Computer Education and Artificial Intelligence have become a part and parcel of everyday life these days. To face the present demands, cope up with the inevitable future demands and with a view to prepare the children for the future, Greenwood’s Computer Lab has been renovated with latest systems and other infrastructure.
Today this renovated Computer Lab, our CYBER HUB, has been formerly declared open by our beloved Director, Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu and dedicated to the students.
This occasion is graced by Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar Sir,General Manager, Greenwood Group Schools, Our Academic Principal,Sri. VVV Naveen Kumar and our Administrative Principal, T Pavan Kumar.
May this bonalu lights up for you, the hopes of happy times.. people of Telangana state in Ashada masam will pray of Ammavaru as (Ellamma, pochamma, maisamma etc..)
Celebration of Bonalu🌿 started by lightening of lamp by Mrs.Fareeda somani accompanied by the principal Mr. Chandramohan, Mr.Ayub baig.. Principal sir addressed the gathering and evoked the spirit of bonalu and using of natural anti-biotics…
It has been a practice, well within the recommendations of the CBSE, to conduct the election for the positions of the Head Boy and Head Girl the top student hierarchy among the students of Greenwood.
The very objective of these election is to give an opportunity to the students to gain the first-hand experience of the fundamental system of democracy.
Like all the previous years, this academic year; 2023-2024, has also witnessed this noble experience of the students.
The role and importance of elections in the democracy was reiterated by our Director
Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu in the amphitheater of our campus in the evening of 02 July 2023.
The schedule of the election for the head Boy and head Girl was announced by our beloved Director Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu during the prayer meeting on 03 July 2023. The Schedule for the procedure of this election was announced on the same day. The team of officials responsible conducting this election freely and fairly was also announced.
As many as 24 boy students from the class 10 have submitted their nominations for the position of the Head Boy and as many as 13 girl students from the class 10 have submitted their nominations for the position of the Head Girl.
All these nominations were scrutinized and counter checked by a panel of teachers. After this scrutiny and counter check the nominations of 6 boys and 6 girls have been accepted. Eventually only two boys and two girls have stood for the election as the other candidates have withdrawn their nominations.
Soon, the final list of candidates for election was announced and these candidates were introduced to all the students by the Principal on 05 July 2023 during the Prayer Meeting. The election symbols were also allotted. These candidates then interacted with the students from the same platform and staked their claim effectively.
And, yes! The canvasing started with colourful posters and pocket symbol labels. All the candidates met the voters in the dormitories and in the corridors in the free time. All the candidates with their supporters were allowed to visit the classrooms for requesting for the votes.
The election campaign ended in the evening hours of 10 July 2023. All the election fervor then reached a state of silence of expectations.
The Big Day; 11 July 2023, the day of election has brought the excitement and hopes back into the faces of all the students. As many as 5 polling booths were arranged with a team of as many as five polling officials of different cadre and two polling booth agents one each from the supporters of the candidates. Boys and girls have separate polling booths.
The polling began at 09.30 in the morning. All the polling booths were secured by the NCC cadets of our School under the eagle eyes of a team of three observers chosen from the administration and teachers.
The polling was very well organized and went on very peacefully till 03.00 p.m.
All dignitaries from the management and administration, teachers and the support staff exercised their voting right.
The Members of the Election Commission and Election Officials
The first of June 2023 seemed to be as if it was springtime. There was a burst of green colour everywhere at Abhyaas the global school as the tiny Gems and Jellies as well as the super tiny Cherries and Berries celebrated Green Day in their own style.
The tiny nightingales wearing green clothes sang a lovely rhyme ‘Do you like the colour green?’, showing off their vocal skills to their beloved Principal Mr. Valavala Satyanarayana.
The little ones cleverly identified all the green coloured toys, vegetables and fruits that were spread out across their classroom. The teachers took this occasion as an opportunity and left no stone unturned to spread awareness amongst the little ones to protect our nature as it is the basis of our life.
