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).
“Our sky is limitless, and so is the spirit of our guardians!”
Today, the students of Greenwood High School, Hunter Road, from Nursery to Grade 5, celebrated Indian Air Force Day with immense enthusiasm and patriotic pride.
The celebration began with an inspiring morning assembly, where students spoke about the significance of the Indian Air Force and paid heartfelt tribute to the brave air warriors who safeguard our nation’s skies.
Highlights of the Day:
Nursery to Grade 3: The young learners showcased a vibrant costume walk, dressed as courageous Air Force pilots. They also enjoyed creative paper plane activities, story sessions about Air Force heroes, and patriotic finger painting depicting airplanes, clouds, and the tricolor.
Grades 4 & 5: The senior primary students exhibited remarkable creativity and teamwork through poster-making on the theme “Guardians of the Sky” and paper airplane models. A fun-filled quiz on the Indian Air Force and role-play performances as pilots and engineers added energy and excitement to the celebration.
Our Respected Principal addressed the gathering, motivating students to dream big and serve the nation with dedication and courage, just like the heroes of the Indian Air Force.
The day truly stood as a tribute to the courage, commitment, and valor of the Indian Air Force — the true Guardians of the Sky!
తేది: 09-09-2025, మంగళవారము రోజున హసన్ పర్తిలోని గ్రీన్ వుడ్ హైస్కూల్ లో సాయంత్రం 4 గంటలకు, కవి కాళోజీ నారాయణ రావుగారి జన్మదినాన్ని పురస్కరించుకొని తెలంగాణ భాషా దినోత్సవ కార్యక్రమాన్ని నిర్వహించడం జరిగింది.
ఇట్టి కార్యక్రమానికి పాఠశాల డైరెక్టరు గారు శ్రీ డా. గిర్రెం భరద్వాజ నాయుడు గారు ముఖ్య అతిథిగా హాజరైనారు. వారిని 8వ తరగతికి చెందిన విద్యార్థులు డైరెక్టరు గారికి శాలువా కప్పి పూర్ణకుంభంతో వేదమంత్రాల మధ్య వేదిక పైకి ఆహ్వానించడం జరిగింది. మొదటగా డైరెక్టరుగారు కాళోజీ నారాయణరావు గారి చిత్రపటానికి, పూలమాలవేసి, వారికి అంజలి ఘటించి కార్యక్రమాన్ని ప్రారంభించారు. ఇట్టి కార్యక్రమాన్ని విద్యార్థినులు భరత నాట్యంతో ప్రారంభించారు.
8 మరియు 9 తరగతులకు చెందిన 20 మంది విద్యార్థులు వేదికపై నుండి మహాభారతంలోని పద్యాలు ముక్త కంఠంతో పాడారు. తరువాత తెలుగుభాషా ఉపాధ్యాయుడైన కేతిరెడ్డి యాకూబ్ రెడ్డి గారు కవి కాళోజీ గారి గురించి విద్యార్థినీ, విద్యార్థులకు చక్కగా వివరించారు. తెలంగాణ భాషా- సంస్కృతి, సాంప్రదాయాలు, పండుగలు మరియు వాటి విశిష్టతను గురించి తెలుగుభాషా ఉపాధ్యాయుడైన కిరణ్ గారు ఎంతో చక్కగా వివరించారు.
తెలంగాణ రాష్ట్ర గీతమైన ” జయజయహే తెలంగాణ” అను పాటకు, బతుకమ్మ, బోనాలు మొదలైన పాటలకు విద్యార్థినీ, విద్యార్థులు ఎంతో చక్కగా ఆడి పాడారు. మరికొంతమంది విద్యార్థినులు ” ఉమ్మడి కుటుంబం దాని ఆవశ్యకత” అనే అంశం పై చక్కటి నాటకాన్ని ప్రదర్శించటం జరిగింది. 4, 5 మరియు 6వ తరగతులకు చెందిన పిల్లలు వేమన, సుమతి, భాస్కర మొదలైన నీతి శతకాలలోని పద్యాలను రాగాలాపనతో పాడి భావము చెప్పారు. కొన్ని జాతీయాలు , సామెతలు విద్యార్థులను అడగడం జరిగింది.
