Greenwood, Hunter Road, had the distinct privilege of hosting an enriching and motivational session with the esteemed Dr. Chiranjeevi Ambaragonda, Founder and Chief Coach of Medha Language Theatre. Dr. Chiranjeevi Ambaragonda, an acclaimed author, motivational speaker, and leadership coach, is widely recognized for his ability to inspire and empower students, helping them unlock their full potential and embrace personal and academic growth.
The program commenced with the auspicious lighting of the lamp, symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge and enlightenment. This was followed by a vibrant welcome dance performed by our talented students, which set an uplifting and joyous tone for the day’s proceedings.
We were honored to welcome a distinguished panel of dignitaries to the event, including Director Dr.G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Principal Mrs. Manjula, General Manager Mr. Prabhu Kumar, Vice Principal Mr. Srikanth, and Founder & Chairman of Ethical Career Guidance Mr. G. Shiva Prasad. Each guest was greeted with a bouquet as a mark of respect and appreciation for their presence and support.
The speeches delivered during the event emphasized the importance of perseverance, self-discipline, and strong character in achieving success. Dr. Chiranjeevi Ambaragonda address stood out as the highlight of the session, where he shared profound insights on language development, leadership qualities, and the significance of continuous learning. His words resonated deeply with students, parents, and faculty alike, motivating them to believe in themselves, embrace challenges with courage, and pursue excellence in every endeavor.
The interactive session witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and parents, who engaged thoughtfully with the ideas presented. The atmosphere was charged with positivity and encouragement, and many expressed gratitude for the valuable guidance and inspiration provided.
As the session drew to a close, the Greenwood community extended heartfelt thanks to Dr. Chiranjeevi Ambaragonda by felicitating him, acknowledging his contribution to shaping minds and fostering a culture of learning. The event concluded with the singing of the national anthem, after which students returned to their classes, carrying with them a renewed sense of purpose and motivation.
This inspiring session reaffirmed our belief that education, when coupled with passion and guidance, has the power to transform lives and create leaders of tomorrow.
Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, wore a festive look on 15th August 2025 Friday morning as it celebrated the 79th Independence Day with patriotic zeal and vibrant cultural displays.
Arrival and Guard of Honour
The celebrations began with the arrival of the dignitaries who were welcomed onto the dais with a ceremonial Guard of Honour. The chief guests for the occasion were Sri. Ch. Dharma Reddy and Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Hon’ble Directors of the institution. They were joined by Sri. G. Yellappa Naidu, 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 Sri. M. Phanindra and Sri. P. Kanthi.
Tributes, Flag Hoisting and Parade
The programme commenced with prayers and floral tributes to freedom fighters. This was followed by the hoisting of the National Flag by the chief guests, amid the singing of the National Anthem by the assembled students and staff. The school’s marching contingents presented a parade, drawing applause for their discipline and synchrony.
Speeches by Dignitaries
The dignitaries delivered thought-provoking and inspiring messages, each touching on themes of patriotism, education, and responsibility.
Sri. Ch. Dharma Reddy, Hon’ble Director, urged students to work with dedication and sincerity for the nation’s progress. He expressed his pride in Greenwood alumni who have made their mark in different parts of the world, sharing how he had been pleasantly surprised on several occasions when former students greeted him unexpectedly in various countries and workplaces.
Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Hon’ble Director, reflected on the sacrifices of the nation’s freedom fighters and called upon everyone to uphold the values of democracy. Expressing his amazement at India’s rapid development in recent times, he also touched upon the growing influence of Artificial Intelligence across various fields. However, he firmly stated that the noble profession of teaching stands apart and cannot be replaced by any technology, for it shapes not only intellect but also character.
Sri. G. Yellappa Naidu emphasized the role of education in building a strong and self-reliant India. Reminiscing about his own school days, he fondly recalled how his teachers encouraged students to visit villages and inspire people to contribute to the freedom movement in different ways. His anecdotes brought alive the spirit of those times, bridging the gap between past struggles and present aspirations.
Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar, General Manager, motivated students to set high goals and maintain discipline as a guiding principle in life. He expressed his delight at having Sri. G. Yellappa Naidu in attendance, noting that he had recently celebrated his 96th birthday and was a living witness to the days of the independence struggle.
