Place values are the values of each digit in a number based on its position. Starting from the right, each place value gets bigger by 10 times. The place values are:
Ones (1)
Tens (10)
Hundreds (100)
How to Write Numbers in Expanded Form
Let’s take the number 456. To write this number in expanded form, we break it down into its place values:
400 (hundreds)
50 (tens)
6 (ones)
So, the expanded form of 456 is:
400 + 50 + 6
Why is Expanded Form Important?
Writing numbers in expanded form helps us understand the value of each digit and how they contribute to the total number. It’s like breaking down a big puzzle into smaller pieces!
Example
Let’s try another example. The number 279 can be broken down into:
200 (hundreds)
70 (tens)
9 (ones)
So, the expanded form of 279 is:
200 + 70 + 9
Conclusion
In conclusion, expanded form is a powerful tool that helps us understand numbers better. By breaking down numbers into their place values, we can see how each digit contributes to the total number. So, next time you see a big number, try breaking it down into its expanded form!
Greenwood High School, Gopalpur, celebrated National Science Day with great enthusiasm, engaging students in various interactive activities to enhance their scientific understanding. The celebration aimed to make learning more practical and enjoyable by encouraging students to apply their textbook concepts through experiments and demonstrations. Each class participated actively, showcasing their creativity and knowledge.
The primary section focused on simple science experiments, such as water density tests, magnetism, and plant growth observations, helping them understand basic scientific principles in a fun and engaging manner.
Middle school students demonstrated experiments related to their syllabus, including topics like light reflection, acids and bases, and electric circuits. Senior students took a step further by presenting working models on environmental sustainability and space science, highlighting real-world applications of their learning.
Teachers guided students in explaining their textual concepts through hands-on activities, making complex theories easier to grasp. The event not only enhanced students’ curiosity but also encouraged teamwork and innovative thinking. Principal Mrs. Kavita Chawla appreciated the efforts of both students and teachers, emphasizing the importance of scientific temper in daily life. The day concluded with an inspiring talk on India’s scientific achievements and the significance of research in shaping the future.
The celebration of National Science Day at Greenwood High School successfully fostered a spirit of inquiry and creativity among students, making learning an exciting and meaningful experience.
The Grade 5 students participated in an engaging Maths Club Activity to explore the fascinating world of Mathematics.
The objective of this activity was to promote problem-solving skills, teamwork, and the application of mathematical concepts to real-world problems.
Here’s a sneak peek at what was planned for the event:
Diamond House: Nets of 3D shapes Ruby House: Volume and capacity Emerald House: Measuring weight Sapphire House: Symmetry and its types The session began with an introduction to how Mathematics is present in our daily lives—from the moment we wake up to the time we go to bed.
Each group was then invited onto the stage to showcase their activity on their respective topics. The program concluded with the announcement of winners and a thought-provoking quote: “Mathematics is the language with which God has written the universe.”
Winners: Diamond Group (V Jasmine) – 34 out of 40 Emerald Group (V Rose) – 38 out of 40 Ruby Group (V Jasmine) – 37 out of 40 Sapphire Group (V Jasmine) – 36 out of 40 This activity not only enriched students’ mathematical knowledge but also fostered a spirit of teamwork and curiosity, making learning fun and interactive!
Greenwood High School, Mancherial, conducted an engaging Weekend Activity Program under the able guidance of Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi. The event was organized by Ruby House teachers—Mr. Mahendar, Mr. Balakrishnan, Mrs. Saba, Mrs. Rajitha, Mr. Arif, and Mrs. Amitha, with the coordination of Mrs. Meera Bai and Mrs. Tejaswi.
The program commenced with an insightful introduction by Mrs. Saba Firdous, setting the tone for an enriching session.
Skits by Talented Students The event featured two skits performed by students from different grades, showcasing their creativity and teamwork:
Skit: Human Relations
8th and 9th graders: Sricharan, Srikar Lokesh, Yash Mandal, Nihal, Rishitha Ch., O. Sri Vaishnavi, Surya Siddharth, Pavan Putra, Anjani, Vihaan, Deekshitha, and Akhil Reddy presented a thought-provoking skit that captivated the audience.
Skit: Before Smartphone and After Smartphone 6th graders: A. Sahasra, Tejaswi, Aadhya Chenna, Thanushree, and M. Srijal impressed everyone with their well-coordinated and meaningful performance.
Inspirational Messages Following the skits, esteemed faculty members and school leaders shared valuable insights: House Master Mr. Mahendar encouraged students to actively participate in extracurricular activities, emphasizing their role in holistic development. Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi highlighted the importance of teamwork and creativity in student learning.
Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan delivered a motivating speech, applauding the efforts of both students and teachers in making the event a success. The program concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks by Mr. L. Srinivas, expressing gratitude to all participants, organizers, and attendees for their enthusiastic involvement. The Weekend Activity by Ruby House was a resounding success, providing students with an opportunity to express their talents and learn essential life skills.
