09/11/2023, THU
#Greenwood High School Gopalpur
Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is a significant and joyous celebration for millions of people around the world. Here’s Vinuthna here to speak about its significance and lore.
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Math clubs can have many benefits for children, including:
Developing knowledge and understanding, applying math in real-life situations, strengthening cross-curricular links, providing opportunities to try new things, enhancing mathematical reasoning skills,promoting collaborative learning, developing math resilience
Boosting self-confidence, cultivating creativity and most of all – building a positive relationships between teachers and children
Math clubs can also help children:
The Mathematics teachers at Abhyaas the global school organized a few Maths club for students across Grades 1 to 9 to encourage them to put on their thinking caps.
From the junior team, T. Suhas Ram, Y S. Sai, D. Relina Princess, M. Ghanan Karthik and S. Dakshayani of Class 1 performed an activity using body parts to measure length such as hand span, foot span and cubit and foot pace.
Class 2 pupils, T. Reuel Shekhar, T. Harshika, T. Lohitha and M. Abhi Ram performed an activity to explain Shapes.
R. Revanth Avinash and P. Vikas of Class 3 performed an Activity to demonstrate measurement of objects like pencil, eraser and book with a scale while N. Yuva Kireeti and G. Saniya performed an activity to explain Time .
Class 4 students V. P . Sanjayana,
P.S.R.Thanmai, N. Nishitha Varma and K.V.S. Madhurima performed an activity to explain about Mass and Measurement.
N. Manvitha, Bhaghya and B. Cherithesh explained about Capacity through an activity.
Class 5 students, V. Preethi and V. Kodanda Venkat explained about the concept of Time while M.V.Karthik explained about Mass and Weight.
Coming to the senior school, Pragna of Ruby House did the anchoring.
B. Sreyas of Class VI enlightened the audience about the different types of fractions.
Sk. Halimunnisa and S. Bhavya of Grade VI IIT an activity on HCF.
Varshini and Rishith from the audience did a given sum using the play way method.
B. Lakshmi Chaitanya and M. Sindhu of Class VII explained about the different types of triangles.
A. Ramkumar of Grade VII IIT explained about the Anglesl Sum Property of a triangle using cutouts of interior angles of a triangle.
M. Krishna Varma, G.Chidvesh Pavan and K.Vijay Venkatapathi Raju conducted a Quiz.
S. Sai Durga of Class VII IIT recited the squares of numbers from 1 to 20 by heart.
G. Harinarayana of Grade VIII-IIT recited the cubes of numbers from 1 to 15.
K. Bejasri and Sk. Munthaj VIII performed an activity to explain the concept of Inverse Proportion.
G. Shyam of Class VIII conducted a very proactive Quiz.
S. Hanuvadh, S. Prudhvi and Y. Harsha of Class IX performed an activity on ‘Circle to Cone’ and also asked a few questions to their audience regarding circle and cone.
R. Vennela and P. J Harshita of Class IX have explained about the different types of Lines and Angles.
V. Druthi and D. Pragna of Class IX explained about the Cartesian Plane.
All of this was possible because of the Mathematics teachers who encouraged the students to showcase their talents. Kudos to them.
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05/10/2023, SUN
#Greenwood High School Warangal, #Founders’ Pen
The mother tongue, the language spoken at home and inherited from one’s ancestors, holds immeasurable value in shaping an individual’s identity and fostering a profound sense of belonging. It serves as the cultural cornerstone, connecting generations and preserving heritage. Language is not merely a tool for communication; it embodies the unique traditions, customs, and wisdom passed down through centuries.
One of the pivotal roles of the mother tongue is its influence on cognitive development. Studies have shown that children who are proficient in their mother tongue perform better academically and develop stronger critical thinking skills. Language is the gateway to understanding complex concepts, enabling individuals to explore the world with a broader perspective.
