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.
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.
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 โVande Mataram.โ Organized in accordance with the call given by the Government of India, the celebration aimed to remind students of the songโs 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 โVande Mataramโ 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 Indiaโs 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.
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 โ 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.
Students of Greenwood High School โ Naimnagar, Hanumakonda, performed an insightful drama on the topic โSmartphone Addiction.โ The performance delivered a strong message โ โDonโt let children use smartphones excessively.โ
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.
Raagnisree, a Class 3 student from Greenwood High School โ 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.
From Greenwood High School โ Hasanparthy, Hanumakonda
The students of Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy branch, joyfully celebrated the Bathukamma festival with great enthusiasm. They took part in Bathukamma making, beautifully arranging flowers with creativity and devotion. The campus was filled with vibrant colors and festive spirit as the students showcased their teamwork and love for tradition.Ha
Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu appreciated the students and staff of Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy branch, for organizing the Bathukamma celebrations in such a vibrant and traditional manner. He praised the students for their active participation in Bathukamma making, singing, and dancing, and congratulated the staff for guiding them with dedication.
Director Sir also personally took care of the students at the playground, ensuring their safety and helping manage the children during the celebrations. His presence and encouragement added more joy and confidence to the festive atmosphere.
Dasara is one of the biggest festivals in our country. It is celebrated to mark the victory of good over evil. On this day, Goddess Durga killed the demon Mahishasura. It teaches us that truth and goodness will always win in the end.
People celebrate Dasara with prayers, pujas, Bathukamma, bommala koluvu, and by lighting up their homes. In some places, Ramleela is performed, and the effigy of Ravana is burnt, which shows the defeat of evil.
For us students, Dasara is a time to learn good values, respect elders, and follow the path of truth. Festivals like Dasara bring happiness, unity, and positive energy in our lives.
Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, celebrated Vinayaka Chavithi in a grand manner on August 27, 2025 Wednesday with colour, devotion, and environmental awareness. The annual festivities, blending spirituality with eco-conscious practices, featured the installation of a hand-crafted idol of Lord Ganesha, a lively procession, devotional rituals, cultural programmer, and a nine-day bhajana series.
Colourful Procession and Puja
The celebrations on August 27 began with a grand procession as the Ganesha idol was carried from the school gate to the Mandapam amidst chants of โGanapathi Bappa Moriyaโ. Traditional music, saffron headbands, and enthusiastic participation by students and staff filled the atmosphere with festive joy. Priests later performed the Ganesh Puja with rituals and devotional offerings, invoking blessings for wisdom, prosperity, and peace. Cultural programmes, including songs, dances, and sloka recitations, added vibrancy to the evening.
Nine Nights of Bhajana
A nine-day bhajana programme was held following the installation of the idol. Led by Mr. Jampala Ramesh, Head of the Telugu Department, the sessions included bhajans and devotional slokas. Students actively participated, enriching their spiritual learning while strengthening cultural values.
Eco-Conscious Immersion
The idol was immersed on September 5 at the Hasanparthy pond. A decorated vehicle carried the idol in a final, solemn procession.
The school management played a vital role in ensuring the success of the celebrations. Honourable Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, General Manager Sri A. Prabhu Kumar, Academic Principal Sri. VVV Naveen Kumar, Administrative Principal Sri. T. Pavan Kumar, Vice Principal Sri. V. Suresh Kumar and Smt. Kanthi Madam and Sri. Phanindra, Academic Coordinators provided constant support and encouragement.
Words of Appreciation
Director Sri.Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu thanked all teachers and students for their wholehearted participation, which made the event memorable.
A Blend of Devotion and Awareness
The Vinayaka Chavithi celebrations at Greenwood High School stood as a unique blend of cultural devotion and eco-conscious practices. The festival honoured tradition while imparting valuable lessons on sustainability, creating a lasting impact on both students and staff.