Speeches by Teachers and Students
Teachers, including Mr. G. Krishna Rao, Mr. M. Ranga Rao, Mr. K. Yakub Reddy, Mr. T. Vijaykanth, Mr. Ranjith Behra, Mr. S. Kiran, Mr. A. Venu Kumar, Mrs. Ayesha, and Mrs. Sarala, shared their thoughts, blending patriotic messages with motivating advice.
Student speakers such as K. Avanthika (IX Sushrutha), K. Harshavardhan Reddy (X Satish Dhawan), Pallek Gollewar (IX Sushrutha), S. Keerthana (IX Hawking), L. Thanisha (X Bhatnagar), L. Jaya Vaishnavi and P. Shreyu(X Bhatnagar) B. Karthika (VI Aristotle) B. Jithender (VII Tesla)and others expressed their pride in the nation through powerful speeches that resonated with the audience reflecting their love for the country.
Prize Distribution
The day also honoured talent and achievement through Prize Distribution in various categories:
Drawing Competition Winners – Recognising artistic expressions of patriotism across Classes IV–X.
High Achiever Awards – Felicitating toppers of Periodic Assessment–1 with Medal of Academic Excellence and cheque worth Rs.500/-
Essay Writing Competition Winners – Celebrating the creativity and expression of young minds.
Elocution Competition Winners – Acknowledging the eloquence and confidence of students.
Prizes by Honda Motors – Awards for road safety games and awareness activities, including Snakes and Ladders, Matching Signals and Symbols, Active Participation, and Bike Ride winners.
The applause and cheers for each winner created a joyous and proud atmosphere.
Cultural Extravaganza
The cultural segment was a vibrant tribute to India’s unity in diversity. It added colour to the morning’s proceedings.
Dance performances ranged from the soulful “Made in India” by Class IV & V girls to energetic numbers like “Kandhon Se Milte Hain” by Class VIII, “Challa Mai Lad Jaana” by Class IX, and “India Wale” by Class X.
Skits such as “Wings of Will” conveyed strong patriotic messages.
Special tribute performances like “PadavoiBharathiyuda,” “Salam India,” and “Vandemataram” mesmerised the audience.
The Dumbbells, Hoops, Leizem dances, and Pyramids presented by students showcased discipline, teamwork, and physical prowess under the mentorship of PET staff.
Each act was met with thunderous applause, making the celebration both entertaining and deeply meaningful.
The event was anchored by S. Sai Shashira, R. Rishika and M. Saanvi under the mentorship of Mr. T. Vijaykanth, whose guidance ensured a seamless flow of the programme. The vote of thanks was proposed by Principal Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar, who appreciated the sincere efforts of all students and staff for making the celebration a grand success.
The 79th Independence Day celebrations at Greenwood High School concluded with a renewed sense of pride, unity, and responsibility towards the nation, as the campus resounded with the spirited chant of “Jai Hind.”
Report By:Mr. 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.
In today’s world, where everything moves fast and attention is constantly pulled in different directions, learning to value time has never been more important. Chronoethics is the concept of respecting time — being punctual, staying organized, and using each moment with purpose. It’s not just about following a schedule; it’s about living with intention and being mindful of how time is spent.
When time is respected, productivity naturally improves. Tasks feel more manageable, deadlines aren’t as overwhelming, and there’s a sense of control over the day. People who are consistent with their time are often seen as dependable and self-disciplined — traits that go a long way, whether in academics, work, or personal life. On top of that, good time management creates room for rest, hobbies, and relationships, leading to a more balanced and fulfilling routine.
Of course, it’s not always easy to stay on track. Procrastination, distractions (especially digital ones), and low motivation can get in the way. But small, practical strategies — like breaking tasks into steps, setting clear goals, and limiting unnecessary screen time — can make a big difference. Progress doesn’t have to be perfect, just steady.
Ultimately, chronoethics is about more than just being on time. It’s about respecting one’s own life and the time of others. When time is treated as something valuable, life starts to feel more organized, less stressful, and a lot more meaningful. Respecting time is one of the simplest but most powerful ways to live with clarity and purpose.
As the golden rays of a new academic year dawned over Greenwood High School, the campus came alive with anticipation, joy and a renewed sense of purpose. Students and teachers assembled in the central courtyard—a space symbolic of unity and learning. The warm smiles of teachers and the quiet rustle of crisp uniforms set a hopeful tone for the journey ahead.