Furthermore, the mother tongue nurtures emotional expression. It provides a nuanced vocabulary to convey feelings, thoughts, and experiences accurately. This emotional fluency enhances interpersonal relationships and promotes empathy and understanding among diverse communities.
In the globalized world we live in today, preserving the mother tongue is essential for cultural diversity. It enriches society by offering diverse perspectives, traditions, and knowledge systems. When individuals embrace and honour their mother tongue, they contribute to a tapestry of languages that collectively enhance humanity’s intellectual and cultural wealth.
In conclusion, the mother tongue is not just a means of communication; it is a reservoir of cultural heritage, a facilitator of cognitive growth, and a conduit for emotional expression. Its preservation is paramount, ensuring the richness of human experiences and sustaining the invaluable diversity that defines our world.
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Dr. Jordan Peterson tells : “It appears possible that writing, which is a formalized form of thinking, helps people derive information from their experiences that help them guide their perceptions, actions, thoughts, and emotions in the present…
Good handwriting is really important. It’s not just about making your words look nice; it has many benefits. Here’s Hamsika of Class 6 to share her views on the topic.
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29/10/2023, Sun.
#founders’ pen @Greenwood group of schools
Oratory, the art of eloquent speech, has been a potent force shaping the course of history and inspiring masses. Throughout centuries, leaders have harnessed the power of words to ignite revolutions, foster unity, and drive change. Winston Churchill, the stalwart British Prime Minister, once said, “We are masters of the unsaid words, but slaves of those we let slip out.” This sentiment underscores the significance of oratory in leadership.
Great orators like Martin Luther King Jr. and his iconic “I Have a Dream” speech exemplify the impact of persuasive rhetoric. His words, “I say to you today, my friends, so even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, I still have a dream,” resonated deeply, fuelling the civil rights movement in the United States. Similarly, Mahatma Gandhi’s eloquence galvanized India’s fight for independence, his words echoing, “In a gentle way, you can shake the world.”
Historically, orators like Abraham Lincoln transformed nations with their speeches. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, with its timeless words, “that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth,” encapsulates the essence of democracy and inspired generations.
Oratory transcends time, as seen in the mesmerizing speeches of leaders like Nelson Mandela, whose words, “It always seems impossible until it is done,” inspired hope and reconciliation in post-apartheid South Africa.
Shakespeare exemplified the power of speech through the oratory power of his two immortal characters; Brutus and Antony in his epic drama, Julius Caesar.
Mrs. Indira Gandhi’s noble words “To be liberated, woman must feel free to be herself, not in rivalry to man but in the context of her own capacity and her personality.” clearly show us the power of speech that inspires generations to come.
Pandit Jawaharlal’s energetic speech ‘Tryst with Destiny’ is yet another example of oratory with a purpose.
In essence, oratory has a transformative power, capable of bridging divides, instilling hope, and driving societies toward progress. Through the ages, leaders have harnessed this art, proving that words, when wielded with eloquence and purpose, have the power to change the world.
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28/10/2023, Sat
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22/10/2023, SUN
#Founders’ Pen
I am writing to emphasize the profound significance of festivals in our rich and diverse country, India. Festivals in India are not merely celebrations; they are threads that weave the cultural fabric of our nation, binding us together in unity and harmony.
Our festivals carry centuries-old traditions, values, and customs. They serve as a reminder of our shared heritage, teaching us to respect and appreciate the diversity that defines our society. Diwali illuminates the triumph of light over darkness, symbolizing knowledge dispelling ignorance.
Holi, the festival of colours, exemplifies the joy of unity in diversity. Eid fosters the spirit of generosity and communal harmony. Christmas brings in the value of compassion and sacrifice. Each festival carries unique teachings, promoting understanding and acceptance among all.
Furthermore, festivals play a pivotal role in promoting social cohesion. They provide opportunities for families and communities to come together, reinforcing the importance of togetherness and mutual support. Through these celebrations, our children learn invaluable lessons about empathy, compassion, and the spirit of giving.
