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Patriotism and Culture Shine at Greenwood High School Independence Day Celebration

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15/08/2024, THUR

Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy celebrated India’s 78th Independence Day with enthusiasm and pride on August 15, 2024. The event was a beautiful blend of patriotism, cultural performances, and recognition of achievements, featuring the school’s devotional honoring this important day.

Decorations and Preparations:The preparations for Independence Day started well in advance, transforming the entire school into a patriotic scene. The school entrance was adorned with a stunning display of the national flag and colors, creating an atmosphere of national pride with flowers, banners, and streamers.

Each classroom was turned into a mini gallery, featuring handmade flags, inspiring quotes, and creative displays of freedom spirit. The school ground was also beautifully arranged with a grand backdrop of the national flag, and the stage was set for the day’s events. These decorations were made possible by the creative efforts of the Art and Craft teachers, Ms. Banaja Sahoo and Mr. G. Santosh Rao and students, who ensured that the campus radiated enthusiasm and respect for the occasion.

Main Highlights:

  1. Dignitaries and Guard of Honour: The event began with a warm welcome for the dignitaries on the dais, accompanied by a traditional guard of honour, creating a respectful scene for the celebration. The event was graced by the presence of honorable Directors Sri. Challa Dharma Reddy and Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, the honorable guest of the day Sri. G. Yellappa 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, Chief Financial Officer Mr. Shaik Rabbani and the Academic Coordinator Smt. P. Kanthi.
  1. Prayers and Tributes: The ceremony started with prayers and tributes to the freedom fighters who played a crucial role in India’s independence. This moment of reflection highlighted the sacrifices made for our freedom.
  1. Flag Hoisting: The flag hoisting ceremony by the dignitaries was the main event. The national flag was raised with great pride, accompanied by the national anthem, instilling a sense of unity and patriotism among students and staff.
  1. Parade: After the flag hoisting, a parade featuring teachers and students from the four houses presented their coordinated efforts and school spirit, adding to the festive atmosphere.
  1. Speeches: The event included speeches by dignitaries, teachers, and students, emphasizing the importance of Independence Day and reflecting on our struggle for freedom and nation’s progress over the past 78 years.

During his speech, Honourable Director Sri. Challa Dharma Reddy delivered an inspiring speech. He paid tribute to our freedom fighters, acknowledging their immense contributions to India’s independence. He highlighted that, although countless individuals played a role in the freedom struggle, only a few are remembered for their outstanding efforts. He drew a parallel to the students, encouraging them to strive for excellence so that their achievements may also be specially recognized and remembered in the future.

In his speech, Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu delivered a heartfelt speech, paying tribute to the freedom fighters who sacrificed for India’s independence and acknowledging the efforts of current leaders in advancing the nation’s development. He emphasized the critical role of students in this ongoing journey, encouraging them to actively contribute their efforts in their studies. He highlighted that while parents and teachers provide essential support, it is ultimately the students’ dedication and hard work in the classroom that will lead to their success and the nation’s continued growth.

While giving the speech Sri. G. Yellappa Naidu sir reminisced about his childhood experiences during the struggles for freedom and the early days of independent India. He urged students to work hard and follow the guidance of their elders, emphasizing the importance of discipline and dedication in achieving their goals.

Speeches by Students:

  1. K. Srija – X Kalam
  2. N. Navya – X Edison
  3. A. Harshini – VII Hippocrates
  4. J. Praveenya – VII Raman
  5. B. Ashrith Sagar – V James Whatt
  6. G. Sahasra – X Kalam

Speech by Teachers:

  1. J. Ramesh – Telugu teacher
  2. G. Ramesh – Telugu teacher
  3. T. Gurunath – Telugu teacher
  4. K. Venkateshwar – Hindi teacher
  5. Mr. Jojilal Albert – Social Teacher

Prize Distribution: The prize distribution segment recognized outstanding achievements and the winners were given prizes and awards by the honourable Directors Sri. Challa Dharma Reddy and Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu

  • Drawing Competition Winners: Prizes were distributed to the winners of drawing Competition held on 12th August,2024.

CLASS – IV – VI

First Prize      –   G. Praharika

Second Prize       –       A. Fatima

Third Prize               –       Narendra

Third Prize               –       R. Arohi

Consolation Prize     –       A. Chaitanya

Consolation Prize     –       G. Jatin

CLASS – VII – VIII

First Prize            —     K. Arjun

Second Prize      —     G. Palak

Third Prize         –    K. Sai Ganesh

Consolation  Prize  –    Ch. Manaswith

Consolation  Prize   –   K. Sai Kiran Reddy

   CLASS – IX

    First Prize   –        K. Eshashaini

  • High Achiever Award for Periodic Assessment -1 (Classes IV – IX) and Periodic Assessment – 2(Class – X) Toppers: Toppers were awarded with a Cheque of Rs.500/-, Medal of Excellence and a Merit Certificate.

