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Sankranti Sambaralu @ Greenwood – Hunter Road 🌾

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Greenwood High School celebrated Sankranti Sambaralu with great joy, cultural vibrancy, and a strong spirit of togetherness. The entire campus was beautifully transformed into a colorful representation of traditional village life, offering students and parents an immersive experience of Indian heritage.

The celebrations were graced by the esteemed presence of our dignitaries — Director Mr. G. Bharadwaj Naidu, Mrs. Jyoti Dharmareddy, Mrs. Jahannavi, General Manager Mr. Prabhakumar, Principal Mrs. Manjula Devi, Dean Mr. Ravinder, Vice Principal Mr. Srikanth, and ACO Mrs. Rajeshwari. Their presence added dignity and significance to the festive occasion.

Addressing the gathering, Director Mr. G. Bharadwaj Naidu highlighted Greenwood High School’s strong commitment to holistic education. He emphasized that along with academic excellence, the school focuses on nurturing cultural awareness, ethical values, and moral integrity among students. His inspiring words deeply resonated with parents and staff, reaffirming the institution’s vision of shaping responsible and well-rounded individuals.

The celebration included engaging activities such as a Rangoli Competition for mothers and a Kite Flying Competition for fathers, which saw enthusiastic participation and joyful involvement from parents. The campus came alive with colorful rangolis, traditional decorations, and festive setups. The Bommala Koluvu stage decoration emerged as a cultural highlight, beautifully reflecting the richness of Indian traditions.

Students enthralled the audience with delightful cultural performances, including traditional dances and skits that showcased the spirit and significance of Sankranti. A special attraction was the Bhogi Pallu ceremony, conducted for young students, which brought smiles, excitement, and a meaningful introduction to age-old customs.

Adding to the festive warmth, a delicious Sankranti feast lunch was arranged for students and parents, strengthening the bond of togetherness and celebration. Prizes were awarded to the winners of the Rangoli Competition, appreciating the creativity and enthusiastic participation of mothers.

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The event received overwhelming appreciation and emotional feedback from parents, who praised the school management and staff for their thoughtful efforts. Many parents expressed happiness at seeing the campus transformed into a miniature village and their children actively participating in cultural traditions. They applauded Greenwood High School for imparting Indian culture, values, and ethics in an engaging and experiential manner.

Overall, the Sankranti Sambaralu at Greenwood High School were truly memorable and inspiring, reflecting the institution’s dedication to value-based education, cultural enrichment, and a strong partnership between the school and parents.

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Pongal Celebrations – Let’s Celebrate Safely and Joyfully

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Pongal Celebrations – Let’s Celebrate Safely and Joyfully

Dear Students and Parents,

Pongal is one of the most beautiful festivals of our country. It teaches us gratitude—towards the Sun God, nature, farmers, animals, and everyone who helps us live happily. I am very happy to see your excitement as you get ready to celebrate Pongal with your families and friends.

While enjoying the festival, it is very important for all of us to celebrate safely and responsibly. I would like to share a few important precautions that you must remember during Pongal, especially while flying kites and enjoying holidays.

Safety While Flying Kites Always fly kites in open places, playgrounds, away from roads, electric poles, and wires.

Never use glass-coated (manja) thread. It is very dangerous and can hurt people, birds, and animals.

Do not run on roads while chasing kites. Roads are meant for vehicles.

Fly kites only during daytime and with elders’ supervision.

If your kite gets stuck on a wire or tree, do not try to remove it yourself. Inform an elder.

Fire and Festival Safety Do not play with fire, matchsticks, or crackers without adult permission.

Maintain a safe distance while bonfires or Bhogi fires are lit.

Wear comfortable clothes and avoid loose or synthetic materials near fire.

Be Kind to Nature and Animals Pongal reminds us to respect nature. Please do not harm birds or animals.

If you see an injured bird, inform an elder immediately.

Keep water bowls on terraces or balconies for birds during this season.

Food and Health Care Enjoy festive food, but eat in moderation.

Wash your hands before eating.

Drink clean water and stay healthy.