In the spirit of these festivals, let us embrace the diversity that makes our country extraordinary. Let us celebrate our differences and similarities alike, fostering an environment of love, acceptance, and understanding within our school and beyond.
Now, that we are celebrating Dussehra with great fervour and joy I would like to say a few things about this festival in particular.
Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashami, holds immense social and religious significance in Hindu culture. Socially, it symbolizes the victory of good over evil, encouraging people to embrace righteousness and reject negativity. The festival fosters a sense of unity and joy within communities, as families come together to celebrate. It also promotes cultural harmony and understanding among diverse groups.
Religiously, Dussehra marks the triumph of Lord Rama over the demon king Ravana, signifying the victory of dharma (righteousness) over adharma (unrighteousness). It is a time for devotees to reflect on moral values and spiritual principles. The day is often associated with the worship of Goddess Durga, representing the divine feminine energy and strength.
Dussehra instils moral and ethical lessons, reminding people of the importance of truth, courage, and compassion. The celebrations strengthen social bonds, promote religious tolerance, and inspire individuals to lead a virtuous life, making it a vital festival in the rich tapestry of India’s cultural and religious heritage.
Wishing you all a joyous festive season filled with love, compassion, and unity.
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Greenwood Group of Schools is a top-tier and trailblazing institution in Telangana, India that prioritizes holistic student development, combining innovative teaching methods with leading-edge technology to ensure that it is never just an ‘also-ran’ institution.
In its pursuit of excellence, Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, Hanumakonda,has embarked on a new educational journey with the introduction of a dynamic program ‘CognoSpace’ which reflects the institution’s unwavering dedication to nurturing well-rounded individuals,leveraging modernized teaching methods and state-of-the-art technology redefining the landscape of school education.
Owing to Greenwood Director Dr. Sri G. Bharadwaja Naidu’s trust and backing, Santosh Ballu and Sathish Garla the visionary founders of CognoSpace, have introduced an innovative experiential learning program that has found its home in Greenwood High School for the academic year 2023-24. The program has been designed to revolutionize education by adhering to the timeless wisdom of Aristotle: “FOR THE THINGS WE HAVE TO LEARN BEFORE WE CAN DO THEM, WE LEARN BY DOING THEM.”
CognoSpace is not just a run-of-the-mill educational initiative; it is a hands-on education platform designed to complement conventional classroom learning with engaging experimentation and cutting-edge educational technology. With an extensive curriculum comprising a staggering 300 practical lesson plans, the program aims to help students truly understand and apply what they learn.
In terms of execution, CognoSpace has created modern, vibrant classroom within the school, equipped with everything needed for the program’s delivery. These spaces house everyday objects for conceptual experiments and state-of-the-art STEM kits, as well as futuristic educational technologies, including Virtual Reality for virtual field trips, Augmented Reality, and 3D printingfor immersive learning.
This program consists of two key modules: a conceptual module that reinforces classroom learning through experimentation and an application module that introduces students to emerging fields like Robotics, Electronics, Electricals, Renewable Energy, AI, and Structural Engineering and so on. It caters to high school students from Class VI to X and seamlessly integrates with the regular school curriculum throughout the year.
Recognizing that education goes beyond academic knowledge, CognoSpace dedicates 20% of its program to nurturing students’ communication, public speaking, and behavioral skills. Through creative activities that combine science, mathematics, and art, students are expected to develop confidence, overcome stage fear, and enhance their overall personality.
CognoSpace is a unique and indispensable program aimed at cultivating a logical mind and out-of-the-box thinking among the students. It seeks to bridge the gap between knowledge and wisdom, emphasizing that knowledge alone is of limited value without the wisdom to apply and utilize it effectively. It is an extraordinary educational initiative that aligns with the belief that “Children are not things to be molded, but are people to be unfolded”. It holds the promise of not only imparting knowledge but also nurturing the wisdom and skills needed for the next generation to flourish in an ever-evolving world.