1. Hansika Hemla  – Class IV    (504/600)

2. B. Ashrith Sagar   – Class – V (574/600)

3. R. Arohi   – Class – VI  (568/600)

4. S. Vamshi Krishna – Class – VII (586/600)

5. N, Sai Vidhyakar   – Class – VIII (558/600)

6. D. Pranay Paul   – Class – IX  (472/500)

7. T. Srikar  – Class – X   (472/500)

  • Leadership Award for the Month of July: Honoring leaders of the hostel block for July, awards were given.

1.   A. Akshay Sagar  – VI  

2.   T. Hemanya  – VII   

3.   S. Abhiram – VII

4.    P. Shashank – VIII  

4.   K. Prasuna – IX  

5.   G. David – IX  

6.   S. Yashwanth  – X   

5.   B. Vyshanvi – X  

  • Elocution Competition Winners: Winners from 5th to 10th classes for their speeches on Independence Day themes were given the prizes.

CLASS – V

First Prize           –    B. Ashrith Sagar

Second Prize      –  P. Sushanth Kumar

CLASS – VI

First Prize          – N. Abhinav Reddy

Second Prize    –   R. Arohi

CLASS – VII

First Prize            –   A. Harshini

Second Prize        –    J. Praveenya

CLASS – VIII

First Prize            –    Md. Rehman

Second Prize       –   M. Keerthana

CLASS – IX

First Prize            –    Ch. Varun

Second Prize        –    J. Aradhya

Third Prize         –    J. Shailendar

CLASS – X

First Prize           –       K. Srija

Second Prize      –       N. Navya

Third Prize          –       D. Preetham

Consolation       –       T. Siddartha

Consolation      –       M. Emmanuel

  • Cultural Programs: The cultural program was a highlight, featuring a variety of performances
    • Dances: Energetic dance performances representing different aspects of our nation’s cultural heritage by the students.

  • Singing: Soulful renditions of patriotic songs by the choir and solo singers.

a) K. Jyothi – English Teacher

b) A. Subhashini – Telugu Teacher

c) L. Thanisha and J. Aradhya – Class IX

  • Memoir: A thought provoking Memoir capturing the essence of freedom and patriotism.

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  • Lezim Dance: A lively traditional Lezim dance was performed by VIII & IX Boys showcasing regional heritage.

Hula Hoops Performance: An energetic Hula Hoops performance by Boys

  • Aerobic Dance: An energetic routine demonstrating coordination and rhythm was performed by Class VIII Boys.
  • Dumbbell Show: A disciplined display of strength and synchronization was displayed by girl students.
  • Pyramid Formation: The boys of VIII & IX unveiled their strength and nationalistic spirit though pyramid formations weaving the national flags with pride and reverence.

Acknowledgements:

The success of the Independence Day celebration was a result of the hard work and dedication of the teachers and students. Special thanks go to:

  • Ms. Shirisha (PET) : For training students in the Dumbbell Drill.
  • Mr. Swamy (PET): For the Lezim dance performance.
  • Mr. Raghu, Mr. Pradeep Reddy and Mr. Aravind (PETs): For training students in Pyramid Formations, Hula Hoops performance and Aerobics.
  • Mr. Vijaykanth and Ms. Shirin: For guiding the tenth-class students Ms.Ch. Nithreya Sri, S. Srinidhi and J. Architha who anchored the event.
  • Mr. Sateeshan, HoD Social Science, Mr. Vijaykanth HoD English Deparment and all the Class Teachers for conducting Elocution Competition.
  • Ms.Banaja Sahoo and Mr. G. Santosh Rao for conducting the Drawing competition.
  • The Principals and Coordinators: For their guidance and support in making the celebration a grand success.

Eventually, the 78th Independence Day Celebration at Greenwood High School was a memorable and engaging event, reflecting the rich cultural heritage and patriotic spirit of our nation amidst the Greenwood family.

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The Importance of Student Cabinet Elections in Schools

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18/08/2024, SUNDAY

Student cabinet elections are held annually in schools to allow students to choose their representatives, who voice their concerns and work towards improving the school. Although these elections may appear to be simple school activities, they play a much larger role in the development of students and the school community.

Learning Leadership and Responsibility

One of the key benefits of student cabinet elections is the opportunity to develop leadership and responsibility. Students running for positions such as president, vice-president, or secretary learn the value of fulfilling promises and representing their peers. By taking on leadership roles, students gain practical experience in organizing events, solving problems, and working collaboratively with others. These skills are valuable not only during their school years but also in future endeavors. Managing time, communicating effectively, and motivating others are essential leadership skills learned through this experience.

Encouraging Participation in Democracy

Student cabinet elections also serve as a lesson in democracy and the electoral process. Students participating as candidates or voters gain a better understanding of their rights and responsibilities as members of a democratic society. This experience encourages active citizenship and ensures that students appreciate the importance of voting and decision-making processes that shape their environments. By understanding these processes at a young age, students are more likely to become engaged citizens, participating in national and local elections as adults.

