Greenwood High School in Mancherial celebrated Republic Day 🇮🇳🇮🇳with grandeur and patriotic fervor under the insightful guidance of Principal Mr. Chandramohan, administrative support from Mr. Ayub Baig, and ACO Mrs. Fareeda Somani.
The event commenced with an impressive national leaders’ parade, leading the dignitaries onto the stage. The school’s prayer party set the patriotic tone with a soul-stirring rendition of the national song, followed by a heartfelt offering of flowers to honor our national leaders.
Chief Guest, dignitaries, and attendees witnessed the proud moment of flag hoisting,🇮🇳🇮🇳 symbolizing the spirit of unity and freedom. The gathering then stood together for the national anthem. The program was anchored by A. Thanushree,A. SriSahasra from 5th Rose 🌹and M. Manihaasan from 7 th Sathish Dhawan. A series of speeches unfolded, with Mr. Chandramohan, Mr. Ayub, and Mrs. Fareeda Somani expressing their thoughts and insights. The primary section saw an eloquent speech by Nihan from 5th grade, accompanied by a classic welcome dance.
The cultural programs showcased the talents of the students, featuring a variety of performances such as a welfare dance, speeches by R. Tanmayi from 8 th Sathish Dhawan , Nihan from 5 th Lily O.Anurag from 4 Lily Hindi speevh and engaging speech in Telugu by Varshini and Kartika from 8th and 9th classes,
The secondary girls, displaying unity in diversity, presented a captivating dance performance, followed by the chief guest distributing prizes to winners of the spell bee,📝📝 drawing competition,🎨🎨 and elocution.🎤
Nehaswi from 5th grade continued the series of speeches in Telugu, and a group song by Aditi and her team added a melodic touch. Ravi Sir shared insights on social issues, complemented by a skit by the secondary students illustrating the representation of the Indian constitution.📓
Ruzula and group graced the stage with a vibrant group song, and Sushruta from 7th grade delivered an eloquent speech. The secondary boys concluded the cultural extravaganza with an energetic dance performance.
The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks by Thanushree and Sri Sahasra, expressing gratitude to all contributors for making the Republic Day celebration🇮🇳 at Greenwood High School 🏤a memorable and patriotic experience.🇮🇳🇮🇳 🇮🇳HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY
Indians mark and celebrate 26 January 1950 as the date on which the Constitution of India came into effect.
This is very important to us because the Indian constitution replaced the Government of India Act 1935 as the governing document of India, thus turning the nation into a republic that is separate from the British Raj.
Today, we, at Abhyaas the global school celebrated the 75 th Republic Day in our sprawling campus to commemorate this great achievement by our patriotic forefathers.
Prabha Madam and the Grade 10 girls led the congregation by singing the National song.
Next the dignitaries paid their respects to the portrait of the Father of the Nation before hoisting the National flag and singing the National Anthem.
The Principal, Mr. V. Satyanarayana reviewed the colourful parade marching past him, led by the school’s SPL and the House leaders.
Principal Sir spoke on the responsibility placed on the shoulders of the teachers to imbibe the sense of patriotism, righteousness and truthfulness in the malleable young minds of our students so as to mold them to be worthy sons and daughters of our motherland.
Mr. Vinod Richards spoke about the reason for celebrating the Republic Day, its importance and how it is different from Independence Day.
National Girl Child Day on January 24 promotes equal opportunities for girls in education and healthcare, addressing issues like discrimination and violence. It emphasizes equality, dignity, and empowerment for every girl. Here is Aadhya of Class 3 to expand on the importance of the day.
Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, organized a grand celebration of Constitution Day, On 26 November, 2023, commemorating the adoption of the Constitution of India. The event was held at the scenic campus of the school, which added to the beauty and solemnity of the occasion. The event was organized and hosted by the Social Teachers, who smoothly navigated the audience through the various segments of the program.
Pledge (Preamble of the Constitution): The event began with a symbolic gesture, as the participants recited the pledge, reaffirming their commitment to the values and principles of the Constitution in the morning regular school assembly.
Prayer Song: A grand celebration of Constitution Day was set out with the melodious and soothing prayer song that set the mood for the event, creating a sense of reverence and gratitude among the audience in a special gathering in the evening.
Introduction to the Event by Mr. Sateeshan Achari and Mr. Ranjit Behara : Mr. Sateeshan Achari, the coordinator of the event, gave a brief introduction, explaining the purpose and importance of Constitution Day and its relevance for the school community. Mr. Ranjit Behara highlighted about our Constitution which is world’s second longest active constitution.
Welcome to the Chief Guest – Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu and other guests: A cordial and respectful welcome was given to the distinguished Chief Guest, Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu – acknowledging his presence and honouring his achievements, and other guests Greenwood General Manager – Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar sir, Academic Principal – Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar sir, Administrative Principal – Sri. T. Pavan Kumar sir, and Vice Principal – V. Suresh Kumar sir.
Speech by Academic Principal – V.V.V. Naveen Kumar: The Academic Principal, Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar, delivered an insightful speech, highlighting the crucial role of the Constitution in shaping the education and future of the young generation.
Speech by Chief Guest: Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu gave an inspiring speech, illuminating the relevance and influence of the Constitution in the contemporary society.
Speeches by Students – Constitution Day: Students articulated their views and knowledge of the Constitution, covering a wide range of topics related to its ideals and visionaries.
a) B. Ashrith Sagar-IV (Charaka)
b) Snitika-VI (Aristotle)-Life History of Ambedkar
c) S. Ashwik – X (Aryabhatta)
d) M. Amruth Sai -X (Aryabhatta)
e) Saikrishna-VII (Jenner)-Fundamental Duties
Patriotic Songs: Bhavani Tripura & T. Saharsha – VII Raman displayed their musical skills, evoking patriotism through harmonious renditions of patriotic songs.
Dance Performances:The cultural performances, featuring enchanting dances, added a colorful and lively element to the celebration.
T. Nainika & B. Varshitha – VI Aristotle
Varshini & Vineesha – VII Raman
Avantika & Yagnasri – VII Hippocrates
Skit Performances:
Skit-1: Haasitha Sharon & Team (VIII-Kalam) presented an intriguing skit, captivating the audience with a gripping story line.
Skit-2: Right Against Exploitation: Vignesh & Group (IX-Vikram Sarabhai) raised awareness about constitutional rights through a stimulating skit, stressing the importance of resisting exploitation.