Finally, the much awaited Monsoon has hit our region and brought a respite from the scorching sun. Around the same time, new academic year has begun too. It’s time for parents and students to get back to that demanding routine, after a month long summer vacation.
Beginning of the academic year presents new challenges, I understand, but also new opportunities, I say.
For the students, it’s an opportunity to start a fresh, leaving behind the last year and last year experiences and set new goals, academic or personal, for the forth coming year. Of course, review, an honest and sincere one, of the last year performance and achievements to take confidence and get going on is always advisable.
When one prepare a plan for the next academic year, keeping the lessons learnt last year in mind and planning not to repeat the mistakes are better be ensured. Remember, each academic year takes you closer to realizing your career and life goals. Wise are those who would see the larger picture and build themselves for the future.
It’s easy to build a wall brick by brick over a period of time than to build it over night. Likewise, those who build them every year, grow competent enough to deal with any situation and emerge as winners from adverse situations too. So, realize that new academic year is new opportunity to grow and build for that desired future.
For parents, this time of the year is a troublesome period as students who are used to holidays don’t readily change their routine and cooperate. Motivating them to go to school, do homework and complete their assignments on time would be challenging, I reckon. But, it is also of paramount important to follow up with students until they get used to. It’s best if parents can reach out to the school and teachers to discuss the academic plans of the year and encourage the child follow accordingly.
For higher classes, particularly for Class X students, guiding the students to prepare a plan of approach and daily schedule and keeping them motivated to follow the same diligently works wonderful.
I extend my warmest best wishes to everyone for the upcoming academic year.
The sports day is one event that students enjoy with much enthusiasm so, we at Greenwood, inaugurated it in our spacious playground.
The fest started with a vigorous March past by our NCC cadets to welcome our chief guests: Mr. Pochaiah-M.E.O (Mandamarri), Mr. T.Pavan Kumar garu -AGM Greenwood high school, Mr. T. Ravi well wisher of Greenwood accompanied by Principal Mr Ayub and Ms.Kanthi.
The Dignitaries adorned their chairs on the dias and later the inaugural ceremony started with the school flag hoisting followed by the Marchpast by the presidents and vice presidents of all the four houses accompanied by the Head boy and Head girl followed by dumbles, legumes and hoops which was spectacular.
All the honorable guests and dignitaries spoke few words about the importance of sports in maintaining their fitness and also delivered their wishes of success to the students.
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The day had began with beloved Director Sri. Dr. Girrem Bharadwaja Naidugaru, CAO A. Prabhu Kumar garu and Principal Manjula garuhoisting the National Flag and the dignitaries spoke about the value of Vote and the importance of the right to vote with slogans like “YOUR VOTE IS YOUR VOICE”, “BE BRIGHT AND VOTE FOR THE RIGHT”
Greenwood High School takes pride in preparing the future leaders and familiarizing the students with Democratic Process like elections to make them responsible citizens of our nation. on 09/02/2023,cabinet elections were held in Greenwood High School with lot of fanfair.
Elections are a crucial part of democratic process. Elections give everyone a chance to select their leaders and determine their future. Involving the students in the election process is a good idea since today’s students are tomorrow’s citizens.
School adorned a festive vibe all around. Everyone was excited to cast their vote to select the next cabinet. Since the elections notification was out, there was a buzz in the air all around. Students who had come forward to contest were asked to choose a symbol of their choice and present a manifesto.
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The following students have contested in the elections with the symbol mentioned alongside:
Director sir had a talk with all the contestants standing in the elections and gave them his precious word of advice on how to lead and be a good leader. His words made a deep positive impact towards the contestants.
Election started at 10:30 AM. All the students were asked to vote from classes V to X. The students eagerly stood in a queue to vote.