Report By:Mr. G. Krishna Rao Department of English
Greenwood High School, Mancherial, proudly celebrated Telangana Bhasha Dinotsavam, paying homage to the rich cultural, linguistic, and literary heritage of Telangana. The event was conducted under the inspiring leadership of Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi, with dedicated support from the Telugu Department teachers โ Mr. G. Mahender, Mr. T. Venkateshwarlu, Mrs. G. Meera Bai, Mrs. P. Suneetha, and assisted by Mr. J. Suresh Kumar (Art), and Mrs. M. Tejaswi (Social Science).
Inaugural Ceremony
The celebrations began with the warm welcome of dignitaries, followed by the garlanding of the portrait of Kaviraju Kaloji Narayana Rao, the peopleโs poet who devoted his life to the Telugu language and Telangana culture. The programโs introduction emphasized the importance of preserving and promoting the mother tongue.
Cultural Performances
The event featured a vibrant series of performances, including:
A captivating classical dance on the Telangana state song by M. Shanvika, guided by Mr. Mahender.
A melodious group song by G. Ruzula (Grade 9) and participants D. Sree Vyshnavi, K. Aamuktha, K. Deekshitha, P. Anjani, B. Hanika, G. Ashwini, and Manisha Meena, under the guidance of Mr. Mahender.
Fancy Dress Presentation
Students brought Telanganaโs history to life by portraying eminent personalities and cultural icons:
Avanthika & Manvika (Grade 3) as Telangana Thalli
Goutham as Dr. C. Narayana Reddy
Sai Krithik as Pothana
Krithik Shreyansh as Daasharadhi Rangaacharya
Aravind & Hasvith as Kaloji Narayana Rao
Sai Vighnesh as Daasharadhi Krishnamaacharya
Rudra Sai as Vaanamaamalai Varadaachaaryulu
Srijal as Chakali Ilamma
Surya Siddhartha as Komaram Bheem
The presentation, guided by Mrs. P. Suneetha, highlighted the inspirational legacy of Telanganaโs leaders.
Literary Contributions
7th-grade girls, including A. Thanushree, O. Sree Nithya, T. Vinusha, R. Linisha, B. Aaradhya, Ch. Siddhi, A. Sahasra, P. Samanvi, and A. Vinuthna, recited Neethi Padhyalu under the guidance of Mr. Mahender.
N. Sathwik (Grade 9) delivered a heartfelt speech on the greatness of Kaloji Narayana Rao, guided by Mr. Venkateshwarlu.
Grade 4 students performed the spirited song โTheeya theniya sona naa Telanganaโ, with participants Ch. VedaBhanu, A. Manaswi, M. Himasri, V. Ayuktha, B. Karthika, and P. Hananya, under Mrs. Meera Baiโs mentorship.
Special Highlights
A beautifully crafted Amaraveerula Sthoopam paid tribute to Telanganaโs brave hearts.
A stunning watercolor portrait of Kaloji Narayana Rao, painted by Art Teacher Mr. J. Suresh Kumar, captured the essence of Telanganaโs spirit.
Powerful speeches were delivered by L. Teena Baby (guided by Mr. T. Venkateshwarlu) and O. Sree Nithya (guided by Mr. Mahender).
A Kavi Sammelanam, orchestrated by Mr. Mahender, showcased student poets including Thanuja, M. Sree Nithya, S. Sejal, V. Adhyay, A. Moksha, and J. Unnathi.
Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan, as the guest of honor, recited a Telugu poem emphasizing the significance of Telangana Pada Praadhaanyatha.
Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi, the guest speaker, encouraged students to actively participate in poetry recitation.
Dance Extravaganza
A mesmerizing group dance on the song โTelangana Bhasha Teta Telugu Bhashaโ was presented by Grade 6 girls, including P. Avanthika, Ch. Harshini, A. Loukya, P. Manyatha, G. Meghana, K. Praneetha, B. Saanvitha, M. Vasista, A. Rithuree, L. Teena Baby, and P. Sreeadhya, under the guidance of Mrs. M. Tejaswi.
