We are immensely proud to announce the outstanding performance of our 10th-grade students in the 2024–25 SSC Board Examinations. Out of 35 students who appeared for the exams, 21 students achieved a remarkable milestone by scoring 500 marks and above out of 600. This achievement is a true reflection of hard work, commitment, and excellence in education.
This phenomenal success wouldn’t have been possible without the constant support and encouragement of our school management. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our esteemed *management *Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan* and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathifor their visionary leadership, relentless guidance, and continuous motivation which played a pivotal role in driving students towards academic excellence.
We also appreciate the relentless efforts of our dedicated faculty who mentored, guided, and supported every student with care and commitment throughout the academic year. Their tireless devotion has laid a strong foundation for our students’ success.
To our dear students—your hard work, determination, and discipline have borne sweet fruit. We are incredibly proud of each one of you for striving for excellence and upholding the values of Greenwood High School.
Last but not least, we express sincere thanks to the parents for their unwavering support, cooperation, and trust in the institution. Your encouragement and involvement have been key to the students’ achievements.
Let this success be a stepping stone for greater accomplishments in the future. May our students continue to shine brightly in all their endeavors!
Congratulations to all the achievers! *Greenwood High School continues to uphold its tradition of excellence.
What Truly Matters: Foundations of Character – Integrity, Empathy, Grit.
In our busy lives, we often think a lot about marks, money, jobs, or how many friends we have. These things are important, but they are not the most important. What truly matters is our character – the kind of person we are inside. A strong character helps us live a good and meaningful life. The three key parts of a strong character are integrity, empathy, and grit.
Integrity – Being Honest and True
Integrity means doing what is right, even when no one is watching. A person with integrity is honest, fair, and trustworthy. They do not lie, cheat, or take shortcuts. They stand by their values and keep their promises.
For example, if you see someone drop money, you return it, even if no one else saw it happen. In school, if you make a mistake, you admit it. You don’t blame others or hide the truth. People with integrity are respected and trusted by everyone. They feel proud because they know they are doing the right thing.
Empathy – Understanding and Caring for Others
Empathy means being able to understand how others feel. It is about listening, caring, and being kind. When you are empathetic, you try to see the world from another person’s point of view.
If your friend is sad, you comfort them. If someone is left out in a group, you include them. If someone is hurt, you help them. Small acts of kindness can make a big difference. Empathy helps us build strong friendships and live in peace with others. It teaches us that everyone has feelings and deserves love and respect.
Grit – Never Giving Up
Grit means having the courage and strength to keep going, even when things are hard. Life is full of problems, but grit helps us face them. It helps us work hard, stay focused, and not give up easily.
For example, if you are struggling in a subject at school, grit helps you keep trying, asking for help, and practicing more. If you fall, grit helps you stand up again. Many successful people did not win the first time. They failed many times, but they did not quit. That is grit – the power to keep trying.
Why These Qualities Matter:
Integrity, empathy, and grit are the roots of a good character. They help us become better students, friends, and citizens. These qualities do not depend on our looks, marks, or money. They are inside us, and we can grow them every day.
In the end, people may forget how smart or rich we were, but they will always remember how we treated others and how we faced life’s challenges.
What truly matters is not how much we have, but who we are. A good character is built on honesty (integrity), kindness (empathy), and strength (grit). These are the real treasures in life. If we grow these qualities, we will live with pride, joy, and peace.
Our school Abhyaas, the global school organized a free eye testing camp for the children and staff on 12 March 2025. The camp was conducted by the team of experienced ophthalmologist from Max vision.
Ophthalmologist doctor advice, some guidelines to students and staff.
Get regular eye checkup
Avoid staring at the screen for too long
Avoid using Mobiles for long time
Avoid rubbing your eyes frequently
Eat green leafy vegetables, thrice a week
Give more awareness on myopia, which is also known as nearsightedness, is a common vision condition where close objects are seen clearly, but distant object appearing blurred.
Symptoms of myopia
Difficulty, seeing distant objects
Squinting or staining to see far away objects
Headache or eye strain for prolonged focusing
Difficulty in driving or watching TV.
Before the eye testing, there was an interaction between doctors and students, students asked their doubts and doctors clarified them. It was very interesting conversation between doctors and students.
**** High school girl students came up with doubt as can they use eyeliner or Kajal.
Whole school students’ eyes were tested, instructions given during eye testing were follow instructions carefully, look directly at the target, honestly.