A Soulful Start: Prayer and National Anthem
The day began with a soulful prayer, led by senior students, seeking blessings for a year filled with wisdom, strength, and perseverance. This was followed by a stirring rendition of the National Anthem, sung in unison by the entire school community. The atmosphere was one of reverence, unity, and pride.
Principal’s Welcome Address
The heart of the morning was the Welcome Address by the Principal, who greeted both returning students and newcomers with warmth. He spoke about Greenwood High School’s vision of holistic education, instructed students to embrace curiosity, maintain discipline, and uplift each other. He reminded everyone that Greenwood is more than a school—it is a thriving community of learners.
A Student-Led Assembly Filled with Creativity
What made this year’s inaugural assembly truly special was the fact that it was entirely organized by Class 10 students, who took initiative with exceptional confidence, creativity, and dedication. Their efforts transformed the gathering into an engaging and inspiring experience.
Key highlights of the student-led segments included:
💭 Thought for the Day: “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.”
🧩 Riddle Time: Clever riddles that sparked laughter and engagement.
🌍 Amazing Facts: Fascinating insights from science, history, and current affairs.
📰 News Reading: Concise updates from India and around the world, delivered professionally.
💬 Conversation with Different Ideologies: A meaningful dialogue between students, demonstrating critical thinking and respect for differing viewpoints.
Inspiring Words from the Director
The assembly reached its emotional and motivational peak with the address by Sri.Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, the esteemed Director of Greenwood High School. His words left a lasting impression on both students and staff, igniting minds with a renewed sense of direction and purpose.
Sri.Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu began by acknowledging the enthusiasm and fresh energy that filled the campus. He expressed his pride in seeing Greenwood grow each year—not just in numbers, but in spirit, ambition, and values. He then turned his attention to the students, calling them the true architects of the future.
“You are not just here to learn facts,” he said, “you are here to discover your passions, build your character, and prepare yourselves to face the world with courage and compassion.”
With warmth and conviction, he spoke about the importance of:
Perseverance in the face of failure, reminding students that every great success story is built on challenges overcome.
Character over competition, emphasizing integrity, empathy, and responsibility as hallmarks of true leadership.
Dreaming big and acting bold, urging students to go beyond comfort zones and believe in their potential to create meaningful change.
He used personal anecdotes, inspiring stories of past students, and real-world examples to connect deeply with the audience. His speech was not just a motivational talk—it was a call to action, urging every student to see themselves as capable, resilient, and valuable contributors to society.
Felicitating Excellence: Medal Ceremony
A highlight of the morning’s assembly was the felicitation of outstanding students. These young achievers were awarded medals and certificates as a mark of recognition and encouragement. As each name was announced, the courtyard filled with applause, celebrating not just individual success, but the spirit of dedication and discipline that Greenwood High School stands for. The proud smiles of the students and their teachers reflected the shared joy of achievement.
SURPRISE TEST 1 WINNERS – 21-06-2025
CLASS – IV
1. K. Dinesh
2. M. Sanvith
CLASS – V
1. U. Siddartha
2. G. Laxmi Narasimha
3. K. Anshu Teja
CLASS – VI
1. K. Drawan
2. M. Dheekshith
3. K. Aishika
CLASS – VII
1. G. Siri
2. P. Neha
3. A. Koushik
CLASS – VIII
1. A. Charan
2. B. Jeevana
3. R. Roshan
CLASS – IX
1. K. Sirivennala
2. N. Laxman
3. S. Dhruv
KHO KHO Winners in Sports competition conducted during Annual Training Camp – 1 2025 in the month of May 2025 by 10(T) BN NCC, Warangal
1. J. Priyanshu – Class X
2. L. Pavan – Class X
3. D. Sushanth Kumar – Class X
4. B. Nithin – Class X
5. J. Yeshwanth – Class X
6. K. Mohan Krishna – Class X
7. N. Ojaswith – X
VOLLEY BALL Winners in Sports competition conducted during Annual Training Camp – 1 2025 in the month of May 2025 by 10(T) BN NCC, Warangal
1. A. Vinel Chandra of Class X
2. J.B. Armaan of Class X
3. J. Shailender of Class X
4. B. Karan Singh of Class IX
J. Shailender of Class X stood Best in Firing in Junior Division conducted during Annual Training Camp – 1 2025 in the month of May 2025 by 10(T) BN NCC, Warangal
The Director, Academic Principal Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar , Administrative Principal Sri. T. Pavan Kumar, Vice Principal Sri. V. Suresh Kumar and Academic Coordinators Smt. P. Kanthi and M. Phanindra personally handed out the medalsand certificates offering words of appreciation and motivation to each awardee. This moment served as an inspiration to all, reminding everyone that hard work, perseverance, and a positive attitude always earn their reward.