M. Johnson of VI-Ramanujan said that “I don’t know what to say, but I am happy like everyone else. I am going to cherish these moments”
K. Aishwarya of VII- Raman said that “I feel so empowered to know that I have a say in electing the school cabinet”
Harish Roy of VIII- Newton said that “I am thrilled to cast my vote for the first time”
Sana Hurmain of IX- Kalam said that “I am excited to cast my vote and be a part of selecting the next cabinet”
A. Vaishnavi Reddy of X- Kalam said that “I am happy and sad. It’s my last election in the School. Nevertheless, I extend my best wishes to all the contestants in the fray and my best wishes to the new cabinet”
(Reported by D. Rachana and M. Tejaswi Reddy IX-Kalam)
Makara Sankranti is one of the major festivals celebrated by Hindus. Usually, this festival falls on January 15. This occasion marks the transition of the Sun from the zodiac of Sagittarius (Dhanssu) to Capricorn (Makara).
Since the Sun is regarded to have moved from the southern hemisphere to the northern hemisphere on this day in the Hindu calendar, the festival is dedicated to the solar deity, Surya. It is observed to mark a new beginning. Many native multi-day festivals are organized on this occasion all over India.
Makar Sankranti is observed with social festivities such as colourful decorations, rural children going house to house wearing colourful dresses, very very special festive feasts, Bhogi Mantalu (bonfires), kite flying, Cock Fights, Edla Pandalu (Bull Races) etc. Another speciality of this festival are many homemade special traditional sweets. This festival really gives a bonanza to all the Gourmets.
The girls and the women folk do have a wonderful time during this festival designing Rangavallulu, singing songs around Gobbellu; Cow dung balls decorated with flowers.
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Haridasu and Gangireddulu are another special feature of the festival. Each morning one can enjoy the Keertanas (songs), and Aseervachanamulu (Blessings) of Haridasulu, the tinkling bells of Gangireddulu, the and the melodious Gobbemma songs.
It has been a tradition and custom at Greenwood to celebrate all the festivals so as to see that the children staying away from their homes do not miss even the slightest part of their culture, tradition and heritage.
This year the children with the assistance of the Greenwood Art Department recreated this festival in a miniature way. They brought in a true festival look to our school, creating a small village scene. Many parents who have come to school to pick up their children for a week-long holiday had a wonderful time enjoying all this. The number of Selfies they have clicked in indeed countless.
Greenwood Wishes one and all A Happy Makara Sankranthi.
We travelled to the state of Punjab from Mathura on 14th December night. It was a night long journey. The children relished this long journey mixed with nice sleep in the cosy comfort of the luxury bus and were not tired at all. We all reached Amritsar on 15th by 01.00 p.m. From there we travelled to one of the key landmarks of the Indian Freedom Struggle; Jallianwala Bagh. We visited the Museum, watched the Laser show at Jallianwala Bagh. The Laser show depicted in detail the events of Massacre. By this we understood the historical importance of Jallianwala Bagh incident that intensified our Freedom Struggle.
The Historical Importance of Jallianwala Bagh
Presently this is a Historical Garden and a ‘Memorial of National Importance’. It is very close to the sacred ‘Golden Temple Complex’ in Amritsar, Punjab. It is preserved as a memorial for those brutally killed; the men, women and even the innocent children; and wounded in what is known as Jallianwala Bagh Massacre at this site on the festive day of Baisakhi on 13 April 1919.
Also known as the ‘Amritsar Massacre’, this marks the brutality and cruelty and inhumane nature of the British Rulers. On that fateful day General Dyer, attacked and ordered firing at a crowd of people, protesting peacefully against the Rowlatt Act and arrest of pro-independence activists Saifuddin Kitchlew and Satyapal. Unfortunately, this place was densely surrounded by buildings and had only one exit which was blocked by the forces of General Dyer. Thus, when the firing was started people had no way to escape. Many succumbed to death and several injured fatally. It was so disheartening to recall that the firing continued without any break till the ammunition was totally exhausted. This incident shocked each and everyone. Rabindranath Tagore was so moved that he renounced his Knighthood in protest of this British brutality.