Greenwood High School’s collaboration with CognoSpace reflects a commitment to providing students with a holistic and forward-thinking education. Since the introduction of CognoSpace on our school campus, it has proven to revolutionize the educational experience for our students. This innovative program has breathed new life into our classrooms, providing a refreshing blend of enjoyment, tangible engagement, and invaluable practical knowledge. Students no longer view learning as a mundane task; instead, it has become an exhilarating journey, where each day is filled with exploration, discovery, and hands-on application of knowledge.
In summary, as the program continues to evolve and expand, we, the management of Greenwood, eagerly anticipate greater outcomes and enduring impacts on our students’ educational journeys and even believe that it ushers in a new era of learning, making education an exhilarating adventure brimming with endless possibilities and laying the foundation for lifelong success of our students.
Report by G Krishna Rao (English)
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15/10/2023, SUN
Balance Rest and Productivity: It’s important to rest and rejuvenate your mind and body after a busy school term. Take the time to sleep in, relax, and enjoy leisure activities that bring you joy. However, balance is key. Dedicate a portion of your day to productive pursuits, such as reading, learning a new skill, or pursuing a hobby. This balance will ensure you return to school feeling refreshed and accomplished.
Pursue Your Passions: Holidays provide a wonderful opportunity to explore your interests and passions outside of the classroom. Whether it’s painting, writing, music, sports, or any other hobby, use this time to dive deep into what you love. Pursuing your passions not only brings you joy but also helps in personal growth and self-discovery.
Give Back to the Community: The holidays are a perfect time to give back to the community. Volunteering at local charities, helping neighbours, or participating in community clean-up initiatives can be incredibly rewarding. Not only are you contributing positively to society, but you’re also learning essential life skills such as empathy, teamwork, and leadership.
Connect with Family and Friends: In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, we often don’t get enough time to spend with our loved ones. Use the holidays as an opportunity to strengthen your bonds with family and friends. Engage in meaningful conversations, play games, or simply spend quality time together. These connections are invaluable and can provide a strong support system in your life.
Practice Self-Care:Lastly, remember to take care of yourself. Engage in activities that promote your physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Exercise regularly, practice mindfulness, read books that inspire you, and maintain a balanced diet. Your overall well-being is the foundation of your success in all areas of life.
I encourage each one of you to make the most of this holiday season. Use this time wisely, not just for personal enjoyment, but also for personal growth and enrichment. When you return to school, I hope you bring with you new experiences, skills, and a refreshed perspective that will contribute positively to our school community.
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13/10/2023, Fri
#Abhyaas The Global School, @Bhimavaram, Ap
Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashami, marks the victory of Lord Rama over the demon king Ravana. It symbolizes the victory of righteousness over evil forces and the beginning of a new era filled with positivity and hope.
Today’s celebration at Abhyaas the global school was filled with an array of activities and performances that reflected the spirit of Dussehra.
The festivities had begun with Mrs. Prabha and Mrs. Syamala who sang a song praying to God Almighty to bless us all with lots of health, happiness and prosperity.
Mrs Prabha also enlightened the audience about the importance of Dussehra.
The Principal, Mr. V. Satyanarayan spoke a few words to bless the gathering on the auspicious occasion.
The children enthusiastically organized some wonderful cultural activities from traditional dances to melodious songs with the support of their teachers
Naturally talented Niharika of Class V started the celebration by enthralling her audience by performing a classical dance – ‘Mushika Vahana’.
Amazing Kashifa Sumanha of Class V entertained all with her impeccable performance of the classic devotional dance ‘Aigiri Nandini’.
The ‘Dazzling Duo’ Sujitha and Keerthana of Class 10 sizzled their audience with their performance of ‘Pranavalaya’.
Boys will be Boys! They too wanted to show off their dancing skills by dancing to the tune of a ‘Bonalu’ song.