Developing Communication and Collaboration

Another benefit of these elections is the development of communication and collaboration skills. Candidates often engage in speeches, debates, and campaign efforts, improving their public speaking abilities and confidence. Once elected, cabinet members work with teachers, administrators, and peers to develop teamwork, negotiation, and problem-solving skills. This fosters a collaborative spirit among students and creates a positive school environment.

Building Confidence and Self-Esteem

Running for election builds confidence and self-esteem for all students, regardless of the outcome. The process requires courage, as students must believe in themselves and present their ideas. Even if they lose, the experience of campaigning helps students become more resilient and determined. For those who win, the responsibilities they undertake further boost their confidence as they realize their potential to make a meaningful impact within their school community.

Enhancing School Spirit and Community

Finally, student cabinet elections contribute to a stronger sense of school spirit and community. The electoral process, along with the activities organized by the elected cabinet, brings students together. Campaigns often involve rallies and posters, creating excitement and a sense of unity. The student council frequently organizes key events like sports days and cultural festivals, which foster pride and create lasting memories for the school community.

In this way, student cabinet elections are not just a school activity; they play a vital role in fostering leadership, responsibility, democracy, communication, and collaboration. These elections enhance school spirit, boost student confidence, and prepare young people for active roles in their future communities. Through these elections, students learn that their voice matters and that they can make a positive impact on their school and beyond.

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How education can remove the barriers on mother earth

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11/08/2024, SUNDAY

Education is a powerful tool that can help remove the many barriers that exist on our planet. These barriers include poverty, inequality, environmental issues, and conflicts. Through education, we can create a more just, sustainable, and peaceful world.

One of the most significant barriers education can address is poverty. Many people around the world live in poverty, struggling to meet their basic needs. Education provides individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to secure better jobs and improve their living conditions. When people are educated, they have more opportunities to earn a stable income, support their families, and break the cycle of poverty. In this way, education lifts entire communities out of poverty and contributes to economic growth.

Inequality is another major barrier that education can help remove. In many places, people face discrimination based on their gender, race, or social status. Education promotes equality by giving everyone, regardless of their background, the chance to succeed. Schools are places where students learn about respect, diversity, and the importance of treating everyone fairly. When people are educated, they are more likely to challenge discriminatory practices and work towards a more inclusive society.

Environmental issues are among the most pressing challenges of our time. Education plays a crucial role in addressing these problems. By teaching students about the importance of protecting the environment, we can create a generation of environmentally conscious citizens. Education helps people understand the impact of their actions on the planet and encourages them to adopt sustainable practices. This includes conserving resources, reducing waste, and supporting policies that protect the environment. With better education, we can work towards a healthier and more sustainable Earth.

Conflicts and wars are significant barriers to peace and development. Education can promote peace by teaching people about the value of dialogue, understanding, and cooperation. When individuals learn to resolve conflicts peacefully and respect different perspectives, they are less likely to resort to violence. Education fosters a sense of global citizenship, where people see themselves as part of a larger community and work together to solve common problems. In this way, education contributes to a more peaceful world.

Access to education itself can be a barrier for many people, especially in developing countries. Efforts to improve education infrastructure, provide training for teachers, and ensure that all children, including girls and marginalized groups, have access to quality education are essential. When more people receive an education, the benefits extend beyond individuals to their families and communities, creating a ripple effect of positive change.

Moreover, education empowers individuals to make informed decisions about their health and well-being. Educated people are more likely to understand the importance of good nutrition, hygiene, and healthcare. This leads to healthier communities and reduces the burden on healthcare systems. Education also helps people understand and advocate for their rights, leading to stronger, more just societies.

In this way, education has the power to remove many of the barriers that exist on Mother Earth. By addressing poverty, promoting equality, protecting the environment, fostering peace, and improving health, education creates a foundation for a better world. It equips individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to overcome challenges and build a brighter future. Investing in education is essential for the well-being of our planet and all its inhabitants.

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Bonalu Celebrations at Greenwood High School, Mancherial

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The Bonalu festival was celebrated with great enthusiasm and cultural fervor at Greenwood High School, Mancherial. Under the esteemed guidance of our respected Principal, Mr. Chandramohan, and Vice Principal, Mr. Tirupati, the event was a vibrant showcase of tradition and unity.

The celebration began with our anchors, J. Unnati and M. Nithya from 7th Satish Dhawan, warmly welcoming everyone. The arrival of female teachers carrying the traditional Bonalu, accompanied by the Potharajulu, set the festive mood. This was followed by the Jyoti Prajwalana ceremony, where offerings of flowers, coconut, 🥥and Bonam were made to Ammavari Mahankali.

The event featured a variety of performances, starting with a captivating dance by M. Shanvika of grade 5 to the song “Adigo Alladigo.” Respected Telugu Sir, Mr. Venkateswarlu, then delivered an inspiring speech, emphasizing the cultural significance of Bonalu.

