Students G. Saharya (Class VIII) and K. Vanushna (Class VIII) from Mancherial spoke about the importance of United Nations Day, which is celebrated every year on October 24th.
They explained that the United Nations (UN) was founded in 1945 after World War II to promote peace, security, and cooperation among countries. The day reminds us of the UN’s continuous efforts to maintain harmony in the world and to solve global problems such as poverty, climate change, health, and education.
The students also highlighted the main goals of the United Nations — to ensure human rights, equality, and friendship among all nations. They encouraged everyone to follow the values of peace, respect, and teamwork, which the UN stands for.
They concluded their speech by saying that United Nations Day is not just a celebration but a reminder that we are all part of one global family, and together we can make the world a better place to live.
As part of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 experiential learning initiative, the students of Greenwood High School, Hunter Road, Warangal, visited the Hanamkonda Raithu Bazaar today.
The visit provided the young learners with valuable real-world exposure to understand how a local market functions and to appreciate the dedicated efforts of farmers and vendors who play a crucial role in our daily lives. The students keenly observed the market setup, interacted with farmers and customers. They also learned about the process of buying and selling fresh produce.
As part of their environmental awareness drive, the students spread meaningful messages on the harmful effects of plastic usage and encouraged the public to use eco-friendly cloth and jute bags instead. They also carried colorful placards with creative slogans, inspiring everyone to “say no to plastic” and adopt sustainable practices.
In addition, the children learned to identify various vegetables and discovered their nutritional importance in maintaining a healthy diet. This hands-on experience allowed them to connect classroom learning with real-world understanding, nurturing values of social responsibility and environmental consciousness.
The school management appreciated the enthusiasm and active participation of the students. Directors Sri. G. Bharadwaj Naidu and GM A. Mr.Prabhu Kumar, Principal Mrs. Manjula Devi and Coordinator Mrs. Rajeshwari encouraged and supported the initiative wholeheartedly. Vice Principal Mr. Srikanth led the event along with the Grade II teachers, whose dedicated efforts made the program a resounding success.
Such experiential learning opportunities truly reflect Greenwood High School’s commitment to nurturing curious minds, responsible citizens and environmentally conscious young learners.
P. Taranya, a student of Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, Hanumakonda, shared her thoughts on the topic “Technology and Its Unfair Advancements.” She explained how modern technology, though highly advanced, has negatively impacted traditional art forms such as painting, drawing, and handcrafting. In earlier days, people expressed their creativity through manual effort and artistic skills, but now machines and digital tools have replaced much of that work. As a result, handcrafting, labor, and manpower have declined, reducing the value of human creativity in art and craft. Taranya encouraged everyone to balance technology with traditional skills to preserve the beauty of handmade art.
“Padala Harshith from Class 7, Greenwood High School – Hasanparthy, gave an excellent explanation on ‘The Power of Reading’. He spoke very well about the importance of reading and how books help us gain knowledge and improve our imagination.”
Greenwood High School – Hasanparthy, Hanumakonda proudly congratulates our talented archers for their remarkable performance at the District-Level Archery Competition held at RDF High School – Kalleda (Archery Academy).
Bussa Akshar – Class 9th Ramanujan – 🥈 Secured 2nd Place
Boge Shiva Krishna – Class 9th Nobel – 🥉 Secured 3rd Place
By securing top positions at the district level, both students have now been selected to participate in the upcoming State-Level Archery Championship.
Their achievement stands as a proud moment for the Greenwood family. Special appreciation to our Archery Trainer, Divya for her dedicated coaching and continuous guidance that helped the students reach this milestone.
We also express our heartfelt thanks to our Director, Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu Sir, for his encouragement and appreciation towards the trainer and students, and to our Principal Sir for his constant support and motivation.
Congratulations and best wishes to our young archers as they move forward to represent our school at the State-Level Archery Competition! 🌟
Students of Greenwood High School, Naimnagar Branch shared their Diwali wishes in their own words with great excitement and joy. Each student expressed the true spirit of the festival — spreading light, love, and happiness. Some wished for a pollution-free Diwali, while others spoke about celebrating with diyas, sweets, and family moments. Their heartfelt words reflected awareness about eco-friendly celebrations and the importance of sharing joy with others. It was a wonderful way to remind everyone that Diwali is not just about lights and crackers, but about kindness, togetherness, and positivity.
