Greenwood Group of Schools

19/08/2024, Monday

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Greenwood High School in Hasanparthy is excited to invite all students, parents, and staff to a special Rakhi celebration that promises to be a joyous occasion for the entire Greenwood family. Rakhi, a festival that signifies the bond between brothers and sisters, is the perfect opportunity to celebrate relationships, foster community spirit, and create lasting memories.

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15/08/2024, THUR

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Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy celebrated India’s 78th Independence Day with enthusiasm and pride on August 15, 2024. The event was a beautiful blend of patriotism, cultural performances, and recognition of achievements, featuring the school’s devotional honoring this important day.

Decorations and Preparations:The preparations for Independence Day started well in advance, transforming the entire school into a patriotic scene. The school entrance was adorned with a stunning display of the national flag and colors, creating an atmosphere of national pride with flowers, banners, and streamers.

Each classroom was turned into a mini gallery, featuring handmade flags, inspiring quotes, and creative displays of freedom spirit. The school ground was also beautifully arranged with a grand backdrop of the national flag, and the stage was set for the day’s events. These decorations were made possible by the creative efforts of the Art and Craft teachers, Ms. Banaja Sahoo and Mr. G. Santosh Rao and students, who ensured that the campus radiated enthusiasm and respect for the occasion.

Main Highlights:

1. Dignitaries and Guard of Honour: The event began with a warm welcome for the dignitaries on the dais, accompanied by a traditional guard of honour, creating a respectful scene for the celebration. The event was graced by the presence of honorable Directors Sri. Challa Dharma Reddy and Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, the honorable guest of the day Sri. G. Yellappa Naidu, General Manager Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar, Academic Principal Sri. VVV Naveen Kumar, Administrative Principal Sri.T. Pavan Kumar, Vice principal Sri. V. Suresh Kumar, Chief Financial Officer Mr. Shaik Rabbani and the Academic Coordinator Smt. P. Kanthi.

2. Prayers and Tributes: The ceremony started with prayers and tributes to the freedom fighters who played a crucial role in India’s independence. This moment of reflection highlighted the sacrifices made for our freedom.

3. Flag Hoisting: The flag hoisting ceremony by the dignitaries was the main event. The national flag was raised with great pride, accompanied by the national anthem, instilling a sense of unity and patriotism among students and staff.

4. Parade: After the flag hoisting, a parade featuring teachers and students from the four houses presented their coordinated efforts and school spirit, adding to the festive atmosphere.

5. Speeches: The event included speeches by dignitaries, teachers, and students, emphasizing the importance of Independence Day and reflecting on our struggle for freedom and nation’s progress over the past 78 years.

During his speech, Honourable Director Sri. Challa Dharma Reddy delivered an inspiring speech. He paid tribute to our freedom fighters, acknowledging their immense contributions to India’s independence. He highlighted that, although countless individuals played a role in the freedom struggle, only a few are remembered for their outstanding efforts. He drew a parallel to the students, encouraging them to strive for excellence so that their achievements may also be specially recognized and remembered in the future.

In his speech, Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu delivered a heartfelt speech, paying tribute to the freedom fighters who sacrificed for India’s independence and acknowledging the efforts of current leaders in advancing the nation’s development. He emphasized the critical role of students in this ongoing journey, encouraging them to actively contribute their efforts in their studies. He highlighted that while parents and teachers provide essential support, it is ultimately the students’ dedication and hard work in the classroom that will lead to their success and the nation’s continued growth.

While giving the speech Sri. G. Yellappa Naidu sir reminisced about his childhood experiences during the struggles for freedom and the early days of independent India. He urged students to work hard and follow the guidance of their elders, emphasizing the importance of discipline and dedication in achieving their goals.

Speeches by Students:

1. K. Srija – X Kalam
2. N. Navya – X Edison
3. A. Harshini – VII Hippocrates
4. J. Praveenya – VII Raman
5. B. Ashrith Sagar – V James Whatt
6. G. Sahasra – X Kalam

Speech by Teachers:

1. J. Ramesh – Telugu teacher
2. G. Ramesh – Telugu teacher
3. T. Gurunath – Telugu teacher
4. K. Venkateshwar – Hindi teacher
5. Mr. Jojilal Albert – Social Teacher

Prize Distribution: The prize distribution segment recognized outstanding achievements and the winners were given prizes and awards by the honourable Directors Sri. Challa Dharma Reddy and Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu

• Drawing Competition Winners: Prizes were distributed to the winners of drawing Competition held on 12^th August,2024.