Following this, grade 6 children delighted the audience with their energetic dance performance, and grade 7 students continued the momentum with another lively dance. Vishnu Sai Varma of 7th Satish Dhawan then took the stage to deliver an insightful speech, adding a thoughtful touch to the celebrations.

The festivities continued with an engaging dance performance by 8th-grade students. Another inspiring speech was given by respected Telugu Sir, Mr. Mahendar highlighting the importance of preserving our cultural heritage. The event culminated with a dynamic dance by the 9th-grade girls and boys.

A special photo session was held featuring our tiny tots dressed as Potharajulu and Goddess Mahankali, capturing the essence of the festival in its purest form.

Vice principal sir Mr.Tirupathi shared his knowledge about Bonalu and a few guidelines about academics and importance of discipline .

The celebration concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks, rendered to the management, principal, vice principal, teaching and non-teaching staff, and parents for their unwavering support in making the event a grand success.

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How Education Can Unite the World

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28/07/2024, SUNDAY

Education is a powerful force that has the potential to bring people together and create a more united world. By promoting understanding, empathy, and cooperation, education can break down barriers and build bridges between different cultures, communities, and nations.

One of the key ways education unites the world is by fostering understanding and respect for different cultures. When we learn about the histories, traditions, and values of other people, we gain a deeper appreciation for the diversity that exists in our world. This understanding helps to dispel stereotypes and prejudices, allowing us to see others as fellow human beings with unique perspectives and experiences. In classrooms around the world, students are exposed to a variety of cultures and ideas, teaching them to value and respect differences.

Education also promotes empathy, which is crucial for unity. When we learn about the struggles and challenges faced by others, we become more compassionate and willing to help. Through stories, literature, and history lessons, education helps us put ourselves in others’ shoes and understand their feelings and experiences. This empathy fosters a sense of global citizenship, where we see ourselves as part of a larger human family and are motivated to work together for the common good.

Language education is another important aspect that unites the world. Learning new languages opens doors to different cultures and ways of thinking. It enables us to communicate with people from different parts of the world, breaking down language barriers that can lead to misunderstandings and conflicts. Multilingualism promotes cross-cultural communication and cooperation, making it easier for people to collaborate on global issues.

Education also plays a crucial role in promoting peace and resolving conflicts. By teaching conflict resolution skills, tolerance, and the importance of dialogue, education helps prevent violence and build peaceful communities. When individuals learn to resolve their differences through communication and understanding rather than aggression, it creates a more harmonious society. Education also highlights the importance of human rights and social justice, encouraging individuals to stand up against injustice and work towards a fairer world.

Global education initiatives, such as exchange programs and international collaborations, further unite the world by creating opportunities for people to learn from one another. Students and teachers who participate in these programs gain firsthand experience of different cultures and educational systems. These exchanges foster mutual understanding and create lasting bonds between people from different countries. They also inspire individuals to think beyond their local context and consider global challenges and solutions.

Moreover, education equips individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to address global issues such as poverty, climate change, and health crises. By promoting critical thinking, problem-solving, and innovation, education empowers people to find solutions to these challenges. When people from different backgrounds come together to tackle common problems, it leads to more effective and inclusive solutions. Education encourages collaboration and collective action, which are essential for addressing the complex issues facing our world today.

In this way, education can unite the world by promoting understanding, empathy, communication, and cooperation. It breaks down cultural and language barriers, fosters peace and conflict resolution, and equips individuals with the skills needed to address global challenges.

By investing in education and promoting global learning opportunities, we can create a more connected, compassionate, and united world. Education is not just a tool for personal growth; it is a pathway to global unity and a better future for all.

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Student Council Elections @Greenwood High School: A Manifestation of Democracy!

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08/07/2024, Monday

Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, has a long-standing tradition of conducting elections for the positions of Head Boy and Head Girl. This practice aligns with CBSE recommendations and provides students with a firsthand experience of democratic principles. The academic year 2024-25 witnessed another successful exercise in democracy.

Election Process

Announcement: On July 1, 2024, Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, the School Director, officially announced the Student Council Election during a special Monday assembly. A team was assigned to ensure a free and fair election.

Nomination Phase: Interested 10th-grade students submitted nominations, resulting in 32 girls and 50 boys participating. A panel of teachers meticulously scrutinized all nominations.

Screening Tests: The process began with Screening Test – 1 (Written Test) on July 1, 2024. Eight girls and Eight boys were shortlisted for the next phase. Screening Test – 2 (Group Discussion) followed on July 3, 2024, determining the final contestants.

Screening Test – 1 (Written Test)

Screening Test – 2 (Group Discussion)

Final Candidates: After thorough scrutiny, four boys and four girls were accepted as candidates. Eventually, two boys and two girls remained in the race after others withdrew their nominations.

Candidates Introduction and Campaign

On July 5, 2024, during the School Assembly, the principal Sri. VVV. Naveen Kumar introduced the final candidates and their election symbols to all students.