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A troupe of High School girls across grades 7 to 10 showcased their dancing skills as they gracefully swayed to the tune of the classical prayer song ‘Aigiri Nandini’.
Soon it was time for another grand display of dancing skills by Ritvika of Class V with the song ‘Ettaagayya Shivaya’.
Rishith Varma from Class VII IIT spoke a few words on the occasion.
A mind-blowing group presentation of ‘Om Sarvani’ by Kashifa, Geethanvitha, Deekshitha, Chaithrika and Yokshika had the audience glued to their seats.
A group of boys and girls who have been learning music in the school sang a beautiful song called ‘Peddla Mata Vindam’
Last but not the least, boys of Class 10 had dazzled the audience with their dance number ‘Peddapuli’.
Mrs Jyothirmaie closed the celebration by giving the vote of thanks.
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12/10/2023, SAT
#Greenwood High School, Mancherial
Bathukamma celebrations at Greenwood High School 🌷Bathukamma, the vibrant and joyous festival of Telangana, was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Greenwood High School. The entire school gathered in the spacious ground, creating a sea of eager faces, ready to partake in the festivities.
The festivity began with colorful Bathukammas being meticulously prepared by the dedicated female teachers of the school. These floral arrangements, each a work of art, symbolized the spirit of the festival, bringing together elements of nature and culture.
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All the teachers and the girls from the 9th and 10th grades, carrying their splendidly adorned Bathukammas, made a grand entrance onto the stage. The program was initiated with the traditional Jyothi Prajwalana, symbolizing the lighting of the lamp to dispel darkness, and was led by the esteemed Principal, Mr. Chandramohan, alongside Ayub Baig and ACO Fareeda Somani.
The cultural extravaganza that followed was a sight to behold. The 7th-grade girls mesmerized the audience with their energetic Garba dance, while the 7th-grade boys delivered an engaging skit. The 5th-grade girls enthralled everyone with a mesmerizing Bathukamma dance, adding an authentic touch to the celebration.
The festivities continued with inspirational speeches by Principal Chandra Mohan, Ayub Baig, and ACO Farida Somani, emphasizing the significance of Bathukamma and the importance of celebrating this unique cultural heritage.
The entire school came together, forming circles according to their classes, to partake in the Bathukamma ritual. The girls danced and sang around these colorful arrangements, fostering unity and a strong sense of cultural pride.
The celebration of Bathukamma at Greenwood High School was a testament to the spirit of unity, cultural diversity, and the joy of coming together to celebrate a cherished tradition. It was a day filled with laughter, dance, and a deep appreciation for the rich cultural heritage of Telangana.
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@Mancherial #Greenwood High School
Student Name : Rida Tasneem
Class : 9 th (IIT)
06/10/2023, FRI
Greenwood Talks_ Greenwood Mancherial
Importance of education and learning for personal growth and development
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“Grades are like puzzle pieces, but they don’t make the whole picture. Some of us have awesome talents that can’t be graded.”
Here’s Bhavija. J belonging to class 6, of Greenwood Gopalpur, sharing her opinion from a student’s perspective.
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#Abhyaas The Global School, @Bhimavaram, AP
Abhyaas the global school proudly announces that once again one our prodigious students actively participated in the championship and secured medals.
Kashifa Sumahna of grade 5 bagged one silver medal in Single Leg Switch category and two Bronze medals in Relay and in Double Touch categories.
Kudos to Kashifa’s parents who are encouraging her to be an all-rounder.
This is indeed a proud moment not only for Kashifa’s parents and teachers but also for Abhyaas the global school.
It is very happy occasion for abhyaas school, that one our student who participated
and secure medals.
Kashifa got one silver medal in single leg switch and 2 Bronze medals in Relay,Double touch.