Greenwood High School, Mancherial, celebrated the festival of Lights “Deepawali “ A festival symbolizes the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. The festival marks with grandeur and devotion under the guidance of Principal Mr.R. Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi.
Deepawali’s grand celebration started in the afternoon with Diya making and Drawing by students from Primary to 10th grade students.
The programme was anchored gracefully by Srikaran IX Ramanujan,Jai Priduvi Raj IX Ramanujan in the guidance of Mrs. Sailaja Narahari.
The celebrations began with the invitation of classwise to visit “Bommala koluvu “onto the stage, followed by the welcome of dignitaries to the dais. The dignitaries offered Pooja and Aarthi to Goddess Lakshmi, God, Sri Ram, Laxman, and Goddess Sitha marking an auspicious start to the programme.
The day’s schedule was announced by, after anchors Srikaran IX Ramanujan,Jai Priduvi Raj IX Ramanujan which the audience enjoyed. Classical welcome dance performed by Primary student– P. Veda Bhanu (Grade 4),– under the guidance of her Dance teacher.
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Introduction speech was given by Mrs. G.Laxmi Devi about the significance of Deepawali🪔🎇.
Our honorable Director sir’s speech which is a memorable part of the celebration.
Our honorable principal sir’s message delivered significance of Deepawali.
Telugu speech delivered by Aamuktha from grade -9.
Mesmerizing dance performed by 6th &7th students on the song “Diwali ki Badhai” in the guidance of Mrs. Tejaswini madam. Students-Avanthika, Teena baby, Anuradha ,Sri Aradhya ,Reetu Sree,Manyatha, Praneetha, Sanvika,Vashish. 7th class (Aadhya-ch.Aaradhya B.Dikshatha-K.Srijal. M.Krushi ,Sehari-G, Lekshana, U.Sri Nithya,O,Samanvi. P.Siddi Ch.Vinusha,vinuthna. Vishlesha.P,Hrushika.G
A wonderful speech delivered in Hindi by Anjali Meena.
Advantages and disadvantages of Deepawali,speech delivered by P.Ratna Praharsha and A.Moksha.
Graceful dance performed in guidance of Sheethal madam and Sabha madam by grade 4th, and 5th students (Akiranandan,Ayuktha Vedhabanu,Vihaan Manaswi,Shriyan saavik Pardhu,Hima sri Samanvitha,Arvind Rishith Reddy,Vidhatri Anika,Susheel,Hanamya Krithik namdan,Sunitha Karthika,Harsh Raj Dhana Sri,Pavan Abhignan Reddy).
Our Maths faculty Mr.Veermallu sir delivered a speech in English for the importance of Deepawali.
Captivating dance performed by grade -9th students (Pruduvi Raj,Avinash, Srikaran,Vihan) in the guidance of Mrs.Rajitha madam.
Stage Shaking dance performed by grade 8th,and 9th girls(Aamuktha,Harshmita,deekshita,anjani,Hanika, Rujula, Ashwini Priya,Sahasra Sri,vyshnavi,Harismitha) in the guidance of Mrs.Rajitha Madam.
Impeccable,outstanding skit on Deepawali celebration The way students captured the subtle shift in their character’s emotions was absolutely chilling performed in the guidance of Mrs.G.Laxmi Devi Character’s B.Karthikeya as “Brahma” grade – 5 Rithesh Reddy, as “Narakasura” grade -5,Dwithika as” Sathyabama”,Jahnavi as “BhuDevi”grade -5,Lalith Chandrs as “Krishna “ Sanvir sri,Rishil Raj from grade-4
The celebrations reached their peak with the grand celebration of Diwali litting lamps and Diyas which is symbolizing the victory of light over darkness, The stage decoration and Bommala Koluvu skillfully prepared by Mr. J. Suresh, Art teacher, whose dedication and artistic talent added a special grace to the programme.