Doctors followed the testing on the basis of
Visual acuity test: students were asked to read the letters from an eye chart to assess their visual acuity.
Refraction test: students were asked to look through a phoropter, which is a device that contains different lenses. This test helps to determine students perceptions.
Cover test: students asked to cover one eye and then the other while looking at the target. This test helps detect any eye alignment problems.
Abhyaas believe that healthy vision is essential for academic and personal growth. Abuse will continue to organize such camps to ensure that our students have access to the quality eye care.
CAMP WAS A HUGE SUCCESS
ABHYAAS thanks Max vision ophthalmologist for their support and expertise in making this camp a success.
Greenwood High School, Mancherial, celebrated National Science Day with great enthusiasm under the guidance of Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan and *Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi. The event was coordinated by science teachers **Mr. Balakrishnan, Mr. O. Venkatesh, and Mrs. Saba Firdose, who played a key role in preparing students for their project explanations. *Mrs. M. Soujanya, the EVS teacher, also contributed to the success of the event.
The exhibition segment featured a variety of science exhibits brought by students, who explained their projects with confidence and clarity. The judging panel included Mrs. M. Soujanya Latha, Mrs. M. Ramakrishna, and Mrs. Saba Firdous, who evaluated the exhibits and selected the winners across different categories.
Prize Winners
Juniors Category (Grades 1-3):
1st Prize: Haswith (Grade 2)
2nd Prize: Manaswi and Mahendra (Grade 3)
Middle Category (Grades 4-6):
1st Prize: Nehaswi and Thanushri
2nd Prize: Aarick (Grade 4)
Senior Category (Grades 7-8):
1st Prize: Deekshitha (Grade 8)
2nd Prize: Rithwik, Amith, and J. Aniketh
The entire morning session was efficiently anchored by Mr. L. Srinivas, ensuring the smooth flow of the program.
Afternoon Session
The afternoon session commenced with *Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi garlanding the portrait of Sir C.V. Raman, honoring his invaluable contributions to science. **Mr. Balakrishnan, the science teacher, delivered an inspiring speech, emphasizing the significance of National Science Day. *Hanika from Grade 8 also delivered a speech, sharing her insights on the importance of scientific innovation. The session concluded with the Principal Mr. Chandramohan ‘ s address, where he motivated students to cultivate a scientific mindset and explore the wonders of science.
The National Science Day celebrations at Greenwood High School were a grand success, fostering scientific curiosity and innovation among students.
Kindness and empathy are two of the most powerful tools we have to make the world a better place. They cost nothing, yet their impact can be priceless. In our busy lives, we sometimes forget how much a small act of kindness or a moment of understanding can mean to someone.
Kindness is about being good to others. It can be as simple as smiling at someone, helping a friend, or offering kind words. Kindness makes people feel loved and appreciated. When we are kind, we spread positivity and create happiness—not just for others, but also for ourselves.
Empathy is the ability to understand and share someone else’s feelings. It is like putting yourself in another person’s shoes. For example, if someone is sad, empathy allows us to understand their sadness and offer support. It helps us become better listeners and more compassionate individuals.
When we combine kindness with empathy, amazing things can happen. For instance, if a classmate is struggling with homework, offering help and understanding their frustration can make a big difference. They feel supported, and you feel good for helping.
Kindness and empathy also bring people closer. They build trust and strengthen relationships. A kind gesture or an understanding word can heal wounds, solve problems, and even prevent conflicts. Imagine a world where everyone practices kindness and empathy—it would be a peaceful and happy place!
In today’s world, many people experience stress, loneliness, and sadness. A little kindness can brighten someone’s day, and empathy can make them feel less alone. When we are kind and empathetic, we inspire others to do the same. This creates a chain reaction, spreading goodness everywhere.
Studies have shown that practicing kindness and empathy is beneficial for our health. It reduces stress, fosters a sense of connection, and boosts happiness. These qualities also make us better leaders, friends, and family members.
Practicing kindness and empathy is easy. Start small—say “thank you” and “please.” Listen when someone talks to you. Help your parents with chores or assist your classmates with their work. If someone is feeling down, try to understand their feelings and comfort them.
Avoid judging others. Everyone has their own struggles, and sometimes, all they need is someone who understands. Even if you can’t solve their problems, simply being there for them can mean a lot.