Skit-3: P. Ram Rithik of Class VI & Group presented an amusing skit, demonstrating their creativity and comprehension of constitutional values.
Skit-4 -The Story of B. R. Ambedkar by M. Sai Charan Teja: A special skit dedicated to the life and contributions of B. R. Ambedkar, providing a deeper insight into the historical significance of this iconic figure.
ROLE-PLAY
Vote of Thanks and Conclusion: The event was concluded with a sincere vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all participants, guests, and attendees who contributed to the success of the event.
The event was anchored by Ch. Aapthika and R. Alekhya of 10th Satish Dhawan, two talented students who kept the audience entertained and informed throughout the program.
Their charisma and expertise enhanced the quality and impact of the celebration, which showcased the historical and contemporary significance of the Constitution.
The Constitution Day celebration at Greenwood High School was a remarkable event organised by Social Department Teachers, that showcased the harmony of values among the students, staff, and guests. The event not only honored the legacy of the Constitution and its makers, but also inspired the participants to uphold its ideals and principles in their lives.
The event was a testament to the diversity and unity of the school community, as well as the creativity and talent of the students.
As the event was a grand success, the school management appreciated the efforts and contributions of everyone involved, and it will be remembered as a memorable and meaningful occasion.
Reported by Mr. Sateeshan Achari – Coordinator of the event (Head of Social Science Department and G. Krishna Rao (Dept of English).
I trust this message finds you in good health and high spirits. As we navigate through the academic year, I am compelled to share a crucial thought that I believe will not only shape our individual journeys but also contribute to the collective growth of our school community.
In a world often dominated by conformity, it is imperative to recognize the significance of thinking differently. Our school has always been a bastion of diversity, fostering an environment where unique perspectives flourish. Today, I urge each one of you to embrace the power of individuality and resist the allure of becoming just one among the mob.
Divergent thinking is the cornerstone of innovation. History bears witness to the fact that societal progress stems from the courage to challenge the status quo. Great minds, from scientific pioneers to artistic visionaries, have left an indelible mark by thinking beyond the ordinary. It is this very spirit of originality that we seek to cultivate in our esteemed institution.
Students, you are not just here to absorb knowledge; you are here to question, to explore, and to forge new paths. Do not be afraid to express your opinions, even if they diverge from the mainstream. Embrace the uniqueness that sets you apart, for it is through diversity of thought that we achieve greatness.
Teachers, you play a pivotal role in nurturing the next generation of thinkers. Encourage your students to challenge assumptions, to ask questions that defy conventional wisdom. In doing so, you contribute not only to their academic growth but also to the development of well-rounded individuals capable of making a lasting impact on the world.
Remember, it is easy to be a part of the crowd, but true fulfillment lies in thinking differently. As a school, let us celebrate the mosaic of ideas that defines us. Let us create an environment where individuality is not only accepted but celebrated.
In closing, I encourage each of you to reflect on the words of Albert Einstein: “The world as we have created it is a process of our thinking. It cannot be changed without changing our thinking.” Let our thinking be a beacon of change, guiding us towards a future where the power of unique perspectives propels us to new heights.
Wishing you all a transformative and inspiring academic journey.
In an era where effective communication and information processing skills are paramount, the importance of strong reading skills cannot be overstated.
Recognizing this, Greenwood High School, Hunter road has implemented a comprehensive Reading Skills Improvement Program aimed at enhancing the reading abilities of our students.
This initiative involved a systematic reading test conducted from grades III to V to assess the baseline reading levels, followed by targeted interventions to address identified areas for improvement.
The reading test was designed to be age-appropriate and aligned with the curriculum. It covered various aspects of reading, including comprehension, vocabulary, fluency, and critical analysis.
The test was administered uniformly, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the reading abilities of each student.
The Reading Skills Improvement Program, initiated through a comprehensive reading test, has proven to be a transformative initiative for our students. This program serves as a testament to the school’s commitment to nurturing well-rounded individuals equipped with essential literacy skills.
On the auspicious day of 8 January 2024, Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, resonated with applause and cheer as the Prize Distribution Ceremony was organized during a special assembly. The ceremony was a grand celebration, honoring the young achievers from classes 4th to 10th who excelled in various scholastic and co-scholastic competitions.
The event commenced with the welcoming our esteemed chief guest and the guests, Academic Principal Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar, Administrative Principal Sri.T. Pavan Kumar, and Vice-principal Sri.V. Suresh Kumar. The highlight of the ceremony was the presence of the Honourable Director of Greenwood Group of Schools, Sri. Dr. G Bharadwaja Naidu, who graced the occasion as the chief guest, bestowing the awards upon the young achievers.
The ceremony recognized the winners of the ‘Maths Surprise Test 10’ and ‘English Spell Combat – 3. The ‘Math Quiz Competition’, held in celebration of Mathematics Day, and the Quiz Competition saw some of the brightest minds of our school battle it out with their knowledge.
Additionally, the ‘Summative Assessment – 1 Toppers’, ‘Basket Ball Match’ conducted by Skill Stork High School and the participants of the ‘CBSE Cluster Games and Athletics’ held in various places, State Level Chess Tournament conducted by SGF Telangana and All India Rock Climbing Training conducted by 15 Madhya Pradesh NCC Battalion at Gwalior, were lauded for their outstanding performances.
The event was a significant milestone, where students and teachers came together to applaud the relentless efforts and achievements of our young scholars. Each winner was called upon the stage to receive their well-deserved accolades amidst the roaring applause from their peers and the proud smiles of their teachers.
The awardees, with beaming faces, ascended the stage to receive their certificates, prizes, badges and so on. The ceremony also included a special photo session with the chief guest and other dignitaries, capturing these memorable moments for posterity. Here’s an overview of the key lists of the prize winners competition wise:
Maths Surprise Test 10: Held on 30 December 2023, this surprise test challenged our students’ mathematical prowess and quick thinking. It was a test not just of knowledge, but of the ability to apply that knowledge under unexpected conditions. The winners demonstrated exceptional skills and a deep understanding of mathematical concepts.