Competition Winners
The event also celebrated excellence in various competitions:
Essay Writing Winners:
K. Aamuktha Kasthuri (Grade 9)
S. Sejal (Grade 8)
B. Aaradhya (Grade 7)
K. Karthikeya (Grade 6)
Drawing Competition Winners:
N. Aashi Nandan (Grade 4)
P. Jahnavi (Grade 5)
Closing Ceremony
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The program concluded with a Vote of Thanks by Mr. O. Venkatesh, Chemistry teacher, who expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the Principal, Vice Principal, teaching and non-teaching staff, students, and all participants for making the event a grand success with a touch of Telangana pride.
Greenwood Group of Schools extends its warm wishes to everyone on this special occasion. Happy Telangana Bhasha Dinotsavam! Jai Telangana! โ
At Greenwood High School, Hunter Road, Warangal, our young learner Md. Viaan Pasha took the stage to explain the fascinating process of Photosynthesis. With confidence and clarity, he described how plants make their own food using sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide, while also releasing oxygen that sustains life on Earth.
His explanation reflected not only his scientific understanding but also the spirit of curiosity and enthusiasm that Greenwood High nurtures in every student.ย
Sri Krishna Janmashtami was celebrated on August 16, 2025, with great fervour at Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, where the campus turned festive with decorations, lights, and colourful pictures depicting the life of Lord Krishna. The celebration brought Festive Spirit on Campus.
Ceremonial Beginning The programme began at 3 p.m. with a traditional pooja conducted by Mr. M. Ranga Rao, Mathematics teacher. The celebration was graced by the presence of Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Chief Administrative Officer Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar, Academic Principal Sri. V. V. V. Naveen Kumar, Administrative Principal Sri. T. Pavan Kumar, Vice Principal Sri V. SureshKumar, and Academic Coordinators Smt. P. Kanthi and Sri. T Phanindra, along with other invited guests.
Vibrant Performances Students added charm to the occasion with dance performances dressed as gopikas, recreating the Vrindavan spirit.
Thrill of Dahi Handi The highlight of the afternoon was the Dahi Handi, which drew cheers from the crowd as groups of students enthusiastically tried to break the pot of curd tied up high. Separate arrangements were made for juniors, seniors, boys, and girls, allowing everyone to take part. Live commentary by anchors ________ and _________added excitement and kept the audience engaged till evening.
Sweet Moments The dignitaries later shared sweets and refreshments with staff and students, making the day even more memorable.
A Soulful Evening In the evening, the school once again gathered for pooja, followed by a peaceful hour of bhajans led by Mr. J. Ramesh, Telugu teacher, in the open-air auditorium. The devotional singing filled the campus with a serene atmosphere, bringing the celebrations to a soulful close.
Celebration of Faith and Joy
The day stood as a true reflection of Greenwoodโs spirit of devotion and cultural vibrancy, leaving both students and teachers with cherished memories of this yearโs Janmashtami.
Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, wore a festive look on 15th August 2025 Friday morning as it celebrated the 79th Independence Day with patriotic zeal and vibrant cultural displays.
Arrival and Guard of Honour
The celebrations began with the arrival of the dignitaries who were welcomed onto the dais with a ceremonial Guard of Honour. The chief guests for the occasion were Sri. Ch. Dharma Reddy and Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Honโble Directors of the institution. They were joined by Sri. G. Yellappa Naidu, 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), and academic coordinators Sri. M. Phanindra and Sri. P. Kanthi.
Tributes, Flag Hoisting and Parade
The programme commenced with prayers and floral tributes to freedom fighters. This was followed by the hoisting of the National Flag by the chief guests, amid the singing of the National Anthem by the assembled students and staff. The schoolโs marching contingents presented a parade, drawing applause for their discipline and synchrony.
Speeches by Dignitaries
The dignitaries delivered thought-provoking and inspiring messages, each touching on themes of patriotism, education, and responsibility.
Sri. Ch. Dharma Reddy, Honโble Director, urged students to work with dedication and sincerity for the nationโs progress. He expressed his pride in Greenwood alumni who have made their mark in different parts of the world, sharing how he had been pleasantly surprised on several occasions when former students greeted him unexpectedly in various countries and workplaces.
Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Honโble Director, reflected on the sacrifices of the nationโs freedom fighters and called upon everyone to uphold the values of democracy. Expressing his amazement at Indiaโs rapid development in recent times, he also touched upon the growing influence of Artificial Intelligence across various fields. However, he firmly stated that the noble profession of teaching stands apart and cannot be replaced by any technology, for it shapes not only intellect but also character.