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#Greenwood High School #Vinayaka Chavithi – 2023
Like every year, this year too, Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, Hanumakonda celebrated Vinayaka Chavithi, also known as Ganesh Chaturthi that marks the birth of Ganesha, the God of Prosperity and Wisdom, on September 18, 2023 with great enthusiasm, fervor and a commitment to environmental sustainability. The celebration included the creation of huge eco-friendly clayidol of Ganesha, a nine-night special bhajana program, and the eco-conscious immersion of the idol.
Eco-Friendly Clay Idol Creation:
So as to promote Eco-friendliness and environmental consciousness, Greenwood High School organized a workshop where students and staff members made the idol of Ganesha using natural clay and organic colors, ensuring that they were free from harmful chemicals and pollutants.
This initiative aimed to reduce the environmental impact of the festival.The task of making the clay idol was successfully accomplished under the guidance of Art and Craft Teacher Banaja Sahoo.
The Festive Celebration :
The celebration started with a colourful procession of eco-friendly clay idol of Ganesha from the main gate to the Mandapam. The atmosphere was charged with the slogan of GANAPATHI BAPPA MORIA and BOLO GANESH MAHARAJ KI JAY. With devotional songs, beating of drums, wearing saffron head bands, students, teaching and non-teaching staff welcomed Lord Ganesha Murthi and installed him on the Mandapam.
Same evening around at 6.30 p.m. with the onset of auspicious muhurtham, Ganesh Puja started. Rituals were meant to be acts of worship and devotion to the one Reality in its various manifestations.
Ritualsincluded homa or havan, yajna, and pujā, all of which drew together all the five senses thereby centering the attention of the devotees performing the ritual and calming the devotee’s heart and mind through adoring focus of the chosen deity Ganesha being invoked and worshiped in the ritual.
Priest accompanied with Yajamana carried out all the rituals associated with puja and offered prasadam to the participants.
Our students invoked Lord Ganesha’s blessings to
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The festival of Ganesh Puja continued with cultural activities like Singing, musical performances and pravachanas. It was an opportunity for many students to explore and exhibit their hidden talents like singing devotional songs, traditional dances, reciting verses from holy scriptures and intricate of elaborate rituals.
Nine Nights of Special Bhajanas :
The school organized a special nine-nights bhajana program to mark the auspicious occasion. Every evening, students, teachers, and gathered to sing devotional songs and offer prayers to Lord Ganesha.
This program not only fostered a sense of spiritual unity but also encouraged cultural learning among the participants.These bhajanas were carried out by Jampala Ramesh, Head of the Department of Telugu, who sang and lead devotional Bhajan songs andnarrated mythological stories from Hindu scriptures.
He also encouraged students to take part in chanting slokas and exhibiting their spiritual talents. Palakurthi Abhinav Sharma the student of class X, Sathish Dhawan and V. Krishna Meenan of IX Vikramsarabhai were very instrumental in arranging all sorts of requirements for everyday Puja and offerings.
Celebration without music is like forest without trees. The Music Team of Greenwood played a vital role throughout these days to fill the atmosphere with melodious and devotional songs.
Eco-Conscious Immersion on 27th OCTOBER 2023:
The highlight of the Vinayaka Chavithi celebration was the immersion of the eco-friendly clay idol. After 9 days of rituals and offerings to Lord Ganesha, the day came when we had to say a heartful adieu to our Lord.After final and elaborate offerings, Lord Ganesha was taken out with a procession.
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Entire campus was echoed with recitation of Holy Names of Lord Ganesha. Filled with the emotions of separation as well as empowerment, Students prayed ardently to Lord Ganesha to return to our campus next year to bless us with more joy and happiness.
A specially designed vehicle was arranged for the very purpose of immersion. It was decorated with garlands and branches of coconut tree.
Greenwood High School opted for an eco-conscious approach in the immersion of the clay idol in water bodies. It was immersed in Hasanparthy pond.
After the immersion, the clay idol gradually dissolved, leaving no harmful pollutants behind. This innovative approach ensured that the festival’s religious customs were upheld while also protecting the environment.