GOLDEN TEMPLE
The Golden temple is famous for its full golden dome, it is one of the most sacred pilgrim spots for Sikhs. The Mandir is built on a 67-ft square of marble and is a two storied structure. Maharaja Ranjit Singh had the upper half of the building built with approximately 400 kg of gold leaf.
Maharaja Ranjit Singh, after founding the Sikh Empire, rebuilt it in marble and copper in 1809, and overlaid the sanctum with gold leaf in 1830. This has led to the name the Golden Temple. The Golden Temple is spiritually the most significant shrine in Sikhism.
At 06.45 in the evening, we started walking towards the holy “Golden Temple” from the Jallianwala Bagh with heavy hearts to get the solace in the blessing of the Holy Sikh Guru. We all entered the temple strictly following the religious dictums of Sikhism; tying a holy cloth; turban around our heads and dipping our feet in the holy water in the temple complex.
The Golden temple is a Gurudwara, an eminent spiritual and holy place of Sikhism. We also visited Darbar Sahib Kartarpur, in Kartarpur and Gurudwara Janam Asthan in Nankana Sahib.
By 09.00 p.m. that day, we moved to a comfortable hotel for a sumptuous dinner and a goodnight’s sleep in comfort.
Bhagwan Valmiki Tirth Asthan
On 16/12/2022, at 08.00am in the morning we all started towards the famous Bhagwan Valmiki Tirth Asthan at Amritsar.
Bhagwan Valmiki Tirth Asthan is a Temple Complex; an important historical monument dedicated to Maharshi Valmiki’s located on Bhagwan Valmiki Tirth Road, about 11 km west of Amritsar city. There is an 8-foot-tall, 800-kg gold-plated idol of Sage Valmiki in this complex.
According to the Hindu Mythology, this temple dates back to the period of Ramayana. This placed is believed to be the erstwhile Ashram of Sage Valmiki. It is the very place where Sadhvi Sita was given shelter and the children of Lord Rama were born. It is the place where the epic Ramayana was written by Rishi Valmiki. Close to this place is Ram Tirth, where Lord Rama’s forces were defeated by his own sons; Lava and Kusha.
Wagah Border
We started moving towards the Wagah Border(Attari Border) at about 1.30 p.m. and reached there by 03.00 p.m. which is almost 32 Kms away from Amritsar.
Wagah is the international border between India and Pakistan; an army outpost on Indo-Pak border – between Amritsar and Lahore. It is an elaborate complex of buildings, roads and barriers on both sides of India and Pakistan.
We are fortunate to witness the pomp and pageantry of the ‘Beating Retreat’ a remarkable ritual followed here on each and every day. This marks the change of guard at both sides within the handshaking distance of the Indian and Pakistani forces. Soldiers from both the countries perform a perfect drill and march, thus going through an exciting and hair rising procedure followed by the bringing down of their respective national flags. As the sun goes down, nationalistic fervour rises and lights are switched on marking the end of the day amidst thunderous applause patriotism. This spectacular array would certainly last in our hearts for a life time.
GANIT WEEK, a program conceived, designed and organized by the Greenwood’s Department of Mathematics to commensurate with the Maths Day Celebrations, marking the Birth Anniversary of Srinivasa Ramanujanon 22 December 2022, was conducted in our School.
MATHS TRIVIA, the Quiz Competition was conducted at two levels, one the Junior Quiz Competition that has been conducted for the students of Classes 6 through 8 on 05 December 2022, and the other, the Senior Quiz Competition for the students of Classes 9 and 10 on 08.12.2023.
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A very meticulous, fair and transparent procedure was followed for the selection of students for the final round of this competition. A Screening Test was conducted on 25 November 2022 for juniors and on 30 Nov 2023 for seniors. In this test, as many as 450 enthusiastic students took part at the Junior Level and as many as 550 students took part at the Senior Level.32 students representing the four Houses of the school; AGNI, PRITHVI, BRAHMOS and TRISHUL, was shortlisted to take part in the final round of this competition for each of the two levels..
