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Bhogi to Sankranthi – A Vibrant Celebration of Tradition @ Greenwood-Mancherial

Greenwood High School, Mancherial, celebrated the festival of Bhogi and Sankranthi (Pongal) with great enthusiasm, joy, and cultural richness. The celebration was thoughtfully organised under the able leadership and guidance of Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi. The programme beautifully showcased Indian traditions, rural culture, and festive values, making it a memorable experience for students, teachers, and parents.

The event was confidently and gracefully anchored by Ch. Tejaswi of Grade 10, who guided the audience smoothly through each segment of the programme. The celebration began on an auspicious note with Jyothi Prajwalana, ceremoniously lit by the Principal and Vice Principal, symbolizing positivity, knowledge, and a new beginning.

Fancy Dress Competition – A Major Highlight

One of the main attractions of the celebration was the Fancy Dress Competition, where young students appeared in colourful costumes representing mythological, cultural, and traditional characters. The confidence and expressions of the children won the hearts of everyone present.

  • From LKG, Hanika Nandan and Drithisri impressed the audience by portraying Goddadevi.
  • From UKG, K. Shivanmai appeared as Goddadevi, S. Nandan Patel as Haridasu, and D. Advik Sairam as a Farmer, receiving loud applause.
  • Grade 1 students brought various characters to life:
    • Dakshith as Kanthara
    • Nivishka as Lord Rama
    • Sreekshitha as Lord Venkateswara
    • Mayukha as Goddess Padmavathi
    • Shrinika as Alamelu Mangamma
    • Shanzay as Sodiamma
    • V. Shourya Vardhan as Lord Sri Krishna
  • From Grade 2, Shree Vaagmi as Goddadevi and Abhishta Shourya as Lord Venkateswara stood out.
  • Grade 3 student, Ahaan Shourya, also impressed the audience with his portrayal of Lord Venkateswara.



These wonderful performances were carefully prepared under the dedicated guidance of Mrs. Kavitha, Ms. Ch. Harika, Ms. Deekshitha, Mrs. B. Amitha, Mrs. P. Premalatha, Mrs. P. Sunitha, and Mrs. Tejaswini, whose efforts ensured confidence and discipline among the students.

Cultural Dance Performances

The celebration was further enriched with energetic and graceful dance performances.

  • Students from Grades 1 and 2Sreekshitha, Shrinika, Mayukha, Aadhya Patel, Chayanika, Zaheda, Manvika, Aarvi, Saanvi, Vivanya, Shanvitha, Aanya, Bhavani, and Jeccika — performed beautifully under the guidance of Mrs. Amitha, Mrs. P. Premalatha, and Mrs. P. Sunitha.
  • A special solo dance by Hasika of Grade 2 captivated the audience with her confidence and expressions.
  • The Grade 3 group dance, guided by Mrs. Tejaswini and Mrs. P. Sunitha, featured T. Aaradhya, M. Aarav, D. Virat Nandan, G. Harshith, B. Siddharth, J. Riyansh, G. Shree Nandan, A. Rudrasai, J. Harsha Nayak, G. Ahaan Shourya, and P. Sai Keithik, earning loud appreciation.

Traditional Activities and Rural Atmosphere

Traditional customs added special charm to the celebration. Bhogipallu was conducted for pre-primary children, filling the campus with joy and excitement. A cheerful kite festival for boys reflected the true spirit of Sankranthi.

A symbolic Bhogi bonfire, lit by the Principal and Vice Principal, marked the importance of new beginnings. Around the bonfire, all the girl students danced joyfully, celebrating the spirit of Bhogi.

The school campus was beautifully transformed into a traditional village setting with huts and rural décor, creatively designed by Art Teacher Mr. J. Suresh. His artwork brought the village atmosphere to life and received special appreciation from parents and staff.

Parents thoroughly enjoyed the programme, applauded the performances, and captured beautiful memories at the selfie point arranged on the campus.

Conclusion

Overall, the Bhogi to Sankranthi celebrations at Greenwood High School were a wonderful team effort that blended tradition, creativity, and joyful participation. The event not only entertained but also educated students about Indian culture and values, leaving lasting memories for everyone involved.