🇮🇳 Closing with Pride and Purpose
The final part of the assembly included brief instructions for the day, after which teachers escorted students to their classrooms. Whether they began with regular lessons or orientation activities, the day officially commenced with clarity, enthusiasm, and motivation.
The Greenwood Spirit Shines Bright
This inaugural assembly was a testament to the vibrant culture of Greenwood HighSchool, where leadership, tradition, innovation, and student agency thrive side by side. It showed that the spirit of the school lives deeply not only in its teachers and visionaries—but also in its students, especially those who step up to lead with responsibility and heart.
Reported by : T. Vijaykanth ( HOD English Department )
Greenwood High School, Mancherial, celebrated International Yoga Day with great enthusiasm and spirit on 21st June 2025, under the able guidance of Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi. The event was conducted with the aim of promoting physical, mental, and spiritual well-being among the students and staff.
Renowned yoga instructor Shri.Shankar Guruji graced the occasion and led the yoga session with dedication and energy. The session began with loosening exercises, followed by the demonstration and practice of various asanas such as *Tadasana, Vrukshasana, Trikonasana, and **Veerabhadrasana. The students also performed different *pranayama techniques including Surya Anuloma-Viloma, Chandra Anuloma-Viloma, and Bhramari, which helped them focus on their breath and attain inner peace.
Along with the students, the teachers and staff members also actively participated in the yoga session, showing great enthusiasm and commitment. Their involvement added to the spirit of togetherness and promoted the message that yoga is for everyone, regardless of age or profession.
A special highlight of the event was the impressive Surya Namaskar performance by Shreyan of Grade 4, who displayed commendable flexibility and focus on the dais, inspiring fellow students.
The event concluded with a motivating speech by *Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan, who spoke about the *significance of Yoga Day and emphasized the importance of including yoga in our daily routine for a healthier and balanced life. He appreciated the participation of both students and teachers and encouraged everyone to continue practicing yoga regularly.
The celebration served as a beautiful reminder of the ancient Indian tradition that unites body, mind, and soul, making the day a memorable and enlightening experience for all.
A Training cum workshop was conducted for the Greenwood High School teachers on the topic ‘Sadhguru’ under the aegis of Ethical Career Guidance organization.
Sri. G. Shivaprasad the Founder and Chairman of this organization introduced the objectives of this organization and introduced Sri. D. Muralidhar, a former Air Force officer and a Psychologist. Sri. D. Muralidhar spoke on many aspects that can transform a Guru into a Sadhguru in the classroom. Particularly his words on ‘Interpersonal relationship’ were well received by one and all and highly appreciated.
Teachers expressed their happiness for getting a chance to take part in such a workshop which was very highly educative and useful.
Our Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu presided over this program and expressed his ambition and hope that greenwood Teachers empower themselves through this kind of workshops. The school Academic Principal Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar ,Administrative Principal Sri. T. Pavan Kumar and Vice Principal Sri. V. Suresh Kumar organized this program very effectively and thanked Sri. G. Shiva Prasad and Sri. D. Muralidhar for having come here and enlighten the teachers.
Giving his closing remarks the principal Sri. V.V.V.Naveen Kumar informed the teachers that in future there are going to be many such Training programs and Workshops and all the teachers expressed their happiness with wholehearted anticipation of knowing and learning many wonderful things in the course of the time.
Every child is special in his or her own way. Just like no two stars in the sky are exactly the same, no two children are the same. Each child is born with special qualities, talents, and dreams. Some children are good at drawing, some are great at sports, and others may love to sing, dance, or solve puzzles. When we take time to notice and appreciate these differences, we are celebrating uniqueness.
In schools and homes, we often see that some children are better at certain things than others. It is easy to praise a child who gets high marks or wins prizes. But it is also important to remember that every child has something bright inside them. For example, a child who is kind and always helps others has a gift of kindness. Another child may not speak much, but may be a deep thinker and a great observer. When we celebrate these qualities, we help children feel proud of who they are.
It is natural to compare ourselves with others. Many children feel sad when they see someone doing something they cannot do. But we must remember that we all have different strengths. The world is like a big garden with many types of flowers. Roses, sunflowers, and lilies are all different, but each one is beautiful. In the same way, our world needs children with different talents and ideas.