Under the guidance of Principal Mr.R.Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi, Greenwood High School, Mancherial, celebrated the 76th Republic Day with grandeur and patriotic fervor. Anchors Ch.Tanvi and Yash Mandal, under the mentorship of Mr. L. Srinivas teacher in English ensured the smooth flow of the program, creating a vibrant and inspiring atmosphere throughout the event.
The celebrations began with a ceremonial march past to welcome the dignitaries, led by the school’s disciplined student contingents. The esteemed Chief Guest, Mr. G. Rajashekar, Sub-Inspector of Police, Ramakrishnapur, was warmly received alongside the Principal and Vice Principal. Following the tradition, the dignitaries on the dais lit the ceremonial lamp and paid floral tributes to the portraits of Bharat Mata, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, and other national leaders.
The school choir, performed the soulful *national song, filling the air with patriotic energy. The highlight of the event was the **flag hoisting ceremony, where the Chief Guest, Principal, and Vice Principal hoisted the tricolor. This was followed by the *National Anthem and slogans such as “Jai Jawan Jai Kisan” and “Bharat Mata Ki Jai,” which resonated through the gathering, igniting a sense of pride and unity among everyone present.
The cultural program commenced with a speech in Telugu by Manihasan of Satish Dhawan, who eloquently expressed the significance of Republic Day. Next, the students of 5th grade performed the stirring song భారత మాతకు జేజేలు బంగరు భూమికి జేజేలు under the guidance of Mrs. Meerabai, followed by an energetic dumbbell dance performance choreographed by the teacher,Mr.Sagar (PET) Harshvardhan of 4th grade delivered an impressive speech in English, highlighting the values enshrined in the Constitution.
Adding to the celebratory mood, the teachers’ group, led by Mrs. Premlatha, presented a melodious song, which was followed by another musical rendition, పాడుదమా స్వేచ్ఛ గీతిక, performed by Rujula and her group under the guidance of Mr. Mahendar,teacher in Telugu.
The younger students of 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades showcased a delightful dance performance, choreographed by Mrs. Tejaswi.
The program also featured a series of impactful speeches. Shanvi of 8th grade delivered a moving speech in Hindi, while Sushruta of 8th grade addressed the gathering in English, both emphasizing the importance of unity and equality.
The Hindi teacher, Mr. Arif, captivated the audience with a beautiful Hindi song, and the senior students, Lakshmi, Pranitha, and Deekshita, performed a vibrant dance under the creative guidance of Mrs. Tejaswi.
To further engage the students, the school organized various sports, games, and competitions including throwball, football, lemon and spoon races, running, chess, carroms, singing, drawing, elocution, and essay writing. Winners of these events were honoured with prizes, recognizing their talents and efforts.
The celebrations concluded with inspiring messages by the Principal and Chief Guest, emphasizing the importance of preserving the values of democracy and fostering a spirit of patriotism among the youth. Sweet packets were distributed to all students, adding a sweet note to the occasion.
The Republic Day celebrations at Greenwood High School was a resounding success, leaving everyone with a renewed sense of pride in the nation and its heritage. The event truly reflected the school’s commitment to nurturing responsible and patriotic citizens.
Greenwood High School celebrated the 76th Republic Day of India on 26th January 2025 with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervor. Directors Sri. Challa Dharma Reddy sir, Sri.Dr.G.Bharadwaja Naidu Sir, Principal Mrs. Manjula Ma’am, Dean of academic Mr. Dr. Ravinder sir, Vice principal Mr.Srikanth sir, ACOs Mr. Harshavardhan sir and Mrs. Sailaja ma’am and all the staff of Greenwood graced the event with their presence.
The celebration began with the school directors hoisting the national flag, followed by the rendition of the national anthem, which filled the air with pride and unity.
The students actively participated in the event by delivering inspiring speeches, singing patriotic songs, and sharing thoughtful insights about the Constitution, the Preamble, and its significance. Their words reflected a deep understanding of the nation’s ideals and values.
The cultural program was a visual treat, featuring mesmerizing dance performances and graceful yoga displays that captivated the audience. Additionally, the prize distribution ceremony recognized the achievements of students from nursery to class nine in various competitions held prior to Republic Day.
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The highlight of the event was the announcement of the Overall House Championship, where Sapphire House emerged victorious, securing a total of 1,073 points.
Both directors Dharma Reddy sir and Bharadwaja Naidu sir addressed the gathering with their valuable words of wisdom, encouraging students to uphold the values of the nation.
The celebration concluded on a joyful note, leaving everyone inspired and proud of their heritage.
Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, hosted an Inter-House Rangoli Making Competition to celebrate the Sankranthi Festival on 5th January 2025. The event was a vibrant and exciting experience for our enthusiastic girl students from classes VII to X. They participated with great zeal, showcasing their creativity, teamwork, and cultural appreciation. The competition provided a platform for students to express themselves through the traditional art form of Rangoli, highlighting the rich cultural heritage of India.
Significance of Rangoli Making
Rangoli making is a beautiful art form that involves creating intricate patterns using various materials such as powdered lime, red ochre, rice flour, colored sand, quartz powder, flower petals, colored rocks, and glitters. This traditional practice is an integral part of Indian culture, especially during festivals like Diwali, Tihar, Onam, Pongal, and Sankranthi. Rangoli designs are often passed down through generations, preserving the cultural legacy and connecting families.
Role of Rangoli During Sankranthi
Sankranthi, also known as Makar Sankranti, is a major harvest festival celebrated across India. During this festival, Rangoli plays a significant role in welcoming prosperity and happiness into homes. The vibrant designs are created at the entrance of houses to invite positive energy and ward off evil spirits. Rangoli patterns during Sankranthi often depict symbols of abundance, such as grains, flowers, and traditional motifs, reflecting the joy and gratitude of the harvest season.
The Rangoli competition’s seamless execution was made possible by the unwavering support and guidance of Greenwood’s leadership team, including Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, General Manager Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar, Academic Principal Sri.V. V. V. Naveen Kumar, Administrative Principal Sri. T. Pavan Kumar, Vice Principal Sri . V. Suresh Kumar, and Academic Coordinator Smt. P. Kanthi. Their collective efforts ensured an enriching experience for the students, fostering a deeper connection to their cultural roots.
24 Teams of girls participated in the competition, putting in tremendous effort and showcasing their artistic skills. Each student created Rangoli designs, reflecting their unique creativity and imagination. The themes ranged from traditional to contemporary, blending cultural heritage with modern aesthetics.
Competition Highlights
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Beyond Art: The Spirit of Rangoli The event was more than just a competition—it was an opportunity to:
Preserve Culture: Instilling respect for traditional practices. Foster Creativity: Encouraging students to express their unique artistic flair. Build Confidence: Offering a platform for self-expression and public acknowledgment. Promote Unity: Bringing together students in a shared celebration of Indian heritage. Awaiting the Big Reveal!
As the event concluded, anticipation filled the air, with everyone eagerly awaiting the announcement of the winners. Regardless of the outcome, every participant walked away with newfound confidence, enriched cultural awareness, and cherished memories.
A panel of experienced judges evaluated the Rangoli artworks based on design selection, color coordination, neatness, creativity, and overall presentation. The competition not only allowed students to display their artistic talents but also helped them understand the cultural significance of Rangoli in Indian traditions.
Stay tuned for the results, as Greenwood High continues to shine as a beacon of cultural pride and creative excellence!
On January 3, 2025, Greenwood High School in Hasanparthy hosted a vibrant Mehndi competition for girls in grades 7 to 10 in celebration of the upcoming Sankranti Festival. Mehndi, also known as henna, is a paste made from the henna plant and is used for temporary body art. It is believed to bring positive vibes and good luck. The competition aimed to help students explore traditional values, express their artistic talents, and showcase their creativity through various Mehndi designs.
Mehndi holds a special place in Indian culture, blending medicinal properties with deep-seated sentiments and beliefs. The deeper the color of the Mehndi, the stronger the love and bond it symbolizes. The competition was not just about assessing drawing skills but also about appreciating creativity and unique expression, contributing to the overall personality development of the students.
The event saw enthusiastic participation from 35 students, who crafted intricate designs based on diverse themes. While some designs were rooted in tradition, others showcased modern and trendy interpretations. The school grounds were adorned with colorful decorations, creating a festive and celebratory atmosphere.
Respected dignitaries, including Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Greenwood General Manager Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar, Academic Principal Mr. V. V. V. Naveen Kumar, Administrative Principal Mr. T. Pavan Kumar, Vice Principal Mr. V. Suresh Kumar, and Academic Coordinator Mrs. P. Kanthi, actively guided the teachers, staff, and students, ensuring the competition’s success. A distinguished panel of judges added prestige to the event.
Importance of Mehendi Competitions in School Education
Cultural Preservation: Mehndi competition connect students with their cultural heritage, keeping traditional practices alive.
Creative Expression: These events provide a platform for students to showcase their creativity and artistic flair.
Skill Development: Applying Mehndi enhances fine motor skills, patience, precision, and concentration.
Interpersonal Skills: Competitions foster teamwork and friendships, promoting healthy competition and social interaction.
Cultural Awareness: Students learn about diverse cultural practices and the significance of Mehndi in various celebrations.
Celebrating Festivals: Aligning competitions with festivals like Sankranti fosters unity and shared cultural experiences.
