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21/06/2025, SAT

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.

International Yoga Day Celebration at Greenwood High School-Hunter Road

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21/06/2025, SAT

Greenwood High School celebrated International Yoga Day on June 21, 2025, with great enthusiasm and energy. Students from Grade 1 to 10 actively participated in the event, showcasing a series of marvelous yoga performances and impressive postures that reflected their discipline and dedication.

The school grounds were filled with a peaceful and positive vibe as students demonstrated various yoga asanas with confidence and grace. A special mention goes to the enthusiastic volunteers who stepped forward to display their flexibility and balance, inspiring others to embrace the practice of yoga in their daily lives.

Our respected Principal, Manjula Ma’am, addressed the gathering and shared her insightful views on the importance of yoga for a healthy body and a calm mind. She emphasized how yoga helps in developing focus, inner peace, and physical strength—qualities essential for growing children.

The event was also graced by the presence of our Vice Principal, Srikanth Sir, and Academic Advisor, Rajeshwari Madam, who added to the significance of the occasion.

The event concluded on a joyful and refreshing note, with students feeling energized and motivated to begin their day with renewed positivity and mindfulness.

Reported by: Ms. Rida, Department of English.

International Yoga Day – Gopalpur Greenwood

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21/06/2025, Saturday

Greenwood High School, Gopalpur, celebrated International Yoga Day on 21st June 2025 with great enthusiasm and active participation from both students and teachers. Dressed uniformly in serene white, everyone gathered in the school premises to embrace the spirit of yoga and mindfulness.

The session began with warm wishes by Mrs. Kavita Chawla on the occasion of International yoga Day

The session began with Surya Namaskar followed by other asanas led by Mrs. Rekha and Mrs. Sudha Rani, our Physical Education Teachers. Their guidance helped participants perform the poses with precision and grace.

The ambience was calm and peaceful, reflecting the essence of yoga. The importance and benefits of practicing yoga daily were shared by Mrs. Sameena Begam, who highlighted how yoga improves physical health, mental clarity, and emotional balance.

The event concluded with a meditation session, allowing everyone to reflect inward and experience a sense of inner peace and relaxation.

The Yoga Day celebration served as a reminder of the importance of incorporating yoga into our daily lives for holistic well-being.

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Why Learning Should Be Joyful – Even for Parents!

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22/06/2025, SUN

Learning is not just for children. Parents can also learn new things every day. In fact, when parents enjoy learning, it helps the whole family grow. Learning should not feel hard or boring. It should feel like fun! Joyful learning helps both children and parents stay curious, happy, and excited.

Learning Is a Lifelong Journey

Learning does not stop after school or college. Life is full of lessons. Parents learn how to take care of their families, how to work better, and how to be strong during hard times. Some parents learn new skills like cooking, using a computer, speaking a new language, or even painting. These are all ways to learn. And when learning is fun, we remember more and feel proud.

Children Learn from Watching

Children always watch their parents. If they see their parents reading a book, writing, or trying new things with a smile, they want to do the same. But if they see learning as a hard or sad task, they may not want to try. So, when parents learn with joy, they become good role models. A parent who says, “Let’s learn this together!” shows the child that learning is not scary.

Joy Makes the Mind Open

When we are happy, our brain works better. We can think more clearly. We remember more. We want to ask questions and look for answers. Joyful learning makes us curious. It helps us try, even if we make mistakes. A joyful mind is a growing mind!

Sharing Time and Ideas

Learning together can also bring parents and children closer. Reading a story, solving a puzzle, or watching a science video can be fun for the whole family. It gives everyone a chance to talk, ask questions, and laugh. Parents do not always have to teach. They can learn with their children. This builds love, trust, and respect.

Finding Joy in Simple Things

Joyful learning does not need money or big tools. You can learn by planting a flower, baking a cake, walking in nature, or singing songs. You can learn from books, games, stories, or even mistakes! It is about the feeling, not the subject. Ask, “What makes me and my child smile while we learn?” That is where joyful learning begins.

Tips for Joyful Learning

Smile and laugh often.
Don’t fear mistakes – they help us learn.
Be curious – ask “Why?” and “How?”
Celebrate small steps.
Learn with your child, not just for them.
Take breaks. Fun needs rest too.

However, Learning should not feel like a heavy load. It should feel like play, like wonder, like discovery. When parents learn with joy, they show their children that life is full of amazing things to know. So let’s keep learning – with open hearts, happy minds, and smiling faces!

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“Greenwood High School, Naimnagar, began its new academic session with enthusiasm on June 12th.”

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12/06/2025

“Greenwood High School, Naimnagar, marked the commencement of the new academic session on June 12th (Thursday) with great enthusiasm and warmth. The school campus was vibrant and welcoming, setting the tone for a memorable academic year.