The 8 participants shortlisted students from each House are divided into 2 groups of 4 each. These groups have shared thefive Quiz rounds of this Quiz Competition; Motivational Round, Algebraic Round, Ramanujan Round, Visual Round, Rapid Fire Round.
The first of these rounds, the Motivational Round, is considered to be a warm up for the Quiz. Each group has got 3 questions weighing 20 points each for a direct question and 10 points for a passed question.
The second round, the Algebraic Round, consisted of 16 questions in all. These questions were based on the algebra, which is an integral part of School –Maths Curriculum.
The third round, the Ramanujan Round, consisted of questions based solely on based on the biography of Ramanujan. Through this round the unique features of Ramanujan’s life were presented to one and all. This round consisted of eight questions.
The fourth round, the Visual Round, is the most challenging round of this Quiz Competition. This Round required the contestants to identify images of the Mathematicians. To increase the spirit and thrill of the competition and to reduce the wild guessing as well, Negative Points were introduced in this round.
A solid understanding of milestones and developmental pathways across each domain of children’s development can benefit teachers as well as parents in several ways.
Knowledge of how children within a given age span typically develop and learn provides a general framework to guide teachers in preparing the learning environment, considering curriculum, designing learning experiences, teaching and interacting with children.
Also important for parents to know the sequences in which children gain specific concepts, skills, and abilities, building on prior development and learning familiarity, for the better understanding of their wards learning abilities.
Knowledge of child development and learning provides the best foundation for planning for children.
Knowledge of individual child, and knowledge of family, community, and culture from which the child comes helps to understand the individual needs.
Knowing what is typical at a certain age is the best place to start when experiences and environments are planned for children. Plans based on typical child development and learning meet the needs of the majority of children, then make changes to accommodate individual children who may be ahead or behind.
Knowledge of child development and learning helps to plan next steps for supporting children’s progress.
Knowledge of the sequence of knowledge or skill development in any given area helps schools to set achievable, appropriate learning goals for children. It also helps to plan activities and experiences that challenge children just enough to progress without frustrating them with a challenge that is too far beyond their abilities.
We continually expand our own knowledge of child development and learning, and apply that knowledge when we plan and make decisions in their program, can feel confident about their practice. We also have a solid foundation when we explain our decisions and practices to parents and colleagues; a foundation that goes beyond personal opinion or feelings.
How do Social and Emotional Development Affect Learning?!
There is no doubt that social emotional learning teaches character. Social-emotional competencies empower kids to grow self-aware and confident, to manage difficult emotions and impulses, and to embody empathy, which translates to not only improved behavior but also test scores.
Character matters
Character can be taught
Character improves academic, social, and professional achievement
By providing a kind environment, it helps to encourage optimal brain development as well as social connection and collaboration. In other words, it affects learning by shaping children’s developing neural circuitry, particularly the executive functions.
As children feel safe and learn how to inhibit disruptive emotional impulses, they exhibit greater self-confidence, better behavior and enhanced memory. They enjoy the learning process and thus, readily engage and fully immerse themselves in gaining new information and skills.
As we have entered into a new year, let’s just brainstorm, being elders, being parents, how could we have been better parents. Many a times, we elders will forget that our children will follow our actions rather than our words.
In such case, how could we be better role models than better speakers to our own kids?!
Here are the concepts of Japanese culture, which can help us to improve our life style and pattern, so that we could be the best role models to our children as well as to this generation students.
Japan is known as one of the best places to live as people of Japan understand what the correct way of living and its purpose behind.
# # Oubaitouri
Never compare yourself with anyone else. Everyone blossoms in their own time in different ways. Don’t judge yourself by someone else’s path.
“ou” means – Cherry blossom, “Bai” means – Japanese Apricot blossom, “Tou” means – Peach blossom, “Ri” means – Japanese prime blossom.
These all flowers blooms in spring but have each uniqueness’s and individuality.
We can be just the way we are. We all have potential and should brush-up it. There is no single way to establish yourself. There are no people who are no chance to contribute to the world. We all are different, we are all equal.