Teachers and parents play an important role in helping children discover their unique gifts. When they encourage children to try new things and support them when they fail, children gain confidence. A simple smile or kind words like “You did your best” or “I am proud of you” can make a big difference. When children feel accepted for who they are, they grow into happy and confident adults.
Celebrating uniqueness also means respecting others. When we learn to accept people who are different from us, we create a kinder and more peaceful world. Children should be taught to respect others’ talents and dreams, even if they are not the same as their own. For example, a child who loves reading can cheer for a friend who enjoys dancing. By doing this, we build strong friendships and a loving community.
It is also important to give every child a chance to shine. School programs like talent shows, art exhibitions, storytelling contests, or sports days allow children to show their abilities. Even small classroom activities where every child gets a turn to speak or share can help them feel valued.
Every child is a star with their own light. Some stars shine brightly in the sky right away, while others take time to glow. What matters is that each star is important and special. When we celebrate the uniqueness of every child, we help them believe in themselves. We create a world where everyone feels seen, heard, and loved. So let us always remember — every child is a star, and together they make the sky beautiful.
Place values are the values of each digit in a number based on its position. Starting from the right, each place value gets bigger by 10 times. The place values are:
Ones (1)
Tens (10)
Hundreds (100)
How to Write Numbers in Expanded Form
Let’s take the number 456. To write this number in expanded form, we break it down into its place values:
400 (hundreds)
50 (tens)
6 (ones)
So, the expanded form of 456 is:
400 + 50 + 6
Why is Expanded Form Important?
Writing numbers in expanded form helps us understand the value of each digit and how they contribute to the total number. It’s like breaking down a big puzzle into smaller pieces!
Example
Let’s try another example. The number 279 can be broken down into:
200 (hundreds)
70 (tens)
9 (ones)
So, the expanded form of 279 is:
200 + 70 + 9
Conclusion
In conclusion, expanded form is a powerful tool that helps us understand numbers better. By breaking down numbers into their place values, we can see how each digit contributes to the total number. So, next time you see a big number, try breaking it down into its expanded form!
As part of the Road Transport Week celebrations held in the third week of January 2005, the Road Transport Office (RTO) of Hanumakonda district, in collaboration with the Department of School Education, organized a series of district-level competitions to promote road safety awareness among school students. One of the main events was a quiz competition for senior students on the topic of “Road Safety.”
In this highly competitive event, Ch. Lekhana, a Class IX student from Greenwood High School, showcased her exceptional knowledge of road safety rules and regulations. Competing against students from various schools across the district, Lekhana stood out with her quick thinking and thorough understanding of road safety practices. Her outstanding performance earned her the coveted first-place position in the district.
This achievement not only brought pride to Greenwood High School but also emphasized the importance of road safety education among students. The event was a significant step toward raising awareness about road safety, and Ch. Lekhana’s success serves as an inspiration for her peers to actively contribute to making roads safer for everyone.
Ch. Lekhana, receiving her certificate for winning the District Road Safety Quiz Competition, from District Collector Ms. P. Pravinya, IAS, and Warangal Police Commissioner Mr. Ambar Kishor Jha, IPS, during the Republic Day celebrations of Hanumakonda district.
Greenwood High School Bids a Heartfelt Farewell to the Class X Batch – The “Vision Vanguard” of 2024-25 On February 9, 2025 (Sunday), Greenwood High School hosted a poignant farewell ceremony for its Class X students, marking the end of their school journey and the beginning of new horizons. The event was a perfect blend of emotions, nostalgia, and celebration, creating cherished memories for all.
The farewell commenced with mesmerizing dance performances by students of both Class IX and X, setting the stage for an evening filled with joy and reminiscence. The Class IX students expressed their heartfelt gratitude towards their seniors, acknowledging the invaluable lessons they had learned from them. They pledged to uphold the rich traditions and values of Greenwood High School, carrying forward its legacy with pride.
In response, the Class X students took a moment to convey their sincere appreciation to their teachers for their unwavering guidance and support throughout their academic years. The subject teachers, in turn, offered their best wishes, encouraging students to remain dedicated, work diligently, and stay true to their aspirations as they step into the next phase of their educational journey.