Greenwood Group of Schools wishes all parents and students a very Happy Pongal! 🎋🔥🌾


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Brain Muscle

Bandhavya, a student of Class IX from Greenwood High School, Hunter Road, Warangal, spoke on the topic “Brain Muscle.” She explained how the brain becomes stronger through regular practice, positive thinking, learning, and discipline. Her talk highlighted the importance of focus, habits, and mental exercise in improving memory and performance, reflecting good understanding and confidence.

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Grand Mehndi Competition

Many students participated with great interest and enthusiasm. They made beautiful mehndi designs using traditional and simple patterns. All students worked patiently and followed the rules properly. The competition was conducted in a neat, calm, and disciplined manner.

The event was conducted under the guidance of Principal Mr. V. V. V. Naveen Kumar. Administrative Principal Mr. T. Pavan Kumar ensured smooth arrangements and student safety throughout the program.

A special highlight of the event was the presence of the Director of Greenwood Group of Schools, Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu. He personally observed the competition and encouraged the students. He appreciated their effort, creativity, and discipline. The General Manager, Mr. A. Prabhu Kumar, also appreciated the students and supported the event.

The participating students are now being carefully evaluated. Based on creativity, neatness, and design, First Prize, Second Prize, and Third Prize winners will be selected. All students are eagerly waiting for the results, which will be announced soon.



All the dignitaries praised the students for their hard work and good performance. The Mehndi Competition was a happy and memorable experience for the students. It helped them gain confidence and respect for traditional art.

Greenwood High School continues to organise such activities to help students learn, grow, and express their talents.


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Winter Sports Carnival: Celebrating Sportsmanship and Excellence

The Opening Ceremony marked a spirited and auspicious beginning to the carnival. The dignitaries were escorted with honour by the Scouts and Guides, lending discipline and decorum to the event. The ceremony commenced with the hoisting of the National Flag and the Sports Flag, followed by the march past by the four houses — Diamond, Sapphire, Emerald, and Ruby — symbolizing unity, discipline, and competitive spirit.

A colourful welcome dance was performed by Mahalakshmi of Grade III, Hasika of Grade II, and Manaswini of Grade IV, under the guidance of Mrs. P. Sunitha, captivating the audience with grace and rhythm. This was followed by a delightful welcome dance by Amyra and Adhya Reddy of Grade I, trained by Mrs. B. Amitha, which added charm and cheer to the ceremony, grade 6 th students added more glory to the occasion under the guidance Mrs. M. Tejaswini.

The ceremonial clap to commence the Sports Carnival was initiated by Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan, who also released pigeons, symbolizing peace, hope, and harmony. The Olympic torch, representing the spirit of perseverance, fair play, and excellence, was ceremoniously carried by Physical Education Trainer Mr. M. Sagar, along with School Sport’ s Captains Ch. Bhuvanteja and M. Harini, inspiring students to uphold the values of sportsmanship.

The Opening Ceremony was confidently and effectively anchored by K. Srikaran of Grade IX and Ch. Samanya of Grade VIII, whose eloquence and coordination enhanced the programme.

A wide range of games and sports competitions were conducted for students under the Junior, Sub-Junior, and Senior categories. The events included Football, Handball, Throwball, Kho-Kho, Skipping, Shot Put, Running (100 m, 200 m, and 400 m), Hurdle Jump, Carrom Board, Musical Chairs, Lemon and Spoon, and Frog Jump. Students from all four houses participated with remarkable enthusiasm, demonstrating discipline, teamwork, and a strong competitive spirit.

Scoring and result tabulation were efficiently handled by Mr. Mahender ensuring accuracy and transparency throughout the events.

All medical requirements, including first aid kits and energy boosters such as lemon water and glucose, were readily provided to ensure the safety and well-being of the participants by office staff

The event was well documented, with photographs and videos captured by the office staff, preserving memorable moments of the carnival.

The four -day event commentary was systematically and engagingly handled by Mr O. Venkatesh Sushma, and Mrs. Lakshmi Devi, who kept the audience informed and energized throughout the competitions.