Teaching kindness and empathy to children is essential for their overall development. These qualities help children build positive relationships, understand others’ feelings, and create a caring community. They can be nurtured through intentional actions and activities in schools.
Teachers can incorporate stories, role-playing, and group discussions into their lessons to help students understand different perspectives. Encouraging teamwork and cooperation in projects also fosters empathy. Acts of kindness—such as helping peers, sharing, or volunteering—should be encouraged and rewarded to reinforce positive behavior.
Kindness and empathy are not just actions; they are attitudes. They remind us that we are all connected and that every small act of goodness matters. By practicing kindness and empathy, we can make a big difference in the lives of others and in our own.
So, let’s choose to be kind and empathetic every day. Together, we can create a world filled with love, understanding, and happiness.
The Grade 5 students participated in an engaging Maths Club Activity to explore the fascinating world of Mathematics.
The objective of this activity was to promote problem-solving skills, teamwork, and the application of mathematical concepts to real-world problems.
Here’s a sneak peek at what was planned for the event:
Diamond House: Nets of 3D shapes Ruby House: Volume and capacity Emerald House: Measuring weight Sapphire House: Symmetry and its types The session began with an introduction to how Mathematics is present in our daily lives—from the moment we wake up to the time we go to bed.
Each group was then invited onto the stage to showcase their activity on their respective topics. The program concluded with the announcement of winners and a thought-provoking quote: “Mathematics is the language with which God has written the universe.”
Winners: Diamond Group (V Jasmine) – 34 out of 40 Emerald Group (V Rose) – 38 out of 40 Ruby Group (V Jasmine) – 37 out of 40 Sapphire Group (V Jasmine) – 36 out of 40 This activity not only enriched students’ mathematical knowledge but also fostered a spirit of teamwork and curiosity, making learning fun and interactive!
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.
The festival is celebrated at the beginning of spring (Vasantha Ritu), symbolizing renewal, growth, and prosperity. On this day, all children dress in yellow or white, representing energy, warmth, and happiness.
Greenwood High School, Hunter Road, celebrated Vasant Panchami with great enthusiasm, incorporating traditional rituals and cultural performances. The event began with Goddess Saraswati Devi Puja and the recitation of the shloka “Saraswati Namastubhyam” by our LKG students.
Shreyanshi, Arshiya, Himansh, and Ananya of Class 2 shared the significance of Vasant Panchami. The celebration featured a mesmerizing classical dance performance by Akshara of Class 1. Students presented a performance on “Saraswati Namastubhyam,” depicting the various avatars of Goddess Saraswati. Aadrithi of Class 2 also performed a classical dance to the song “Mooshika Vahana.”
To highlight the significance of the festival, Nursery and LKG girls delivered a lively dance performance to “Ayi Basanthi.” A few students recited “Namo Sharada” shlokas in honor of the occasion. Shashank and Ajith of Class 2 (Lily section) delivered speeches on the importance of the festival and its relevance to education and culture.
The Aksharabhyasam ceremony was conducted for a few students, symbolizing the beginning of their educational journey. The event concluded with the distribution of prasadam (sweets) to all, spreading joy and blessings among students and staff.
The program ended with the blessings of our beloved Director Sir, Principal Mrs. Manjula, Academic Dean Dr. Chindam Ravinder, Vice Principal Srikanth Sir, Rajeshwari Ma’am, ACO Ms. Sailaja, and the teachers.
The celebration reinforced the school’s commitment to cultural heritage and the importance of knowledge and wisdom. The dignitaries’ messages emphasized the significance of learning and encouraged students to seek the blessings of Goddess Saraswati in their academic pursuits.
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
Mock Parliament Held at Greenwood High School, Hunter Road
Hunter Road, January 29, 2025 – Greenwood High School hosted a lively and informative Mock Parliament Session, offering students an invaluable opportunity to engage in the workings of a democratic system. Students from Classes 8 and 9 participated enthusiastically, assuming roles as members of both the ruling and opposition parties. They raised and debated various relevant issues, showcasing their oratory and critical thinking skills.
The event was further enriched by the presence of the school’s Director, Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, who observed the entire session and actively participated by asking insightful questions throughout the proceedings. His engagement with the students provided a stimulating environment, encouraging deeper discussions and reflections on the topics raised.