Good Behaviour During Holidays

Be polite and respectful to elders, guests, and neighbours.

Help your parents at home.

Avoid excessive screen time and spend time with family.

Read storybooks, draw, play indoor and outdoor games safely.

My dear children, festivals are meant to spread joy, love, and togetherness. Let us celebrate Pongal with happiness, responsibility, and care for everyone around us.

I wish you and your family a Happy, Safe, and Prosperous Pongal

Enjoy the festival and come back to school with beautiful memories and smiling faces.

With warm wishes,
Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu

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Live Sketch Drawing – Art Integration Learning Program

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Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, Hanumakonda, believes that learning becomes more meaningful when students experience it beyond the classroom. With this vision, the school organized an educational visit to the historic Kolanupaka Jain Temple (Kulpakji), located at Kolanupaka Village, Alair Mandal, Yadadri Bhuvanagiri District, Telangana. The visit was planned to help students learn about heritage, culture, history, and art in a practical and engaging way.

Kolanupaka Jain Temple is one of the oldest and most important Jain pilgrimage centers in South India. It is well known for its ancient architecture, beautifully carved stone pillars, and sacred idols of Chintamani Parshvanath and Lord Mahavira. The temple’s peaceful and spiritual environment left a deep impression on the students. Teachers explained the historical background of the temple and its importance in Jain culture, helping students understand values such as discipline, simplicity, and non-violence.

As part of the Art Integration Learning Program, students actively participated in a Live Sketch Drawing Activity at the temple premises. They carefully observed the temple’s architecture, carvings, and surroundings and expressed their observations through drawings. This activity helped students improve their creativity, observation skills, and concentration. It also helped them understand how art and history are closely connected.

The live sketch drawing session was conducted under the guidance of Art and Craft Teacher Ms. Banaja Sahoo, who encouraged students and guided them step by step. Her support and motivation helped students confidently express their creativity and enjoy the learning process. The entire program was well planned and successfully conducted under the leadership of Academic Principal Mr. V. V. V. Naveen Kumar, whose academic vision supports experiential learning. Strong administrative support was provided by Administrative Principal Mr. T. Pavan Kumar, who ensured proper coordination, discipline, and student safety throughout the visit.

The management of Greenwood Group of Schools always encourages such innovative learning experiences. The Director, Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, strongly believes in holistic and value-based education and supports activities that help students learn beyond textbooks. The General Manager, Mr. A. Prabhu Kumar, also plays an important role by promoting programs that enhance creativity, cultural awareness, and overall student development.

All the dignitaries appreciated the students for their discipline, enthusiasm, and creative efforts. The educational visit to Kolanupaka Jain Temple became a memorable experience that enriched students’ knowledge, artistic skills, and cultural understanding. Greenwood High School continues to provide joyful and meaningful learning opportunities that help students grow academically, creatively, and morally.

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New Beginnings, New Resolutions

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Nitya Sri, a student of Greenwood High School, Warangal, spoke confidently on the topic “New Beginnings, New Resolutions.” She shared thoughtful ideas about starting fresh, setting positive goals, and developing good habits for personal and academic growth. Her talk reflected clarity, confidence, and a positive outlook, inspiring listeners to welcome change and move forward with determination.

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New Year Resolutions for 2026

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Students of Greenwood High School, Naimnagar, Hanumakonda, shared their New Year Resolutions for 2026 with great enthusiasm and confidence.

They explained their goals in a wonderful manner, focusing on good habits, discipline, kindness, and academic excellence.

Their thoughtful expressions reflected positivity, responsibility, and a strong determination to grow better in the coming year.

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A Daughter’s Pride

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A Daughter’s Pride

Veeksha, a student of Greenwood High School, Naimnagar Branch, spoke with deep emotion about her father, who serves in the Indian Air Force.

She shared how his dedication, sacrifices, and love for the nation inspire her every day.

Her words reflected pride, respect, and a strong emotional bond, touching the hearts of everyone present.

Young learners—especially those in Nursery to Primary grades—are more vulnerable to sudden temperature drops, and it is essential that we take proactive precautions both at home and during travel to school.