Head Boy Candidates:

T. Siddartha Goud (Graduation Hat symbol)

K. Adithya Raman (Tree symbol)

Head Girl Candidates:

S. Sonasree (Graduation Hat symbol)

K. Mayuka (Tree symbol)

Colorful posters and pocket symbol labels adorned the school. Candidates and their supporters actively engaged with students, presenting their platforms.

Election Day

Date: July 8, 2024

Polling Booths and Voting Process: Five polling booths were set up, manned by officials and agents representing the candidates.

Polling began at 09:30 a.m., supervised by NCC cadets and observers. The peaceful process concluded at 3:00 p.m., with sealed ballot boxes moved to the school strong room.

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The entire school eagerly awaits the election results, anticipating the new leaders who will lead Greenwood High School in the coming year!

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Greenwood High School Art Club: Propelling Creativity and Talent

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03/07/2024,WED

Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, has always been committed to nurturing holistic development among its students. One of the ways it achieves this is through its vibrant Art Club. For the academic year 2024-25, the Art Club organized an exciting art competition for students in grades 8 to 10 on July 3, 2024.This event, held under the guidance of the art department, aimed to identify and nurture talented young artists within the school. Let’s delve into the details of this initiative and explore the benefits of having an art club within a school.

The competition was open to both old and new students, providing them with a platform to showcase their artistic talents. Participants expressed themselves through Drawing and Painting. The event was a celebration of creativity, imagination, and skill.Participants will be evaluated based on their creativity, originality, technical skills, and overall presentation.The event was a testament to the school’s commitment to Promoting artistic talent and providing personalized support to help students reach their full potential.

Benefits of an Art Club in Schools

  • Enhancing Creativity :
  1. Art clubs encourage students to think outside the box, experiment with different techniques, and express their unique perspectives.
  2. Creative expression fosters critical thinking, problem-solving, and innovation.
  • Building Confidence:
  1. Art competitions allow students to present their work to a wider audience, boosting their self-confidence.
  2. Positive feedback and recognition motivate students to continue exploring their artistic abilities.
  • Stress Relief and Well-Being:
  1. Engaging in art provides an outlet for stress and anxiety.
  2. Creating art can be therapeutic, promoting mental well-being.
  • Community and Collaboration:
  1. Art clubs create a sense of community among students who share a passion for creativity.
  2. Collaborative projects promote teamwork and communication skills
  • Appreciation for Diversity:
  1. Art exposes students to different cultures, styles, and historical periods.
  2. Appreciating diverse art forms fosters cultural awareness and empathy.
  • Integration with Other Subjects:
  1. Art connects with various subjects, such as history, science, and literature.
  2. Cross-disciplinary learning enriches students’ overall education.

Recognizing Talented Students

Talented students in art require increased stretch and challenge in the classroom and opportunities to further their talents outside school. Therefore, the Art Department at Greenwood High School aims for all students to potentially develop their talents and to demonstrate the following skills:

  • Think and express themselves in creative, original ways.
  • Have a strong desire to create in a visual form driven by ideas, imagination, humor, or personal experience.
  • Show a passionate interest in the world of art and design.
  • Use materials, tools, and techniques skillfully and learn new approaches easily, keen to extend their technical abilities.

Students at Greenwood High School are identified as gifted for a variety of reasons:

  • Performing at an advanced National Curriculum level.
  • Producing outcomes of exceptional quality.
  • Demonstrating excellent skills in a specific area.

Appreciation from the Management

The management of Greenwood High School, including Director Sri. Dr. Girrem Bharadwaja Naidu, General Manager A. Prabhu Kumar, Academic Principal V.V.V. Naveen Kumar, Administrative Principal T. Pavan Kumar, and Art & Craft Teacher Banaja Sahoo, expressed their appreciation for the Art & Craft Department’s efforts in instilling artistic skills among students. They also commended all the Art Club members for their dedication and creativity.

Greenwood High School’s Art Club continues to inspire young artists, providing them with a canvas to explore their imagination. As schools recognize the value of artistic expression, initiatives like these contribute to a well-rounded education. Let creativity flourish, and may the next academic year bring even more colorful masterpieces! By organizing such competitions and supporting art clubs, Greenwood High School continues to create an environment where students can thrive artistically, contributing to their overall development and success.

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Nominations and Scrutinization

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01/07/2024, MONDAY

The news of The Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy’s Student Council Election for Head Girl and Head Boy 2024-25 was announced by School Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu on 01-07-2024 in the school Special Monday Assembly.

The Interested Students of class 10 were asked to enroll their names as nominees. Initially, 32 Girls and 50 boys enrolled their names as nominees.

In the process of selection of final contestants for the elections, firstly Screening Test – 1 was conducted for all the enrolled students on 01-07-2024 in the First phase of scrutiny. Screening Test -1 was a written test. 8 Girls and 8 boys were selected for Screening Test – 2.