The school administration also shared words of wisdom with the departing students:
Vice Principal Sri. K. Srikanth emphasized the importance of focus and determination. Sri. Dr. Ch. Ravinder, Dean of Academics, extended his best wishes for their success in all future endeavors. Smt. Jahnavi Reddy highlighted the virtue of loyalty. Principal Smt. Manjula Devi reminded students to remain humble and considerate. GM Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar delivered a touching message, stating that parents are life’s truest friends. Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu inspired the students by saying, “Your dreams of today are your achievements of tomorrow. As you leave this school, may you carry with you the values that will shape not only your future but also the future of our nation.” The event culminated in a delightful lunch hosted by the school, offering students, teachers, and staff an opportunity to bond and celebrate this significant milestone together.
The farewell was more than just a goodbye—it was a celebration of growth, learning, and the indelible mark that the Class X batch leaves behind. It reinforced the school’s commitment to shaping future leaders by instilling the values of hard work, loyalty, perseverance, and gratitude.
“Shaping Future Leaders, Celebrating Every Step Forward.”
Greenwood High School, Gopalpur joyfully celebrated Akshara Abhyasam on the auspicious occasion of Vasanth Panchami. The event saw the participation of all Greenwoodians, along with several students who had come for new admissions and Akshara Abhyasam.
The pooja was conducted with devotion, led by Mr. Prabhu Kumar, General Manager of Greenwood High School, with the guidance of Iyer Garu. Mrs. Kavita Chawla, Principal of the School, also performed the pooja with great reverence and later distributed prasadam to all attendees.
The atmosphere was filled with spiritual energy as students, parents, and staff enthusiastically recited shlokas. Flowers and prasadam were offered to Goddess Saraswati, and each child actively participated in the rituals, making the event a memorable and enriching experience for everyone.
Diamond House Activities at Greenwood High School, Mancherial Under the dynamic supervision of Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi, the Diamond House organized an inspiring and impactful event, showcasing the talents and awareness of its students. The activities were coordinated by the dedicated Housemaster, Mrs. M. Soujanya Latha, with the enthusiastic support of House teachers—Mr. O. Venkatesh, Mr. J. Suresh, Mrs. P. Sunita, Mrs. Merlyn Rice, Mrs. Kavitha, and Mrs. N. Sailaja.
The highlight of the program was a thought-provoking skit titled “The Battle Within: Fighting Cancer with Awareness”, performed by the students of Diamond House. The skit emphasized the importance of early detection, healthy living, and emotional resilience in combating cancer. With its powerful message and heartfelt performances, it left a lasting impact on the audience. The program was gracefully introduced by Mrs. Soujanya Latha, setting the tone for a meaningful and engaging event.
The anchoring duo, Bhuvan Teja and Ch. Sai Tejaswi, captivated the audience with their confident and lively presentation, adding charm and energy to the proceedings.
Another remarkable segment of the event was a soulful rendition of the patriotic song “Hum Honge Kaamyaab”, sung in nine different languages—Hindi, Konkani, Punjabi, Marathi, Bengali, Kannada, Gujarati, Telugu, and English. This multilingual performance by the students and House teachers beautifully showcased India’s unity in diversity, filling the atmosphere with patriotic fervor.
In a heartfelt gesture, Diamond House extended its best wishes to the school management for the continued growth and development of Greenwood High School and conveyed its support to the 10th-grade students, encouraging them to excel in their upcoming board examinations.
The event resonated with the inspiring words of Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan and Mr. O. Venkatesh, whose motivational addresses uplifted the spirits of both students and teachers. Their guidance and encouragement played a crucial role in the success of the program, leaving everyone with a renewed sense of purpose and determination.
The Diamond House activities were a perfect blend of awareness, cultural unity, and academic motivation, reflecting the values and vision of Greenwood High School.
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
The Republic Day celebrations at Greenwood High School, Gopalpur, were marked with great patriotism and enthusiasm. The event began with the escort of our esteemed guest, Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar Sir, followed by a warm welcome address by Principal Mrs. Kavita Chawla. The national flag was then hoisted by Prabhu Kumar Sir, accompanied by the singing of the National Anthem. The students of Grades 3 to 7 performed a disciplined and spirited parade, showcasing their dedication to the nation.
Cultural Program Highlights:
Speech: R. Shaanavi of Class 6 delivered an inspiring speech.
Fancy Dress Competition: Pre-primary students (Nursery, LKG, and UKG) dressed as freedom fighters stole the show with their adorable performances.