CLASS – IV – VI

First Prize      –   G. Praharika

Second Prize       –       A. Fatima

Third Prize               –       Narendra

Third Prize               –       R. Arohi

Consolation Prize     –       A. Chaitanya

Consolation Prize     –       G. Jatin

CLASS – VII – VIII

First Prize            —     K. Arjun

Second Prize      —     G. Palak

Third Prize         –    K. Sai Ganesh

Consolation  Prize  –    Ch. Manaswith

Consolation  Prize   –   K. Sai Kiran Reddy

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   CLASS – IX

    First Prize   –        K. Eshashaini

• High Achiever Award for Periodic Assessment -1 (Classes IV – IX) and Periodic Assessment – 2(Class – X) Toppers: Toppers were awarded with a Cheque of Rs.500/-, Medal of Excellence and a Merit Certificate.

1. Hansika Hemla  – Class IV    (504/600)

2. B. Ashrith Sagar   – Class – V (574/600)

3. R. Arohi   – Class – VI  (568/600)

4. S. Vamshi Krishna – Class – VII (586/600)

5. N, Sai Vidhyakar   – Class – VIII (558/600)

6. D. Pranay Paul   – Class – IX  (472/500)

7. T. Srikar  – Class – X   (472/500)

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• Leadership Award for the Month of July: Honoring leaders of the hostel block for July, awards were given.

1.   A. Akshay Sagar  – VI  

2.   T. Hemanya  – VII   

3.   S. Abhiram – VII

4.    P. Shashank – VIII  

4.   K. Prasuna – IX  

5.   G. David – IX  

6.   S. Yashwanth  – X   

5.   B. Vyshanvi – X  

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• Elocution Competition Winners: Winners from 5th to 10th classes for their speeches on Independence Day themes were given the prizes.

CLASS – V

First Prize           –    B. Ashrith Sagar

Second Prize      –  P. Sushanth Kumar

CLASS – VI

First Prize          – N. Abhinav Reddy

Second Prize    –   R. Arohi

CLASS – VII

First Prize            –   A. Harshini

Second Prize        –    J. Praveenya

CLASS – VIII

First Prize            –    Md. Rehman

Second Prize       –   M. Keerthana

CLASS – IX

First Prize            –    Ch. Varun

Second Prize        –    J. Aradhya

Third Prize         –    J. Shailendar

CLASS – X

First Prize           –       K. Srija

Second Prize      –       N. Navya

Third Prize          –       D. Preetham

Consolation       –       T. Siddartha

Consolation      –       M. Emmanuel

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• Cultural Programs: The cultural program was a highlight, featuring a variety of performances
  • Dances: Energetic dance performances representing different aspects of our nation’s cultural heritage by the students.

• Singing: Soulful renditions of patriotic songs by the choir and solo singers.

a) K. Jyothi – English Teacher

b) A. Subhashini – Telugu Teacher

c) L. Thanisha and J. Aradhya – Class IX

• Memoir: A thought provoking Memoir capturing the essence of freedom and patriotism.

Home, they Brought the Warriors Dead Memoir by Class 9th and 10th Students – Guided by Ms. Shirin Naaz (English Teacher)

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• Lezim Dance: A lively traditional Lezim dance was performed by VIII & IX Boys showcasing regional heritage.

Hula Hoops Performance: An energetic Hula Hoops performance by Boys

• Aerobic Dance: An energetic routine demonstrating coordination and rhythm was performed by Class VIII Boys.

• Dumbbell Show: A disciplined display of strength and synchronization was displayed by girl students.

• Pyramid Formation: The boys of VIII & IX unveiled their strength and nationalistic spirit though pyramid formations weaving the national flags with pride and reverence.

Acknowledgements:

The success of the Independence Day celebration was a result of the hard work and dedication of the teachers and students. Special thanks go to:

• Ms. Shirisha (PET) : For training students in the Dumbbell Drill.
• Mr. Swamy (PET): For the Lezim dance performance.
• Mr. Raghu, Mr. Pradeep Reddy and Mr. Aravind (PETs): For training students in Pyramid Formations, Hula Hoops performance and Aerobics.
• Mr. Vijaykanth and Ms. Shirin: For guiding the tenth-class students Ms.Ch. Nithreya Sri, S. Srinidhi and J. Architha who anchored the event.
• Mr. Sateeshan, HoD Social Science, Mr. Vijaykanth HoD English Deparment and all the Class Teachers for conducting Elocution Competition.
• Ms.Banaja Sahoo and Mr. G. Santosh Rao for conducting the Drawing competition.
• The Principals and Coordinators: For their guidance and support in making the celebration a grand success.

Eventually, the 78th Independence Day Celebration at Greenwood High School was a memorable and engaging event, reflecting the rich cultural heritage and patriotic spirit of our nation amidst the Greenwood family.

Report by G Krishna Rao (Teacher of English)

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