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Farming- Not a Profession but a Lifeline.

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Farming- Not a Profession but a Lifeline

Students B. Jasvika and M. Aarav spoke about the importance of farming, highlighting that it is not just a profession but a lifeline that sustains people and the nation. Their talk emphasized the hard work of farmers and the vital role agriculture plays in providing food and supporting life.

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Magical Math Tricks with Ramanujan

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Magical Math Tricks with Ramanujan

On 22nd December, as part of Special G Talks, students from the Mancherial Branch marked National Mathematics Day by explaining their Mathematics Room and demonstrating easy methods of calculation. K. Aamuktha, B. Hanika, and G. Rujula of Grade IX – Satish Dhawan presented the concepts clearly and confidently, making mathematics simple, interesting, and enjoyable.

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Social Science Quiz Competitions – 2025 zInquissitive Explorers Challenge

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The Social Science Department conducted the Social Science Quiz Competition on 28th November 2025 with the objective of promoting curiosity, academic excellence, and enthusiasm toward Social Science subjects among students of Classes 4 to 7. The event saw an enthusiastic response from students, who actively participated at every stage of the competition.

2. Preliminary Screening Test (20thNovember 2025)

To ensure fair selection and appropriate representation from all participating grades, a Preliminary/Screening Test was conducted on 20thNovember 2025.

  • Separate question papers were prepared for Classes 4, 5, 6, and 7.
  • Difficulty level and content were based on their respective standards and Social Science syllabus.
  • The test included questions from Geography, History, Civics, and General Awareness.

After evaluation, selected students were given one week of preparation time before the final quiz competition.

3. Final Quiz Competition (28 November 2025)

The main event was held on 28th November 2025 in the school auditorium. The program began with:

  • Introduction of dignitaries,
  • A brief address by the event coordinator,
  • Introduction of the four shortlisted teams  and
  • Explanation of rules, scoring procedures, and round formats.

A total of 4 teams, each consisting of 5 students, are qualified for the final quiz:

4. List of Final Teams and Participants

Team 1: Righteous Rangers

NAME OF THE STUDENT ADMISSION NUMBERCLASS & SECTION 
Dava Drithi 12263IV-Charaka 
Sadasha Shantanu Shah12045V-James Watt 
Alem Chaithanya 11833VI-Aristotle 
Angadi Nethran 11875 VII-Hippocrates 
Maloth Radha Krishna Vivaswanth Babu Naik 12323VII-Mendel 

Team 2: Civic Champions

NAME OF THE STUDENT ADMISSION NUMBERCLASS & SECTION 
Saladi Thanuja Devi 12156IV-Charaka 
Jayanthi Sree Vallabha 12362V-James Watt 
Rajireddy Srivardhan Reddy 12334VI-Pasteur 
Karkuri Lokesh Varma 11553VII-Hippocrates 
Renukuntla Dheeraj 11722VII-Jenner 

Team 3: Sovereign Squad

NAME OF THE STUDENTADMISSION NUMBERCLASS & SECTION
Piyush Singh 12327IV-Charaka
Uppula Siddartha 12379V-Einstein 
Nara Sidda Karunya Reddy 12130VI-Aristotle
Macharla Varshith 12245VII-Hippocrates
Shivam Sunil Salgar11956 VII-Hippocrates

Team 4: Heritage Heroes

NAME OF THE STUDENTADMISSION NUMBERCLASS & SECTION
Jerripothula Sathwik12205IV-Charaka
Thangellapalli Shiva Keshava 12443V- Einstein
Bayana Ashrith Sagar 11622VI-Pasteur
Bhukya Dhanraj 11717 VII-Tesla 
Bandaru Lokaadhitya12069 VII-Hippocrates

5. Structure of the Quiz Rounds

The final quiz comprised four competitive rounds, each designed to test conceptual knowledge, quick thinking, and teamwork.

Round 1 – National Symbols (8 Questions)

  • Direct questions to each team
  • Bounce/Passing allowed
  • Scoring:
    • Correct: 10 points
    • No negative marking

This round tested the teams’ knowledge of Indian national identity and symbolism.