The event concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks by Mrs G.Laxmi Devi English teacher, who expressed gratitude to the management, dignitaries, parents, teachers, staff, and students for their enthusiastic participation and contribution in making the Deepawali celebrations a grand success.
The spirit of festivity and joy filled the air as our Greenwood High school celebrated the vibrant festival of lights — Diwali — with devotion, enthusiasm and cultural splendour. The celebration commenced with a serene and spiritual atmosphere as our tiny Greenhoodies chanted Shlokas, invoking divine blessings of wisdom, prosperity and knowledge.
The ceremonial Deeparadhana was performed by our respected Principal, Mrs. Manjula Devi, Vice Principal, Mr. Srikanth, and ACO, Mrs. Rajeshwari, before the idol of Maa Lakshmi, spreading an aura of spirituality and positivity throughout the campus.
The cultural program was a wonderful blend of tradition and festivity. The primary students enthralled everyone with their classical dance performances, presenting Ganesh Stuti, Lakshmi Ashtakam and a vibrant Diwali celebration song that filled the atmosphere with joy and festive spirit. Students also delivered informative and thoughtful speeches on various themes — from the significance of Diwali and the rituals followed, to the special delicacies prepared during the festival and the importance of celebrating a safe and eco-friendly Diwali.
Our respected Principal, Mrs. Manjula Devi, addressed the gathering and motivated the students to celebrate Diwali safely and responsibly. She also explained the true essence and reason behind the celebration of Diwali, emphasizing the victory of good over evil and light over darkness, inspiring students to follow the path of truth, kindness and positivity.
The celebration beautifully reflected the spirit of Diwali and the values our school upholds. Heartfelt thanks to the management for organizing such a vibrant and meaningful event that enlightened young minds and filled hearts with festive warmth.
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 — 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.
A bright student from Grade 5 of Greenwood High School – Erragattugutta, Hasanparthy, delivered an impressive speech on the topic “Advantages and Disadvantages of Artificial Intelligence.”
She explained how Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an important part of our lives — making tasks easier, improving learning experiences, and helping in various fields like education, healthcare, and communication.
At the same time, she thoughtfully discussed the challenges of AI, mentioning that over-dependence on machines may reduce human creativity, emotional understanding, and even lead to joblessness in the future, as robots and computers might replace certain kinds of human work.
Her presentation reflected deep thinking, confidence, and awareness about how technology can be both a friend and a challenge in today’s world.
Students of Greenwood High School – Naimnagar, Hanumakonda, performed an insightful drama on the topic “Smartphone Addiction.” The performance delivered a strong message — “Don’t let children use smartphones excessively.”
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 – 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.
Laasritha, a bright student from Greenwood High School – Naimnagar Branch, shared a fun fact about herself — she loves oranges. She says they are her favorite fruit because they are sweet, juicy, and full of vitamin C.
Greenwood High School, joyfully celebrated World Students’ Day, commemorating the birth anniversary of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam — the “Missile Man of India” and the beloved People’s President.
The students fondly remembered Dr. Kalam’s inspiring journey — his humble childhood, early struggles, remarkable achievements as a scientist and his enduring legacy as a visionary teacher and motivator. They reflected on his inspiring words:
“Dream, dream, dream. Dreams transform into thoughts and thoughts result in action.”
Our tiny tots from the Pre-Primary section added charm to the celebration with a delightful dress walk, dressed as Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, portraying his simplicity and greatness.
During the program, our Principal, Mrs. Manjula Devi, addressed the gathering and motivated the students by sharing about Dr. Kalam’s life as a teacher, inspirer and lifelong learner. She encouraged students to follow his path of perseverance and passion for learning. Our Vice Principal, Mr. K. Srikanth also shared his valuable thoughts and appreciated the enthusiasm and participation of the students.
The day also marked the observance of Global Handwashing Day. To highlight the importance of cleanliness and good hygiene, our students enthusiastically performed and demonstrated the proper steps of handwashing, emphasizing the need to keep our hands clean to stay healthy and safe.
