foster Creativity: Encouraging students to express their unique artistic flair. Build Confidence: Offering a platform for self-expression and public acknowledgment. Promote Unity: Bringing together students in a shared celebration of Indian heritage. Awaiting the Big Reveal!
As the event concluded, anticipation filled the air, with everyone eagerly awaiting the announcement of the winners. Regardless of the outcome, every participant walked away with newfound confidence, enriched cultural awareness, and cherished memories.
A panel of experienced judges evaluated the Rangoli artworks based on design selection, color coordination, neatness, creativity, and overall presentation. The competition not only allowed students to display their artistic talents but also helped them understand the cultural significance of Rangoli in Indian traditions.
Stay tuned for the results, as Greenwood High continues to shine as a beacon of cultural pride and creative excellence!
Greenwood High School, Gopalpur, celebrated Christmas with great joy and festivity.
A student dressed as Santa Claus performed a lively dance to “Jingle Bells,” spreading smiles all around.- A group of students showcased their enthusiasm and creativity through a lively dance performance.- Santa distributed chocolates to students and staff, adding sweetness to the occasion.
Principal Mrs. Kavita Chawla delivered a valuable speech, emphasizing the importance of:
A journey through numbers and logic. “Maths is not all about numbers, it is all about understanding”. Pure mathematics is in its way, the poetry of logical ideas. The young minds of Greenwood have participated in the ultimate challenge of Math quest on occasion of children’s day in our school premises on 14-Nov-24.
Maths quest is a competition where the students showcase their hidden talent towards maths. Mathematics has always been a subject that fascinates challenges and sometimes even not. But at the heart of maths lies a profound beauty, where logic patterns and structures converge.
The ultimate challenge is a journey that invites teachers, students and enthusiasts alike to push the boundaries of their knowledge and explore the richness of mathematics thought. This Math Quest represents the essence of challenges, problem-solving, pattern, recognition and critical thinking. Our beloved Dean of Academics Ch. Ravinder sir, Academic Advisor Rajeshwari ma’am, Vice Principal K. Srikanth sir and ACO K. Harsha Vardhan sir inaugurated the event. Then the talented participants took their seats on the stage.
Participants:
EXPONENTIAL EXPERTS:
Anvitha. K (6 Newton)
P. Harshith (7 Newton)
R. P. Dinesh (8 Newton)
B. Mohnish 8 Kalam)
ALGEBRA ACES:
T. Bruhath Reddy (6 Newton)
Mahi Toshniwal (7 Raman)
J. Akshith Kumar (8 Newton)
Dhruvan Karthi (8 Newton)
EQUATION ELITES:
L. Krithik varma (6 Newton)
K. Prayojani (7 Bose)
A. Yagna Harshith (8 Newton)
B. Sukruthi (8 Kalam)
FRACTION FIGHTERS:
B. Vignanika (6 Kalam)
Arjun Vignesh (7 Newton)
B. Neeraj (8 Newton)
S. Suhas (8 Raman)
Then the instructions have been announced by the Head of Maths Department MR. P. Mohan Reddy sir.
The fire began with the visual round it is conducted by Mrs. Asma ma’am. Followed by error spotting round which was conducted by Mr. Ramaneedhar sir. Audience have taken an active part in this event by answering the audience questions and received chocolates. Cryptography round was conducted by Mrs. Ramya ma’am.
The most interesting round was puzzle round and was conducted by shri. Manga. Y ma’am. True or False round was conducted by Mrs. Poornima ma’am. The actual excitement and curiosity began with the rapid fire which was conducted by Mr. P. Mohan Reddy sir. The score was given by Mrs. Anusha ma’am. Everyone played well and gave their best, but one team stole the hearts and first place.
The Winners are:
EXPONENTIAL EXPERTS.
The Runners are:
EQUATION ELITES.
It was an amazing event and knowledge filling one. We thank all the dignitaries, organizers, students and Department of Mathematics for making this event a grand success.