# # Kaizen
Continuously improve. Constantly strive to improve across all areas of your life. Small changes accumulate and make all the difference.
# # Wabi-Sabi
Embrace imperfection. Nothing lasts, nothing is complete. Accept your own flaws and those of others. Find beauty in imperfection.
# # Gaman
Have dignity during duress. Hard times need to be met with emotional maturity and self-control. We need patience, perseverance and tolerance.
# # Ikigai
Know your reason for being. Define the reason you get up in the morning. Make it something you are good at, passionate about and that the world needs.
## Shikita ga nai
Accept and let go. Some things simple aren’t within our control. Accept what you cannot change and move on.
# # Shu-Ha-Ri
Don’t be wasteful. Everything deserves respect and gratitude. Recognize the value in what’s around you and don’t waste it.
# Kintsugi #
Shu: Learn the basics by following the teaching of one master. Imitating the work of great masters also falls in this stage.
Ha: Start experimenting, learn from masters and integrate the learning into the practice.
Ri: This stage focuses on innovation and adapting the learning to different situations.
Repair cracks with gold. Imperfections are a thing of beauty. The journeys we all take are golden. Our flaws are embellishments that make us more beautiful.
# Omoiyari #
Show consideration for others. Life is better when we care for others. Be thoughtful. Build compassion.
Let’s try to adapt at least few from the above and be the best parents and mentors.
Years end is neither an end nor a beginning but a journey with all the wisdom that experience can instill in us.
WISH YOU A WONDERFUL, HAPPY, HEALTHY, PEACEFUL and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR 2023.
28/12/2022-Erragattugutta @ Greenwood Group of Schools
All the children have talent hidden in them. Many times, this hidden talent won’t show up itself. It has to be unearthed and help the children achieve their potential to the fullest.
GN Foundation is one that makes an earnest effort to bring out the knowledge, ability and talent among the Greenwood Children. A yearly talent test is conducted by this GN Foundation in our School. This test comes with a bonanza of Tablets, Medals, Books and Shields for the winners.
Today in our school the GN Foundation conducted RMTH(REGIONAL MATHEMATICS TALENT HUNT) for the Greenwood students of classes VI through X.
The most interesting, if not attractive, part of today’s test is that it has come out within a very appealing format with a number of questions in different levels of difficulty; a true attempt to bring out the real champion and help the validation of the test for future use.
Today, being the test day, an atmosphere of excitement, enthusiasm and expectation has set in the school campus right from the morning. The outcome of this effort; the real champions of Greenwood, is eagerly awaited.
Mathematics is not about numbers, equations, computations and algorithms: it’s about UNDERSTANDING!
Right from LKG level, kids at Abhyaas the global school are encouraged to understand that Math’s is like going to the gym to keep our brain active and that without it there is nothing one can do in life.
Today, we at Abhyaas the global school have celebrated Mathematics Day in honor of Srinivasa Ramanujan, a legendary Indian mathematician whose contribution in the field led to the resolution of many unsolved theorems.
Parents, Teachers and students got caught up with the buzz as they visited the myriad stalls set up by kiddos from Grade 3 to Grade 9 to showcase their projects. All participants had a great day, racking their rusted brains at some stalls or sharpening them at some other stalls. Parents who came to attend the Parents Teachers Meeting were pleasantly surprised to see the budding mathematicians explaining their projects or encouraging their audience to participate in both the math activities and the fun games.
From understanding the intriguing Pythagoras theorem to a fun game of finding the day, if the date or month or year was given, the students of Class 9 entertained and educated people using novel ways and methods and the brilliant learners won the chance to play fun games
The students of Class 8 treated all present with a memory game on fractions, jigsaw puzzles using different shapes and finding squares and square roots of numbers by playing a shooting game.
Class 7 students helped their friends in identifying monomials, binomial and trinomials and also in finding the mean, mode and median in 3 different levels using play way methods.
The students of Class 6 enthralled their audience giving them chances to solve riddles by playing a ring game and brush up on their tables by using a dot board game.