Round 2 – Map Masters (4 Questions)

  • Included both direct and bounce and pounce questions
  • Focused on map-reading skills and geographical awareness

Scoring:

  • Direct Answer: 20 points
  • Pounce Answer: 25 points
  • Wrong pounce: 5 points

This round encouraged analytical skills and spatial understanding.

Round 3 – Freedom Fighters Round (8 Questions)

  • Direct questions with bounce/passing
  • Highlighted India’s freedom struggle and key personalities

Scoring:

  • Correct Answer: 20 points
  • No negative marking

Teams showcased their historical knowledge and recall abilities.

Round 4 – Buzzer Round (6 Questions)

  • 5 open buzzer questions
  • 1 final Bumper Question containing 5 sub-questions

Scoring:

  • Correct Buzzer Answer: 20 points
  • Wrong Buzzer Answer: 5 points
  • Bumper Question:
    • All 5 sub-questions correct = extra 20 bonus points

This round tested instant thinking, accuracy, and decision-making under pressure.

6. Conduct of the Program

The event was conducted smoothly and professionally. The quizmaster ensured clarity of questions and adherence to rules. Audience engagement remained high throughout the competition.

After the completion of all four rounds, the final scores were calculated, and the results were formally announced by the dignitaries. Certificates and encouragement were given to all teams for their participation, sportsmanship, and exceptional effort.

7. Result 

FIRST PRIZE(WINNERS):  CIVIC CHAMPIONS

SECOND PRIZE(RUNNERS): HERITAGE HEROES  

7. Conclusion

The Social Science Quiz Competition 2025 was a grand success, reflecting the hard work of the Social Science Department and the enthusiastic participation of students. The event helped motivate students to explore Social Science beyond textbooks and develop confidence, teamwork, and critical thinking skills.

The department extends its gratitude to the Director, Principal, staff members, and volunteers who supported the successful organization of this event.

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Values That Last a Lifetime

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Dear Students and Parents,

Education is not measured only by marks, certificates, or ranks. True education is reflected in the values we carry in our hearts and practice in our daily lives. In a world that is constantly changing, it is our values that remain steady and guide us through every stage of life. Values are the silent teachers that shape our thoughts, actions, and future.

From the early years of Nursery to the crucial years of Class 10, children are not only learning subjects but also learning life. Simple habits like saying please and thank you, being honest even when no one is watching, respecting elders, caring for friends, and taking responsibility for one’s actions are the foundations of strong character. These small daily practices gradually become lifelong traits.

Character is built through everyday experiences. When children learn to stand up for what is right, to be patient during difficulties, to be humble in success, and to be strong in failure, they develop inner strength that stays with them forever. These values become their guiding light in times of confusion and challenge.

Parents play a powerful role in shaping these lifelong values. The home is the first place where children begin to understand love, respect, discipline, and responsibility. Children learn more from what they observe than what they are told. When they witness kindness in action, honesty in words, and respect in relationships, they naturally grow into balanced individuals.

In today’s fast-changing digital world, where children are exposed to endless information and influences, strong values act as an inner compass. They help children choose wisely, behave responsibly, and remain grounded in every situation. Knowledge gives direction, but values give purpose.

Our collective responsibility is to raise children who are not only intelligent, but also compassionate, respectful, and strong in character. The values taught today will become the foundation of tomorrow’s leaders, thinkers, and responsible citizens.

Let us guide our children with patience, love, and consistent example, so that the values they learn today truly last a lifetime.

With warm wishes,

Director

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Mathematics : The Language that shapes our world

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Mathematics : The Language that shapes our world

Mathematics has been a part of human life from the moment people began counting the days, sharing food, and measuring the world around them. What began as simple marks on stones has grown into one of the most powerful tools in human history.

Where It All Began
 
Early humans used stones, sticks, and even their fingers to keep track of numbers. As civilizations grew, so did their need for better ways to calculate and measure.
• Egyptians used math to design pyramids.
• Babylonians developed early tables of multiplication.
• Greeks studied shapes, patterns, and reasoning.
• Indians gifted the world with the number zero and the place-value system.
These discoveries formed the foundation for modern mathematics.
 