Benefits of Mehndi Competitions
Boosting Confidence: Publicly showcasing creative work enhances students’ confidence.
Fostering Inclusivity: Mehndi competitions provide opportunities for all students to shine, regardless of academic strengths.
Parental Involvement: Cultural events strengthen the bond between the school and families, highlighting the school’s commitment to holistic education.
The Mehndi competition at Greenwood High School was more than just a celebration of artistic talent; it was a tribute to cultural preservation, creativity, and personal development. Events like these enrich the school experience and contribute significantly to the holistic education of students.
The winners of the Mehndi competition will be announced shortly!
Greenwood High School, Gopalpur, celebrated Christmas with great joy and festivity.
A student dressed as Santa Claus performed a lively dance to “Jingle Bells,” spreading smiles all around.- A group of students showcased their enthusiasm and creativity through a lively dance performance.- Santa distributed chocolates to students and staff, adding sweetness to the occasion.
Principal Mrs. Kavita Chawla delivered a valuable speech, emphasizing the importance of:
Greenwood High School, Hunter Road conducted The Rangoli competition, held on 31st December which brought together vibrant colors, creativity, and cultural enthusiasm. The competition featured the themes, Cultural Heritage of India.
Organized as part of the year-end festivities, the event showcased artistic talent.
The atmosphere buzzed with excitement as the vibrant patterns began to unfold, reflecting the participants’ dedication and creativity.
Judges evaluated the Rangolis based on criteria such as originality, intricacy, color combination, and adherence to the theme.
The Rangoli competition successfully blended tradition with creativity, leaving everyone inspired and eagerly looking forward to future editions of the event.
On the vibrant morning of 23 December 2024, Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy witnessed an electrifying atmosphere as students, staff, and esteemed guests gathered for the much-awaited inauguration of the WinterSports Carnival 2024-25 which goes on for a week. With the cool winter breeze setting the perfect tone, the ceremony marked the beginning of an exhilarating season of sports, competition, and unity. The campus buzzed with enthusiasm, as the spirit of sportsmanship filled the air, promising a memorable celebration of athleticism and teamwork.
The event, skillfully hosted by Class 10 students Ch. Nithreya, M. Rithika, E. Jahnavi, and V. Yashwitha, under the guidance of Mr. T. Vijaykanth, Head of the English Department, brought together the entire school for a spectacular opening ceremony that laid the foundation for a fun-filled and competitive Carnival.
Program Highlights
Welcoming the Dignitaries – The event began with a warm reception of the distinguished dignitaries:
Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu – Honorable Director
Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar – General Manager
Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar – Academic Principal
Sri. T. Pavan Kumar – Administrative Principal
Sri. V. Suresh Kumar – Vice Principal
Sri. P. Kanthi – Academic Coordinator
Their presence reinforced the significance of the event and their ongoing support for nurturing young talent through sports and extracurricular activities.
Guard of Honor – The NCC cadets, joined by other students, delivered a flawless Guard of Honor, showcasing impeccable discipline and respect for the occasion.Flag Hoisting and National Anthem – The ceremony commenced with the hoisting of the National Flag by Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, followed by the National Anthem, a moment that united everyone in patriotic pride and respect.
School Sports Flag Hoisting and Parade – The Director then hoisted the School Sports Flag, officially marking the commencement of the Winter Sports Carnival. A lively parade followed, with NCC cadets and House Captains from AGNI, BRAHMOS, PRITHVI, and TRISHUL leading the march, symbolizing the school’s unity and collective spirit.
Student Speeches – Class 10 students shared inspiring speeches, each reflecting on the values learned through renowned players of different games, sports and its impact on life:
T. Siddartha (X Vikram Sarabhai)
T. Manish (X Satish Dhawan)
R. Pranshu (X Pythagoras)
V. Sai Ruthwik Reddy (X Kalam)
S. Hrushikesh (X Vikram Sarabhai)
Their words were a heartfelt tribute to the lessons sports teach: resilience, teamwork, and perseverance.
Drills and Performances
Lizem Drill by Girls: The girls performed an intricate Lizem Drill, displaying their perfect synchronization and teamwork.
Dumbbell Drill by Boys: The boys showed strength and coordination in their lively Dumbbell Drill.
Hoops Drill by Girls: The girls impressed with a graceful Hoops Drill, showcasing their finesse and rhythm.
Dance Performance by Class 9 Boys: The boys from Class 9 brought the house down with a high-energy dance performance that was both entertaining and captivating.
Release of Air Balloons – In a breathtaking moment, the Director released air balloons into the sky, symbolizing the hopes, dreams, and soaring aspirations of all students at Greenwood High.
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Lighting of the Sports Torch and Relay – The ceremonial lighting of the Sports Torch by the Director highlighted the official beginning of the Carnival. A torch relay, carried by house representatives, spread the flames of sportsmanship and unity throughout the school, igniting the competitive spirit in every participant.