List of Boys selected for Screening Test – 2

  1. N. Sai Kumar
  2. K. Adithya Raman
  3. V. Sai Ruthwik Reddy
  4. S. Sushanth
  5. N. Aswith
  6. P. Rajesh
  7. S. Hrushikesh
  8. T. Siddhartha Goud

List of Girls selected for Screening Test – 2

  1. G. Sahashra
  2. K.Siri
  3. T.Krishi Ashwitha
  4. M.Kruthika Reddy
  5. K. Mayukha
  6. Ch. Anika
  7. E. Lekhya
  8. S. Sonashree

In the second phase of selection, Screening Test – 2 which is a Group Discussion will be conducted on 03-07-2024.

And final contestants will be shortlisted after Screening Test – 2 on 03-07-2024 and they will be announced as final contestants of the Head Boy and Head Girl Elections.

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World Environment Day @ Greenwood Gopalpur

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29/06/2024, SAT

World Environment Day serves as a reminder of our responsibility to protect the planet and ensures that environmental issues remain a priority on the global agenda.

Greenwood High School celebrated Environment Day on 29th June,24 with enthusiastic participation from students in nursery through class 7. The event aimed to educate the students on the importance of the environment.

Activities included hand print art and coloring projects focused on themes such as “Save Trees.” Even the teachers joined in, adding their hand prints as a memorable keepsake of the celebration.

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Greenwood High School’s Special Monday Assemblies: Promoting Values and Excellence!

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24/06/2024, Mon

Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, conducts a special assembly every Monday, which has become a significant tradition in fostering the school’s values and culture. These assemblies are graced by the presence of the school’s Director, Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, who hoists the national flag, addresses the assembly, and distributes prizes to the winners of various competitions held recently.

The Monday assembly is a blend of patriotism and educational activities. It begins with the singing of the national song, followed by the pledge, school song, thought of the day, news reading, speeches, other assembly activities and ends with the national anthem. These elements contribute to the holistic development of the students, emphasizing the importance of values, current affairs, and public speaking skills.

Special Assembly on 24 June 2024

On 24 June 2024, the first special assembly of the academic year 2024-25 was conducted with great enthusiasm. The assembly included all the regular activities and presentations, creating an engaging and educational atmosphere for the students and staff.

Highlights:

Flag Hoisting and National Anthem: The assembly commenced with the singing the national song, school song, followed by pledge and hoisting of the national flag by Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu and accompanied by Academic Principal Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar, Administrative Principal Sri. T. Pavan Kumar,- Vice-principal Sri. V. Suresh Kumar, and Academic coordinator Mrs.P. Kanthi. Afterwards the singing of the national anthem took place, instilling a sense of patriotism among the students.

Assembly Activities: The assembly also included the ‘Thought of the Day,’ delivered by a student, which provided an inspiring message for the day. The news reading segment kept everyone informed about current events, while speeches and other presentations by students showcased their talents and boosted their confidence.

Prize Distribution: The highlight of the assembly was the prize distribution for the winners of the Maths Surprise Test– 1 and Brain Hunt- 1.

Maths Surprise Test– 1

CLASS – IV

1. K. Anshu Tej                              

2. A. Amruth                    

3. K. Vignyasri  

CLASS – V

1. G. Trilok Reddy  

2. B. Nehal  

3. Ashrith  

CLASS – VI

1. M. Sohith   

2. N. Rishi Varma  

3. M. Eshwar

CLASS – VII

1. S. Vamshi  

2. A. Vikranth

3. M. Praveer  

CLASS – VIII

1. R. Omkar   

2. A. Thanvitha   

3. K. Bhavishyak

CLASS – IX

1. T. Bhuvanyu Sai

2. M. Saanvi

3. R. Suchith Reddy

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        BRAIN HUNT  WINNERS – 1 Winners

1. B. Pranith  – VI

2. V. Haindav – VII  

3. A. Thanvitha – VIII

4. S. Srithin  – IX

5. N. Sumalatha  – X

Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu congratulated the winners and presented them with their prizes, recognizing their hard work and dedication.

Director’s Address: Director sir addressed the students highlighting the importance of maintaining good health by eating sufficient food and drinking adequate water and avoiding junk food. He emphasized the need for students to speak in good English within the school premises to improve their communication skills. He also instructed students to write with good hand writing, to be polite with their peers, respect elders, maintain hygiene, and focus on their studies by listening carefully in class. Additionally, he encouraged active participation in both curricular and co-curricular activities in a disciplined manner.

The special assembly on 24 June 2024 was a memorable event that set the tone for the new academic year. It reinforced the school’s commitment to fostering a well-rounded education that values both academic excellence and personal development. The students left the assembly motivated and inspired to achieve greater heights in the upcoming year.

Report by G. Krishna Rao (Teacher of English)

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International Yoga Day -2024 @ Hasanparthy Greenwood

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21/06/2024, FRIDAY

The cadets of NCC both Army and Air wing comprising of 50 girls and 85 Boys actively participated in the event conducted by both 10(T) Battalion and 4(T) AIR SQN of Warangal. Yoga master Mr. B. Ragupathi explained importance of yoga in life. He guided children by demonstrating all the 12 basic asanas of the suryanamskar.