Teachers greeted students with warm smiles and through a hopscotch activity at the entrance.

The school’s decorations and lively ambiance reflected the excitement and energy of the students as they reconnected and embarked on a new learning journey. The event marked a promising beginning to the academic year, filled with positivity and enthusiasm.”

“in his welcome address, our school Director Sri. Dr.Girrem Bharadwaj Naidu extended his warm greetings to students and teachers, wishing them a fruitful and enriching academic year. He encouraged everyone to work together towards achieving academic excellence and personal growth.”

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Teachers Training Workshop on “SADHGURUVU” @Greenwood High School

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11/06/2025, WED

On 11th June 2025, Greenwood High School successfully conducted a Teachers Training Program on “SADHGURUVU” in collaboration with Ethical Career Guidance. The session was designed to enhance the personal and professional development of teachers by focusing on critical aspects of teaching and self-awareness conducted by ECG founder and chairman Sri.G. Shiva Prasad and Psychologist Sri.D. Muralidhar.

The speakers addressed how everyday situations can influence our thoughts and emotions, encouraging educators to reflect on their reactions and interactions. A key highlight was the distinction between knowledge and skill, emphasizing that while knowledge informs, skills define how effectively it is applied in real-life scenarios.

The importance of people skills was also discussed, with special attention to building stronger teacher-student relationships and creating a more empathetic classroom environment. The session further stressed the need for good communication, along with common pitfalls that teachers should avoid to maintain clarity and connection in their daily interactions.

The session was highly appreciated by the staff, who found the topics extremely relevant and relatable. Teachers shared that the training offered practical insights, and many expressed their commitment to implementing the positive changes discussed to improve student engagement and learning outcomes. The management showed gratitude towards the speakers by felicitating them and appreciating their time and effort to make the session influential.

We extend our sincere thanks to the school management for organizing this impactful session. Programs like these reaffirm Greenwood High School’s dedication to continuous learning and the overall growth of its educators.

(Ms. Rida – Department of English)

Teachers Training Workshop on ” Sadhguruvu ” @ Hasanparthy

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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.

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Celebrating Uniqueness – Every Child is a Star

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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.

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Class 10 Results Analysis and Gratitude Note (2024–25)

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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. Thirupathi for 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.

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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.

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Greenwood High School, Mancherial, joyously celebrated Traditional Day with great fervor and cultural spirit under the guidance of our esteemed Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Tirupathi. The entire campus was filled with vibrant colors and traditional attire, creating an atmosphere of cultural unity and pride.

Students and staff came dressed in traditional wear representing various regions of India, showcasing the beauty and diversity of our country. The celebrations began with a formal gathering, where dignitaries were welcomed with traditional tilak and garlands. The event commenced with the lighting of the lamp followed by a soulful invocation song.

A variety of cultural performances were held, including classical dances, folk songs, skits, and a ramp walk highlighting the rich cultural heritage of different Indian states. Each performance was a tribute to the diverse traditions of our country and received loud applause from the audience.

Teachers also participated enthusiastically, making the event even more memorable. Speeches highlighting the importance of preserving and respecting our cultural values were delivered by students and teachers alike.

The event concluded with a heartfelt message from the Principal, encouraging students to take pride in their traditions while embracing modern values. Traditional Day at Greenwood High School was a grand success, promoting unity in diversity and leaving behind cherished memories for all.

NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY

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National science Day is celebrated in India on February 28 every year to commemorate the discovery of the Raman effect by Indian physicist Sri CV Raman on February 28, 1928.

In 1928, Shri CV Raman discovered the Raman effect, which is the scattering of light by molecules. This discovery led to a deeper understanding of the behaviour of lights and its interaction with matter. Raman‘s discovery was recognised with the noble prize in physics in 1930.

National Science Day celebrated to recognise the contribution of Indian scientists, promote scientific awareness, encouraging young minds, foster culture of innovation.

ABHYAAS the global School celebrated national science Day as“EXPLORING THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE.”

The science fair was resounding success, with over 200 students from grade 1 to 8 participated in the event. The the fair was held on February 28, 2025 in the school campus, was conducted by students, teachers, parents, and the guest from the local community.

Objective to conduct science fair:

To encourage students to develop an interest in science and technology.

To promote critical thinking, creativity, and problems, solving skills.

To frost the sense of curiosity, enquiry, and discovery.

To enable students to design, conduct, and present their own scientific investigation.

To develop students, scientific literacy, and understanding of scientific concept.

To increase the student to think creatively and develop innovative solution to the real world problem.

To provide a platform for students to show their scientific talents and achievements.

To promote collaboration, teamwork, and communication among students.

Highlights of the science fair: over 100 innovative projects were showed covering the wide Range of topic from robotic to artificial intelligence to the environment, science, and biotechnology.

