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Freshers Day Celebrations 2023-24 @ Erragattugutta Greenwood

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15/07/23 & 15/08/23

Freshers Day @Greenwood Residential Campus ( Erragattugutta )

It is customary to organize the Freshers Day Party every academic year here in Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, Hanumakonda. The Freshers’ Day Celebration 2023, held on 15th July 2023, marked the grand welcome of the new batch of students to Greenwood. The event was held to provide an enjoyable and memorable experience for the freshers as they embarked on their journey at our esteemed institution. The program was hosted by the management of the school.

The event officially commenced with Prayer Song – Suklambaradaram by L. Vamshika & Group from Class-X. The rendition of this traditional composition added a touch of cultural richness to the event, leaving a lasting impression on the audience. Next, M. Ketheshwar of class X and girls of class IX performed Classical Dances graciously.

This performance added a touch of sophistication and cultural charm to the event. Afterwards, the Opening Remarks were given by Sreevardhan of X-Vikram Sarabhai and Likith Seshan of X- Kalam in a wonderful manner. Their confident and eloquent words set the tone for the event, welcoming everyone and creating an atmosphere of excitement and camaraderie.

Under the guidance of music teacher Shyam, girls presented an impressive group song performance, while the boys displayed their musical talents with an instrumental song on guitar, keyboard, drums, and so on . It was a melodious musical performance!

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The guests Academic Principal Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar, Administrative Principal Sri. T. Pavan Kumar, Greenwood General manager Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar and the chief guests and honourable directors of our school Sri. Challa Dharma Reddy & Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu were graciously invited to the event with a warm and welcoming gesture. Each guest was presented with a beautifully arranged bouquet, a symbol of appreciation and respect.

The bouquets were carefully chosen, featuring a vibrant array of flowers that conveyed the sentiments of the occasion. As the guests arrived, they were greeted with genuine smiles and heartfelt words of welcome, making them feel valued and honored. The act of presenting bouquets not only added an elegant touch to the event but also expressed gratitude for their presence, setting the tone for a memorable and meaningful gathering.

Sri. Ch. Dharma Reddy delivered the inaugural speech enlightening the Freshers. He shared valuable insights and words of wisdom with the incoming as well as all other students. The address focused on the importance of adapting to School life, setting goals, and making the most of their academic journey.

Afterwards, Dr. Sri. G. Bharadwaja Naidu made an inspiring speech on Freshers’ Day. His words were a blend of wisdom and encouragement, setting the stage for a journey of learning and growth for the new students.

Later, Sri A. Prabhu Kumar speech on Freshers’ Day was a source of motivation and insight. His words resonated with positivity and guidance, leaving a strong impression on all the students. After that, Sri J. Ramesh, the Telugu teacher, delivered an impactful speech and also treated the audience to a soulful song.

Later,Freshers along with their seniors got chance to showcase their talent by various Dance performances like solo, Duo, Group dances. The Freshers’ Day celebration dazzled with the following captivating dance performances that exhibited the students’ talent and energy. From dynamic moves to graceful expressions, the stage came alive with a mix of styles, leaving the audience thoroughly entertained and inspired. Each performance was a burst of creativity and rhythm, creating an unforgettable experience for all. These performances helped to foster a sense of unity and camaraderie among the students.

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The Freshers’ Day celebration had initially commenced with much excitement and anticipation. However, nature had its own plans, as a sudden rain shower abruptly interrupted the festivities. Despite the unexpected turn of events, the spirit of the event remained undeterred.

With resilience and adaptability, the organizers swiftly made the decision to reschedule the celebration on 15th August,2023. The rain couldn’t dampen the enthusiasm of the participants, and they returned with even more eagerness to make the event a success.

On the rescheduled day, the sun shone brightly, and the atmosphere was filled with renewed energy. The decorations were in place, the performances were ready, and the guests were welcomed with open arms. The participants, both freshers and organizers, displayed their determination and teamwork, turning the unforeseen setback into an opportunity for a memorable and vibrant event.

The freshers were greeted with warm smiles, and the sense of unity and camaraderie was palpable in the air. The performances and interactions were even more spirited and vibrant than before, creating a positive and joyful ambiance.

The rain that initially played a spoiler transformed into a story of resilience and the ability to adapt. The re-conducted Freshers’ Day celebration not only showcased the students’ ability to overcome challenges but also created a memorable experience that highlighted their unity and enthusiasm in the face of unexpected circumstances.