CLASS – IV
1. K. Poojasri
2. D. Yeshwitha
3. M. Shravan
CLASS – V
1. K. Yashwith – Graham Bell
2. N. Rishi Varma – James Watt
3. M. Rithwik – James Watt
CLASS – VI
1. A. Harshini – Pasteur
2. Tirtha – Aristotle
3. J. Sri Harshith – Pasteur
CLASS – VII
1. G. Devender – Jenner
2. E. Harshini – Hippocrates
3. K. Srihitha – Raman
CLASS – VIII
1. E. Pranathi – Satish Dhawan
2. A. Vineel Chandra – Kalam
3. S. Dheeraj – Thomson
CLASS – IX
1. B. Thirumal Reddy – Vikram Sarabhai
2. P. Vaishnavi – Satish Dhawan
3. J. Siddarth – Vikram Sarabhai
English Spell Combat – 3: Conducted on 30 December 2023, this combat was a thrilling display of linguistic talent among the 4th to 9th graders. It emphasized the importance of spelling in communication and showcased our students’ mastery over the English language.
CLASS VI
1. Ch. Manaswith – Pasteur
2. P. Ram Rithwik – Pasteur
3. S. Vamsi Krishna – Pasteur
4. M. Praveer – Pasteur
5. J. Praveenya – Aristotle
6. N. Sanvi – Aristotle
7. D. Shravya – Aristotle
8. Tirtha – Aristotle
9. Snithika – Aristotle
10. D. Rithwik Tej – Aristotle
11. E. Satyanand – Aristotle
12. V. Harsha – Aristotle
13. K. Ruthwik – Darwin
14. S. Sai Kruthik – Darwin
15. I. Ajay Kumar – Darwin
CLASS – VII
1. G. Akash – Hippocrates
2. N. Sai Vidhyakar – Hippocrates
3. E. Rishik – Hippocrates
4. J. Jeevava – Hippocrates
5. G. Devender – Jenner
6. N. Muni Prasad – Jenner
7. K. Avanthika – Raman
8. A. Vineesha – Raman
9. P. Srivarsha – Raman
10. N. Jairam – Swaminathan
11. A. Mithun – Tesla
12. T. Maniteja – Tesla
CLASS – VIII
1. R. Rishi Kumar – Thomson
2. Heer Jhadi – Dalton
3. K. Arjun Reddy – Rutherford
4. Ch. Lekhana – Satish Dhawan
5. D. Karthik – Satish Dhawan
6. B. Aravind – Satish Dhawan
7. D.Pranay Paul – Satish Dhawan
8. G.Pranay Reddy – Satish Dhawan
9. Ch.Varun – Satish Dhawan
10. G.Akhil – Satish Dhawan
11. A.Aryan Patel – Satish Dhawan
12. E.Hruthwik – Satish Dhawan
13. G.Thanvith – Satish Dhawan
14. M.Sathwik – Satish Dhawan
15. Ch.Sahiti – Satish Dhawan
16. B.Sneha Sree – Satish Dhawan
17. K.Teja Hasini – Satish Dhawan
18. Shraddha Singh – Satish Dhawan
19.K. Sri Gayatri – Satish Dhawan
20. Tanuja Salgar – Satish Dhawan
21. A.Varshini – Curie
22. L.Siri – Curie
23. B.Srivalli – Curie
24. L.Jayavyshnavi – Curie
25. R.Suchith Reddy – Kalam
26. B.Akshaya – Kalam
27. L.Tanishka – Kalam
28.A.Sai Sahasra – Kalam
CLASS – IX
1. V. Goutham – Archimedes
2. M. Yuva Raj – Noble
3. E. Shiva-Satish – Dhawan
4. S. Srinidhi – Satish Dhawan
5. G. Archana – Satish Dhawan
6. J. Architha – Satish Dhawan
7. P. Vaishnavi – Satish Dhawan
8. A. Hrithish Reddy – Satish Dhawan
9. K. Siri – Kalam
10. T. Siddhartha Goud – Vikram Sarabhai
11. J. Siddhartha – Vikram Sarabhai
12. R. Karthik – Vikram Sarabhai
13. B. Vignesh Karthik – Vikram Sarabhai
14. M. Ashwith Goud – Vikram Sarabhai
15. M. Emmanuel – Vikram Sarabhai
16. J. Suprathik – Vikram Sarabhai
17. R. Varun Sandesh – Vikram Sarabhai
18. G. Dheeresh Kumar – Vikram Sarabhai
19. A. Sunny Yadav – Vikram Sarabhai
20. K. Karthik – Vikram Sarabhai
21. G. Aishwarya – Sushrutha
22. N. Tejaswini –Sushrutha
Math Quiz Competition: Celebrated on Mathematics Day, this competition was a testament to the analytical and problem-solving skills of our students. It highlighted the fun and engaging side of mathematics, encouraging students to explore its practical applications.
SENIORS – WINNERS 1st Prize
1. M. Deepak – X
2. K. Shruthish Reddy – X
3. S. Parthiv—X
4. B. Arun—X
5. M. Ramcharan—IX
6. A. Sushanth—IX
7. S. Haneeshma Rao—IX
8. S. Vyomakesh—IX
SENIORS—RUNNERS 2nd Prize
1. N. Karthik—X
2. Ch. Aapthika—X
3. M. Sunsaara Singh—X
4. P. Abhinav Sharma—X
5. E. Lekhya—IX
6. M. Bhargav Rao—IX
7. T. Siddhartha—IX
8. V. Darwin—IX
JUNIORS—WINNERS 1st PRIZE
1. G. Hima Vamshi Reddy—VIII
2. L. Jaya Vyshnavi—VIII
3. V. Vyshnavi—VIII
4. M. Sathwik—VIII
5. G. Akash—VII
6. N. Sai Vidyakar—VII
7. P. Anudeep—VI
8. M. Lavith—VI
JUNIORS—RUNNERS 2nd PRIZE
1. K. Sri Gayathri—VIII
2. K. Ankith Reddy—VIII
3. N. Ojaswith—VIII
4. A. Varshini—VIII
5. S. Thaman—VIII
6. P. Jaya Chander—VII
7. D. Sravya—VI
8. P. Ram Rithik—VI
Quiz Competition: This competition brought out the best in our students’ understanding of social sciences, their awareness of current affairs, and their ability to connect historical events with contemporary issues.
