Education is not measured only by marks, certificates, or ranks. True education is reflected in the values we carry in our hearts and practice in our daily lives. In a world that is constantly changing, it is our values that remain steady and guide us through every stage of life. Values are the silent teachers that shape our thoughts, actions, and future.
From the early years of Nursery to the crucial years of Class 10, children are not only learning subjects but also learning life. Simple habits like saying please and thank you, being honest even when no one is watching, respecting elders, caring for friends, and taking responsibility for one’s actions are the foundations of strong character. These small daily practices gradually become lifelong traits.
Character is built through everyday experiences. When children learn to stand up for what is right, to be patient during difficulties, to be humble in success, and to be strong in failure, they develop inner strength that stays with them forever. These values become their guiding light in times of confusion and challenge.
Parents play a powerful role in shaping these lifelong values. The home is the first place where children begin to understand love, respect, discipline, and responsibility. Children learn more from what they observe than what they are told. When they witness kindness in action, honesty in words, and respect in relationships, they naturally grow into balanced individuals.
In today’s fast-changing digital world, where children are exposed to endless information and influences, strong values act as an inner compass. They help children choose wisely, behave responsibly, and remain grounded in every situation. Knowledge gives direction, but values give purpose.
Our collective responsibility is to raise children who are not only intelligent, but also compassionate, respectful, and strong in character. The values taught today will become the foundation of tomorrow’s leaders, thinkers, and responsible citizens.
Let us guide our children with patience, love, and consistent example, so that the values they learn today truly last a lifetime.
The English Department of Greenwood High School organised the much-awaited Mega English Quiz Competition, “LinguaQuest–25”, with the inspiring tagline “Unravel the Power of Language”, on29 November 2025. The programme turned out to be a vibrant celebration of knowledge, language proficiency, and healthy competition, offering students a memorable platform to experience the joy of learning beyond the classroom.
Programme Highlights
The event began on a dignified note with the Welcome Address, where the school warmly greeted and honoured the esteemed dignitaries: Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Academic Principal Sri. V. V. V. Naveen Kumar, Administrative Principal Sri. T. Pavan Kumar and Vice Principal Sri. V. Suresh Kumar.
To set an energetic tone for the evening, students from Class X – Kalam, led by B. Siri Varshini and group, presented a graceful Welcome Dance to the motivational song “Positive Affirmations – Yes I Can, Yes We Can”. The dance was beautifully choreographed and guided by Ms. Shirin Naaz, leaving the audience fully charged and inspired.
One of the special attractions of the event was the Teaser Video designed by Mrs. Mercy Leena, capturing the entire journey of LinguaQuest–25 —
The LinguaQuest Poster Release on 6 November during the special assembly (with the banner artistically painted by Mr. G. Krishna Rao and unveiled by Director sir.
The Preliminary Written Test conducted on 8 November for all students of Classes VIII, IX, and X.
The Viva Voce Round held on 18 November for shortlisted top scorers from each section.
The teaser brought alive the hard work, enthusiasm, and preparation that led up to the grand finale.
The Quiz Begins
After the introductions, the four final teams with 6 members in each one were invited onto the stage:
The Shakespeare’s Squad
The Robin Klein Rangers
The Dickens Detectives
The Wordsworth Warriors
The grand quiz consisted of four highly engaging rounds —
Literature Round
Vocabulary Round
Communication & Language Skills Round
Grammar Round
Each round featured 16 thoughtfully curated questions, presented through an impressive and visually appealing PPT designed by Mr. G. Krishna Rao.
The quiz was conducted by dynamic quiz masters Mrs. Mercy Leena and Ms. Shirin Naaz, who ensured that the event remained lively, fair, and well-paced.
To keep the competition transparent and exciting, the scoreboard was continuously updated by Mr. Radha Krishnan.
The open auditorium buzzed with energy as teams battled with confidence, quick thinking, and excellent command of English knowledge.
Address by Director Sir
Director Sri.Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, in his inspiring address, appreciated the students’ outstanding efforts and highlighted the importance of language mastery in today’s competitive world. He emphasised that programmes like LinguaQuest make learning enjoyable, promote critical thinking, and help students develop strong communication skills, which are essential for academic and personal success.