Winter is a season of noticeable change, bringing colder temperatures, shorter days, and unique adaptations for humans, animals, and birds alike. As winter sets in, the climate transforms dramatically, especially in colder regions. Snow may cover the ground, rivers and ponds may freeze, and chilly winds blow through the air. These changes require everyone—humans, animals, and birds—to adjust in order to survive and stay comfortable.
Winter changes the climate in many ways. The temperatures drop significantly, which is especially common in areas that experience snowfall. In some parts of the world, temperatures go below freezing, making water turn to ice. The days become shorter, while nights grow longer and colder. Cold winds make it feel even chillier than the actual temperature. These weather conditions also bring fog and frost, which reduce visibility and make travel challenging. Such changes require extra effort from all forms of life to adapt and stay warm.
Winter brings many changes to people’s daily routines. Clothing becomes thicker and warmer, as people wear jackets, sweaters, gloves, and scarves to keep warm. Households also prepare to keep the cold out, using heaters, hot water bottles, and even lighting fires in fireplaces. Food habits may change, too. Many people consume warm, nutritious foods and hot drinks like soup, tea, and coffee to keep their bodies warm. Schools and workplaces may adjust their schedules or encourage people to stay indoors during the coldest parts of the day.
However, winter also brings health challenges. Common colds, coughs, and even flu are frequent as the body becomes more vulnerable to infections. The elderly and children are particularly at risk and need extra care to stay healthy.
Animals and birds also experience significant changes during winter. Many animals, such as bears, hibernate to conserve energy during this season when food is scarce. They sleep for weeks, even months, without needing to eat or drink. Some animals, like rabbits and foxes, grow thicker fur coats to stay warm. Birds, on the other hand, often migrate to warmer regions, flying thousands of miles to find food and shelter. For birds and animals that stay put, finding food becomes a daily challenge. Many small creatures like squirrels store food in advance to survive the winter months.
Precautions for Children and Adults during Winter
To enjoy a safe and healthy winter, children and adults alike need to take certain precautions.
Dress in Layers: Wearing layers of warm clothing helps trap body heat. Woolen clothes, gloves, hats, and scarves protect against cold air and prevent heat from escaping.
Eat Nutritious Food: Hot and nutritious meals, rich in vitamins and minerals, help strengthen immunity. Warm drinks like soups, herbal teas, and hot milk are comforting and help keep the body warm.
Stay Active Indoors: While it’s tempting to stay cozy, staying active improves blood circulation and keeps the body warm. Simple indoor exercises can be great for both adults and children.
Practice Good Hygiene: Winter is flu season, so it’s important to wash hands frequently, avoid sharing personal items, and cover coughs and sneezes. This helps prevent the spread of colds and flu.
Protect Against Dry Skin: Winter air can dry out skin, so using a moisturizer is essential to avoid dry and cracked skin, especially for young children and elderly people.
We should be mindful of the fact that winter brings beauty and magic but also requires preparation and care. With the right clothing, healthy food, and safe practices, both children and adults can stay warm and healthy. Meanwhile, it’s fascinating to see how animals and birds adjust to winter in their own unique ways, reminding us of the importance of adapting to nature’s seasons. Taking precautions helps everyone—humans, animals, and birds—face the challenges of winter with resilience.
The CBSE National Science Challenge is a prestigious initiative that promotes curiosity and higher-order thinking among students in classes 8 to 10 across CBSE-affiliated schools.With over 27,000 CBSE schools across India, this challenge draws participation from an estimated 100,000 students nationwide, creating an incredibly competitive environment. Focused on science, environment, and sustainability, the challenge comprises two rounds: an initial intra-school round followed by an inter-school competition.
Schools begin by registering students on the CBSE Science Challenge Portal, ensuring every eligible student has the opportunity to participate. The first round is organized within schools, assessing students through timed, accuracy-based MCQs, after which the best six students—two from each class—proceed to the inter-school stage.
This process provides a rich learning environment that aligns with CBSE’s mission to strengthen scientific engagement among young learners, making the Science Challenge an essential step in fostering a well-rounded education.