Math Through the Ages
 
Over centuries, mathematics became essential in every field:
• Traders used math to weigh, measure, and keep accounts.
• Astronomers used math to study stars and predict seasons.
• Engineers and builders relied on math to construct safe roads, bridges, and monuments.
• Scientists and inventors used math to understand nature and create new technologies.
 
Every major milestone in human progress has a mathematical idea behind it.
 
Why Mathematics Matters Today
 
Mathematics is a subject that supports almost everything in our modern world:
• Smartphones, computers, and the internet run on mathematical principles.
• Banking, online transactions, and business depend on calculations and algorithms.
• Doctors use math in diagnosis, research, and medical technology.
• Pilots, architects, designers, and scientists all rely on mathematical skills every day.

Even simple activities—sharing snacks, playing sports, crossing the road, or telling time—involve math!

A Skill for Life

Mathematics helps us think clearly, solve problems, and make good decisions. It builds discipline, confidence, and creativity. Whether a student is in Nursery learning to count or in Class X solving equations, every step strengthens the mind.

A Message to Our Students

Mathematics is more than a subject in school—it is a universal language that connects ideas, shapes inventions, and opens doors to the future.
Let us learn it with curiosity, practice it with patience, and enjoy the excitement of every new discovery. 🌟

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Greenwood High School Welcomes Winter with a Spectacular Sports Carnival.

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The much-awaited Winter Sports Carnival was inaugurated today with great enthusiasm and school spirit at Greenwood High School, Hunter Road. The event was graced by the esteemed presence of Director, Mr. Bharadwaj Naidu, General Manager, Mr. Prabhu Kumar, Principal, Mrs. Manjula Devi, Dean, Mr. Ravinder, Vice Principal Mr. Srikanth and ACO, Mrs. Rajeshwari,
who presided over the gathering.

The ceremony commenced with the hoisting of the school flag, followed by the respectful hoisting of the National Flag, filling the atmosphere with pride, patriotism and unity.

the children participated in an energetic marshal run around the ground, symbolically carrying and lifting the ceremonial light, setting a spirited tone for the day.

The students presented a vibrant house-wise march past, showcasing discipline, coordination and teamwork.
In his inspiring address, the Director administered the sports oath, encouraging students to uphold the values of sportsmanship, integrity and fair play throughout the carnival.

The inaugural drills began with beautifully synchronized rhythmic performances set to music, where students displayed colourful pom-pom formations, adding festive charm to the event. The middle school students impressed the audience with their well-coordinated dumbbell drills, reflecting strength, precision and vigorous practice.

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Parents were warmly invited for the inaugural ceremony and their active participation added joy to the occasion. Special parent-and-child games were conducted, creating moments of fun, bonding and shared laughter. The enthusiastic involvement of parents made the event even more memorable.

The Winter Sports Carnival promises an exciting lineup of activities and competitions in the coming days, celebrating the spirit of fitness, teamwork and healthy competition at Greenwood High School.

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Celebrates 150 Glorious Years of the National Song “Vande Mataram” @Greenwood -Hasanparthy

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07/11/2025, FRIDAY

On 7th November 2025, Greenwood High School conducted a special assembly at 10:00 a.m. to commemorate the completion of 150 glorious years of the national song “Vande Mataram.” Organized in accordance with the call given by the Government of India, the celebration aimed to remind students of the song’s historical importance and its deep patriotic essence.

Around 1,300 students along with all the staff members gathered on the school premises, holding tricolour flags and singing “Vande Mataram” with great pride and devotion, creating an atmosphere filled with national spirit.

Telugu Department HOD Mr. Jampala Ramesh addressed the gathering and beautifully explained the origin, meaning, and significance of the song, highlighting how Bankim Chandra Chatterjee composed it in 1875, included it in his novel Anandamath, and how it became a unifying force during India’s freedom movement.

The programme was held under the able guidance of our Academic Principal, Mr. V. V. V. Naveen Kumar, and Administrative Principal, Mr. T. Pavan Kumar, whose constant encouragement made the event inspiring and memorable.