చివరగా డైరెక్టరు శ్రీ డా. గిర్రెం భరద్వాజ నాయుడు గారు మాట్లాడుతూ కాళోజీ గారి గురించి వారికి తెలంగాణ భాష పట్ల ఉన్న మమకారము గురించి, వారు చేసిన ఉద్యమాలగురించి, వారి కొన్ని రచనల గురించి విద్యార్థులకు తెలియపర్చారు. ఇంత చక్కటి కార్యక్రమాన్ని నిర్వహించిన తెలుగు భాషా ఉపాధ్యాయులైన జంపాల రమేష్, కేతిరెడ్డి యాకూబ్ రెడ్డి, కిరణ్, సుభాషిణి, రాధిక, కవిత, సునిత మరియు కరుణలను అభినందించారు. విద్యార్థులు చేసిన సాంస్కృతిక కార్యక్రమాలను ఎంతగానో మెచ్చుకున్నారు.
ఇట్టి కార్యక్రమమునకు పాఠశాల జనరల్ మేనేజర్ గారైన ఎ. ప్రభు కుమార్ గారు, ప్రిన్సిపల్స్ వి.వి.వి నవీన్ కుమార్, టి. పవన్ కుమార్ గార్లు . వైస్ ప్రిన్సిపల్ వి. సురేష్ కుమార్ ఎ.సి.ఒ కాంతి, ఫణీంద్ర గార్లు పాఠశాల ఫైనాన్షియల్ ఆఫీసర్ షేక్ రబ్బానీ గారు ఉపాధ్యాయినీ, ఉపాధ్యాయులు మరియు విద్యార్థినీ, విద్యార్థులు పాల్గొన్నారు
The bright morning of 8th September 2025 witnessed thunderous applause and vibrant cheer at Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, as the campus hosted yet another Prize Distribution Ceremony during the Monday Special Assembly. This momentous occasion reflected Greenwood’s ethos of recognising talent, applauding perseverance, and nurturing excellence in academics, intellect, and sportsmanship.
Assembly: A Prelude to Achievement
At Greenwood, every Monday assembly stands as a platform for discipline and inspiration. The day’s programme commenced with the melodious school prayer followed by the Pledge, Thought for the day, Amazing Facts, NEWS Headlines, motivational speech & Conversation by students of Class IX. Each segment instilled values of knowledge, patriotism, and personal growth, making the morning truly memorable.
Distinguished Dignitaries Inspire Young Minds
The august presence of Greenwood’s academic leaders — Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Hon. Director, Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar– Academic Principal, Sri. T. Pavan Kumar,-Administrative Principal; Sri. V. Suresh Kumar-Vice-Principal, Smt. P. Kanthi and Sri. M. Phanindra – Academic Coordinators — added weight and inspiration to the day. Their encouraging words reminded the students to uphold Greenwood’s legacy of diligence and determination.
Recognition of Outstanding Achievements
Surprise Test – 8 Winners
Held on: 06-09-2025 Academic brilliance sparkled as students from Classes IV to IX secured top spots in the Surprise Test.
Class IV: Shiva Manoj, J. Sathwik
Class V: N. Lahari (Einstein), B. Adwik (Einstein)
Class VI: K. Mokshith (Pasteur), S. Sai Sriram (Aristotle), A. Jalaj Kumar (Darwin)
Class VII: P. Vedha Sri (Hippocrates), J. Likhitha (Raman), E. Ashwadh Varma (Swaminathan)
Class VIII: B. Amareshwar (Dalton), P. Ram Rithik (Satish Dhawan), N. Sanvi (Kalam)
Class IX: B. Neeraj (Satish Dhawan), G. Vashista Reddy (Sushrutha), B. Dheeraj (Ramanujan)
Brain Hunt – 3 & 4 Champions
Quick wit and intellectual sharpness were on display as students conquered the Brain Hunt contests:
Brain Hunt – 3: • U. Siddartha (V Einstein) • K. Puja Sri (VI Aristotle) • P. Neha (VII Hippocrates) • K. Sushanth (X Vikram Sarabhai)
Brain Hunt – 4: • S. Aravind (V James Watt) • B. Karthika (VI Aristotle) • R. Varshith (VIII Avogadro) • B. Vishal (X Vikram Sarabhai)
Greenwood students carved a niche at the prestigious Inter-School Sports Meet held at DPS Warangal in August 2025.
Under-14 Volleyball:Winners – Captain M. Niroop Yadav & Team (Class IX)
Under-17 Volleyball:Runners – Captain V. Goutham & Team (Class X)
Under-17 Kho Kho:Runners – Captain V. Anudeep & Team (Class X)
Individual Honours: • J. Akshay (X Vashista) – Best Runner (Kho Kho) • M. Harshavardhan (Class X) – Best Defender (Volleyball) • M. Niroop Yadav (Class IX) – Best Attacker (Volleyball)
Director’s Inspiring Address
After the prize distribution and a joyous photo session capturing the proud achievers, Sri . Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Hon. Director, addressed the gathering with a profound message. He called upon both teachers and students to treat the school as a temple of learning, forgetting all caste and creed, and embracing equality just as the uniform reflects uniformity. Stressing the value of unity and respect, he introduced a unique cultural practice — encouraging everyone on the campus to greet each other with “Vandemataram”, thereby strengthening the spirit of patriotism and brotherhood. His words filled the air with fresh resolve and reverence for shared values.