WINNERS – 1st Prize
1. P. Abhinav Sharma – X
2. P. Ritesh – X
3. Om Kondra – X
4. K. Sathwik – X
RUNNERS – 2nd Prize
1. K. Shruthish Reddy – X
2. S. Parthiv – X
3. A. Sampreeth Reddy – IX
4. M. Sai Charan – IX
Summative Assessment – 1: Toppers: Acknowledging academic excellence, the Summative Assessment – 1 Toppers were celebrated for their consistent performance and dedication to their studies throughout the year. The Toppers were awarded “Award of Excellence” medals and cheques for an amount of Rs.500/-.
The Inter-school Basketball Tournament, hosted by Skill Stork School in Hanumakonda on the 20th and 21st of December, 2023, was a showcase of youthful energy and sportsmanship. Teams from various schools competed with zeal, but it was the students of Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, who emerged victorious, securing the first prize. Mr. Ch.Sai Vardhan bagged the Best Player award.
CBSE Cluster Games and Athletics: Our students displayed sports manship and competitive spirit in the CBSE Cluster Games and Athletics. Their achievements are a reflection of their perseverance and commitment to sports.
The List of Students who got Participation Certificate for participation in CBSE Cluster Games and Athletics:
Volley Ball from 13th October to 16 October, 2023 at Hyderabad, Telangana.
Hand Ball from 26th to 30thOctober, 2023 at Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
Basket Ball from 14th to 16th October, 2023 at Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh.
Athletics from 25th to 28th October, 2023 at Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh.
The 76th SGF Telangana State Chess Tournament, organized by the School Federation of India, was a prestigious event held on the 20th and 21st of December, 2023. It brought together some of the sharpest young minds from across the state to compete in the timeless game of strategy and skill. Our students participated with great enthusiasm and determination. While they may not have secured the top positions, their participation in such a competitive event is commendable.
The List of Students who got Participation Certificate in the 76th SGF Telangana State Chess Tournament:
1. T. Sai Rakshitha – X Bhatnagar
2. K. Akhilesh – IX Vikram Sarabhai
3. E. Karunya – X Satish Dhawan
The All-India Rock-Climbing Training Camp SD and JD, held under the auspices of the 15 Madhya Pradesh NCC Battalion and NCC Group Headquarters in Gwalior, was an exhilarating event from 15th to 26th November 2023. It was a platform for young adventurers to learn and hone their rock-climbing skills. Among the participants was Gudla Harshith, a spirited student from the 9th grade of Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy. His participation in this challenging camp earned him not only valuable experiencebut also acamp certificate and badge.
We extend our heartiest congratulations to all the winners and participants for their dedication and hard work. Their achievements are a testament to the school’s commitment to excellence in education and holistic development. We look forward to nurturing and celebrating many more such talents in the future.
The grand Prize Distribution Ceremony, was not just a celebration of achievements but also a real booster that inspired our students to pursue their educational journey with renewed vigor and zeal.
It was a day to remember, where the pursuit of excellence was celebrated across various disciplines, shining a light on the promising future awaiting our bright young minds. The event underscored the school’s commitment to nurturing talent and fostering an environment where academic and extracurricular excellence is recognized and rewarded. As we honored the winners, we also set a benchmark for aspiring scholars, encouraging them to reach for the stars with determination and confidence.
Here’s to the spirit of learning and the joy of achieving!
In the Indian context, Mehendi, also known as henna, is a paste associated with positive vibes and good luck. It’s a common knowledge that Henna is a color made from the henna plant. It’s used for temporary body art, like designs on the skin. When you put henna on your skin, it shows its best color after a while and stays for a few days. Then, it slowly fades away as your skin naturally sheds, usually within one to three weeks.
Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, has organized the lively Mehendi competition, on January 6, 2024, exclusively for 7th to 10th-grade girl students, getting ready for the upcoming Sankranti Festival. The whole idea of competition was our students to explore and nurture traditional values, let their artistic inspiration flow, and give them a chance to showcase their artistic skills through a variety of Mehendi patterns.
Mehendi, reflecting the rich Indian culture, combines knowledge of medicinal herbs with many sentiments and beliefs. It’s believed that the deeper color of the Mehendi on the hands symbolizes profound love. In certain communities, the darkness of the Mehendi signifies the strength of the relationship.
The goal of this competition was not just to assess the drawing skills of the students but also to appreciate their creativity and their unique ways of expression, contributing to the overall personality development of the students. The Mehendi competition began with students enthusiastically joining in, each showing off these intricate and beautiful designs on their partner friend’s hands. The school grounds were all dressed up with colorful decorations and elaborate arrangements, truly embodying that festive vibe of Sankranti.
Forty-seven students enthusiastically took part in the competition and crafted beautiful designs based on different themes. Some designs were conventional, while others were unique and trendy.
During the competition, our Respected Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu sir, Greenwood General Manager – Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar sir, Academic Principal – Sri. V.V.V Naveen Kumar sir, Administrative Principal – Sri. T. Pavan Kumar sir, and Vice Principal V. Suresh Kumar sir actively participated in guiding the teachers, other staff, and students for all the arrangements, ensuring the competitionis held in a super successful manner.
Importance of Mehendi Competitions in School Education:
Cultural Preservation: Mehendi competitions allow students to connect with and appreciate their cultural heritage. It’s all about getting involved in traditional art, feeling proud, and keeping those cultural practices alive.
Creative Expression: These events are like a canvas for students to let loose their creativity. With the delicate art of Mehendi, participants flaunted their unique designs, mixing tradition with their own artistic flair.
Skill Development: Applying Mehendi is a detailed process, working those fine motor skills and paying attention to every detail. Students get better at patience, precision, and concentration – skills that contribute to their overall growth.
Interpersonal Skills: Competitions encourage teamwork and friendship. Working together with classmates creates a supportive vibe, promoting healthy competition and social interaction.
Cultural Awareness: Mehendi competitions open eyes to diverse cultural practices. Students get to know why Mehendi is a big deal in various celebrations, broadening their understanding of cultural diversity.
Celebrating Festivals: Aligning competitions with festivals like Sankranti brings a festive spirit to the school community. It’s a time for students to celebrate together, fostering unity and shared cultural experiences.
Benefits of Mehendi Competitions:
Boosting Confidence: Showing off your creative work in public boosts confidence, making students more willing to embrace their talents.
Fostering Exclusivity: Events like Mehendi competitions ensure every student, regardless of academic strengths, gets a chance to shine and be recognized for their unique abilities.