The Closing Ceremony was a dignified and memorable occasion, graced by the Guest of Honour, Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Hon’ble Director of the Greenwood Group of Schools, whose visionary leadership continues to inspire excellence in academics and co-curricular activities. The ceremony was further enriched by the esteemed presence of Mr. T. Pavan Kumar, AGM of the Greenwood Group of Schools, whose encouragement and continuous support for holistic student development were deeply appreciated.

The closing programme included cultural performances, prize distribution, and the ceremonial furling and handover of the flag. The prize winners were announced by Mr. O. Venkatesh, Chemistry Teacher, and Mrs. Saba Firdose, acknowledging the achievements of students across all categories and houses.

The Closing Ceremony was gracefully anchored by Ch. Aadhya of Grade VII and S. Sejal of Grade VIII, who conducted the programme with confidence, clarity, and poise. After keen and healthy competition, Ruby House emerged as the Overall Champion, earning accolades for its consistent performance and exemplary team spirit.



The programme concluded with the Vote of Thanks proposed by Mrs. Saba Firdose, who expressed sincere gratitude to the management, dignitaries, principal, vice principal, staff members, students, and parents for their invaluable support and cooperation in making the Winter Sports Carnival a resounding success.

Conclusion

The Winter Sports Carnival not only promoted physical fitness and competitive excellence but also instilled the values of discipline, leadership, unity, and sportsmanship among students. The three-day event stood as a testament to Greenwood High School’s commitment to holistic education and the all-round development of its students.

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Our School, Our Happy Place

Our School, Our Happy Place

School is a happy and safe place where children grow with love, care, and learning. From Nursery to Class 10, every child begins a beautiful journey filled with curiosity, confidence, and joyful experiences. It is a place where little dreams take shape and big dreams begin.

For our youngest learners, school feels like a second home. They learn through play, stories, songs, colours, art, and laughter. Each smile, each rhyme, and each activity helps them learn important life skills such as sharing, listening, waiting for their turn, and expressing their feelings. Parents feel proud and reassured as they see their children become more confident, independent, and happy every day.

As children grow into primary and middle school, learning becomes more meaningful and exciting. They explore new subjects, ask questions, participate in class discussions, and discover their talents in sports, music, art, and other activities. Mistakes become learning opportunities, and efforts are celebrated. Teachers guide children with patience, understanding that every child learns differently and grows at their own pace.

In the higher classes, students learn to take responsibility for their actions and choices. They develop critical thinking, leadership skills, and teamwork. They learn the importance of discipline, perseverance, and respect. Parents support and encourage their children during this phase, standing by them through challenges and achievements alike.

The partnership between parents and teachers plays a vital role in a child’s growth. Together, they create a nurturing environment where children feel valued, heard, and motivated. Beyond academics, the school focuses on building strong values such as kindness, honesty, empathy, and gratitude—values that shape children into caring human beings.

Our school is not just about lessons and examinations. It is about building memories, friendships, confidence, and character. It is a place where children learn to believe in themselves and parents find joy in watching their children grow into responsible, thoughtful, and happy individuals.             
               
Our school truly is our happy place—where learning meets love, and every child matters. in telugu transalation
 

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New Beginnings, New Resolutions

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

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Annual Fiesta – Grand Celebrations @ Greenwood Hunter Road

Annual Fiesta

Greenwood High School celebrated its Annual Fiesta with great enthusiasm and very high-level grandeur at Hunter Road, Warangal. The campus was filled with joy, excitement, and vibrant energy as students, teachers, parents, and guests came together to celebrate creativity and culture. Beautiful decorations and a well-organized stage set the tone for a memorable evening.


The event was graced by the Chief Guest, Mr. Sudheer Sandra, a Psychologist and Parenting Mentor, whose inspiring presence added value to the celebration. The programme was further honored by the participation of the Directors, Mr. Challa Dharma Reddy and Dr. Girrem Bharadwaja Naidu, along with General Manager Mr. A. Prabhu Kumar, Principal Ms. Manjula, and Vice Principal Mr. Srikanth, whose guidance and support ensured the success of the event.