With every certificate awarded and every message delivered, Greenwood’s unwavering commitment to holistic growth was reaffirmed. The dignitaries lauded the winners, saluted the guiding role of teachers, and asked all students to translate discipline into success in every field.
The programme drew to a close with the National Anthem, its resonant notes uniting the Greenwood family in pride and purpose. The day stood as a glowing reminder that excellence, whether in classrooms or on the sports field, is the true hallmark of Greenwood.
Reported by: G. Krishna Rao, Department of English
On the festive Sunday evening of 21st September 2025, Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, glowed with the vibrant colours and cultural spirit of Bathukamma, Telangana’s grand floral festival. The celebrations were graced by the School Directors, Sri. Challa Dharma Reddy and Sri. Dr. Girrem Bharadwaja Naidu, who adorned the occasion as esteemed chief guests.
Bathukamma: Telangana’s Floral Emblem
Bathukamma, meaning “Mother Goddess Alive,” is not just a festival but a deep-rooted cultural identity of Telangana. Celebrated during Sharath Ruthu, it marks the transition from the rainy season to autumn. Women and girls worship Goddess Maha Gauri with beautifully arranged flower stacks, symbolizing devotion, prosperity, and feminine strength.
The Floral Tower of Devotion
The central attraction of the festival is the seven-layered Bathukamma, designed to resemble a temple gopuram. Students and teachers collectively arranged these floral towers with seasonal blossoms like Gunugu, Tangedu, and Banthi. Beyond their beauty, these flowers also hold medicinal values, reflecting a perfect blend of tradition and nature.
Greenwood Ushers in the Festival Spirit
The celebrations began with a warm welcome by the Directors, who extended their festive greetings to students, parents, and staff. Their warm words infused the evening with joy, seamlessly connecting the Bathukamma celebrations to the upcoming Dussehra.
Songs, Dance, and Unity
The air resonated with the rhythmic Bathukamma songs sung by girl students as they circled around their floral creations. Their vibrant dances and melodious voices filled the campus with joy, recreating the traditional Telangana festive atmosphere. The Directors joined in, clapping and encouraging the students, turning the event into a celebration of true unity.
The festival was not just about celebration but also about cultural learning. Students were enlightened on the historical and spiritual essence of Bathukamma and its role in highlighting women’s devotion. The Directors emphasized how these age-old practices, when embraced alongside modern education, shape responsible and culturally rooted citizens of tomorrow.
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A major highlight of the evening was the exhibition of artistic Bathukammas crafted by students. Their creativity, patience, and devotion shone through the colorful floral arrangements. The chief guests and dignitaries moved around appreciating each creation, and special recognition was given to the most intricately designed Bathukammas.
Distinguished Guests and Support
Adding to the grandeur of the event was the presence of dignitaries, including General Manager Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar, Academic Principal Mr. VVV Naveen Kumar, Administrative Principal Mr. T. Pavan Kumar, Vice-Principal Mr. V. Suresh Kumar, Smt. P. Kanthi and Mr. Phanindra, Academic Coordinators, andFinancial Officer Mr. Shaik Rabbani. Their encouragement and active participation alongside the teachers and staff ensured the event’s success.
Celebration of Femininity and Culture
Bathukamma at Greenwood turned into a festival of grace and tradition, with girl students dressed in traditional attire, their cheerful participation bringing the occasion to life. The celebrations reflected not just devotion to the Goddess but also admiration for the strength and elegance of women in society.
A Blossoming Reflection of Telangana
The 2025 Bathukamma celebrations at Greenwood High School were a true cultural extravaganza, showcasing devotion, creativity, and community spirit. With songs, flowers, traditions, and unity, the day stood as a living testimony to Telangana’s rich heritage and Greenwood’s commitment to nurturing it among the younger generation.
Reported by: G. Krishna Rao (Department of English)
On 19th September, Greenwood High School celebrated Pre-Bathukamma in a vibrant and traditional manner. The campus came alive with colors as students dressed in festive attire, and along with the girls, even the boys actively participated—some carrying beautifully decorated Bathukammas.