Pledge by Students – The Director administered the Greenwood Winter Sports Carnival Pledge, where students promised to uphold the values of integrity, teamwork, and sportsmanship throughout the Carnival and beyond.
Director’s Speech – Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu Garu gave an inspiring speech, recounting the story of Jesse Owens and Luz Long from the 1936 Olympics. His words emphasized the values of resilience, fair play, and friendship, encouraging students to embrace these principles in every aspect of their lives.
Inaugural Sports Matches – The day concluded with thrilling inaugural sports matches:
Class 10 Boys’ Volleyball Match: Brahmos triumphed over Prithvi with an impressive score.
Class 10 Girls’ Throwball Match:
Vote of Thanks – The ceremony ended with a vote of thanks delivered by B. Pranitha of Class 10 Bhatnagar, who expressed gratitude to the dignitaries, teachers, students, and everyone who contributed to the success of the event.
The opening ceremony of the Winter Sports Carnival 2024-25 set the stage for a series of exciting events, filled with competition, teamwork, and school spirit. As the Carnival unfolded, it reminded everyone that sports not only teach physical strength but also foster mental resilience, teamwork, and the spirit of fair play. The words of the Director resonated deeply: “Victory belongs to the most persevering,” and the event truly embodied this ethos, marking the beginning of an unforgettable sports season.
On 6th December 2024, Greenwood High School, Mancherial branch, hosted a vibrant Spelling Bee Competition under the guidance of Principal Mr.R. Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi. The event, initiated by Mr. Srinivas and Mrs. Sailaja Narahari, teachers of English, showcased the linguistic prowess and enthusiasm of students. The competition was further supported through the coordination of **AO Mr. Qhuuddus, *Mr. Suresh (Art), Mr. Arif (Hindi), and P.E.T Mr.Sagar Mrs. Tejaswi (Social Studies).
4 Teams— Sapphire, Diamond, Ruby, and Emerald :
Spelling Round
Jumbled Letters Round
Rapid Fire Round
The students participated with great zeal, displaying their spelling skills, vocabulary knowledge, and quick thinking. After intense competition, Team Ruby emerged victorious with *150 points, followed by *Team Sapphire and *Team Diamond, both scoring **125 points, and *Team Emerald with 105 points.
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The event not only encouraged students to enhance their language skills but also fostered teamwork and confidence. The efforts of the organizing team and the enthusiastic participation of students made the competition a grand success.
Greenwood High School, Mancherial, celebrated Children’s Day with great enthusiasm and joy under the guidance of Principal Mr. Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi. Coordinated by Mr. Mahender, Mr.Suresh , Mr. Venkatesh, Mr. Srinivas all the teaching and non teaching staff .The event was a tribute to childhood and a celebration of creativity and talent.
The program commenced with a warm welcome for the dignitaries onto the dais, followed by a traditional garlanding of Nehru’s photo, symbolizing the school’s homage to India’s first Prime Minister and his vision for children.
The event featured various activities that showcased the students’ abilities and encouraged them to express their talents. Competitions included essay writing 🖊️ ,singing🎼🎼, drawing 🎨 ,elocution 🎤 and storytelling, Fancy dress competition where students demonstrated their skills and enthusiasm.
Class-wise dance performances added a lively and vibrant atmosphere, with students delivering energetic and colorful routines that enthralled the audience. Principal Mr.R.ChandraMohan addressed the school about the significance of event.
The celebration concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks by Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi, who expressed appreciation for the participants and organizers.
The event was a grand success, capturing the spirit of Children’s Day and leaving a lasting impression on everyone present.
A journey through numbers and logic. “Maths is not all about numbers, it is all about understanding”. Pure mathematics is in its way, the poetry of logical ideas. The young minds of Greenwood have participated in the ultimate challenge of Math quest on occasion of children’s day in our school premises on 14-Nov-24.
Maths quest is a competition where the students showcase their hidden talent towards maths. Mathematics has always been a subject that fascinates challenges and sometimes even not. But at the heart of maths lies a profound beauty, where logic patterns and structures converge.
The ultimate challenge is a journey that invites teachers, students and enthusiasts alike to push the boundaries of their knowledge and explore the richness of mathematics thought. This Math Quest represents the essence of challenges, problem-solving, pattern, recognition and critical thinking. Our beloved Dean of Academics Ch. Ravinder sir, Academic Advisor Rajeshwari ma’am, Vice Principal K. Srikanth sir and ACO K. Harsha Vardhan sir inaugurated the event. Then the talented participants took their seats on the stage.