Class 5 students endeared themselves by requesting their friends and teachers to play a game on comparison of fractions and matching fractions to their decimal form and the lucky winners transferred Thermocol balls from one bowl to another bowl with two toothpicks.
Grade 4 kids taught division through a division machine and they taught subtraction using flash cards.
The tiny tots of Grade 3 also chipped in to give an explanation of 2D or Flat shapes and 3D or Solid shapes.
A discourse the life and works of the Mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan saw the culmination of a well planned event by the Mathematics teachers
Parents were so caught up with the excitement that they lamented on the fact that they were unable to visit all the stalls due to shortage of time because of their prior commitments elsewhere.
All students, teachers and parents enjoyed challenging themselves and each other at the Math fair
This slogan refers to the teachings that good touches are those that are not abusive (such as hugs from family, a pat on the back, or shaking hands), while bad touches are those that are abusive and involve touching a child’s private body parts.
Education starts at home and is taken to a higher level at schools and colleges. It is our collective responsibility as parents, teachers and school management to ensure that our wards are aware of the negative side of our society as prevention is always better than cure.
As per the level of the child’s understanding capacity, he or she must be warned against kidnappers and sexual abusers. Awareness about good and bad touch, over familiarity, blackmailing, bullying must be discussed both at school and at home. This is possible only when the child is comfortable and able to confide with us.
Vigilance is the need of the day as once the horrendous deed is done, there is nothing left to do but lament.
At #Abhyas The Global school# we make sure our Girls are safe by educating them time to time on these burning issues
Erragattugutta @ Greenwood Group of Schools :‘Unity Day’ (Ekta Diwas) was celebrated connesurating with the Birth Anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the ‘Iron Man of India’.
This celebration was graced by our Director, Sri. Dr. Bharadwaja Naidu, Academic Principal Sri V.V.V Naveen Kumar and Administrative Principal Sri T. Pavan Kumar. The Academic principal Sri VVV Naveen Kumar reiterated the importance of the ‘Unity Day’. Some of the students spoke about the life and achievements of the Sardar, in particular the role played by Patel in amalgamating Hyderabad State in Bharath desh. Our Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu fecilitated and congratulated the ‘Best Student of the Month’ from each of the classes. The following is the list of the winners of this award.
R. Arohi – IV Charaka
M. Ram Charan – V James Watt
E. Rishik – VI Pasteur
Shraddha Singh – VII Swaminathan
S. Kushal – VIII Avogadro
T. Arun Babu – IX Satish Dhawan
G. Rishi – X Aryabhatta
Reflecting the jubilance of the teachers and the students regarding these awards, our Director Sir announced a new award to the students ; “The Most Helpful Student’. Further cheering up the students and the School Physical Education Department, our beloved Director Sir announced the date sheet for the much awaited ‘Annual Winter Sports Carnival’ which is going to be flagged off on 14 November 2022, commiserating the Birth Anniversary of Cha Cha Nehru. Thus, today’s celebrations came to an end with lot of cheer and expectations.
Hunter Road @ Greenwood Group of Schools – 28/10/2022 :
Empty minds are a devils house. So to keep the minds of the youth busy and running Greenwood High School held a Math Trivia Junior 2K22 on 28th October 2022. Students of class 6th,7th and 8th were given the opportunity to participate in the Trivia and showcase their talent. The teams were selected with a pre exam written by all the students of Grade 6-8. From them 16 students were selected. Nearly an audience of 500 students had gathered and the program starts.
The program started in the afternoon session with the introduction of all the teams
( Team – A ) – Prajwal Vanchanagiri, Angesh, Amrutha Varshini and G Suhas
( Team – B ) – Hamsika, Md Faizan, Akhil and Shyam Mayank
( Team – C ) – Sahasra , Praneeth, Aarushi and A Harshith
( Team – D ) – MD Zaid, MD Saif , Manvith and Vaishnav
They Introduced the 6 rounds which the teams will be competing in;
Arithmetic
Algebra
General Knowledge
Geometry
Visual Round
Rapid Fire
Our Beloved Principal, Vice Principal, ACOs and one of the most important person Prabhu Kumar Sir were present as the most awaited Trivia had begun.