Students demonstrated exceptional creativity and critical thinking and problems solving skills in their projects.

The fair provided a platform for students to interact with each other, share ideas, and learn from one another.

Outstanding project

1. Project title: seasons

*Grade: 1 section A

* reason for being outstanding: Tiny tots explained the colourful model very impressive fluent English.

2. Project title: landforms

*Grade: 2 section A

* reason for being outstanding: students prepared 3-D models, very impressive, presentation was excellent.

3. Project title: molecules

Grade: 5 section B

Reason for being outstanding: presentation was excellent with the fluent English and proper information.

4. project title: Chandrayaan

Grade: 6

Reason for being outstanding: student exhibited excellent knowledge of space and satellite with the working model of satellite Chandrayaan.

5. project title: dialysis

Grade : 8

Reason for being outstanding: students prepare a working model of blood purification, and when the dialysis is needed. Most of the parents were found near this model to know more about the kidney.( also given awareness about healthy liver. With the proper model)

6. Project title: Junior Doctors team

Grade : 8

Reason for being outstanding: students were excellent in their performance as they performed as DOCTORS, checked BlOOD PRESSURE, HEART BEATS, BLOOD GROUP.

All the parents crowded near doctors , students were like professional doctors.

**Cute display :was a fruit basket with all type of fruits, be student from grade 1 explaining the fruits, colour, taste, and vitamins in it. No parent or the visitor stopped, pulling the cheek of this tiny tot.

**Tiny tots, primary students were with their models like zoo Jungle seasons they were found well prepared by their presentation.

Mesmerising display: *by grade 5, talking robot.

* Abhyas Robo Car.

* Room cooler

* vacuum cleaner

* waste water treatment

* harvesting of rainwater

*Types of soil

Biology department: *exhibited the live animals love birds, fighter fish tank, aquarium.

grade 6 explain human skeleton .

Chemistry department* came up with some chemical magic shows.

From chairman’s desk:

congratulations to all the students who made science fair a memorable event!! your projects, displace, and presentations were informative, engaging and inspiring. We appreciate the efforts of everyone involved in making this event a success.

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Honourable Chairman Sir declared appreciation token will be given to all the participants, and three best projects will get surprising prizes.

From the principal’s desk: announced science fair was a huge success, and we are proud of all the participants for their hard work and dedication. We would like to thank our judges, teachers, and parents for their support and encouragement. Special Thanks to Science Department.

Eureka!!!!!! Eureka!!!!!! Tiny tots that’s exploring the wonders of science!!!!!!!!

FAREWELL PARTY @ Abhyaas The Global School

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FAREWELL PARTIES MARK THE END OF ONE CHAPTER AND THE BEGINNING OF ANOTHER.

A farewell party is a way to show appreciation and gratitude to the departing students and provide an opportunity to look back on past experiences while also looking forward to new challenges .

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Grade 9th took the lead in organising farewell ceremony for their seniors.

Invitation: Join us as we bid farewell to our beloved Grade 10 students.

Juniors prepared an eye-catching, invitation booklet.

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1st page shows bold and clear headlines that reads “FAREWELL PARTY”,including date,time,location .

2nd page: School management names , started with our honourable chairman sir Dr. G. Bharadwaj Naidu and space for signature followed by next hierarchy .

3rd page : Names of teachers and non teaching staff and space for signature .

4th page : for Grade 10 student’s names and space for their signature,

5th page :Tree stem was painted , each student od grade 10th gave their thumb impression and signature as tree leaves, this idea was very unique.

Next pages filled with Goodbye slogans, and best wishes to seniors.

Highlight of the invitation: signature against their name as acknowledgment.

Virtual invitation was given to our chairman.

Invitation was fascinating and amazing to each and everyone waiting for the party.

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*The Big Day : Abhyaas school indoor Stadium designated party area was decorated with balloons, streamers, colourful posters, and School banner.

A playlist of popular songs was prepared to keep the party atmosphere lively.

Students arrived at the party venue in their finest attire. Grade 9 welcomed everyone with a warm smile.

The program started with prayer song sung by Telugu department, followed by welcome, dance by grade 9 girls.

DIGNITARIES WERE INVITED onto the Dias ninth class girls, welcome them with flower bouquets and the dignitaries address the gathering, sharing words of wisdom, appreciation, and moral values, wishing them bright future.

Next followed by grade ninth and 10 students, dances and speeches, which gave an emotional touch to the party.

Student’s tag to their Teachers:

*Principal : calm, going and intelligent personality.

Vice principal: legend

Coordinator Madam: Queen of kindness.

Class teacher: supportive personality

Telugu teacher: Nightingale

English Teacher: daring and dashing.

Hindi teacher: calm and pleasant.

Biology teacher: polite and friendly.

Chemistry teacher: quiet and systematic.