Sri. G. Yellappa Naidu emphasized the role of education in building a strong and self-reliant India. Reminiscing about his own school days, he fondly recalled how his teachers encouraged students to visit villages and inspire people to contribute to the freedom movement in different ways. His anecdotes brought alive the spirit of those times, bridging the gap between past struggles and present aspirations.
Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar, General Manager, motivated students to set high goals and maintain discipline as a guiding principle in life. He expressed his delight at having Sri. G. Yellappa Naidu in attendance, noting that he had recently celebrated his 96th birthday and was a living witness to the days of the independence struggle.
Speeches by Teachers and Students
Teachers, including Mr. G. Krishna Rao, Mr. M. Ranga Rao, Mr. K. Yakub Reddy, Mr. T. Vijaykanth, Mr. Ranjith Behra, Mr. S. Kiran, Mr. A. Venu Kumar, Mrs. Ayesha, and Mrs. Sarala, shared their thoughts, blending patriotic messages with motivating advice.
Student speakers such as K. Avanthika (IX Sushrutha), K. Harshavardhan Reddy (X Satish Dhawan), Pallek Gollewar (IX Sushrutha), S. Keerthana (IX Hawking), L. Thanisha (X Bhatnagar), L. Jaya Vaishnavi and P. Shreyu(X Bhatnagar) B. Karthika (VI Aristotle) B. Jithender (VII Tesla)and others expressed their pride in the nation through powerful speeches that resonated with the audience reflecting their love for the country.
Prize Distribution
The day also honoured talent and achievement through Prize Distribution in various categories:
Drawing Competition Winners โ Recognising artistic expressions of patriotism across Classes IVโX.
High Achiever Awards โ Felicitating toppers of Periodic Assessmentโ1 with Medal of Academic Excellence and cheque worth Rs.500/-
Essay Writing Competition Winners โ Celebrating the creativity and expression of young minds.
Elocution Competition Winners โ Acknowledging the eloquence and confidence of students.
Prizes by Honda Motors โ Awards for road safety games and awareness activities, including Snakes and Ladders, Matching Signals and Symbols, Active Participation, and Bike Ride winners.
The applause and cheers for each winner created a joyous and proud atmosphere.
Cultural Extravaganza
The cultural segment was a vibrant tribute to Indiaโs unity in diversity. It added colour to the morningโs proceedings.
Dance performances ranged from the soulful โMade in Indiaโ by Class IV & V girls to energetic numbers like โKandhon Se Milte Hainโ by Class VIII, โChalla Mai Lad Jaanaโ by Class IX, and โIndia Waleโ by Class X.
Skits such as โWings of Willโ conveyed strong patriotic messages.
Special tribute performances like โPadavoiBharathiyuda,โ โSalam India,โ and โVandemataramโ mesmerised the audience.
The Dumbbells, Hoops, Leizem dances, and Pyramids presented by students showcased discipline, teamwork, and physical prowess under the mentorship of PET staff.
Each act was met with thunderous applause, making the celebration both entertaining and deeply meaningful.
The event was anchored by S. Sai Shashira, R. Rishika and M. Saanvi under the mentorship of Mr. T. Vijaykanth, whose guidance ensured a seamless flow of the programme. The vote of thanks was proposed by Principal Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar, who appreciated the sincere efforts of all students and staff for making the celebration a grand success.
The 79th Independence Day celebrations at Greenwood High School concluded with a renewed sense of pride, unity, and responsibility towards the nation, as the campus resounded with the spirited chant of โJai Hind.โ
Report By:Mr. G. Krishna Rao Department of English
Prayojani shares her thoughts on the smooth and successful Periodic Assessment exams at Greenwood High School, Hunter Road Campus.
“The Periodic Assessment exams were conducted in a very organized and stress-free manner. Timely communication, clear instructions, and the supportive environment made it a smooth experience for all students. Kudos to the management and staff for ensuring everything ran so efficiently.”