Winners of LinguaQuest–25
Sri. Dr.Bharadwaja Naidu proudly announced the winners:
🏆 Winners – The Dicken Detectives
Ch.Mansawith Reddy – VIII Satish Dhawan
A. Rithika – IX Satish Dhawan
V. Ruthwik Reddy – IX Nobel
J. Shailender – X Aryabhatta
V. Kalyani – X Satish Dhawan
B. Sadashiva Keshav – X Vikram Sarabhai
🥈 Runners-up -The Shakespeare’s Squad
V. Sai Haindav – VIII Kalam
T. Mani Theja – IX Satish Dhawan
M. Shriyaan – IX Archimedes
D. Pranay Paul – X Satish Dhawan
K. Jivitesh – X Vikram Sarabhai
L. Thanisha – X Bhatnagar
The audience greeted the results with huge applause, acknowledging the participants’ consistency, talent, and teamwork.
Behind the Scenes – The Journey of LinguaQuest–25
LinguaQuest–25 was not just a quiz but the outcome of a month-long academic celebration:
6 November – Poster Release by Director sir
8 November – Preliminary Written MCQ Test for all students of Classes 8–10 for 30 marks
18 November – Viva Voce (Oral Test for 20 marks) for shortlisted students
28 November – English Department teachers personally met the dignitaries with greeting notes and invited them to the finale.
All question papers, MCQs, viva questions, and rounds were meticulously prepared by the English Department under the leadership of HOD Mr. T. Vijaykanth, with special design support from Mr. G. Krishna Rao and T. Narasimha Rao. The dedication of the entire team ensured the event’s smooth, professional, and successful execution.
Students’ Experience
Many students expressed that LinguaQuest–25 was one of the most enriching learning experiences of the year. They shared that:
The quiz helped them revise English concepts in a fun and interactive way.
The competitive environment motivated them to push their boundaries.
They enjoyed working in teams and learning from one another.
The Viva Voce round improved their confidence in speaking.
They felt inspired to read more books, practise vocabulary, and develop communication skills.
Several participants said that the event made them feel “like real quiz stars on a national stage.”
Vote of Thanks & National Anthem
The event concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks, appreciating the guidance of the management, the efforts of the English Department, the support of teachers, and the enthusiastic participation of students. The programme ended with the National Anthem, filling the hall with pride and unity.
LinguaQuest–25 stands as a shining example of Greenwood High School’s commitment to nurturing linguistic excellence and creating meaningful learning experiences. Such events not only enhance students’ academic abilities but also build their confidence, creativity, and love for the English language. The day will remain a cherished memory for all who participated and witnessed the celebration of language, learning, and talent.
Reported By: Mr. G. Krishna Rao Department of English
At Greenwood High School – Gopalpur, our students explored the concept of Measuring Capacity in Water through a fun hands-on activity. Children compared different containers like cups, bowls, and bottles to understand how much water each one can hold. By filling and measuring each container, they learned that every vessel has a different capacity. This simple, engaging activity helped students develop practical math skills while enjoying real-life learning.
The Spelling Bee Genius Quiz Competition was conducted at Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, Hanumakonda on 6th November 2025. The event aimed to promote language development, enhance spelling proficiency, and encourage students to enrich their vocabulary through fun and learning.
The Preliminary Screening Test was held on 31st Oct 2025 in which students from Classes IV- VII participated enthusiastically. Based on their scores, three students from each class, total 36 students have been advanced to the Semi-Final Round.
In the semi-finals, participants were divided into nine teams with full transparency, the teams were:
Alphabet Avengers
Spelling Ninjas
Pikachu Spelling Shockers
Nectar Navigators
Dictionary Demons
Dora the Word Explorer
The Hive Minds
The Lexicon Lions
The Little Legends
The semi-final round showcased a blend of excitement and healthy competition. After a thorough screening test, four teams qualified for the Final Quiz Round:
Dictionary Demons
Dora the Word Explorer
Alphabet Avengers
Nectar Navigators
The final round was filled with energy and quick thinking as the teams battled for the top position. The winners were as follows:
1st Place: Alphabet Avengers
K. Akshara – VII Hippocrates P. Manideep – VII Swaminathan D. Ahsaas – VII Tesla B. Ashrith Sagar – VI Pasteur U. Sidharth – V Charaka
2nd Place: Nectar Navigators
R. Arohi – VII Hippocrates E. Ashwadh varma – VII Swaminathan N. Sidda Karunya Reddy – VI Aristotle G. Laxmi Narasimha Reddy – V James Watt Hansika Hemla – V James Watt
The competition was organized by the Department of English and received an enthusiastic response from students and teachers alike. Events like these not only make learning enjoyable but also strengthen students’ confidence and communication skills. With the guidance and support of the principal and management, the school will be coming up with more innovative activities.