This program was organized with the support of:
Sri. A. Prabhukumar, General Manager
Sri. Ch. Ravinder, Dean of Academics
Smt. C. Manjuladevi, Principal
Sri K. Srikanth, Vice Principal
Sri K. Harshavardhan and Sri A.V. Sudheer, HOD of Social Science
Smt. J. Vijayasree and R. Sajani from the Social Studies Department
Smt. Mamatha and Smt. Premalatha from the English Department
The Mock Parliament was a tremendous success, not only enhancing students’ understanding of political processesbut also helping them develop essential skills in public speaking, leadership, logical thinking, and teamwork. The students’ ability to debate issues with confidence and clarity was a highlight of the session.
The event truly reflected Greenwood High School’s commitment to fostering holistic development in students, preparing them for real-world challenges through innovative learning experiences.
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.
Under the guidance of Principal Mr.R.Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi, Greenwood High School, Mancherial, celebrated the 76th Republic Day with grandeur and patriotic fervor. Anchors Ch.Tanvi and Yash Mandal, under the mentorship of Mr. L. Srinivas teacher in English ensured the smooth flow of the program, creating a vibrant and inspiring atmosphere throughout the event.
The celebrations began with a ceremonial march past to welcome the dignitaries, led by the school’s disciplined student contingents. The esteemed Chief Guest, Mr. G. Rajashekar, Sub-Inspector of Police, Ramakrishnapur, was warmly received alongside the Principal and Vice Principal. Following the tradition, the dignitaries on the dais lit the ceremonial lamp and paid floral tributes to the portraits of Bharat Mata, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, and other national leaders.
The school choir, performed the soulful *national song, filling the air with patriotic energy. The highlight of the event was the **flag hoisting ceremony, where the Chief Guest, Principal, and Vice Principal hoisted the tricolor. This was followed by the *National Anthem and slogans such as “Jai Jawan Jai Kisan” and “Bharat Mata Ki Jai,” which resonated through the gathering, igniting a sense of pride and unity among everyone present.
The cultural program commenced with a speech in Telugu by Manihasan of Satish Dhawan, who eloquently expressed the significance of Republic Day. Next, the students of 5th grade performed the stirring song భారత మాతకు జేజేలు బంగరు భూమికి జేజేలు under the guidance of Mrs. Meerabai, followed by an energetic dumbbell dance performance choreographed by the teacher,Mr.Sagar (PET) Harshvardhan of 4th grade delivered an impressive speech in English, highlighting the values enshrined in the Constitution.
Adding to the celebratory mood, the teachers’ group, led by Mrs. Premlatha, presented a melodious song, which was followed by another musical rendition, పాడుదమా స్వేచ్ఛ గీతిక, performed by Rujula and her group under the guidance of Mr. Mahendar,teacher in Telugu.
The younger students of 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades showcased a delightful dance performance, choreographed by Mrs. Tejaswi.
The program also featured a series of impactful speeches. Shanvi of 8th grade delivered a moving speech in Hindi, while Sushruta of 8th grade addressed the gathering in English, both emphasizing the importance of unity and equality.
The Hindi teacher, Mr. Arif, captivated the audience with a beautiful Hindi song, and the senior students, Lakshmi, Pranitha, and Deekshita, performed a vibrant dance under the creative guidance of Mrs. Tejaswi.
To further engage the students, the school organized various sports, games, and competitions including throwball, football, lemon and spoon races, running, chess, carroms, singing, drawing, elocution, and essay writing. Winners of these events were honoured with prizes, recognizing their talents and efforts.
The celebrations concluded with inspiring messages by the Principal and Chief Guest, emphasizing the importance of preserving the values of democracy and fostering a spirit of patriotism among the youth. Sweet packets were distributed to all students, adding a sweet note to the occasion.
The Republic Day celebrations at Greenwood High School was a resounding success, leaving everyone with a renewed sense of pride in the nation and its heritage. The event truly reflected the school’s commitment to nurturing responsible and patriotic citizens.
Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, celebrated the vibrant festival of Sankranti with great enthusiasm on 9th January 2025. The day was filled with colorful activities, including Bhogi Mantalu in the morning and Bhogi Pallu in the evening. The celebrations showcased a perfect blend of tradition and joy, highlighting the importance of this cultural event.
Morning Celebrations: Bhogi Mantalu
The day began with the traditional Bhogi Mantalu, where students participated in three sessions:
The bonfire symbolized letting go of negativity and welcoming prosperity. Sankranti music played in the background, and students danced joyfully, spreading energy and excitement throughout the morning.