Giving a clear understanding of the health benefits of every asana, the event was taken up in the school premises. Cadets of AIR WING participated in the event at University Arts & Science College Warangal where Deputy Director General NCC Air Commodore V.M. Reddy had his presence to motivate the cadets of Warangal group. Other officers of the Warangal group present were COL. Sachin Nimbalkar, Veer Chakra, and the Commanding officers of the Battalions concerned along with the ANOS.

The cadets of school were appreciated for their effort by First officer S. Radha Krishnan and officer Cadet Mr. P. Akhil Reddy.

Academic Principal Sri. V.V.V. Naveen kumar, Admin. Principal Sri. T. Pavan Kumar, Vice Principal Sri. V. Suresh Kumar and Academic Coordinator Mrs. P. Kanthi congratulated the cadets for their effort.

Our Honorable Director Sri. Dr. Girrem Bhardwaja Naidu and General manager Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar appreciated the cadets for their health consciousness and imbibing the yogic way of life.

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SCHOOL REOPENING  @ Greenwood High School AFTER Summer Vacation

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11/06/2024, TUE

“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.”

As we embarked on this new academic year, our teachers made sure to make the first step a fun and memorable one! With creative activities and engaging games, they set the tone for a year of learning, laughter, and connection.

The day of the tiny toddlers  of  Pre-primary started with Goddess Saraswathi puja.

Then moved to their receptive classes  began with a unique “Class Entry” ceremony, where students jumped, hopped, and walked their way into their new classrooms, breaking the ice and shedding any first-day jitters. Our teachers then led the students in lively rhymes and songs, filling the air with joy and enthusiasm.

To make the day even more special, a “Room Return Gift” for each student, a small token of appreciation to welcome them to their new learning space.

Throughout the day, our students were beaming with excitement, eager to explore their new classrooms, meet new friends, and start their academic journey.

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Gearing Up for a Successful New Academic Year

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09/06/2024, SUN

Yet another Academic Years in knocking at our doors. It is high time for all the students to get themselves ready for a new academic year; new books, new challenges and new teachers. As we prepare to begin a new academic year, I wanted to share some thoughts on how to get ready for this exciting time. Starting a new school year is like beginning a new adventure, and being well-prepared can make the journey smoother and more enjoyable. Here are some tips to help everyone get ready.

Set a routine at first. A few weeks before school starts, try to set a regular routine. Go to bed and wake up at the same time every day. This will help your body adjust to the school schedule and ensure you are well-rested and ready to learn well.

Organizing your supplies is the next thing to do. Make a list of the school supplies you need, such as notebooks, pencils, erasers, sharpeners, scales compass boxes and backpacks. Check if you have everything ready. Organizing your supplies beforehand can save a lot of stress on the first day of school.

Patiently reviewing what you learned last year is pf great importance. Take some time to look over your notes and books from the previous year. This can help refresh your memory and make you feel more confident about starting the new grade.

Our beloved Missile Man of India hath told that we all should have a dream; a goal set with a valid time reference to become successful in your endeavors. Think about what you want to achieve this school year. Setting goals can give you a sense of direction and motivation. Your goals can be about improving in a subject, making new friends, or participating in extracurricular activities.

Visiting your school is a welcome thing to do. If possible, visit the school before the first day. This can help you become familiar with the school layout, find your classrooms, and reduce any anxiety about getting lost.

Remember meeting your teacher helps a lot. If there’s an opportunity, meet your new teachers before school starts. This can help you feel more comfortable and build a positive relationship with them from the beginning.

Talking about your feelings about the new academic year is good for building confidence and favorable outlook. It’s normal to feel a mix of excitement and nervousness about starting a new school year. Talk about your feelings with your parents, friends, or teachers. Sharing how you feel can help you manage any worries.

Setting your bio-clock to tune with your school time is of great importance. So, plan your mornings. Prepare for school the night before to make your mornings smoother. Lay out your clothes, pack your backpack, and plan your breakfast. A good morning routine can set a positive tone for the rest of the day.

Staying healthy is a most wanted thing. Make sure to eat healthy meals, get enough sleep, and exercise regularly. A healthy body supports a healthy mind, which is crucial for learning and concentrating in school.

A positive attitude can make a big difference. Embrace the new school year with enthusiasm and an open mind. Remember that every new school year is a chance to learn, grow, and make new memories.

Communication is a tool that can effectively help you adjust to the new environment. Stay in touch with your teachers and classmates. Communication is key to solving problems, understanding assignments, and building strong relationships. Don’t hesitate to ask questions if you’re unsure about something.

Reinforce your ability to balance different activities effectively. While academics are important, don’t forget to balance schoolwork with fun activities. Join clubs, play sports, or engage in hobbies. This balance can help you stay motivated and enjoy school life.

Social etiquette is always desirable. Always treat your peers and teachers with respect and kindness. A positive and respectful attitude creates a friendly and supportive school environment for everyone. And remember to take initiative in helping and supporting who are in need. Remember what Leo Tolstoy has said, “The most important business is to do a person good, because we were sent into this world for that purpose alone.”