Our Directors Sri. Challa Dharma Reddy & Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu appreciated all the staff and students involved in making Freshers day celebrations successful. They also appreciated both the cultural secretaries Ch. Sai Vardhan & R. Tejaswini for well organized celebrations. The event was finally concluded with vote of thanks by A.Abhilasha, Ch. Aapthika and K. Snehitha. The Freshers’ Day Celebration was a resounding success, filled with laughter, camaraderie, and a sense of belonging.

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The event not only welcomed the new students to the institution but also set the tone for a positive and enriching school experience. The dedication and hard work put in by the organizing committee were evident in the seamless execution of the event, making it a cherished memory for all who attended.

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Raksha Bandhan Celebration @ Greenwood Mancherial

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30/08/2023,Wed

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The joyous occasion of Raksha Bandhan was celebrated with joy and enthusiasm at Greenwood High School, Mancherial. The event was graced by esteemed dignitaries including principals Mr. Chandramohan, Mr. Ayub Baig, and ACO Mrs. Fareeda Somani, who added grace to the celebration.

The ceremony commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, followed by the offering of coconuts to the divine, seeking blessings for a harmonious bond between siblings. The event was set in motion with a captivating welcome dance performed by Charani, captivating the audience with her grace and talent.

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The significance of Raksha Bandhan was eloquently elaborated upon by Vaishnavi, a student from 7th grade IIT, who shared insights into the essence of the festival and the strong ties it fosters between brothers and sisters. The occasion was further enriched by heartwarming messages from the Principal, underlining the importance of such cultural celebrations in nurturing values.

In a heart-touching gesture, children from the school tied Rakhis to their beloved sir’s, symbolizing the bond of protection and care. Nagalalitha Priya from Grade 10 delivered an impactful speech, emphasizing the emotional depth of Raksha Bandhan.

The cultural extravaganza continued with a mesmerizing dance performance by the 2nd graders, adding a dash of vibrancy to the celebration. Arpitha from the 10th grade then shared her thoughts on the essence of Raksha Bandhan, captivating the audience with her eloquence.

The event took an emotional turn as siblings from the Greenwood family showcased their sibling love through a heartwarming dance performance. The primary children of the school participated enthusiastically in the Rakhi-tying ritual, demonstrating the innocence and joy of this festival.

The event culminated with a heartfelt vote of thanks delivered by Sriman from 8th grade Bose, expressing gratitude to all who contributed to making the Raksha Bandhan celebration a memorable and joyous occasion. The celebration at Greenwood High School truly captured the spirit of Raksha Bandhan, fostering bonds of love and protection among the students and staff.

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Rakhi Festival Celebration in Advance @ Greewood Gopalpur

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30/08/2023, Wed

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According to the Mahabharata, once when Lord Krishna was flying a kite, he cut his finger. Seeing this, Draupadi immediately tore a piece of cloth from her saree and tied it around his finger. Touched by her action, he promised to protect her. As we all know, he came through with that promise when her husbands lost in gambling in King Dhritrashtra’s court.

We celebrated the joyous occasion of Raksha Bandhan in our country, a festival that beautifully the bond of love and protection between siblings.

Our wonderful students celebrated Raksha Bandhan with joy, tying the threads of unity and respect. Their heartfelt gestures of tying Rakhis and sharing sweets were a beautiful reflection of the bonds they share with their teachers. Here’s to cherishing these moments of tradition and appreciation.

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Rakhi is not just a thread; it’s a promise of eternal love and protection.

Raksha Bandhan-A beautiful bond of love,trust, and responsibility forever.’ Raksha Bandhan is a special occasion to celebrate the eternal and auspicious bond between brother and sister and the affection of the siblings in the family.

The main objective behind celebrating ‘Raksha Bandhan’ was to make the children aware of the virtuous bond of love between a brother and a sister which is one of the deepest and noblest of all human emotions.

The greenwoodians were dressed in a festive look for the Raksha Bandhan celebration. The tiny tots, in traditional attires enthusiastically participated in tying rakhi on the wrist of their classmates, rakhi making, and coloring activities. The vibrant, colorful attires and innocent smiles brightened the ambiance of the classrooms.

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Rakhi Festival Celebration in Advance @ Greenwood, Erragattugutta

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29/08/2023, Tue

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The Rakhi festival was celebrated in advance with enthusiasm and warmth at our Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy on 29^th August 2023. The event brought together students, teachers, and staff to honor the special bond between siblings.