Evening Celebrations: Pooja and Bhogi Pallu
In the evening, the Bhogi Pallu ceremony was held, preceded by a small pooja to Lord Sri Krishna. The pooja, performed with devotion, reminded everyone of the divine blessings sought during Sankranti, a festival deeply rooted in spirituality and agrarian traditions. Students, teachers, and guests participated in this sacred ritual, reflecting on the importance of gratitude and togetherness in life.
Following the pooja, younger students were showered with fruits, flowers, and coins as a gesture of blessings and good fortune. The lively music and cheerful dancing added to the festive mood, creating a vibrant and memorable atmosphere for everyone present.
Guests’ Participation
The celebrations were graced by the presence of Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, 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. The esteemed guests actively engaged with students and teachers, participating in the pooja and festivities, and appreciating the school’s efforts in preserving and promoting cultural traditions. Their presence added prestige and joy to the event.
Art Club’s Creative Setup
The school’s Art Club, under the mentorship of Art Teacher Banaja Sahoo and Santosh Rao, played a pivotal role in enhancing the celebrations. Their creative setups vividly captured the essence of Sankranti and included:
Women drawing colorful Rangoli patterns, symbolizing the artistic traditions of Indian households during the festival.
A traditional Hari Dasu figure, reflecting devotion and cultural heritage.
Bullock carts, roosters and rural village scenes, portraying the agrarian roots of Sankranti.
Vibrant kites, embodying the joy and excitement of the festival.
These beautifully crafted scenes became the highlight of the celebrations, appreciated by students, teachers, and guests alike.
The Sankranti celebrations at Greenwood High School were a grand success. The events reflected the rich cultural heritage of the festival, blending devotion, creativity, and fun. The students, teachers, and guests thoroughly enjoyed the festivities, making it a day to cherish and remember.
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.
Christmas always brings joy, the spirit of thanksgiving, and togetherness. Our school community came together to celebrate this special festival with enthusiasm and warmth.
SPIRITUAL AIM:
To preserve and promote the cultural traditions, customs, and heritage associated with Christmas.
To commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ and reflect on the true meaning of Christmas.
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS: The students, from Nursery to Grade X, showcased their talents through a spectacular Christmas program featuring songs, dances, and skits.
A special Christmas tree lighting ceremony was held, accompanied by choral singing that added to the festive spirit.
The school’s art department created a stunning Christmas display, featuring handmade decorations and festive artwork symbolizing the birth of Christ.
SPECIAL HIGHLIGHTS: Santa Claus made a delightful appearance at our Christmas celebrations, spreading joy throughout the event and bringing smiles to children of all ages.
Nursery students gave a charming performance, dancing to “Jingle Bells” with Santa Claus hats as costumes. Their delightful act received thunderous applause from the audience.
CAKE CUTTING: The celebrations concluded with a joyful cake-cutting ceremony. Students relished the delicious cake, leaving with happy hearts and licking their fingers in delight.
This Christmas was a wonderful reminder of kindness, generosity, and communion.
JINGLE BELLS, JINGLE BELLS, JINGLE ALL THE WAY… MAY EVERYONE’S LIFE BE FILLED WITH HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY.
On the vibrant morning of 23 December 2024, Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy witnessed an electrifying atmosphere as students, staff, and esteemed guests gathered for the much-awaited inauguration of the WinterSports Carnival 2024-25 which goes on for a week. With the cool winter breeze setting the perfect tone, the ceremony marked the beginning of an exhilarating season of sports, competition, and unity. The campus buzzed with enthusiasm, as the spirit of sportsmanship filled the air, promising a memorable celebration of athleticism and teamwork.
The event, skillfully hosted by Class 10 students Ch. Nithreya, M. Rithika, E. Jahnavi, and V. Yashwitha, under the guidance of Mr. T. Vijaykanth, Head of the English Department, brought together the entire school for a spectacular opening ceremony that laid the foundation for a fun-filled and competitive Carnival.
Program Highlights
Welcoming the Dignitaries – The event began with a warm reception of the distinguished dignitaries:
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
Sri. P. Kanthi – Academic Coordinator
Their presence reinforced the significance of the event and their ongoing support for nurturing young talent through sports and extracurricular activities.