It was truly a day filled with inspiration, learning and awareness!
The International Day of the Girl Child was observed on 11th October 2025 to celebrate the strength, resilience and limitless potential of girls. The day highlighted the importance of ensuring every girl receives equal opportunities for education, growth and empowerment.
Students from Nursery to Grade V actively participated in a range of engaging, skill-based activities that focused on the four language areas — Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing. Each class explored age-appropriate themes to reinforce that girls can achieve anything with confidence and determination.
The younger learners delighted in stories, rhymes and picture reading activities such as “Gudiya Goes to School” and “Girls Can Do Anything,” conveying that every girl is unique and capable. Middle graders participated in interactive sessions, role plays and writing tasks centered on equality, respect and the success stories of achievers like Mary Kom, Malala Yousafzai and Kalpana Chawla. The senior students expressed their views creatively through essays, posters and presentations on “Empowered Girls, Empowered Nation.”
The celebration inspired every child to value and support gender equality, spreading the strong message that an empowered girl today shapes a stronger and brighter tomorrow.
G-Talks by O. Akshay Kumar on the Topic “Read Books”
From Greenwood High School – Naimnagar
As part of the G-Talks series, O. Akshay Kumar, a student of Greenwood High School, delivered an inspiring talk on the importance of reading books. He emphasized how reading helps expand knowledge, improve imagination, and build strong communication skills. Akshay encouraged his peers to develop the habit of reading every day, explaining that books are our best companions and guides toward success. His confident presentation and thoughtful message left the audience motivated to make reading a part of their daily routine.
Why parents now choose empathy over punishment to raise resilient children.
For many Indian parents, strict discipline was once synonymous with a raised voice or even a raised hand. Today, attitudes are shifting. Families are realizing that fear may create temporary obedience, but it rarely builds resilience or responsibility.
The gradual shift from physical punishment is not about permissiveness, but about finding strategies that actually nurture stronger bonds and better behavior.
When Punishment Backfires
Studies across psychology show that physical punishment may stop unwanted behavior in the moment, but it leaves behind lasting emotional scars. Children disciplined with fear are more likely to hide mistakes, struggle with trust, or act out in secret. Parents are recognizing that what works is not short-term control, but long-term guidance.
Talk, Don't Threaten
Open communication is proving to be a far more effective tool. Explaining why a behavior is unacceptable and what consequences it has, helps teenagers develop internal discipline. Conversations may take more patience than scolding. But they encourage reflection rather than rebellion.
Positive Discipline in Practice
Parents can try these practical strategies to guide their children with calm and clarity:
Consistency matters: Setting clear boundaries and following through calmly, helps build respect.
Natural consequences: Letting children Experience the outcome of their choices teaches responsibility.
Reward effort, not just results: Praising persistence or honesty fosters motivation.
Time-ins, not time-outs: Sitting together to discuss emotions works better than isolation.
Parents as
Role Models
Teenagers learn more from what parents do than what they say. Demonstrating calm problem-solving, apologizing when wrong, and showing respect in daily interactions reinforce values better than lectures. In homes where respect is mutual, discipline becomes less about control and more about cooperation.
Ultimately, chaos is not prevented by punishment but by connection. As parents embrace empathy and consistency, they discover that real discipline nurtures trust, responsibility, and strong values that thrive in calm homes.
Students of Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, proudly participated in the Air Wing NCC Training Camp held at Mamnoor, Warangal, under the guidance of the 4 (T) Air Squadron NCC Warangal.
During the camp, cadets gained hands-on experience in aircraft operations, flight control techniques, and aviation discipline. They were trained to handle flight instruments, understand cockpit functions, and follow standard aviation communication protocols, offering them an inspiring glimpse into the life of Air Force professionals.
Our Director, Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, appreciated the students for their active participation and congratulated the NCC Associate Officer and the Principals for their dedicated efforts in motivating and guiding the cadets.
The training not only ignited a passion for aviation but also strengthened the students’ discipline, confidence, and patriotism — reflecting the true spirit of the National Cadet Corps (NCC).