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Students captivated the audience with energetic dance performances and soulful singing, showcasing their confidence and talent. Parents attended in large numbers and cheered enthusiastically, making the celebration even more special. The Annual Fiesta truly reflected the spirit of Greenwood High School—where excellence, creativity, and togetherness are celebrated with pride.

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New Year Resolutions for 2026

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

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

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

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Ganith Week Celebrations

 The Mathematics Week Celebrations were conducted with great enthusiasm and active participation from students of Grades IV to VII, aiming to develop logical thinking, numerical skills, and a joyful learning experience through creative and hands-on activities. The celebrations successfully transformed mathematics from a subject into an engaging and enjoyable experience for students.

Day 1: 17th December 2025 (Grades IV & V)

The first day witnessed energetic participation from Grade IV and V students, who showcased their mathematical understanding through various creative performances and activities.

The highlights of the day included:

  • Shapes Dance, where students beautifully demonstrated different geometrical shapes through coordinated movements.
  • Skit on Mathematics, emphasizing the importance of mathematics in daily life.
  • Tables Dance (8th Table), combining rhythm and learning to reinforce multiplication skills.
  • Rounding Off Activity, helping students understand approximation in a practical manner.
  • Ascending and Descending Order Activity, enhancing number sense and logical arrangement.
  • Fractions Activity, where students demonstrated concepts of fractions using models and examples.
  • Working Model on Place Value, which clearly explained the place value system using hands-on materials.

The performances reflected students’ confidence, creativity, and conceptual clarity.

Day 2: 18th December 2025 – Ganit Master Minds Quiz  (IV–VII)

On the second day, the much-anticipated “Ganith Master Minds” Quiz was conducted for Classes IV to VII. To ensure fair selection, two screening rounds were organized:

  • Screening Test – 1: Conducted on 11th December 2025
  • Screening Test – 2: Conducted on 13th December 2025

Based on these screening tests, four teams were formed, named after legendary Indian mathematicians:

  • Srinivasa Ramanujan
  • Aryabhata
  • Brahmagupta
  • Bhaskaracharya  

Team members: 

Rounds:

  • Warm up round
  • Wheel of topics
  • Identify the concept
  • Audio- visual round
  • Reasoning and logical thinking
  • Fun maths
  • Buzzer round
  • Rapid fire

    The quiz tested students’ speed, accuracy, logical reasoning, and mathematical concepts across different grades.

 Winners:

  • Srinivasa Ramanujan Team
    • Team Leader: K. Arushi Snigdha, Grade VII – Hippocrates

 Runners-up:

  • Aryabhata Team
    • Team Leader: M. Sahith, Grade VII – Hippocrates

The quiz generated excitement, healthy competition, and a spirit of teamwork among students.

Day 3: 20th December 2025 (Grades VI & VII)

The final day focused on concept-based and application-oriented activities for Grades VI and VII. The activities included:

  • Value of Zero Activity, highlighting the significance of zero in mathematics.
  • Fun Maths Questions, encouraging quick thinking and problem-solving.
  • BODMAS Activity, strengthening understanding of order of operations.
  • A–Z Mathematical Key Terms, where students explored mathematical vocabulary in an innovative way.
  • Angles through Classical Dance, a unique integration of mathematics and art, where students demonstrated different types of angles through graceful classical dance movements.

Guidance and Support

The successful execution of Mathematics Week was made possible under the constant guidance and encouragement of the Director, Principals’, Academic Coordinator, Mathematics HOD, and the dedicated Mathematics Department teachers, whose support motivated students and ensured smooth conduct of all activities.

Conclusion

The Mathematics Week Celebrations proved to be a grand success, fostering curiosity, creativity, and confidence among students. The activities helped students understand mathematical concepts beyond textbooks and inspired them to enjoy learning mathematics in a fun and meaningful way.

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Magical Math Tricks with Ramanujan

Magical Math Tricks with Ramanujan

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

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A Special Moment of Care, Learning & Joy for Pre-Primary Students

A Special Moment of Care, Learning & Joy for Pre-Primary Students

At Greenwood High School, Naimnagar Branch, Director Sir sat closely with the little pre-primary students, reading with them and showing love and care. His warm interaction made the children feel happy, safe, and excited to learn, creating a joyful and nurturing classroom atmosphere.