Parental Involvement: Cultural events strengthen the connection between the school and families. Eventually, the school management hopes that parents appreciate the school’s effort to provide a well-rounded education.
Therefore, this Mehendi competition at Greenwood High School wasn’t just about celebrating artistic talents; it was a nod to cultural preservation, creativity, and personal development. Such events really spice up the school experience, adding to the holistic education of students.
Winners of the Mehendi Competition will be announced shortly.
As this is the festive season, let me take this opportunity to share a few words with you all about the role Makara Sankranti plays all that it symbolizes in our lives.
Sankranti, also known as Makar Sankranti, is a Hindu festival that marks the transition of the Sun into the zodiac sign of Makara (Capricorn). It usually takes place around January 14th every year. The festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm and varies in name and traditions across different regions of India. Here are some key aspects of the significance, symbolism, and traditions associated with Sankranti:
Solar Transition and Harvest Festival:
Sankranti is primarily a solar event that marks the end of the winter solstice and the beginning of longer days. It is also considered a harvest festival in many parts of India, as it signifies the time when crops like sugarcane, sesame, and pulses are harvested.
Symbolism of Sun and Light:
The movement of the Sun into the northern hemisphere is associated with the triumph of light over darkness, symbolizing knowledge, wisdom, and the dispelling of ignorance.The festival represents the gradual increase in daylight and the promise of warmer days ahead.
Traditional Rituals and Customs:
People take ritual baths in rivers, especially in the Holy Rivers, and offer prayers to the Sun god during this time.
Flying kites is a popular tradition during Sankranti, symbolizing the breaking free from the darkness of ignorance into the bright light of knowledge.
Bonfires and Community Celebrations:
In some regions, Bhogi Mantalu, bonfires are lit on the eve of Sankranti, symbolizing the end of the winter season and the onset of longer days.
Community gatherings, cultural programs, and feasts are common during the festival, fostering a sense of unity and togetherness.
Special Foods:
Special dishes are prepared using newly harvested crops. In many places, sesame seeds and jaggery are used to make sweets like tilgul (sesame and jaggery laddoos). Pongal, a dish made with newly harvested rice, is a popular delicacy in South India during this festival.
Regional Variations:
Sankranti is celebrated under different names such as Pongal in Tamil Nadu, Uttarayan in Gujarat, Lohri in Punjab, and Magh Bihu in Assam.The traditions and customs associated with Sankranti can vary across regions, reflecting the diversity of Indian culture.
Cattle Worship:
In some rural areas, cattle are adorned with colorful accessories and worshiped during Sankranti as they play a crucial role in agriculture.
Charity and Good Deeds:
The festival emphasizes the importance of charity and helping those in need. Many people donate food, clothing, and other essentials to the less fortunate.
In summary, Sankranti holds cultural, agricultural, and spiritual significance in India. It is a time for rejoicing, gratitude, and the renewal of life as nature begins to bloom after the winter season.
Here are my greetings for you all and blessings for all the children.
On 07th January 2024, Greenwood conducted an Inter-House Rangoli Making Competition account of Sankranti Festival 2024. It turned out to be a fantastic experience for our rock star girl students in classes VII to X.
They jumped in with full-on enthusiasm, the kind you usually see during festivals. The whole scene was about boosting creativity, teamwork, and soaking in our culture vibes. We set the stage for everyone to let loose and express themselves using the original and traditional form of art – Rangoli. It was all about bringing out that desi flair and letting the good times roll!
Importance of Rangoli making
Rangoli making is all about unleashing your artistic side with some stunning colors. It’s like this amazing art form straight out of the Indian scene. It’s a way to let your imagination run wild and free. We create patterns using powdered lime, red ocher, rice flour, colored sand, quartz powder, flower petals, snazzy colored rocks, colored glitters, and more. It’s like an everyday thing in loads of Indian homes, but busting out the Rangoli skills usually goes down during festivals and big celebrations because it takes some serious time.
So, Rangoli isn’t just an art; it’s a tradition, a vibe, and a Desi way to add some color to our festivals. We express gratitude to our ancestors for preserving and passing down this remarkable art form!
Rangoli Competition Details
144 young girls (24 Teams, Each team of 6 students) went all out, putting in loads of effort and throwing out some mind-blowing ideas. They were so into it! Each student showed off their skills by posting pictures of the awesome Rangoli they made. This competition lit a fire under them, pushing them to shine and show off their creative chops.
The competition saw a brilliant showcase of vibrant and detailed Rangoli designs, each reflecting the distinctive creativity and imagination of the participating students. Themes varied from traditional to contemporary, blending cultural heritage with modern aesthetics.
Moreover, the success of the competition wouldn’t have been possible without the active involvement and guidance of our respected DirectorSri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu sir, Greenwood General Manager – SriA. Prabhu Kumar sir, Academic Principal – SriV.V.V Naveen Kumar sir, Administrative Principal – SriT. Pavan Kumar sir, and Vice Principal Sri. V. Suresh Kumar sir. They played instrumental roles in guiding the teachers, coordinating with the staff, and supporting the students throughout the preparation and execution phases, ensuring the competition a resounding success.
A seasoned panel of judges assessed the Rangoli artworks, considering factors like the design selection, color coordination, how neat and clear it was, the creativity and of course the overall presentation.
The students not only showcased their artistic prowess but also gained insights into the deep cultural importance of Rangoli in Indian traditions. It was about ensuring their designs were top-notch and presentable.In the end, it wasn’t just a Rangoli competition; it was a celebration of colors, creativity, and the awesome talent our students have.
Voting was also conducted to decide the Winners of the Rangoli Competition. The Competition results will be announced shortly.
The Makar Sankranti celebrations at Greenwood Gopalpur School were a vibrant and culturally enriching event, featuring a diverse range of programs that showcased the significance of this auspicious festival. The agenda unfolded seamlessly, engaging students, teachers, and parents alike.
The event commenced with a welcome speech by our beloved principal Mrs. Kavita Chawla.
Importance of Sankranti by Swarupa Ma’am: Swarupa Ma’am eloquently shared insights into the cultural and agricultural importance of Makar Sankranti, enlightening the audience about the traditions associated with the festival.