All the rounds were head within a given time limit to the four teams, audience was also given chance to answer and win chocolates throughout the competition. This made the audience even more attentive towards the questions. With every round the air was becoming heavier as there was a close competition going on, towards the finale Team-C was leading and placed 1st followed by the Runner-up team – A.
::::::::: 1 st Place( Team – C ) ::::::::::::::::: 2 nd Place ( Team – A ) ::::::
Participation certificate was given to all the students as rightly said participating is more important than winning. Group photos were taken with all the participants and Words of encouragement were given by Prabhu Kumar sir
With this the Math Trivia had come to an end.
Reported by Ishwarya Salla, Mahija Markala, and Samiha Fathima of Class VIII (Newton), with inputs by Ms. Rida, English Teacher.
Hunter Road (Greenwood High School) : To remove the darkness of ignorance within us and replace it with the light of hope and knowledge instead. The festival of lights came alive at The Greenwood High School on 22ndOctober 2022, when the pre primary and the primary school wore a festive look with children wearing colourful dresses.
The Program began as the Dignitaries were invited on the stage. Welcome was given to them by the children. We started the main event with the Prayer led by the LKG children, followed by speeches and slogan by UKG children.
Whats a program with a little dance and music. The first dance performed was done by the kids of nursery and pre-primary. Following by a musical song from UKG.
Students of Grade 1st and 2nd came up with heart felt Slogan on Diwali and kept the enthusiasm on the students awake. A dance performance was done by grade 1st children.
A very interesting story was told by Adity on the festival Diwali. Followed by an amazing footwork of Grade 2 children. To help the younger one learn a drama was performed by the senior primary students of Grade 4th and 5th so help the others learn the Value of Diwali.
Lastly a Dance was performed by Grade 3rd and 5th students. The function conclude with a message by School principal Ms.Manjula Rani,who offered her warm wishes to the children and reiterated that children should celebrate a pollution free Diwali and if they want to burn the crackers ,only few they can that to in the presence of the elders only.
The Combined Annual Training Camp VIII at PTC, Mamnoor under the ageis of 10(T)Bn.NCC from.14-10-2022 to 21-10-2022 had the following achievements by cadets of Greenwood High School
The kho Kho team of J.Spandana,Sonali Sandip,Anushka pandey,Shashvitha were runners up in the event.
.In the Cross country running, the school had two winners
Vishwak Sai
Anushka Pandey
In the Cross country running, the school had two winners
Vishwak Sai
Anushka Pandey
An awareness on good health practices was taken up which included yoga and other exercises. In this event the demonstrated by Anushka Pandey was greatly appreciated
Cadet R.Pruthvinath Reddy was given the best cadet award for his sincerity in accomplishing the night duty as a sentry, smt. I .Pooja GaruVishwak sai Taking his prize for cross country running from the Principal of Police Training College, Mamnoor , smt. I .Pooja Garu .P.Anushka Pandey Taking her prize for cross country running from the Principal of Police Training College, Mamnoor, Smt.Injarapu Pooja garuThe solo dance performance of CDT.P.Harshini as a part of the cultural event at the campThe cultural show was anchored by CDT.S.Ashwik, CDT.L.Teja was part of the unit which performed a dance sequence on the life of a soldier
The 67 cadets of both campus had completed the training and had their camp certificates
Cadet R.Pruthvinath Reddy was given the best cadet award for his sincerity in accomplishing the night duty as a sentry.
The director Mr.Bharadwaja Naidu appreciated the efforts of the cadets and motivated them.
Erragattugutta ( Main Campus ) : The Sacred Way to Thank a Parent is to be Disciplined, and be a good student says Dr . G. Bharadwaja Naidu, the Director of Greenwood Group of Schools