Colorful Rakhis adorned with intricate designs were exchanged, symbolizing the strong connection between brothers and sisters.

The school Director Sri. Dr. G Bharadwaja Naidu, who took part in the event along with the Academic Principal – Sri. VVVNaveen Kumar and Administrative Principal – Sri T. Pavan Kumar, delivered a heartfelt speech during the Rakhi festival celebration, emphasizing the importance of fostering strong relationships and bonds within the school community.

Expressing appreciation for the cultural significance of Rakhi, the Director sir highlighted how the festival serves as a reminder of the values of love, respect, and unity. The Director’s speech encouraged students to cherish and uphold these values, contributing to a harmonious and close-knit school environment.

The traditional Rakhi ceremony, complete with the tying of the sacred thread and the sharing of sweets, created an atmosphere of joy and unity. Through this celebration, the school embraced the essence of Rakhi, fostering a sense of love, respect, and togetherness among the entire school community.

In preparation for the Rakhi festival celebration at our school, a creative and engaging activity took place where students came together to make Rakhis. The art and craft session,under the mentorship of Art and craft staff Banaja Sahoo and Santhosh Rao, was filled with excitement as students showcased their creativity by designing unique Rakhis using a variety of materials. From vibrant threads to decorative elements, each Rakhi was a reflection of the student’s individuality.

The atmosphere was abuzz with laughter and collaboration as students shared ideas and helped one another craft these special tokens of affection. The process not only encouraged artistic expression but also emphasized the values of camaraderie and the significance of the festival.

The handmade Rakhis produced during this activity added a personal touch to the celebration as the brothers and sisters who are studying in this campus had the opportunity to use in the celebration symbolizing the love and effort put into creating something meaningful for their siblings.

The event not only allowed students to showcase their artistic talents but also immersed them in the cultural spirit of Rakhi, fostering a sense of unity and appreciation among the school community.

The Head of the Telugu Department Jampala Ramesh, along with other teachers, played an active role in organizing this event. The school management appreciated all the teachers, staff and students who took up responsivities in organizing this event in very grand and flamboyant way. Eventually, this event not only celebrated the bond between siblings but also reinforced the sense of community within our school. It was a delightful occasion that left lasting memories and a sense of connectedness among all participants.

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Telugu Bhasha Dinotsavam in Abhyaas The Global School

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29/08/2023, TUE

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Gidigu Venkata Ramamurthi a great son of Andhra Pradesh is instrumental in simplifying orthodox Telugu Literature into easy language which can be understood even by the unlettered layman. To honor this great personality, Telugu Bhasha Dinotsavam is celeberated on 29 August every year to commemorate his birth anniversary.

We at Abhyaas the global school have dedicated this day in his honour by organizing poem recitation by children right from LKG to grade 9.

Sravanthi of grade 10 gave a speech about the greatness of Telugu language while Telugu teacher Shyamala Madam sang a song about the greatness of Telugu language.

The little ones of grades 1 to 3 told a few moral stories and poems.

Finally grade 10 girls collectively sang an inspiring song on Telugu vs English.

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Selected for National Rope Skipping Championship

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Rope jumping, or skipping, is not only a playground activity and exercise, but also a competitive sport. Rope jumping usually involves a single person or more, jumping over a rope that is being swung.

Skipping is great cardio, aerobic exercise. Skipping rope helps to tone your calves, tighten your core, build stamina and improve your lung capacity.

On the 11th and 12th of this month, Shaik Kashifa Sumanha, an all-rounder from Abhyaas the global school was selected for the national level rope skipping championship.

She made her school and parents proud by bagging 3 medals at state level championship in 3 events – a gold medal in the single jump, a silver medal in the alternate and another silver medal in the double under events.

The State Level Rope Skipping Championship was conducted by RFSI at SCHBRM high school.

We wish her a glorious future in all that she aspires.

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“India on the Moon: A Spectacular Event Celebrating Chandrayaan’s Triumph”

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On a day filled with excitement and pride,The Greenwood school campus,Mancherial witnessed a remarkable event titled “India on Moon,” which celebrated the significant achievement of India’s space agency, ISRO, with its Chandrayaan missions. The event was graced by notable dignitaries including Principal Mr. Chandramohan, Mr. Ayub Baig, and ACO Mrs. Fareeda Somani, who underscored the significance of this monumental achievement.