Speech in English by Saketh:
Saketh of class -5th delivered a captivating speech in English, articulating the essence of Sankranti and its significance in a global context
*Speech in Hindi by R. VishwaSai Raj of Class 5 added a touch of cultural diversity with his eloquent Hindi speech, providing a deeper understanding of Sankranti to the Hindi-speaking audience.
Driti’s Dance: Driti’s dance performance infused energy into the celebration, combining grace and traditional elements to captivate the audience.
*Speech by Sai Chethan speech in Telugu further enriched the cultural mosaic, ensuring that the linguistic diversity of the school was celebrated during the event. *Dance By Nur, Lkg & UKG Students:* The youngest members of the school showcased their enthusiasm and talent through a delightful dance performance, spreading joy among the attendees. Dance by Students of Class 1 & 2: The little performers from Classes 1 &2 took the stage with their endearing dance, reflecting the innocence and exuberance associated with Sankranti. States Presentation: Pairs of students donned traditional attire from various states, offering glimpses into the diverse ways Sankranti is celebrated across the country.
Dance by Students of 6th and 7th: The students displayed their artistic prowess through energetic dance performances, demonstrating the continuity of cultural celebrations across different age groups. Boghi Pandlu attracted the attention and enthusiasm of the students, parents came forward to shower blessings on cute kids.
Vote of Thanks by Padma Ma’am wrapped up the event with a heartfelt vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to everyone who contributed to the success of the Makar Sankranti celebrations.
The Makar Sankranti festivities at Greenwood Gopalpur School served not only as a joyful celebration but also as a platform for cultural exchange, fostering a sense of unity and pride in the rich traditions that make up the school’s diverse community.
Greenwood High School Mancherial celebrated 🎋Makara Sankranthi 🎋🎋with enthusiasm and joy. The event commenced with the lighting of the lamp by dignataries Principal Mr. Chandramohan, admin Mr. Ayub Baig, and ACO Mrs. Fareeda Somani.
Anchors are Suprathik and samanvi from 5 to Lily . Lasya Priya and Unnathi from 6 to Grade.
The festive spirit continued with a delightful welcome dance by Manyatha from the 4th Rose. The entire school actively participated in a bonfire,🔥🔥 where students joyously circled and danced around the flames. Classes from nursery to grade 2 enjoyed Bommala koluvu and bhogipandlu festivities.
In the afternoon, girls showcased their artistic talents in a 🌈Rangoli🌈 competition, with judges Mr. Venkateswarlu and Mrs. Soujanya Latha overseeing the colorful creations. Simultaneously, the boys engaged in an exciting Kite 🪁 festival, with Mr. Mahendar and Mr. Venkatesh serving as judges.
A. Sahasra from the 5th Rose delivered a speech . On National Youth Day, followed by a vibrant “Vivekananda Get Up” by Ayaantej and a profound speech about Swami Vivekananda by Araadhya from the 5th Lily.
High school students showcased their talent through captivating dances, contributing to the overall excitement of the program. The Makara Sankranthi celebrations at Greenwood High School Mancherial were a blend of cultural richness, educational insights, and joyful festivities.
Pride and festive cheer marked the Pongal celebration held on 11th January 2024 at Greenwood High School , Hunter road. Students came in their traditional dresses and exhibited joy and pride as they filled the campus with the cultural aura.
The teachers decorated a village hut with motifs related to Sankranthi and beautiful rangoli .
Some students came with the get up of Haridasu was the special feature of the programme.
Bommala koluvu was arranged with the idols of God and the toys brought by the students.
Kids from Nursery to Grade II were blessed by our beloved Director Sri. Dr. G.Bharadwaja Naidu garu, followed by CAO Prabhu Kumar Sir, Principal Ms. Manjula Rani, ACO Ms.Rumana ,Teachers and Parents as a tradition of Bhogiapplu Poyadam
Rangoli competition was organized for the parents of Nursery to Grade II
The parents responded enthusiastically and demonstrated their secret talents by adorning gorgeous rangolis in various styles and colours.
The management and all the parents appreciated their participation in the programme. First ,Second and third prizes were given for the best rangoli.
Director Sri. Dr. G.Bharadwaja Naidu garu , addressed the gathering and evoked the spirit of Pongal in each student by sharing the message of love and building strong relationship with their elders.
Students learnt that these festivals are sacred moments that help everyone to establish love, unity and nourish their relationships.
The New Year’s Eve celebration at Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, Hanumakonda on December 31, 2023, was spectacular filled with cultural performances, exciting activities, and joyful moments, marking the transition into the New Year 2024. Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, the esteemed Director of Greenwood Group of Schools, adorned the event as the chief guest, adding to the grandeur of the evening.
The stage was really awesome with fancy decorations and shiny lights that made it look magical. The music was fantastic because of a really good DJ and a great sound system that made everyone feel like dancing. And you know what? They also put the whole thing on YouTube so that people who couldn’t attend the event could watch and have fun too!
The event started with a lot of important people arriving. Our Academic Principal Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar sir, Administrative Principal Sri. T. Pavan Kumar sir, Vice Principal V. Suresh Kumar sir, Greenwood General Manager Sri.A. Prabhu Kumar sir, Chief Financial Officer Sri. Rabbani Shaik sir and our special guest, the honorable Director of our school, Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu sir, all came on time to the place. At 6 PM, everyone else started coming too, dressed up nicely and looking excited for what was going to happen.
Students from various classes showcased their talent and enthusiasm through a series of vibrant and entertaining dance performances:
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS:
Musical Performance by Vamshi and Team: Vamshi and his team kicked off the celebration with an amazing music performance. It really set a great mood for the rest of the evening!
Welcome Dance – Classical Dance by M. Ketheswar of Class Xand V. Laxmi Thanishka of Class X and her team: Ketheswar’s performance was so elegant and graceful. His traditional dance was amazing and got everyone really interested. He moved his feet in really fancy ways and showed a lot of emotion, making the event start on a really nice note.
Dance by Class IV and V Girls – Swathilomuthyam: The girls from Classes IV and V showcased a lively performance, synchronizing their movements to the beats of “Swathilomuthyam,” radiating energy and enthusiasm.
Dance by Class V Boys – Dance for comedy song: The boys from Class V entertained everyone with their comedic dance routine, eliciting laughter and amusement with their playful choreography.