From the beginning to the last day of the celebrations, our Honourable Director Sri Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu sir, Greenwood General Manager – Sri A. Prabhukumar, Academic Principal – Sri VVV Naveen Kumar sir, Administrative Principal – Sri T. Pavan Kumar and Vice Principal V. Suresh Kumar took active part in guiding the teachers, other staff and students for all arrangements for the celebration and its grand success.
A Special Appreciation:
Our Beloved Director Sri Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu Sir appreciated the hard work of Art and Craft Department and the team associated with making of idol and designing the backdrop. The dedication and commitment of the team as a whole under the guidance of Art Teacher Banaja Sahoo and G. Santhosha Rao was worth praising.
Director Sir also appreciated all the teachers and students who played active and responsible role in making this event a super success.
Greenwood High School’s Vinayaka Chavithi celebration was a remarkable example of how tradition and eco-consciousness can go hand in hand.
By creating eco-friendly clay idols, organizing a nine-day bhajana program, and adopting an environmentally friendly immersion process, the school demonstrated its commitment to preserving the environment while celebrating a cherished cultural festival.
This initiative not only educated students and participants about the importance of sustainability but also set a positive example for the community to follow.
Report by: G Krishna Rao (Teacher of English)
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G Nikitha _ 5th Jasmine (Greenwood High School – Hunter Road, Warangal )
Helping family is the best way to show gratitude towards them.
To bring light on this topic we have G. Nikitha of Grade 5 speaking about Helping Parents At Home
#Abhyaas The Global School, Bhimavaram-AP
Science clubs help in the development of scientific attitude and a genuine interest in science and scientific activities. They act as a supplement to the teaching-learning process in the classroom and the laboratory. They enhance the parts of the syllabus on a practical basis.
Mrs. Mary Jones introduced the occasion to the children while Mr. V. Satyanarayan the Principal spoke about the importance of participating in Science Clubs.
After a great start by the senior boys and girls from Abhyaas the global school, today the juniors across grades 3 to 5 have proved their calibre by participating in the science club activities with the same gusto as their seniors.
Bhargav Sai and Bhargav Amruth from Class 4 explained about how the human Digestive System works by using a model.
Gowtham and Prudhvi of Class 3 explained about the Parts of a Plant in a conversational method while displaying a real tree.
Jessica and Preethi of Class 5 enlightened the audience by giving factual information about the different types of Joints in our skeletal system by taking the help of a model. Later they asked a few questions to check how far their audience was attentive.
Finally, Hashrith and Delisha threw some more light on the working of our digestive system.
Club activities encourage students to develop a sense of unity and teamwork, learning how to work with others in reaching the same goals. They help learners develop social skills.
We, at Abhyaas the global school, have marked this day, 19 September 2023 to celebrate Science Club activities.
Mr. Chakravarthy began the celebration by speaking on the importance of Science club.
Boys of Class Succulent 6 performed an experiment on Light, reflection and shadow. They explained about shadows and the conditions necessary for the formation of shadows.
Boys of Class 7 IIT demonstrated and explained about how to recognise acids and bases by using natural indicators like blue and red litmus papers and turmeric. They also gave examples of neutralization in everyday life experiences. They also showed how to change acids into bases and vice versa.
Boys of Class-8 IIT performed a simple but effective demonstration to explain the phenomenon called combustion, its cause and how to control it.
Girls of Class 8 performed an activity to talk about ignition temperature using balloons, one filled with water and the other with air. They explained about heat and temperature with reference to why we should not use mobile phones in petrol bunks.
Class 7 girls explained about the parts of the buccal cavity and its use. They also explained how and why we should maintain oral hygiene.
Pragna from Class 9 explained about DNA and chromosomes using a model.
Boys of Class-9 IIT took turns to explain about the different parts of a human cell and their uses. They also explained about the components of blood and the different types of blood groups. They also explained about the different parts of the brain and its role in our body. Later, they enthusiastically asked the audience a few questions to test their knowledge about science.
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