Every child joined the celebrations with great enthusiasm, while the teachers also contributed by preparing Bathukammas and celebrating the festival of flowers together. The beautifully adorned Bathukammas, decorated with bright blossoms, created a delightful festive atmosphere across the campus.
The celebration was graced by the presence of esteemed guests:
Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Director of the School, who highlighted the cultural significance of Bathukamma.
Mrs. Jyothi Ma’am and Mrs. Jahnavi, our special guests, who spoke about the importance of the nine days of Bathukamma and the role of flowers in the festival.
Mr. Prabhu Kumar, General Manager, who inaugurated the event by lighting the diyas and conveyed his warm wishes for a Happy Bathukamma.
Ms. Kavita Chawla, Principal of Greenwood High School, who guided and encouraged the students to uphold the values of tradition and culture.
The gracious presence of Mrs. Jahnavi added a special charm to the festivities, making the occasion even more memorable.
The event truly reflected the essence of Telangana’s rich culture, filling the school with joy, energy, and festive spirit.
From Greenwood High School – Hasanparthy, Hanumakonda
The students of Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy branch, joyfully celebrated the Bathukamma festival with great enthusiasm. They took part in Bathukamma making, beautifully arranging flowers with creativity and devotion. The campus was filled with vibrant colors and festive spirit as the students showcased their teamwork and love for tradition.Ha
Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu appreciated the students and staff of Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy branch, for organizing the Bathukamma celebrations in such a vibrant and traditional manner. He praised the students for their active participation in Bathukamma making, singing, and dancing, and congratulated the staff for guiding them with dedication.
Director Sir also personally took care of the students at the playground, ensuring their safety and helping manage the children during the celebrations. His presence and encouragement added more joy and confidence to the festive atmosphere.
Dasara is one of the biggest festivals in our country. It is celebrated to mark the victory of good over evil. On this day, Goddess Durga killed the demon Mahishasura. It teaches us that truth and goodness will always win in the end.
People celebrate Dasara with prayers, pujas, Bathukamma, bommala koluvu, and by lighting up their homes. In some places, Ramleela is performed, and the effigy of Ravana is burnt, which shows the defeat of evil.
For us students, Dasara is a time to learn good values, respect elders, and follow the path of truth. Festivals like Dasara bring happiness, unity, and positive energy in our lives.
Greenwood High School, Mancherial, celebrated the twin festivals of Bathukamma and Dussehra with grandeur and devotion under the guidance of Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi. The programme was anchored gracefully by Mr. G. Mahender, Telugu teacher, and Mrs. N. Sailaja, English teacher.
The celebrations began with the invitation of class-wise Bathukammas onto the stage, followed by the welcome of dignitaries to the dais. The dignitaries offered pooja to Goddess Bathukamma, marking an auspicious start to the programme.
The day’s schedule was announced by Mr. G. Mahender, after which the audience enjoyed a vibrant Aigiri Nandini welcome dance performed by primary students – N. Mahalaxmi (Grade 3), G. Sashruchita (Grade 3), P. Veda Bhanu (Grade 4), B. Vidhatri (Grade 4), and B. Karthika (Grade 4) – under the guidance of Mrs. P. Sunita, Telugu teacher.
A captivating speech was given by Mrs. G. Meerabai about the Pandavas during their exile, where she explained how they safeguarded their weapons by hiding them in the Sami tree. This was demonstrated through a skit by students: M. Pardhu Nandan (Dharmaraju), S. Vishwanth (Bheema), B. Karthikeya (Arjuna), S. Sathvika (Nakula), and De. Akira Nandan (Sahadeva).
Following this, Mrs. P. Sunita introduced the audience to the divine glory of the Nav Durgas, showcased by the students in vibrant attire:
P. Prashansha – Swarnakavachlankruth Durga
Vivanya G (Grade 7) – Bala Tripura Sundari
Jaanvika (Grade 2) – Gayatri Devi
P. Aaradhya (Grade 3) – Annapurna Devi
P. Jahnavi (Grade 5) – Lalitha Devi
Ch. Mahira (Grade 3) – Mahalakshmi
B. Himasri (Grade 4) – Saraswati Devi
O. Avantika (Grade 3) – Durga Devi (9th day)
K. Archita (Grade 3) – Mahishasura Mardini
P. Bhavnee – Rajarajeshwari Devi
Later, the dignitaries performed the Sami Pooja, and Mrs. Sailaja Narahari beautifully described its spiritual significance, highlighting how the Sami tree is associated with the Pandavas’ hidden weapons and symbolizes victory, prosperity, and the triumph of good over evil.