Participants:
EXPONENTIAL EXPERTS:
Anvitha. K (6 Newton)
P. Harshith (7 Newton)
R. P. Dinesh (8 Newton)
B. Mohnish 8 Kalam)
ALGEBRA ACES:
T. Bruhath Reddy (6 Newton)
Mahi Toshniwal (7 Raman)
J. Akshith Kumar (8 Newton)
Dhruvan Karthi (8 Newton)
EQUATION ELITES:
L. Krithik varma (6 Newton)
K. Prayojani (7 Bose)
A. Yagna Harshith (8 Newton)
B. Sukruthi (8 Kalam)
FRACTION FIGHTERS:
B. Vignanika (6 Kalam)
Arjun Vignesh (7 Newton)
B. Neeraj (8 Newton)
S. Suhas (8 Raman)
Then the instructions have been announced by the Head of Maths Department MR. P. Mohan Reddy sir.
The fire began with the visual round it is conducted by Mrs. Asma ma’am. Followed by error spotting round which was conducted by Mr. Ramaneedhar sir. Audience have taken an active part in this event by answering the audience questions and received chocolates. Cryptography round was conducted by Mrs. Ramya ma’am.
The most interesting round was puzzle round and was conducted by shri. Manga. Y ma’am. True or False round was conducted by Mrs. Poornima ma’am. The actual excitement and curiosity began with the rapid fire which was conducted by Mr. P. Mohan Reddy sir. The score was given by Mrs. Anusha ma’am. Everyone played well and gave their best, but one team stole the hearts and first place.
The Winners are:
EXPONENTIAL EXPERTS.
The Runners are:
EQUATION ELITES.
It was an amazing event and knowledge filling one. We thank all the dignitaries, organizers, students and Department of Mathematics for making this event a grand success.
Winter is a season of noticeable change, bringing colder temperatures, shorter days, and unique adaptations for humans, animals, and birds alike. As winter sets in, the climate transforms dramatically, especially in colder regions. Snow may cover the ground, rivers and ponds may freeze, and chilly winds blow through the air. These changes require everyone—humans, animals, and birds—to adjust in order to survive and stay comfortable.
Winter changes the climate in many ways. The temperatures drop significantly, which is especially common in areas that experience snowfall. In some parts of the world, temperatures go below freezing, making water turn to ice. The days become shorter, while nights grow longer and colder. Cold winds make it feel even chillier than the actual temperature. These weather conditions also bring fog and frost, which reduce visibility and make travel challenging. Such changes require extra effort from all forms of life to adapt and stay warm.
Winter brings many changes to people’s daily routines. Clothing becomes thicker and warmer, as people wear jackets, sweaters, gloves, and scarves to keep warm. Households also prepare to keep the cold out, using heaters, hot water bottles, and even lighting fires in fireplaces. Food habits may change, too. Many people consume warm, nutritious foods and hot drinks like soup, tea, and coffee to keep their bodies warm. Schools and workplaces may adjust their schedules or encourage people to stay indoors during the coldest parts of the day.
However, winter also brings health challenges. Common colds, coughs, and even flu are frequent as the body becomes more vulnerable to infections. The elderly and children are particularly at risk and need extra care to stay healthy.
Animals and birds also experience significant changes during winter. Many animals, such as bears, hibernate to conserve energy during this season when food is scarce. They sleep for weeks, even months, without needing to eat or drink. Some animals, like rabbits and foxes, grow thicker fur coats to stay warm. Birds, on the other hand, often migrate to warmer regions, flying thousands of miles to find food and shelter. For birds and animals that stay put, finding food becomes a daily challenge. Many small creatures like squirrels store food in advance to survive the winter months.
Precautions for Children and Adults during Winter
To enjoy a safe and healthy winter, children and adults alike need to take certain precautions.
Dress in Layers: Wearing layers of warm clothing helps trap body heat. Woolen clothes, gloves, hats, and scarves protect against cold air and prevent heat from escaping.
Eat Nutritious Food: Hot and nutritious meals, rich in vitamins and minerals, help strengthen immunity. Warm drinks like soups, herbal teas, and hot milk are comforting and help keep the body warm.
Stay Active Indoors: While it’s tempting to stay cozy, staying active improves blood circulation and keeps the body warm. Simple indoor exercises can be great for both adults and children.
Practice Good Hygiene: Winter is flu season, so it’s important to wash hands frequently, avoid sharing personal items, and cover coughs and sneezes. This helps prevent the spread of colds and flu.
Protect Against Dry Skin: Winter air can dry out skin, so using a moisturizer is essential to avoid dry and cracked skin, especially for young children and elderly people.
We should be mindful of the fact that winter brings beauty and magic but also requires preparation and care. With the right clothing, healthy food, and safe practices, both children and adults can stay warm and healthy. Meanwhile, it’s fascinating to see how animals and birds adjust to winter in their own unique ways, reminding us of the importance of adapting to nature’s seasons. Taking precautions helps everyone—humans, animals, and birds—face the challenges of winter with resilience.