The assembly concluded with the National Anthem, leaving everyone with a renewed sense of pride and gratitude towards our nation and its rich legacy of freedom.

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Every Citizen is a Soldier: Monday School Assembly @ Greenwood-Hasanparthy

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The bright Monday morning of October 27, 2025, at Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, resonated with patriotic zeal and disciplined fervour as the students of Class IX – Hawking Section took charge of the Monday School Assembly. The assembly, held under the inspiring theme “Every Citizen must act as a Soldier for the Welfare of the Country,” beautifully reflected the spirit of the National Cadet Corps (NCC) — unity, service, and selfless contribution to the nation.

Assembly: A Patriotic Prelude

The proceedings began with the unfurling of the National Flag by Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Hon. Director of Greenwood Group of Institutions, followed by the National Anthem, which filled the campus with patriotic pride. The students of Class IX – Hawking then conducted the assembly with remarkable confidence and coordination.

Their presentation seamlessly wove the NCC theme into each segment — from the Thought for the Day highlighting self-discipline and national duty, to News Headlines focusing on national achievements, and a Motivational Conversation reminding every student that serving the country begins with responsible citizenship. The well-coordinated performance inspired all to uphold values of patriotism, unity, and service.

Recognition of Academic and Intellectual Excellence

The assembly continued with a vibrant Prize Distribution Ceremony, honouring students for their outstanding performances in various academic contests.

🏅 Winners of Surprise Test – 10 (held on 15-10-2025)

🏅 Winners of Surprise Test – 11 (held on 22-10-2025)

🧮 Math-a-Maze – 3 Champions

✍️ Spelling Genius – 1 Toppers

Greenwood Pride @ State Level Gou Vignana Pareekshalu – 2025

The celebration reached its peak as the school felicitated two extraordinary achievers who brought laurels to Greenwood at the State Level Gou Vignana Pareekshalu – 2025, conducted by the Gou Seva Vibhag Telangana on October 26, 2025, at Keshav Memorial Institute of Technology, Narayanaguda, Hyderabad.

Out of 2,200 participants from all districts of Telangana:

  • Thallapelli Mani Theja (Class IX) secured the First Prize, winning a cash award of ₹1,00,000, a memento, and a merit certificate presented by Sri G. Kishan Reddy, Union Minister of Coal and Mines, and Sri. Bandi Sanjay, Union Minister of State for Home Affairs.

  • Bayana Ashrith Sagar (Class VI) received a Consolation Prize, with a cash award of ₹1,000, a memento, and a certificate from the honourable Union ministers.

To honour their success, both the winners were felicitated at Greenwood by Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Director Greenwood Group of Institutions, in the presence of General Manager Sri. Prabhu Kumar, Principals Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar and Sri. T. Pavan Kumar, Vice Principal Sri. V. Suresh Kumar, Academic Coordinators, and teachers.

The Director commended the students’ dedication and highlighted the multi-level structure of the Gouseva Pareekshalu — from School Level to District Level, culminating in the State Level where Greenwood students shone brightly.

Director’s Inspiring Address

Following the felicitation, Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Director, delivered an insightful and motivational address. Emphasizing the importance of self-discipline, he narrated an inspiring story of a young man who inspired by his mother’s cooking while excelling in academics, later became a successful entrepreneur with an annual turnover of ₹2,500 crores.

Dr. Naidu urged students to balance academics with humility and family values, reminding them that true success is the result of the combined influence of teachers, parents, and personal determination. He specially appreciated Thallapelli Mani Theja and Bayana Ashrith Sagar for bringing national recognition to Greenwood High School through their exceptional achievements.

Conclusion: A Call to Serve and Excel

The Monday School Assembly of 27th October 2025 was a powerful reminder that at Greenwood, education extends beyond textbooks — it is about building character, leadership, and a sense of service to the nation, in true alignment with the NCC-inspired motto:“Every Citizen is a Soldier.”

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Young Greenwoods Learn Beyond Books and Classroom – A Meaningful Visit to Hanamkonda Raithu Bazaar

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As part of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 experiential learning initiative, the students of Greenwood High School, Hunter Road, Warangal, visited the Hanamkonda Raithu Bazaar today.