Dance Performances:
Classes 1 and 2 presented a moving dance on “Oh Desh Mere Tere Shaan Ke Sadke”, portraying soldiers on the Indian border.
Class 3 girls performed “Vatan Yeh Yaad Rahega”, while the boys energized the crowd with “A Bhai Zara Dekh Ke Chalo,” spreading awareness about road safety.
An award ceremony followed, where certificates were handed over by Prabhu Kumar Sir and Ms. Kavita Chawla to the winners of various competitions, including:
Storytelling
Essay Writing
Drawing
Solo Singing
Special Performances:
Class 4 Skit: A MIME performance on Unity in Diversity left the audience with a powerful message.
Dance by Classes 5, 6 & 7: The older students showcased their talent with a vibrant and energetic group dance.
LKG Quiz: A special Q&A round was conducted for LKG students on the topic of National Symbols, engaging the youngest participants.
The celebration concluded with the distribution of sweets and a heartfelt message from the school, wishing everyone a Happy Republic Day.
Greenwood High School, Gopalpur takes pride in nurturing patriotism and unity among its students, making this Republic Day a memorable one for all.
On January 3, 2025, Greenwood High School in Hasanparthy hosted a vibrant Mehndi competition for girls in grades 7 to 10 in celebration of the upcoming Sankranti Festival. Mehndi, also known as henna, is a paste made from the henna plant and is used for temporary body art. It is believed to bring positive vibes and good luck. The competition aimed to help students explore traditional values, express their artistic talents, and showcase their creativity through various Mehndi designs.
Mehndi holds a special place in Indian culture, blending medicinal properties with deep-seated sentiments and beliefs. The deeper the color of the Mehndi, the stronger the love and bond it symbolizes. The competition was not just about assessing drawing skills but also about appreciating creativity and unique expression, contributing to the overall personality development of the students.
The event saw enthusiastic participation from 35 students, who crafted intricate designs based on diverse themes. While some designs were rooted in tradition, others showcased modern and trendy interpretations. The school grounds were adorned with colorful decorations, creating a festive and celebratory atmosphere.
Respected dignitaries, including Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Greenwood General Manager Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar, Academic Principal Mr. V. V. V. Naveen Kumar, Administrative Principal Mr. T. Pavan Kumar, Vice Principal Mr. V. Suresh Kumar, and Academic Coordinator Mrs. P. Kanthi, actively guided the teachers, staff, and students, ensuring the competition’s success. A distinguished panel of judges added prestige to the event.
Importance of Mehendi Competitions in School Education
Cultural Preservation: Mehndi competition connect students with their cultural heritage, keeping traditional practices alive.
Creative Expression: These events provide a platform for students to showcase their creativity and artistic flair.
Skill Development: Applying Mehndi enhances fine motor skills, patience, precision, and concentration.
Interpersonal Skills: Competitions foster teamwork and friendships, promoting healthy competition and social interaction.
Cultural Awareness: Students learn about diverse cultural practices and the significance of Mehndi in various celebrations.
Celebrating Festivals: Aligning competitions with festivals like Sankranti fosters unity and shared cultural experiences.
Benefits of Mehndi Competitions
Boosting Confidence: Publicly showcasing creative work enhances students’ confidence.
Fostering Inclusivity: Mehndi competitions provide opportunities for all students to shine, regardless of academic strengths.
Parental Involvement: Cultural events strengthen the bond between the school and families, highlighting the school’s commitment to holistic education.
The Mehndi competition at Greenwood High School was more than just a celebration of artistic talent; it was a tribute to cultural preservation, creativity, and personal development. Events like these enrich the school experience and contribute significantly to the holistic education of students.
The winners of the Mehndi competition will be announced shortly!
Under the visionary guidance of Principal Mr. Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi, Greenwood High School, Mancherial, organized a captivating social activity titled *Unveiling States and Capitals🇮🇳🇮🇳. The event, anchored by Unnathi of 7th Satish Dhawan, showcased the enthusiasm and collaborative spirit of students and staff.
A special highlight of the event was the dedicated contribution of art teacher Mr. Suresh🎨🎨🎨, whose hard work added vibrancy and creativity to the activity. The involvement of social studies teachers Mrs Tejaswi and Mrs. Rajitha ensured the educational aspect was thoroughly covered, as they guided the students in understanding India’s geographical features, such as plains, plateaus, mountains, rivers, and the capitals of each state.