Earning a place among the top 50 in the National Science Challenge is an extraordinary accomplishment that fills us with immense pride, especially considering the scale of the competition. Nedunuri Sai Vidhyakar of 8th, Chitikela Lekhana of 9th at our Erragattugutta Campus have out-performed an estimated 100,000 participants, placing in the top 50 means our students have ranked in the top 0.05% nationwide, competing among India’s brightest and most dedicated learners.
Representing our school on this prestigious national stage, they showcase their commitment to excellence in science and bring exceptional honour to our entire school community. This achievement is a testament to their hard work, determination, and resilience as they continue to pursue excellence and future opportunities in science and beyond.
Lord Krishna, one of the most revered deities in Hinduism, represents much more than divinity. He embodies friendship, wisdom, and the very essence of life’s profound philosophies. As we celebrate Krishnashtami, it’s important to reflect on how Krishna’s life and teachings continue to inspire and guide us.
Krishna’s life is a beautiful blend of divine playfulness and deep wisdom. From his childhood, he captivated hearts with his mischievous charm and loving nature. His friendships, particularly with Sudama and Arjuna, reveal the purest forms of bond and loyalty. Krishna’s friendship with Sudama is a timeless example of how true friends value each other beyond material wealth or social status. Despite being a king, Krishna welcomed Sudama, a poor Brahmin, with open arms and treated him with utmost respect. This story teaches us that true friendship is not defined by external appearances but by inner connection and mutual respect.
Krishna’s role as a philosopher is equally significant. The Bhagavad Gita, a dialogue between Krishna and Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra, is one of the greatest philosophical texts. Through his teachings in the Gita, Krishna guides Arjuna to overcome his doubts and fears, offering profound insights into life, duty, and righteousness. He emphasizes the importance of selfless action, encouraging us to perform our duties without attachment to the outcomes. This principle of “Karma Yoga” is a cornerstone of Krishna’s philosophy, urging us to live with integrity and purpose.
Krishna’s teachings transcend time and continue to resonate with us today. His message of balance, detachment, and inner peace provides a practical approach to navigating the complexities of modern life. Whether we are dealing with personal challenges or seeking deeper meaning, Krishna’s wisdom offers guidance.
Krishna is not just a divine figure but a symbol of friendship and philosophy. His life and teachings inspire us to be better friends, embrace wisdom, and live with purpose.
As we celebrate Krishnashtami, let us remember the lessons of Krishna and strive to embody the values of love, loyalty, and wisdom in our lives.
The news of The Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy’s Student Council Election for Head Girl and Head Boy 2024-25 was announced by School Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu on 01-07-2024 in the school Special Monday Assembly.
The Interested Students of class 10 were asked to enroll their names as nominees. Initially, 32 Girls and 50 boys enrolled their names as nominees.
In the process of selection of final contestants for the elections, firstly Screening Test – 1 was conducted for all the enrolled students on 01-07-2024 in the First phase of scrutiny. Screening Test -1 was a written test. 8 Girls and 8 boys were selected for Screening Test – 2.
List of Boys selected for Screening Test – 2
N. Sai Kumar
K. Adithya Raman
V. Sai Ruthwik Reddy
S. Sushanth
N. Aswith
P. Rajesh
S. Hrushikesh
T. Siddhartha Goud
List of Girls selected for Screening Test – 2
G. Sahashra
K.Siri
T.Krishi Ashwitha
M.Kruthika Reddy
K. Mayukha
Ch. Anika
E. Lekhya
S. Sonashree
In the second phase of selection, Screening Test – 2 which is a Group Discussion will be conducted on 03-07-2024.
And final contestants will be shortlisted after Screening Test – 2 on03-07-2024 and they will be announced as final contestants of the Head Boy and Head Girl Elections.
Creativity is like your daily hero, making life better for everyone. It’s not just for artists; it helps solve problems and express yourself in unique ways. Try new things, like doodling or cooking, to keep your brain happy and always learning. Let Aadhika Aadhyasari of Class 5 is here to discuss how to make your life for more fun!