Mr. Mahender further explained the history of Bathukamma, the triumph of Lord Rama over Ravana, and the story of Mahishasura Mardini, connecting traditions with moral values.
One of the most joyous parts of the day was the Bathukamma play, performed by staff and girl students, creating a devotional and festive atmosphere. The celebrations reached their peak with the grand Ravana Dahanam, symbolizing the victory of good over evil. The magnificent effigy of Ravana was skillfully prepared by Mr. J. Suresh, Art teacher, whose dedication and artistic talent added a special grace to the programme. The effigy stood tall as a symbol of creativity and tradition before being set ablaze by Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan amidst applause and cheers.
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As part of the festivities, Mr. J. Suresh was felicitated by Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan and the staff in recognition of his remarkable creativity and devotion. His meticulous craftsmanship in preparing the towering Ravana effigy drew widespread admiration. The Principal praised his artistic vision, perseverance, and contribution to enriching cultural programmes at the school. The felicitation was received with great applause, reflecting Greenwood’s spirit of valuing and celebrating the talents of its faculty.
The event concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks by Mr. Ramesh, Physics teacher, who expressed gratitude to the management, dignitaries, parents, teachers, staff, and students for their enthusiastic participation and contribution in making the Bathukamma and Dussehra celebrations a grand success. Greenwood Group of Schools Wishing you a very Dussehra and Bathukamma.
Bathukamma, the vibrant floral festival of Telangana, was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Greenwood High School, Hunter Road, Hanmakonda. All girl students, lady staff members, and mothers of the students actively participated, singing and playing Bathukamma with immense joy.
The program was graced by distinguished chief guests: Mrs. & Mr. Challa Dharma Reddy Jyothi, Mrs. & Mr. Girrem Bharadwaj Naidu & Padma Sri. Mrs. Jahanavi Reddy, and Mr. GM. A. Prabhu Kumar. They extended their heartfelt wishes to the participants and appreciated the spirit of the occasion.
Principal Mrs. C. Manjula Devi, along with the teaching staff, Administrative Officer Mr. Murali, and HR Manager Mr. Vasu, joined the celebrations. The event was well coordinated under the guidance of Vice Principal Mr. Srikanth.
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Mothers expressed their delight at being given the opportunity to celebrate Bathukamma together with their daughters, making it a memorable and joyous event.
On this occasion, School Director Mr. Bharadwaj Naidu remarked, “Along with academics, our school places great importance on celebrating festivals. Through these events, we aim to preserve and promote the rich culture and traditions of India.”
Greenwood High School, Naimnagar, Hanumakonda, came alive with colors and traditions as students and teachers celebrated Bathukamma, the vibrant floral festival of Telangana.
The campus was beautifully decorated, and students dressed in traditional attire carried beautifully arranged Bathukammas made with seasonal flowers. The event began with cultural performances highlighting the significance of Bathukamma, followed by traditional songs and dances that filled the atmosphere with joy and devotion.
Teachers guided the students in arranging the Bathukammas, explaining the cultural and spiritual importance of the festival—symbolizing respect for nature, unity, and the celebration of womanhood. The rhythmic singing, clapping, and the circular formations around Bathukamma created a festive spirit, spreading smiles all around.
This celebration not only helped the students connect with Telangana’s rich cultural heritage but also encouraged values of togetherness, respect, and environmental awareness. Greenwood High School continues to nurture traditions alongside education, ensuring that every student grows with cultural pride and joyful memories.
P. Manvika Sahasri and Ch. Vivanya Sri from Greenwood High School, Mancherial, spoke about the importance of leafy vegetables. They highlighted how leafy vegetables are a rich source of vitamins, minerals, and fiber which keep our body healthy and strong. They also mentioned that eating greens regularly improves immunity, supports good eyesight, helps in proper digestion, and keeps us energetic. Their message encouraged everyone to include leafy vegetables in their daily diet for a healthier lifestyle.
Student Mahanshi recently participated in a special classroom interview conducted by her teacher. With confidence and clarity, she answered every question thoughtfully, showcasing her knowledge and presence of mind.
Her engaging responses reflected not only her academic awareness but also her ability to think quickly and communicate effectively. The session highlighted her enthusiasm for learning and set an inspiring example for her classmates.
This activity truly brought out Mahanshi’s spark, proving that curiosity and confidence together create a strong foundation for success.
“I feel that a teacher is not just someone who teaches from books but a guide who helps us grow in every way. My teacher always encourages us to do our best, supports us when we face difficulties, and makes learning fun. I am thankful for my teacher’s care and patience. They inspire me to be confident and responsible.”