The event was further enriched by the support of Mrs. Saba Firdous, Mr. Mahendar, Mr. O. Venkatesh, and Mr. Srinivas, who worked tirelessly to help the students pronounce the names of states, capitals, and notable personalities accurately. The moments were beautifully captured by Mr. Rajesh Khanna,📷🤳 whose video recordings will serve as lasting memories of the day.
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All primary students actively participated, displaying keen interest and enthusiasm while learning about India’s diverse geography and cultural heritage. This activity not only expanded their knowledge but also instilled pride in the rich and varied landscapes of their country.
The event stands as a testament to the collaborative efforts of Greenwood High School’s faculty and students, leaving an indelible mark of success and inspiration.
Christmas Eve is a time of joy, togetherness and celebrations often filled with traditions that bring families and communities closer.
Under the guidance of Principal Mr. Chandra Mohan and Vice principal Mr. G. Thirupathi , students, teaching and non teaching staff assembled together to enjoy the celebrations in a traditional and delightful manner.
The event was anchored by Sushrutha and Nithya from grade 8th (Kalogi). The celebrations began as all the children and staff gathered in the ground, where a beautifully decorated home, glowing with twinkling lights, garlands and a sparkling Christmas tree 🎄 adorned with ornaments, ribbons and Star on top.
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The dignitaries were graciously welcomed on to the dais later they enlightened all with their words of wisdom. All children were stimulated and captivated by the insights.
The celebrations started with an eye feasting skit about Jesus Christ by 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th students composed by Ms. Meera teacher In addition to a dance was exceptionally performed by the primary Children . A song was melodiously sung by class 7th Raman girls.
Moreover, a speech was delivered by Mr. Srinivas, about the significance of the festival. Eventually,the event was wrapped up with a formal vote of thanks delivered by Vice Principal sir about the teachers meticulous planning of the event and speechless performances by children.
The Christmas Eve celebrations are a magical time that embodies love, generosity and hope setting the perfect stage for the joy of Christmas Day.
Greenwood High School, Mancherial, celebrated National Mathematics Day with great enthusiasm and academic fervor under the guidance of Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan, Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi, and mathematics faculty Mrs. Soujanya Latha, Mr. Ramakrishna, Mr. Saba Firdose, and Mrs. Amitha Ma’am.and Mrs Premalatha .
The day began with a *special morning assembly, where the portrait of the legendary mathematician *Srinivasa Ramanujan was garlanded to honor his contributions to mathematics. This was followed by an insightful *explanation of ‘Mathematics in Nature’, accompanied by engaging *activities conducted by the mathematics department. A Mathematics Expo was also organized, with *Mr. Venkatesh, **Mr. Rajesh Khanna, and *Mr. Rajesh serving as judges, evaluating the innovative projects displayed by students.
In the *afternoon session, students and staff gathered on the school ground for the main event, anchored by *R. Tanmayi and Ch. Sai Tejaswi. The event featured a vibrant lineup of activities:
A fancy dress competition, where students portrayed famous mathematicians.
A speech by Deekshitha from 8th Sathish Dhawan, highlighting Ramanujan’s contributions.
An energetic dance performance by 5th-grade children.
A skit by 8th Kaloji that creatively emphasized the importance of mathematics in daily life.
Finger Maths demonstration by Ch. Thanvi and S. Sreeja.
A speech by Lineesha on the significance of mathematics.
An insightful session on Vedic Maths by Mrs. Soujanya Latha and Mrs. Saba Firdous.
Table tricks were demonstrated by Rajesh Sir, captivating the students with fun mathematical concepts.
Additionally, a Rangoli competition was held, and the winners were:
*K. Amuktha Kasthuri, **K. Deekshitha, and *B. Hanika from 8th Sathish Dhawan.
Ch. Sai Tejaswi and S. Thanusri from 9th Sathish Dhawan.
The Math Expo winners were:
Sahasra and Aradhya from Grades 1 & 2.
*M. Harshith Varma, **S. Ishaan, and *G. Srikruth from Grade 5.
The day concluded with an *inspiring address by Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan, emphasizing the importance of mathematics in shaping analytical and problem-solving skills among students. The event ended with a heartfelt *vote of thanks delivered by Mr. Ramakrishna, expressing gratitude to everyone involved in making the celebration a grand success.
The celebration of National Mathematics Day at Greenwood High School not only honored the legacy of Srinivasa Ramanujan but also instilled a deeper appreciation for mathematics among the students.