Greenwood High School, Gopalpur, celebrated Diwali with great enthusiasm, filling the atmosphere with joy and colors. Students, dressed in traditional attire, crafted beautiful greeting cards, writing their heartfelt Diwali wishes with the guidance of their class teachers. The festival of lights brought a festive ambience to the school’s stage, symbolizing the essence of Diwali.
Teachers Swarupa and Swathi shared stories of Naraka Chaturdashi and Lord Ram, enlightening students on the reasons behind the celebration. The students presented vibrant dance performances, adding to the celebratory spirit.
As a token of blessings and goodwill, chocolates were distributed to all, accompanied by wishes for a sweet and safe Diwali. Principal Ms. Kavita Chawla addressed the gathering, emphasizing the importance of Diwali and encouraging everyone to celebrate safely. She concluded with warm Diwali wishes for all in advance.
The CBSE National Science Challenge is a prestigious initiative that promotes curiosity and higher-order thinking among students in classes 8 to 10 across CBSE-affiliated schools.With over 27,000 CBSE schools across India, this challenge draws participation from an estimated 100,000 students nationwide, creating an incredibly competitive environment. Focused on science, environment, and sustainability, the challenge comprises two rounds: an initial intra-school round followed by an inter-school competition.
Schools begin by registering students on the CBSE Science Challenge Portal, ensuring every eligible student has the opportunity to participate. The first round is organized within schools, assessing students through timed, accuracy-based MCQs, after which the best six students—two from each class—proceed to the inter-school stage.
This process provides a rich learning environment that aligns with CBSE’s mission to strengthen scientific engagement among young learners, making the Science Challenge an essential step in fostering a well-rounded education.
Earning a place among the top 50 in the National Science Challenge is an extraordinary accomplishment that fills us with immense pride, especially considering the scale of the competition. Nedunuri Sai Vidhyakar of 8th, Chitikela Lekhana of 9th at our Erragattugutta Campus have out-performed an estimated 100,000 participants, placing in the top 50 means our students have ranked in the top 0.05% nationwide, competing among India’s brightest and most dedicated learners.
Representing our school on this prestigious national stage, they showcase their commitment to excellence in science and bring exceptional honour to our entire school community. This achievement is a testament to their hard work, determination, and resilience as they continue to pursue excellence and future opportunities in science and beyond.
In a creative celebration of the Dussehra season, Greenwood High School’s Art Club organized a remarkable canvas painting event from September 5th to October 4th, 2024. The event, which took place at the Greenwood Art Club, featured 29 talented student artists from classes 6 to 10, all members of the school’s art club. These young artists had the unique opportunity to express their creative visions through their choice of themes and styles, making the event a vibrant showcase of student talent.
Event Overview
The canvas painting event was designed to encourage freedom of artistic expression, allowing each student to select a theme that resonated with them personally. The diversity of subjects chosen by the students ranged from nature, cultural traditions, and festivals to abstract ideas and social themes. This broad spectrum of creative thought made the event both exciting and engaging for participants and viewers alike.
The event was guided and facilitated by the dedicated Art Department teacher, Ms. Banaja Sahoo. Her insightful direction and encouragement played a vital role in nurturing the students’ creativity and helping them develop their ideas. She provided technical advice, artistic feedback, and moral support throughout the month-long event, ensuring that each student felt confident and inspired.
Importance of Art Events in Schools
The management of Greenwood Group of schools believes that such artistic events are essential in schools, as they go beyond the typical academic curriculum and contribute to the holistic development of students. Through events like canvas painting, students not only hone their technical skills in art but also learn valuable life skills. Here are some key benefits of art events:
Enhancing Creativity: Art allows students to think outside the box, experiment with new ideas, and express their individuality.
Emotional Development: Creative expression helps students channel their emotions in a positive manner, boosting emotional intelligence and self-awareness.
Cognitive Skills: Artistic activities require concentration, planning, and problem-solving, which improve cognitive functions like memory and critical thinking.
Cultural Awareness: By exploring different themes, especially those related to festivals like Dussehra, students gain a deeper appreciation of their own culture and heritage.
Confidence Building: Presenting their artwork in front of peers and teachers builds self-confidence, empowering students to take pride in their accomplishments.
Student Participation and Themes
The 29 student participants approached their canvases with enthusiasm and creativity. Each artwork reflected the unique personality of its creator, whether through vibrant colors, intricate patterns, or imaginative concepts. Themes explored included depictions of the Dussehra festival, elements of nature like forests and rivers, and abstract representations of emotions and dreams.
This artistic diversity not only highlighted the talent of the individual students but also fostered an environment of mutual appreciation and inspiration within the Art Club.