Dance by Class IV and V Boys – Jayegi Balle Balle: This performance by the boys from Classes IV and V was vibrant and energetic, showcasing their spirited rendition of “Jayegi Balle Balle,” captivating the audience with their synchronized steps.
Dance by Class VI Girls – Osey Ramulamma: The Class VI girls delivered a captivating performance, embodying grace and poise in their rendition of “Osey Ramulamma,” showcasing their talent and coordination.
Dance by Yagnasri and team of Class 7 – Telugu Songs Mix: Yagnasri and her team from Class 7 presented a medley of Telugu songs, displaying versatility and enthusiasm through their varied choreography.
Dance by Varshini and team of Class 7 – Folk song: Varshini and her team depicted the essence of folk culture through their dance, showcasing traditional movements and expressions, captivating the audience.
Dance by Tanisha and team of Class 8 – Arabic kuthu: Tanisha and her team showcased the vibrant and lively Arabic kuthu dance, exhibiting their energy and synchronization in this dynamic performance.
Dance by Hemavarshini and team of Class 8 – Western song: Hemavarshini and her team presented a dance for Western song, displaying contemporary choreography and style, showcasing their proficiency in modern dance forms.
Dance by Charitha and team of Class 9 – Afro Beats: Charitha and her team delivered a vibrant performance, infusing the stage with Afro beats. Their energetic moves and rhythmic synchronization were a highlight of the event.
Dance by Laxmi Sahasra and team of Class 9 – Western Song: Laxmi Sahasra’s team presented a mesmerizing rendition of a Western song, showcasing their versatility and skill through contemporary dance elements.
Dance by Sumana Sri and team of Class 10 – Mashup Song: Sumana Sri’s team delivered an engaging performance with a creative mashup of songs, demonstrating seamless transitions and diverse dance styles.
Dance by Tejashwini. R and team of Class 10 – Mashup Song: Tejashwini.R and her team presented another dynamic mashup performance, impressing the audience with their choreographic finesse and stage presence.
Dance by J.Abhilash and team of Class 6 – VilesiGolacheyi: Abhilash and his team from Class 6 showcased their talent through a spirited performance of “VilesiGolacheyi,” displaying their enthusiasm and coordination.
Dance by Vishwak and team of Class 7 – DJ Tillu: Vishwak and his team portrayed their dance skills with finesse, synchronizing their moves to the beats of “DJ Tillu” and engaging the audience with their lively performance.
Dance by Ashrith Sai and team of Class 7 – For a Song from Movie 9:45: Ashrith Sai’s team presented a captivating performance to a song from the movie “9:45,” showcasing their creativity and stage presence.
Dance by Shivamani and team of Class 8 – Koora Misam Remix: Shivamani and his team delivered an energetic performance to the remix of “Koora Misam,” displaying their synchronized movements and enthusiasm.
Dance by Vignesh and team of Class 9 – Not Ramaya Vastavayya: Vignesh and his team delivered an entertaining performance, presenting their unique interpretation of “Not Ramaya Vastavayya,” captivating the audience.
Dance by Sairam and team of Class 9 – MAD Remix: Sairam’s team presented an electrifying performance to the “MAD Remix,” showcasing their skill and enthusiasm through their choreography.
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Dance by Hariharan and team of Class 10 – Single Kingulam: Hariharan and his team impressed the audience with their rendition of “Single Kingulam,” showcasing their dynamic dance moves and stage presence.
Dance by Sai Vardhan and team of Class 10 – Lingidi, Lingidi: Sai Vardhan’s team concluded the series of performances with an energetic and vibrant presentation of “Lingidi, Lingidi,” leaving the audience captivated by their skillful performance.
New Year Cake Cutting: A really special part of the celebration was when we all cut the New Year cake together. It’s like a tradition that shows we’re all together and starting a new year as one big group.
Under the mentorship of English teacher G. Krishna Rao, 10th-grade students Ch. Aapthika, R. Alekhya, R. Tejaswini, K. Rishika, and J. Srinidhi, along with 9th-grade students Md Jaseena and S. Sona Shree, anchored this vibrant New Year’s Eve celebration
The celebration was really awesome! There was so much fun, laughter, and happiness. It made everyone feel happier and memorable. It was a wonderful way to start the new year, and everyone will remember it forever.
Special Luncheon on January 1, 2024: The fun kept going the next day with luncheon for everyone at school. It was a great time for all of us to hang out, have fun, and enjoy good moments together, students and teachers alike with delicious dishes.
Cricket Match – Teachers vs. Senior Students: After lunch, there was a thrilling cricket match between the teachers and the senior students. Everyone played with a lot of energy and teamwork, and in the end, the teachers won.
On Thursday, January 9th, 2024, Greenwood Gopalpur embraced vibrant hues as mothers showcased their artistic flair in the Rangoli Competition.
The event was a resounding success, with enthusiastic participation and a burst of creativity, turning the occasion into a kaleidoscope of artistic expressions.
The mothers brought forth a delightful array of Rangoli designs, adding a touch of tradition and innovation to the celebration.
School organised mehandi competitions to enlighten the students on the significance of festival.
Students from Grade 4th to 9th participated in the competitions to exhibit their creativity. They applied Henna on their classmates hands artistically.
This competition also had a motive to inculcate among the learners an interest in tradition and customs of India exhibited on various festive occasions.
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Students performed beautifully Arabian, bridal, Arabic, indo Arabic style Henna.
Under the guidelines of primary coordinator Mrs Fareeda the program went on in a successive way.. Principal Mr Chandra Mohan and Admin Mr Ayub have supervised the program.
Makar refers to the Zodiac sign of Capricorn, while Sankranti means transition. The festival ‘Makar Sankranti’ celebrates the Sun’s shift into the zodiac sign of Capricorn. It is celebrated in reverence to the deity Surya (Sun). It is observed each year in January. It marks the first day of the Sun’s transit into the Makara Rasi (Capricorn) and marks the end of the winter solstice.
Being a festival that celebrates the solar cycle, it usually falls on the same Gregorian date every year. This festival officially announces the beginning of the spring season. The festival highlights the importance of pulling back unethical and unhealthy behaviors while practicing peaceful and positive ones instead.
The harvest festival of ‘Sankranti’ is celebrated in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana for three days as ‘Bhogi’, ‘Sankranti’ and ‘Kanuma’. Sankranti is the main festival, followed by ‘Kanuma’ when cattle are worshipped.