Staying organized is compulsory for productive work and achieve goals. Keep your study area tidy and use a planner to track assignments and important dates. Staying organized helps you manage your time effectively and reduces stress.

So, mind that getting ready for the new academic year involves planning, organizing, and maintaining a positive attitude. By following these tips, you can start the school year on the right foot and make the most of the opportunities that come your way.

Let’s all look forward to a fantastic school year filled with learning, growth, and new experiences. Welcome back, and let’s make this year the best one yet!

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Telangana Formation Day

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02/06/2024, SUN

Telangana Formation Day is a significant event celebrated on June 2nd each year, commemorating the creation of the Indian state of Telangana in 2014. This day holds immense importance due to its historical, political, and cultural implications, reflecting the long and arduous struggle of the people of Telangana for a separate state. Here’s a detailed exploration of the beginning, the struggle, the sacrifices, the victory, and the celebration of Telangana Formation Day.

The Beginning

The demand for a separate Telangana state dates back to the early 20th century during the rule of the Nizam of Hyderabad. The Telangana region was part of the princely state of Hyderabad, which was distinct from the coastal Andhra and Rayalaseema regions. Post-independence, in 1956, the States Reorganization Act merged the Telangana region with Andhra State to form Andhra Pradesh. This merger was based on linguistic lines, as both regions predominantly spoke Telugu.

However, the merger was contentious from the beginning. The people of Telangana felt that the promises made during the merger, particularly regarding the safeguarding of their socio-economic and cultural interests, were not being honored. This led to a sense of alienation and discontent among the people of Telangana.

The Struggle

Initial Movements (1950s-1960s)

The first major agitation for a separate Telangana state began in 1969, known as the “Jai Telangana” movement. Spearheaded by students and supported by a wide section of society, the movement was driven by grievances over the perceived neglect and exploitation of the Telangana region. The movement saw widespread protests, strikes, and civil disobedience, leading to violent clashes and loss of lives.

Political Struggle (1980s-2000s)

Over the decades, the demand for statehood persisted, with various political entities and leaders championing the cause. The formation of the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) in 2001 by K. Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR) marked a significant turning point.

The TRS became the most prominent political force advocating for Telangana statehood, organizing rallies, protests, and hunger strikes to keep the issue alive in public consciousness.

Protests and Sacrifices

The struggle for Telangana statehood involved numerous protests, hunger strikes, and sacrifices. The agitation reached a peak in 2009, with widespread protests and student participation. Many activists and ordinary citizens risked their lives, facing police action and enduring hardships. The sacrifices made during this period, including loss of lives, highlighted the intense desire and commitment of the people of Telangana to achieve statehood.

The Sacrifice

The journey to statehood was marked by immense sacrifices. Students, activists, and ordinary citizens participated in large-scale protests, often facing police brutality and enduring hardships. Many lives were lost during the agitations, particularly in the final phase of the movement. The sacrifices of these individuals underscored the deep-rooted aspirations and the relentless spirit of the Telangana people.

The Victory

Political Negotiations

After years of persistent efforts and negotiations, the Indian government, led by the United Progressive Alliance (UPA), decided to carve out a separate Telangana state. The decision was met with mixed reactions, including opposition from leaders in the Seemandhra region. Despite the political challenges and opposition, the government moved forward with the decision.

Formation of Telangana

On June 2, 2014, Telangana was officially formed as the 29th state of India, with Hyderabad as its capital. K. Chandrasekhar Rao became the first Chief Minister of the newly formed state. The formation of Telangana marked the culmination of a long and arduous struggle, fulfilling the aspirations of millions of people.

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The Celebration

Telangana Formation Day is celebrated with great enthusiasm and pride across the state. The celebrations include:

Official Ceremonies

The state government organizes official ceremonies, including flag hoisting, parades, and cultural events. Awards and honors are given to individuals who have contributed to the state’s development. The Chief Minister and other dignitaries deliver speeches, reflecting on the significance of the day and outlining future plans for the state.

Cultural Programs

The rich cultural heritage of Telangana is showcased through various programs, including dance, music, and art exhibitions. Traditional Telangana cuisine is also highlighted. These cultural programs celebrate the unique identity and traditions of Telangana, fostering a sense of pride and unity among the people.

Community Involvement

People across villages and towns participate in local celebrations, reflecting on the journey and expressing hope for a prosperous future. Community events, rallies, and public gatherings are organized, allowing people to come together and celebrate their hard-won statehood.

So, we can say that Telangana Formation Day is a testament to the resilience and determination of its people. It symbolizes the fulfillment of a long-cherished dream and the beginning of a new chapter in the region’s history. The day serves as a reminder of the struggles and sacrifices made, celebrating the victory and envisioning a brighter future for Telangana. The celebrations on this day foster a sense of pride, unity, and renewed commitment to the development and progress of the state.

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