The event was gracefully hosted by the charismatic anchors Aaradhya and Keerthipriya, who eloquently shed light on the importance of the Chandrayaan missions. They emphasized how these missions marked India’s entry into the league of spacefaring nations and showcased the country’s prowess in space technology.

The teachers, Ms. Tejaswi and Ms. Shaheen, kicked off the proceedings by introducing the brilliant minds behind ISRO’s success. They introduced the ISRO team members who were part of the Chandrayaan project, including

ISRO TEAM

1) Harshith from 4 th Lily as ISomanath Chairman of ISRO.
2) Anurag from 4 th Rose as Veeramuthuvel, Project Director

3) Ananya from 4th Rose as Kalpana Kalahasthi Deputy Project Director.

4) Adwik from 4 th Lily as Sankaran, Satellite Center Director.

5) Karthikeya Ram from 4 th Rose as member of ISRO TEAM.

6) Karthik Nandan from 2 nd Lily as Astronaut.

7) Arjun Reddy from 2 nd Lily as Astronaut

8) Karthika from 2 nd Lily as Star.

each representing different aspects of the mission, from project direction to satellite management.

A remarkable sight greeted attendees as badges, thoughtfully prepared by students under the guidance of their teachers, were displayed on the dais class-wise. These badges served as a visual representation of the students’ enthusiasm and support for India’s space endeavors.

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Elegantly crafted models of Chandrayaan adorned the venue, showcasing intricate details of the spacecraft. The event gained an academic touch as children took the stage to deliver speeches on various topics related to space exploration. Noteworthy speakers included M. Himadri, A. Manaswi, M. Rithwika, B. Vidhathri Patel, P. Midhinsh, G. Shreeyan Saatvik, K. Vihan, and V. Krishin. Their articulate speeches reflected their deep understanding of the subject matter.

Teacher Mrs.Niharika, too, graced the stage with her insights, providing context and perspective on the immense effort that goes into space missions and how they inspire generations to dream big.

A highlight of the event was the awe-inspiring rocket formation performed by the children. This display of unity and creativity symbolized the spirit of exploration and innovation that Chandrayaan embodies.

The event’s success was further amplified by the contributions of Art teacher Mr .Suresh and PT Mrs. Chaithanya.

The program came to end by the heart felt vote of thanks presented by the anchors Keerthipriya and Aaradhya.

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Spellbee August ‘ 23 Winners

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23/08/2023, Wednesday

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Spelling, the art of correctly assembling letters to form meaningful words, is one of the essential components of successful writing.

Being confident at spelling leads to confidence in all aspects of literacy. Keeping the same in mind, Greenwood has conducted Spell Bee competition for the students of classes I to VII.

It aimed at giving students a platform to learn different spellings with their pronunciations and consequently, enrich their vocabulary.

To conduct this activity, a word bank was created from the prescribed books of English, Math, Science & social which the children are using it in the current session.

The objective of the competition was to enhance the spelling and literary skills of children by encouraging them to explore the nuances of English language, expand their vocabulary and comprehension skills.

Students participated earnestly in the competition. Our principal madam Ms. Kavita Chawla appreciated their efforts with individual “Spelling Genius” Badges.

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Health & Wellness-Eye Check-Up @ Greenwood Erragattugutta

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19/08/2023, SAT

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On Saturday (August 19^th) and on Sunday (August 20^th) Greenwood High School, Erragattugutta organized a two-day eye check-up camp with a focus on the children’s health and well being as a part of Health and Wellness Program.

Students, teachers, support staff and other stakeholders of the institution got their eyes examined by a team of ophthalmologists arranged by Mr. Iqbal, Vision Care.

A computer controlled automated refractor was used to examine the eyes.

Slips describing the condition of each person’s vision were given to those who had their eyes examined.

Children were also taught about the best practices for eye safety and foods that support eye health.

“Eyes are precious, guard them with care.”

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Independence Day Celebrated @abhyaas the global school

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15/08/2023, Tue

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Independence Day is the time when Indians remember and honour the freedom fighters and their sacrifices.

India became a free land on August 15, 1947, and was relieved from the reigns of 200-old British rule. This day is significant as India began its independent journey away from the laborious British rule and became a democratic sovereign nation.

On this day, the Tri-colour is hoisted across the nation, at homes, and commercial locations and the national anthem is recited.