Abhyaas the global school too celebrated ‘Sankranthi’ over a period of three days i.e on the 5th, 6th and 8th of January 2024.
Mehendi competition was held on the first day i.e on 5th January 2024 for girls across grades 4 to IX. The competitors tried to outshine each other by drawing intricate designs on the palms of their classmates and teachers.
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In the junior category, Preethi of Grade V, Bhagya and Navya of Grade IV bagged the first, second and third prizes respectively whereas in the senior category, Poojitha of Grade IX bagged the first prize and Akshaya Deepika of Grade VIII bagged the second prize. Nehamrutha Sri and Druthi of Grade IX shared the third prize.
The second day of the festivities was happily spent with boys across Grades I to IX flying kites that seemed to touch the sky and girls across Grades V to IX drawing beautiful rangoli patterns.
In the high school category, D. Pragna and T Poojitha of Grade IX bagged the first place in rangoli competition. K. Varshini of 7 IIT and Lakshmi Chaitanya of Grade 7 bagged the second place while Srihitha, Renuka and Annanya of VI IIT bagged the third place.
In the primary category, Amulya and Bhavya of Grade IV got the first prize in rangoli competition while Dusana and Kavya Sri of Grade IV got the second prize. Kashifa, Meghana and Rushita of Grade V got the third prize.
In the primary school category, Lokesh of Grade V bagged the first prize in the kite flying competition. Tanuj of Grade III bagged the second prize while Viraj of Grade I got the third prize.
In the High school category, Nageshwarrao of Grade VII bagged the first prize and Rushikesh of Grade IX won the second prize whereas Srujan of Grade VIII got the third prize.
The third day i.e the 8th of January, the festival was celebrated with great pomp and splendor where students came gaily dressed in multicolored, vibrant, traditional Indian traditional dresses.
A model village hut with motifs and sweetmeats related to Sankranti, colourful rangoli and flowers caught the attention of all present.
Bommala Koluvu (display of dolls) was arranged with images of Gods, toys, and dolls that were brought by the students and teachers.
The celebrations were started by the Principal who lit the bonfire as a symbol of discarding outdated things and ideas welcoming new things and new ideas to prosper.
Next, kids of Nursery, LKG, UKG, Classes 1 and 2 were blessed by their Principal, teachers and parents with auspicious akshintalu, coins, ber fruits and flowers.
Students danced around Gobbemmalu that were placed on colourful rangoli with the accompaniment of songs related to gobbillu.
A Haridasu sang many devotional songs and accepted dakshina from parents, teachers and students alike. A group of six Gangireddys skillfully handled two Gangiredulu (gaily decorated bulls) much to to joy and excitement of the children.
Later, to enhance the festivities in the children, a few students dressed up as Haridasu, Buddabukkalavadu, Sodi Amma, farmer, Pittala Dora, Komma Dasari, Goda Devi and village lady, and entertained all with their dialogues. This was followed by dances by cultural programmes
To kick off the festivities, enchanting Grade V girls presented a classical dance performance titled ‘Maha Ganapati Manasa Smarami.’
The tiny tots from Nursery to Grade II enthralled the audience with their charm as they danced with glee.
The youngsters across Grade III to Grade V captured the hearts of all present with their foot-tapping dance performance.
The boys and girls of High School stomped the stage with their fast-paced intricate dance steps.
The boys and girls of Grade VI performed a dance based skit depicting the problems faced by the farmers and urged the audience not to waste food as it is very precious.
The girls of Grade VII, VIII and IX stole the show with their Ammoru dance. The image and glory of Goddess Durga continued to resonate in our hearts for a long long time.
The influence of violent movies and their corresponding posters is a complex and debated aspect of contemporary media culture. Violent movies, often characterized by intense action sequences and graphic depictions of aggression, have been scrutinized for their potential impact on audiences. Likewise, movie posters, as visual representations of these films, play a crucial role in shaping audience expectations and perceptions.
Critics argue that exposure to violent movies can contribute to desensitization, wherein individuals become less sensitive to the emotional and ethical implications of real-life violence. The immersive nature of cinema, coupled with the realistic portrayal of brutality, may influence viewers, particularly the youth, by normalizing aggressive behavior. It is contended that the repeated consumption of such content can blur the lines between fiction and reality, potentially impacting social behavior and fostering a culture of violence.
Movie posters, being the first point of contact for potential viewers, also contribute to this influence. They serve as a visual marketing tool, encapsulating the essence of the film in a single image. The challenge arises when these posters resort to sensationalizing violence to attract attention. Critics argue that such imagery can manipulate audience perceptions, emphasizing the thrill of aggression rather than the consequences. This can, in turn, contribute to the glamorization of violence, making it seem appealing or acceptable.
However, defenders of violent movies and posters contend that they are legitimate forms of artistic expression. Filmmakers often use violence as a narrative device to explore complex themes or societal issues. Likewise, posters are seen as artistic representations that aim to capture the tone of the film rather than explicitly promote violence. In this view, the responsibility lies with the audience to engage critically with the content and differentiate between fiction and reality.
In conclusion, the influence of violent movies and movie posters is a nuanced interplay between artistic expression and potential societal impact. While concerns about desensitization and glamorization exist, acknowledging the role of responsible film making and encouraging media literacy are crucial in navigating this intricate relationship.
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Safeguarding youth and children from the impact of crime in movies and posters involves several proactive measures.
Firstly, implement age-appropriate viewing limits by utilizing parental controls on streaming services and devices. Prioritize previewing content to assess its suitability for your child’s age and maturity level.
Educate them on distinguishing between fictional portrayals of crime and real-world consequences, stressing the gravity of actual actions. Foster critical thinking skills by discussing the motivations and outcomes depicted in movies, encouraging scrutiny of on-screen content.
Maintain open communication, addressing any concerns or misconceptions. Promote exposure to movies featuring positive role models and moral lessons, emphasizing integrity, empathy, and responsible decision-making.
Monitor online activities to prevent exposure to inappropriate content and establish clear screen time rules. Advocate for responsible advertising in the film industry, supporting age-appropriate marketing and clearer content ratings.
Engage with the community to raise awareness about media’s impact on children, endorsing educational programs on media literacy.
Remember, a balanced approach combining monitoring, education, and open communication is crucial to shield youth from potential negative influences of crime in movies.