The List of students Participated
Guidance and Mentorship by Ms. Banaja Sahoo
Ms. Banaja Sahoo, with her wealth of experience and passion for art, was instrumental in making this event a success. Under her mentorship, students were encouraged to step outside their comfort zones and explore new techniques and ideas. Ms. Sahoo’s patient guidance and constructive feedback enabled the young artists to bring their visions to life on canvas.
Appreciation
Greenwood High School’s Director, Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu Sir, deserves special appreciation for his visionary leadership in supporting such initiatives. His encouragement of the arts has always been a source of inspiration for both students and staff, and his belief in the importance of creative expression has helped make the school a nurturing environment for budding artists.
Conclusion
The canvas painting event was an overwhelming success, thanks to the dedication of the students and the support of the school’s Art Department. This event not only provided students with a platform to showcase their talent but also underscored the school’s commitment to fostering creativity and personal growth.
This event is a testament to the role of art in education, demonstrating that through creativity, students can explore not only the world around them but also the depths of their own imagination.
On the evening of 2nd October 2024, Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, was filled with festive spirit as students and staff, came together to celebrate the colorful and culturally significant Bathukamma Festival. The school campus was filled with excitement as this traditional floral festival of Telangana was celebrated with unity, creativity, and devotion.
The event was graced by the presence of our esteemed Director, Sri. Dr. Sri Girrem Bharadwaja Naidu, who served as the chief guest, his warm and inspiring words set the celebration in motion, reminding the gathering of the deep cultural and spiritual significance of Bathukamma.
Bathukamma, which means ‘Mother Goddess Come Alive,’ is celebrated across Telangana as a tribute to the feminine energy symbolized by Goddess Gauramma. Over nine days, women create beautiful flower stacks to honor the goddess, marking the arrival of Sharath Ruthu (autumn).
A Grand Floral Celebration: One of the most striking parts of the celebration was the creation of the Bathukamma flower stacks by the students. Using a vibrant variety of local seasonal flowers, students crafted intricate floral arrangements that reflected both their creativity and the essence of the festival. These flower stacks, shaped like small temple towers, brought the spirit of Bathukamma alive on the school grounds.
Engagement and Participation: The active and enthusiastic participation of our Director, joined the students in singing traditional Bathukamma songs, set a joyful and celebratory tone for the event. He encouraged the students to understand the deeper cultural importance of such traditions, emphasizing that festivals like Bathukamma are a link between our heritage and future.
Cultural Education and Importance: Throughout the event, students were also educated about the significance of Bathukamma. Teachers took the opportunity to explain the historical, cultural, and spiritual meanings behind the festival. They discussed the importance of preserving such traditions in modern times, fostering a sense of pride in Telangana’s rich heritage.
Chief Guest’s Message: Dr. Girrem Bharadwaja Naidu, while addressing the students, emphasized that festivals like Bathukamma are not only occasions for celebration but also an important way to stay connected with our roots. He encouraged students to cherish and carry forward these traditions, blending them with the values they learn through their education.
Showcasing Student Talent: An exciting part of the event was the display of the beautifully made Bathukamma arrangements. The creativity and attention to detail shown by the students were praised by the Director, teachers and guests. The best displays were acknowledged with appreciation, fostering a sense of accomplishment and pride among the students.
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Festive Atmosphere: The vibrant Bathukamma festival saw students dressed in traditional attire, with girls actively participating in the ritual of playing Bathukamma. Their enthusiastic dances around the flower stacks added a festive and dynamic energy to the celebration. The joyous mood of the evening was further elevated by the sound of folk music, bringing the true spirit of the festival to life.
Involvement of the School Community: Apart from the Director, several key members of the school’s leadership team were present, including the General Manager, Mr. A. Prabhu Kumar, Academic Principal, Mr. VVV Naveen Kumar, Administrative Principal, Mr. T. Pawan Kumar, Vice-Principal, Mr. V. Suresh Kumar, Academic Coordinator, Mrs. P. Kanthi and Financial Officer, Mr. Shaikh Rabbani. Their presence and involvement demonstrated the school’s collective commitment to promoting cultural values alongside academic excellence.
A Festival to Remember: The Bathukamma celebration at Greenwood High School was a beautiful blend of tradition, creativity, and community. The event not only showcased the artistic and cultural talents of the students but also strengthened the bond between the school and its rich cultural heritage. It was an evening filled with joy, learning, and shared appreciation for the traditions that bind us together.
Reported by: G. Krishna Rao (Department of English)
As a part of the Swachhata Hi Seva program held under the aegis of the Ministry of Public Health, the NCC cadets of Greenwood had an awareness rally taken over the residential colony nearby.
They interacted with the residents and spread the message of Cleanliness is next to Godliness. A clean environment would help in having a better quality of life for one and all. Thus they stressed on the Do’s and Don’ts.
Everyone needs to avoid plastics, avoid the various forms of pollution and need to keep the environment clean. The alternatives of using Jute bags, Paper bags and even cloth bags was well stressed.