We at Abhyaas the global school have celebrated this august occasion with great pomp and splendor. Dr. Shiva Shankar Adavaraju, a leading orthopedic in Bhimavaram town, has graciously agreed to grace the occasion as the Chief Guest.

The celebration began with Mrs Prabha singing a special prayer song followed by the National Song.

The honorable chief guest unfurled the tri-colour and reviewed the march past. Both the Principal and the Chief Guest spoke on the occasion giving necessary guidelines to the youth.

Little Abhyaasians, gaily dressed up in resemblance to our great freedom fighters lined up the dais.

Three bewitching girls from Grades V and II have captured the hearts with their performance by dancing to the tune of ‘Yetthara Janda’

Girls of Grade X kept us tapping our feet as they danced gaily to the tune of Mash Up song.

Girls of Grade IX and X danced gracefully saying Desam Manade.

Four boys of Grade X performed a trick with four chairs, mesmerizing the audience by balancing themselves without any support.

Yoga is a practice that connects the body, breath and mind. Nimble boys of Grade VI gave a graceful performance of yogasanas showcasing their supple bodies.

Energetic boys and girls of Grades 4, 6 and 7 displayed their perfect motor skills with their dumbbells.

The human pyramid formation requires strategy and planning with a bit of trial and error. It helps the team members to bond and develop teamwork skills to adapt to situations as they happen. The highlight of the day was the human pyramid performance by boys of Grades XI and X.

Siddharth Varma of Grade X, Dinesh of Grade IX and Eekshitha of Grade VIII gave speeches in English, Hindi and Telugu respectively, stating the importance of the occasion.

Girls of Grades X and XI sang patriotic songs in English, Hindi and Telugu.

The event ended officially with the vote of thanks.

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77th Independence Day was Celebrated with Great Enthusiasm

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15/08/2023, Tue

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77th Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and respect at Greenwood High School. On this day the sense of happiness and pride could be clearly seen on the faces of all the people.

The program started with prayer by welcoming the Chief Guest, Principal, followed by garlanding portraits of freedom fighters. To commemorate the sovereignty of our Nation, the Chief Guest and the school Principal unfurled the tricolor flag and all in unison sang the National Anthem and expressed the joy of our freedom.

A parade was organized after that, different types of programs were presented by the students.

The Chief guest Mr. Prabhu Kumar and the principal Ms.Kavita Chawla appreciated students by giving certificates to the winners of solo singing, drawing competition and essay writing.

Both gave a very motivational and patriotic speech which is a pathfinder to enlighten the future of the students.

At the end sweets were distributed to the students. Indeed, it was a day of joy, a day to love and respect our country and make it a better place for Indians to live and experience the freedom, peace, and Unity in Diversity.

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Spirit of Independence Comes Alive at Greenwood

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15-Aug-2023, Tue

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76 years of glorious hard-earned Independence has come alive with all the pomp and gaiety at the Greenwood Grounds on the occasion of its 77^th anniversary; the 15 August 2023.

The whole campus is overwhelmed with the memories of all the great leaders of our struggle for independence.

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It is no exaggeration if one says that Tri-Colour filled the skies of Greenwood Campus.

Elaborate preparations have been made for this auspicious day by the students and their mentors under the supervisory guidance of Our Director Sir, Sri. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, both the Academic and Administrative Principals, V.V.V. Naveen Kumar and T. Pavan Kumar.

The celebrations began with the ceremonial welcome of the dignitaries of the school with a wonderful display of Guard of Honour by the NCC Cadets and the other students. The Directors of the school Sri Challa Dharma Reddy and Sri Dr. Girrem Bharadwaja Naidu, Sri. Alapati Prabhu Kumar, the General manager, Sri Yellappa Naidu, father of Sri G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Principal VVV Naveen Kumar and Vice Principal V. Suresh Kumar are among those who received the Guard of Honour.

All the dignitaries offered floral tributes to all the great leaders of our Freedom Struggle and broke the coconuts as an auspicious symbol in their honour.

Sri. Challa Dharma Reddy, the Director and present MLA of Parkal Constituency hoisted the National Flag. He spoke on the occasion reminding the young Greenwoodians of their responsibilities towards their parents and Nation, to develop friendly relationship among themselves, to be kind and polite and be the torch bearers of future generations.

Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu advised the children to be responsible towards their education. He reminded the students of the growing world of competition and advised one and all to prepare themselves to enter the glorious fields in their lives with confidence and ease. He also said about the role of a student in the development of nation.

Sri VVV Naveen Kumar reiterated the need for focusing on the learning and the time management.

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However, the soulful words came out from Sri. Girrem Yellappa Naidu. Each and every word spoken by him found its way into the young hearts assembled. His was indeed a spirited speech.

Later on, Prizes were distributed to the winners in Drawing/Painting Competition and Elocution competition held in the school on the occasion of Independence Day. Good Handwriting Award, Leadership Award, Most Helpful Student Award, Student of the Month Awards for the Month of July were given to the students. Certificates and Prizes were given to the winners.

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Mr. J. Ramesh, HOD of Telugu Department and Mr. B. Sandeep from Social Science Department gave speech on this occasion. Some students also gave wonderful speech on the great sacrifices of our freedom fighters.

The decoration for Independence Day Celebration has begun right at the entrance of our school. A vibrant display of the national flag and decorations in the colors of our country started right from the gates. The entrance has been adorned with flowers, banners, and streamers, creating an atmosphere of national pride and enthusiasm.

Inside the classrooms, students have put their creativity to work. Each classroom has been transformed into a mini gallery of patriotism. The walls are embellished with handmade flags, historical quotes, and art pieces that reflect the essence of freedom and unity.

In the school ground where our official Independence Day ceremony has taken place, the stage has been adorned with a grand backdrop of the national flag, and the podium has been set for our esteemed speakers. The Entire school premises has exuded an air of anticipation and excitement, a testament to our dedication to honor this significant day.

All these are the result of creativity and artistic efficiency of our art and craft department teachers Ms. Banaja Sahoo and Mr. Santhosh Rao who encouraged all the art and craft student members to do their best in making whole campus very vibrant with their decorations and the work of art. The decorations and preparations for this year’s Independence Day have been a true labor of love. Every effort, every decoration, and every performance is a tribute to our nation’s journey towards freedom and progress. Each act has been prepared with dedication and enthusiasm, showcasing the rich cultural heritage and the fervor of our nation.

But our celebration is not limited to decorations alone. Our students have prepared an array of cultural displays showcasing the diversity of our country. From traditional dances to folk music performances, these displays remind us of the rich tapestry of cultures that make up our nation.

To kick off our celebration, our talented students presented a series of dance performances that depicted various aspects of our nation’s history and cultural diversity. Through graceful movements and vibrant costumes, they transported us back in time and across regions, showcasing the unity in diversity that defines our country.

The melodious strains of patriotic songs filled the air as our choir and solo singers took the stage. These songs, echoing the sentiments of love for our nation, served as a reminder of the struggles and sacrifices made by countless individuals to secure our freedom. Their voices undoubtedly evoked emotions of pride and unity.

Next, we have a spectacular display of discipline and precision – the Dumbbell Drill trained by Mr. Harish (PET). Our students, through synchronized movements and the manipulation of dumbbells, demonstrated the dedication and training that our armed forces undertake. This performance is a salute to their commitment and the protection they provide to our nation.

It has been masterfully showcased the spirit of ‘Lezim’ through the synchronized movements and energetic performance with the coaching of Mr. Sai Kumar (PET). The dedication of the students to preserving our cultural heritage and their seamless coordination on stage has been a true delight to behold, reminding us of the power of unity and tradition.

Some students showcased incredible display of strength, balance, and coordination by taking the stage to create stunning human pyramids and amazed all by their teamwork and dedication.

Kolatam, a traditional folk dance, took center stage. This performance symbolizes the harmony and togetherness that transcends regional differences. As the dancers moved in rhythm, they reflected the beauty of unity that is the hallmark of our nation’s progress. The Pyramid Formations and Kolatam have been well trained by Mr. Pradeep Reddy and Aravind (PETs).

Mono action by L. Geethika as Rani Rudrama is a heart touching act on the day which filled the hearts of students with emotion.

Mr. Raghu (PET) arranged Guard of Honour with our National Cadet Corps (NCC). Some other NCC students proudly took the stage with a parade that exuded discipline and respect. Through their synchronized movements and immaculate uniforms, they showcased the values of leadership, unity, and service to the nation. This parade was a reflection of the potential within our youth to shape a brighter tomorrow. The performances witnessed are a testament to the talent, dedication, and fervor of our students and the staff NCC ANO Mr. S. Radha Krishnan and Mr. M.Ramakrishna who are behind them to back them up in every nook and corner and every way.