The visit provided the young learners with valuable real-world exposure to understand how a local market functions and to appreciate the dedicated efforts of farmers and vendors who play a crucial role in our daily lives. The students keenly observed the market setup, interacted with farmers and customers. They also learned about the process of buying and selling fresh produce.

As part of their environmental awareness drive, the students spread meaningful messages on the harmful effects of plastic usage and encouraged the public to use eco-friendly cloth and jute bags instead. They also carried colorful placards with creative slogans, inspiring everyone to “say no to plastic” and adopt sustainable practices.

In addition, the children learned to identify various vegetables and discovered their nutritional importance in maintaining a healthy diet. This hands-on experience allowed them to connect classroom learning with real-world understanding, nurturing values of social responsibility and environmental consciousness.

The school management appreciated the enthusiasm and active participation of the students.
Directors Sri. G. Bharadwaj Naidu and GM A. Mr.Prabhu Kumar, Principal Mrs. Manjula Devi and Coordinator Mrs. Rajeshwari encouraged and supported the initiative wholeheartedly. Vice Principal Mr. Srikanth led the event along with the Grade II teachers, whose dedicated efforts made the program a resounding success.

Such experiential learning opportunities truly reflect Greenwood High School’s commitment to nurturing curious minds, responsible citizens and environmentally conscious young learners.

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Educational Trip to the Railway Station

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As part of promoting Experiential Learning under NEP 2020, our Pre-Primary students of Greenwood High School, Hunter Road, visited the Warangal Railway Station. The visit aimed to provide children with hands-on learning and help them understand the functioning and importance of the railway system.

Students were introduced to different sections of the station — the ticket booking counter, ATVM ticket machine and platform areas. They learned about the importance of tickets, observed how passengers stand in a queue to purchase them and explored the railway chart showing train names, numbers, arrival and departure timings and days of service.

They also learned about platform numbers, the use of red and green flags, signal lights and announcements made for trains. Children eagerly explored the waiting hall, entry and exit boards, escalator and discussed rules to follow while traveling. The excitement on their faces as they watched the trains arrive and depart was truly delightful!

This experiential trip not only enhanced their knowledge but also sparked curiosity and joy in learning beyond the classroom.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to the school management for organizing such a meaningful and enriching learning experience for our young learners.

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AI — A Friend or a Challenge ?

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A bright student from Grade 5 of Greenwood High School – Erragattugutta, Hasanparthy, delivered an impressive speech on the topic “Advantages and Disadvantages of Artificial Intelligence.”

She explained how Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an important part of our lives — making tasks easier, improving learning experiences, and helping in various fields like education, healthcare, and communication.

At the same time, she thoughtfully discussed the challenges of AI, mentioning that over-dependence on machines may reduce human creativity, emotional understanding, and even lead to joblessness in the future, as robots and computers might replace certain kinds of human work.

Her presentation reflected deep thinking, confidence, and awareness about how technology can be both a friend and a challenge in today’s world.

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Students Present Drama on “Smartphone Addiction @Naimnagar

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Students of Greenwood High School – Naimnagar, Hanumakonda, performed an insightful drama on the topic “Smartphone Addiction.” The performance delivered a strong message — “Don’t let children use smartphones excessively.”

Through their well-acted scenes, the students highlighted how overuse of smartphones can seriously disturb both physical and mental health. They explained how long screen time can cause eye strain, poor posture, lack of focus, and even emotional stress. The drama also portrayed how children today are losing real-life interaction and creativity due to excessive gadget use.

Their message encouraged everyone to use technology wisely and spend more time on learning, sports, and family bonding. The performance was appreciated by teachers and parents for its meaningful content and powerful presentation.

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Raagnisree Speaks About Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam

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Raagnisree, a Class 3 student from Greenwood High School – Naimnagar Branch, spoke wonderfully about Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, the Missile Man of India. She shared that he was not only a great scientist but also a true inspiration for students. Her words reflected admiration for his hard work, simplicity, and dedication to the nation.

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