Highlight in the program was distributing of remembrance token by grade 9, each student handed over the remembrance token to grade 10, as they were appreciating the grade 10 student with their positive adjectives and also played their favourite song when they were on the Dias, some students had their favourite step, handed over the personlised gift.

Highlight tag to students were like Eid ka Chand, laughing Buddha, talkative, pretty, sensitive aggressive, power star, rebel Star, obedient, etc.

FOOD COUNTER:It was 12:30 pm a delicious spread of food, (including veg ,non-veg deserts and fruits )was served by grade 9 students to whole school.

Games: Housie was attraction of the party.

FELICITATING: grade, 10th students felicitation, principal, vice, principal, coordinator, and their subject teachers with the gifts.

CLOSING REMARKS AND GOODBYES: students had their final goodbyes, promise to stay in touch, DANCED ON FULL DJ till their legs stop moving.

Heart touching event was 10th class students along with their teachers, sang a departure song with their heavyheart.

The party host delivers closing remarks, thanking students, teachers, and the guest for the making farewell party success.

Students reported carrying memories of their time at school and the joyous celebration, they shared with their friends and teachers.

GOOD BYE 10 ::::::: WELCOME Jr. 9

Rashtrapati Nilayam

Dear reader’s…………………

We are very glad to share our experiences about Rashtrapati Nilayam visits on behalf of national science day celebrations held at bollaram, Hyderabad on 27^th February-2025.

Honorable famous institution directors and senior scientists are shared their experiences and motivated about importance of technology in global era.

National Science Day is observed every year on February 28 to commemorate the discovery of the Raman Effect by Sir C.V. Raman, for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1930. This day serves as a tribute to Indian scientific achievements while inspiring young minds to pursue careers in science, technology, and innovation. The theme for National Science Day focuses on “Advancing Science for a Sustainable Future”, emphasising the role of scientific research in addressing global challenges such as climate change, healthcare, and technology. National Science Day plays a crucial role in promoting scientific awareness among students, educators, and the general public.

Rashtrapati Nilayam in Bolarum is hosting two-day celebrations from February 27 to 28 to commemorate National Science Day. The event features a variety of sessions and competitions aimed at promoting scientific curiosity and engagement among students and the public.

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This event was graced by Dr. Chintakagiri Mohan Rao, Former Director (CCMB) and SS Bhatnagar Awardee, and Dr.Sesikeran Boindala, MD, FAMS, Former Director of ICMR – National Institute of Nutrition. The Scientific R&D exhibits and book exhibition was inaugurated by the guests.

Mohan Rao provided an insightful overview of the Raman Effect, shedding light on its significance in the field of spectroscopy. He explained how this phenomenon, discovered by Sir C.V. Raman, occurs when light is scattered by molecules and emphasized its role in explaining natural phenomena such as the blue color of the sky and the sea. He described how the scattering of light by molecules, a result of the Raman Effect, causes shorter wavelengths, like blue, to be scattered more than others, giving the sky and sea their characteristic color. Also Read – GMR gives 2 e-buggies for HC visitors In a thought-provoking speech delivered by Dr. Boindala, he highlighted several health issues, focusing on the science behind everyday practices and their long-term effects. He emphasized the importance of mindful cooking, using biryani as an example to demonstrate how proper preparation can preserve nutritional value and reduce health risks. Dr. Boindala also addressed the rise in early heart strokes among impoverished communities, attributing this to poor maternal nutrition and low birth weight. Additionally, he discussed the higher incidence of large intestine cancer in Asians compared to Africans, linking this disparity to diet and lifestyle factors, including high processed food intake, low fiber consumption, and lack of physical activity. The inauguration of these celebrations included welcome dances by Punya Keerthi and a curated dance on science by CRPF public school students.
We are very happy of participating in various events and competitions like poster making( ranjana bai and nithya –viii newton) and quiz competition ( akshay, utthej, deeksha sri,sumayya and rahul from ix newton).it is good experience to learn more things from the various scientific stalls and galleries.

So finally we are very happy about our representation in the great event organized at Rashtrapati Nilayam on Wednesday 27^th February.

We thank management for giving us this opportunity .

DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE:

PARTICIPANTS: Class-VIII: Ranjana bai and nithya, Class-IX: O.akshay, Class-IX: O.akshay, utthej, deeksha sri utthej, deeksha sri & sumayya and rahul

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National Science Day Celebrations at Greenwood High School, Mancherial

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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.

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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.

Championing Road Safety: Ch. Lekhana Wins District Quiz Competition

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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.

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Weekly Edition 12

Weekly Edition

Power of
Kindness & Empathy

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.

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Greenwood High School Bids a Heartfelt Farewell to the Class X Batch – The “Vision Vanguard” of 2024-25

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.

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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.”

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