Under the guidance and mentorship of Mr. G Krishna Rao, English Faculty, A. Abhilasha and R. Alekhya of class X had the privilege to anchor this memorable event. Both of them put together a well-structured and engaging script that captured the essence of our nation’s freedom and unity.

In retrospect, celebrating this Independence Day has been an honor and a fulfilling experience for all the students and the staff. All expressed their deepest gratitude to Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu for his guidance and support, without which this event would not have been possible.

On a final note, Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu and Sri. Challa Dharma Reddy, the directors of the Greenwood Group of Schools, appreciated all the students and staff who have carried out their duties successfully and made the Independence Day Celebration a grand success.

JAI HIND , BHARATH MAATHA KI JAI

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Independence Day Celebrations @Greenwood Mancherial

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15/08/2023, Tue

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Greenwood High School celebrated Independence Day with great enthusiasm and fervor. The event was graced by esteemed dignitaries, including the Chief Guest Mr. Aakarssh Naidu, who was accompanied by Principals Mr. Chandramohan, Mr. Ayub, and ACO Mrs. Fareeda Somani. The dignitaries began the proceedings by offering flowers to honor our national leaders, paying homage to their sacrifices.

The highlight of the event was the flag hoisting ceremony, led by Chief Guest Mr. Aakarsh Naidu As the tricolor 🇮🇳🇮🇳soared high, the entire gathering united to sing the national anthem with pride and unity.

Speeches were delivered by the Chief Guest Mr. Aakarsh Naidu, Mr. Chandramohan, and Mr. Ayub, reflecting on the significance of Independence Day and the importance of preserving the values and ideals for which our nation stands.

The cultural segment of the celebrations showcased the rich diversity of Greenwood High School. The event began with a mesmerizing classical welcome dance that set the tone for the festivities. Students from various grades showcased their talents through speeches, dance performances, and a fancy dress competition that displayed the creativity of the pre-primary kids.

The stage lit up with the energetic dance performance by 1st-grade kids and patriotic songs rendered by talented students like Ruzula, Deekshitha, and Srinithya and their groups. Additionally, a drawing competition was held, focusing on depicting national movement events. The winners of the competition were honored with certificates and medals.

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One of the highlights was the breathtaking dance performance by the secondary boys, which left the audience awestruck with their skill and dedication. The grand finale was a tribute to the historic Dandi March, which was brought to life through a wonderful presentation, encapsulating the spirit of the freedom struggle.

The Independence Day celebrations at Greenwood High School were indeed a grand success, serving as a reminder of the sacrifices made by our freedom fighters and inspiring the young generation to cherish and uphold the values of our nation.

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Parents Role

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Parents play a pivotal role in shaping the character and moral compass of their children. From the earliest stages of development, parents serve as role models and guides, instilling values, beliefs, and behaviors that lay the foundation for a child’s character.

First and foremost, parents model behaviors and attitudes that children observe and emulate. Children learn empathy, kindness, honesty, and resilience by observing how their parents interact with others and handle challenges. Parents who demonstrate respect for others and show compassion create an environment conducive to character development.

Furthermore, communication is vital in character building. Open and meaningful conversations between parents and children allow for discussions on ethical dilemmas, decision-making, and personal values. Parents can encourage critical thinking and empathy by engaging in these discussions and fostering a safe space for their children to express their thoughts.

Discipline and boundaries also contribute to character formation. Consistent and fair discipline teaches children about responsibility, accountability, and the consequences of their actions. Setting boundaries helps children understand the importance of respecting rules and the rights of others.

Additionally, parents can expose their children to diverse experiences and perspectives, broadening their horizons and promoting tolerance and understanding. Encouraging involvement in community service or volunteering cultivates a sense of social responsibility and compassion for others.

Thus, parents are the primary architects of their children’s character. Through their words, actions, guidance, and support, parents mold the moral and ethical framework that shapes the individuals their children become. It is a profound responsibility that, when undertaken thoughtfully and consistently, contributes to the betterment of both the child and society at large.

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“Counting of Votes & Results Announcement” in Greenwood Erragattugutta

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14/07/2023— #Erragattugutta #Greenwood high School

It is commonly known that Counting of Votes is the last phase of any election process and it was same with the Greenwood Head Boy and Head Girl Elections-2023. All the boys and girls, teaching, supporting and office staff, after casting their votes on Election Day i.e. 11^thJuly 2023, waited exuberantly for the results.