Guard of Honor – The NCC cadets, joined by other students, delivered a flawless Guard of Honor, showcasing impeccable discipline and respect for the occasion.Flag Hoisting and National Anthem – The ceremony commenced with the hoisting of the National Flag by Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, followed by the National Anthem, a moment that united everyone in patriotic pride and respect.
School Sports Flag Hoisting and Parade – The Director then hoisted the School Sports Flag, officially marking the commencement of the Winter Sports Carnival. A lively parade followed, with NCC cadets and House Captains from AGNI, BRAHMOS, PRITHVI, and TRISHUL leading the march, symbolizing the school’s unity and collective spirit.
Student Speeches – Class 10 students shared inspiring speeches, each reflecting on the values learned through renowned players of different games, sports and its impact on life:
T. Siddartha (X Vikram Sarabhai)
T. Manish (X Satish Dhawan)
R. Pranshu (X Pythagoras)
V. Sai Ruthwik Reddy (X Kalam)
S. Hrushikesh (X Vikram Sarabhai)
Their words were a heartfelt tribute to the lessons sports teach: resilience, teamwork, and perseverance.
Drills and Performances
Lizem Drill by Girls: The girls performed an intricate Lizem Drill, displaying their perfect synchronization and teamwork.
Dumbbell Drill by Boys: The boys showed strength and coordination in their lively Dumbbell Drill.
Hoops Drill by Girls: The girls impressed with a graceful Hoops Drill, showcasing their finesse and rhythm.
Dance Performance by Class 9 Boys: The boys from Class 9 brought the house down with a high-energy dance performance that was both entertaining and captivating.
Release of Air Balloons – In a breathtaking moment, the Director released air balloons into the sky, symbolizing the hopes, dreams, and soaring aspirations of all students at Greenwood High.
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Lighting of the Sports Torch and Relay – The ceremonial lighting of the Sports Torch by the Director highlighted the official beginning of the Carnival. A torch relay, carried by house representatives, spread the flames of sportsmanship and unity throughout the school, igniting the competitive spirit in every participant.
Pledge by Students – The Director administered the Greenwood Winter Sports Carnival Pledge, where students promised to uphold the values of integrity, teamwork, and sportsmanship throughout the Carnival and beyond.
Director’s Speech – Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu Garu gave an inspiring speech, recounting the story of Jesse Owens and Luz Long from the 1936 Olympics. His words emphasized the values of resilience, fair play, and friendship, encouraging students to embrace these principles in every aspect of their lives.
Inaugural Sports Matches – The day concluded with thrilling inaugural sports matches:
Class 10 Boys’ Volleyball Match: Brahmos triumphed over Prithvi with an impressive score.
Class 10 Girls’ Throwball Match:
Vote of Thanks – The ceremony ended with a vote of thanks delivered by B. Pranitha of Class 10 Bhatnagar, who expressed gratitude to the dignitaries, teachers, students, and everyone who contributed to the success of the event.
The opening ceremony of the Winter Sports Carnival 2024-25 set the stage for a series of exciting events, filled with competition, teamwork, and school spirit. As the Carnival unfolded, it reminded everyone that sports not only teach physical strength but also foster mental resilience, teamwork, and the spirit of fair play. The words of the Director resonated deeply: “Victory belongs to the most persevering,” and the event truly embodied this ethos, marking the beginning of an unforgettable sports season.
On 6th December 2024, Greenwood High School, Mancherial branch, hosted a vibrant Spelling Bee Competition under the guidance of Principal Mr.R. Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi. The event, initiated by Mr. Srinivas and Mrs. Sailaja Narahari, teachers of English, showcased the linguistic prowess and enthusiasm of students. The competition was further supported through the coordination of **AO Mr. Qhuuddus, *Mr. Suresh (Art), Mr. Arif (Hindi), and P.E.T Mr.Sagar Mrs. Tejaswi (Social Studies).
4 Teams— Sapphire, Diamond, Ruby, and Emerald :
Spelling Round
Jumbled Letters Round
Rapid Fire Round
The students participated with great zeal, displaying their spelling skills, vocabulary knowledge, and quick thinking. After intense competition, Team Ruby emerged victorious with *150 points, followed by *Team Sapphire and *Team Diamond, both scoring **125 points, and *Team Emerald with 105 points.
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The event not only encouraged students to enhance their language skills but also fostered teamwork and confidence. The efforts of the organizing team and the enthusiastic participation of students made the competition a grand success.