 
 

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Walking in a Line

Walking in a Line

Student Name: B. Jashwanth
Class: 2
School: Greenwood High School
Branch: Naimnagar, Hanumakonda

As part of the School G Talks programme, student B. Jashwanth spoke confidently about the importance of walking in a line. He explained how walking in a line helps students maintain discipline, follow rules, and move safely within the school premises. His talk reflected good understanding, clarity of thought, and growing confidence at an early age.

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Mathematics : The Language that shapes our world

Mathematics : The Language that shapes our world

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

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

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

A Skill for Life

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

A Message to Our Students

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

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Can one person make a difference

S. Lavith Rao and V. Aarush from Greenwood High School – Hasanparthy delivered an inspiring presentation on the topic “Can One Person Make a Difference?” They highlighted how even a single individual, with determination and the right mindset, can create meaningful change in society. Their talk motivated fellow students to believe in their own abilities, take small positive actions, and understand that every great transformation begins with one person’s courage and initiative.

 
 

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Imagination

Vamshi and Jithendra from Greenwood High School – Hasanparthy presented an engaging talk on the topic “Imagination.” They explained how imagination sparks creativity, helps students think beyond limits, and turns simple ideas into big possibilities. Their thoughtful presentation encouraged classmates to dream freely, explore new ideas, and use imagination as a powerful tool for learning and innovation.

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Why every student should try public speaking

Why every student should try public speaking

T. Nakshathra & D. Shravya Classs – 8 th Kalam

T. Nakshathra & D. Shravya from Class 8 Kalam of  Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, confidently presented the topic “Why Every Student Should Try Public Speaking.” Their talk highlighted how public speaking builds confidence, improves communication skills, enhances leadership qualities, and helps students express their ideas clearly. Their presentation not only inspired their classmates but also encouraged every student to overcome fear and develop this essential life skill.

 
 

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My Parents, My Every Day Motivation

My Parents, My Everyday Motivation

By S. Bhavnee & R. Jessica, Grade 2, Greenwood High School – Mancherial

 

S. Bhavnee and R. Jessica from Grade 2 spoke beautifully on the topic “My Parents, My Everyday Motivation.” They explained how their parents inspire them every single day with love, care, and guidance. The children shared that their parents encourage them to study well, be kind, and always do their best in whatever they learn at school.

They expressed that their parents’ hard work and support motivate them to become good students and good human beings. Their heartfelt words showed how much they respect and admire their parents. The way they spoke with innocence and confidence made their presentation truly touching and meaningful.

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My School – A Wonderful Place to Learn

My School – A Wonderful Place to Learn
By P. Shree Aadya, Grade 1, under the G-Talks Programme, Greenwood High School – Mancherial, Telangana

P. Shree Aadya from Grade 1 spoke confidently and sweetly about “My School.” She described her school as a happy place where she learns new things every day. Aadya beautifully shared her experience of exploring every part of the school — the classrooms, library, playground, computer lab, and activity areas — just like a little school tour.

She expressed how much she loves her teachers, who teach with patience and care, and how she enjoys playing with her friends during break time. Aadya said the library is one of her favourite places because it has many colourful books. She also mentioned the playground, where she enjoys running, playing games, and staying active.

Through her simple yet clear explanation, Aadya introduced each corner of her school with excitement, showing how Greenwood High School is not only a place for learning but also a place filled with joy, fun, and wonderful experiences. Her presentation reflected her innocence, confidence, and love for her school.

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Procrastination

Sanjana from Greenwood High School delivered an insightful talk on “Procrastination,” explaining how delaying tasks affects students’ performance and daily life. With clear examples and practical solutions, she encouraged her peers to build discipline, set priorities, and take small steps toward productivity. Her presentation was appreciated for its clarity, confidence, and relevance to today’s students.

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Greenwood High School Welcomes Winter with a Spectacular Sports Carnival.

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.

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