Dr. G. BHARADWAJA NAIDU garu, the Director and Chief Election Commissioner, announced 14th July 2023 as the counting date. Elaborate arrangements were made for the counting. A counting centre was also arranged in the school premises.

Teachers were appointed as Counting officers. The procedure of counting was carried out by the election commission which was almost similar to the Election Commission of India’s directives. It was all done under the supervision and direction of the Returning Officer Sri. Sateeshan Achari and in the presence of the candidates and their agents.

First of all, this counting process began with the bringing of sealed ballot boxes from a secured place to the counting hall in a procession accompanied by the Chief Election Commissioner Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu garu, Principal Secretary Sri. A Prabhu Kumar, Election Commission Special Officer Sri. VVV Naveen Kumar, Chief Intelligence Officer Sri. T Pavan Kumar, Election Commissioners, Returning Officer, Observers, Chief Security Officers and the candidates. Meanwhile, the students and staff gathered at the school campus to listen the election result. All the students sat in their class wise allotted places and witnessed the whole event following the live commentary, public talks and opinion polls on loud speakers organized by the Dept. of English.

Next, at the counting tables, arranged separately one for girls and one for boys, the sealed ballot boxes were opened, ballot papers were tied up into the bundles of hundred votes and the votes secured by each candidate were counted. Total number of votes polled was 1629, among them 1220 were boys’ votes (including staff votes) and 409 were girls’ votes (including staff votes).

There were 4 stages in counting. Dr.G. Bharadwaja Naidu garu announced the leading position in each stage of counting. The candidate, one from the boys and one from the girls who secured the highest number of votes was declared elected.

From boys, RATHOD ROHAN (TREE Symbol) WON BY A LEAD OF 261 VOTES on his opponent DAGGU ABHINAV RAO(GRADUATION HAT Symbol).

From girls, VURUGONDA LAKSHMI THANISHKA (GRADUATION HAT Symbol) WON BY A LEAD OF 201 VOTES on her opponent PALLE SUMANA SRI (TREE Symbol).

The entire campus was buoyant during the counting. Round wise results were announced by Dr. G. BHARADWAJA NAIDU garu, the Director and Chief Election Commissioner and subsequently premises was reverberated with the cheers of supporters on hearing their favourite contestant was in leading. After the declaration of the winners, winning certificates were awarded to the newly elected Head Boy and Head Girl followed by their address to the gathering, photo session and party.

The Director, General Manager and Academic as well as Administrative Principals appreciated all the staff members and students who took active part in making this event a grand success. Especially they appreciated SOCIAL Department

Mr. Sateeshan Achari – Returning Officer
Ranjit Behara – Election commissioner
B. Kranthi Kumar – Election Commissioner
Sima Rout – Presiding Officer.

for their great efforts to get all students involved in casting their votes and to experience and learn a Practical Lesson of Indian Voting System. They also appreciated NCC ANO Mr. S. Radha Krishnan and Mr. M. Ramakrishna for making all the security arrangements with their team of NCC Cadets(Girls and Boys).

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Greenwood Talks by Sumayya of Class VIII -Einstein

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#Greenwood High School @Hunter Road, Warangal

Greenwood Talks by Sumayya of Class VIII Einstein.

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“Rain Day Celebrations” in Abhyaas The Global School

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##Abhyaas The Global School,Bhimavaram, AP

After enduring the the long scorching summer, the earth eagerly waits for the rain to fall and cool her parched crust. In the same way little children wait for the rain with eager hearts to get drenched naughtily in the rain chance to play with their paper boats in little puddles.

We at Abhyaas the global school have given our tiny tots a much awaited chance to dance and sing in the rain by celebrating ‘Rain Day’.

The teachers took this occasion as a chance to give their tiny pupils hands on experience of what is rain and monsoon season.

It was a heartwarming sight to see them all lined up in their colourful umbrellas and raincoats singing ‘Pitter Patter Raindrops’

The tiny tots shook their best legs to an accompanying lively song.

Joyful Jensica from UKG sang ‘I Har Thunder’ so realistically that it seamed as if it was really thundering at the moment.

Beautiful Bhanvi from LKG sang ‘Rain Rain Go Away’ very sweetly.

Finally the cherished tiny tots gleefully played in the water with their paper boats.

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