At Greenwood High School, Hunter Road, our primary students follow a healthy routine every day with a dedicated Water Break. This simple habit encourages children to stay hydrated, stay active, and stay focused throughout the day. By drinking water at regular intervals, students develop awareness about good health and learn the importance of taking care of their bodies.
At Greenwood, we believe that small habits create big changes—and our Water Break is one of those meaningful steps toward joyful learning and overall wellbeing.
Mathematics has been a part of human life from the moment people began counting the days, sharing food, and measuring the world around them. What began as simple marks on stones has grown into one of the most powerful tools in human history.
Where It All Began
Early humans used stones, sticks, and even their fingers to keep track of numbers. As civilizations grew, so did their need for better ways to calculate and measure.
• Egyptians used math to design pyramids.
• Babylonians developed early tables of multiplication.
• Greeks studied shapes, patterns, and reasoning.
• Indians gifted the world with the number zero and the place-value system.
These discoveries formed the foundation for modern mathematics.
Math Through the Ages
Over centuries, mathematics became essential in every field:
• Traders used math to weigh, measure, and keep accounts.
• Astronomers used math to study stars and predict seasons.
• Engineers and builders relied on math to construct safe roads, bridges, and monuments.
• Scientists and inventors used math to understand nature and create new technologies.
Every major milestone in human progress has a mathematical idea behind it.
Why Mathematics Matters Today
Mathematics is a subject that supports almost everything in our modern world:
• Smartphones, computers, and the internet run on mathematical principles.
• Banking, online transactions, and business depend on calculations and algorithms.
• Doctors use math in diagnosis, research, and medical technology.
• Pilots, architects, designers, and scientists all rely on mathematical skills every day.
Even simple activities—sharing snacks, playing sports, crossing the road, or telling time—involve math!
A Skill for Life
Mathematics helps us think clearly, solve problems, and make good decisions. It builds discipline, confidence, and creativity. Whether a student is in Nursery learning to count or in Class X solving equations, every step strengthens the mind.
A Message to Our Students
Mathematics is more than a subject in school—it is a universal language that connects ideas, shapes inventions, and opens doors to the future. Let us learn it with curiosity, practice it with patience, and enjoy the excitement of every new discovery. 🌟
S. Lavith Rao and V. Aarush from Greenwood High School – Hasanparthy delivered an inspiring presentation on the topic “Can One Person Make a Difference?” They highlighted how even a single individual, with determination and the right mindset, can create meaningful change in society. Their talk motivated fellow students to believe in their own abilities, take small positive actions, and understand that every great transformation begins with one person’s courage and initiative.
Vamshi and Jithendra from Greenwood High School – Hasanparthy presented an engaging talk on the topic “Imagination.” They explained how imagination sparks creativity, helps students think beyond limits, and turns simple ideas into big possibilities. Their thoughtful presentation encouraged classmates to dream freely, explore new ideas, and use imagination as a powerful tool for learning and innovation.
T. Nakshathra & D. Shravya from Class 8 Kalam of Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, confidently presented the topic “Why Every Student Should Try Public Speaking.” Their talk highlighted how public speaking builds confidence, improves communication skills, enhances leadership qualities, and helps students express their ideas clearly. Their presentation not only inspired their classmates but also encouraged every student to overcome fear and develop this essential life skill.
S. Bhavnee and R. Jessica from Grade 2 spoke beautifully on the topic “My Parents, My Everyday Motivation.” They explained how their parents inspire them every single day with love, care, and guidance. The children shared that their parents encourage them to study well, be kind, and always do their best in whatever they learn at school.
They expressed that their parents’ hard work and support motivate them to become good students and good human beings. Their heartfelt words showed how much they respect and admire their parents. The way they spoke with innocence and confidence made their presentation truly touching and meaningful.
P. Shree Aadya from Grade 1 spoke confidently and sweetly about “My School.” She described her school as a happy place where she learns new things every day. Aadya beautifully shared her experience of exploring every part of the school — the classrooms, library, playground, computer lab, and activity areas — just like a little school tour.
She expressed how much she loves her teachers, who teach with patience and care, and how she enjoys playing with her friends during break time. Aadya said the library is one of her favourite places because it has many colourful books. She also mentioned the playground, where she enjoys running, playing games, and staying active.
Through her simple yet clear explanation, Aadya introduced each corner of her school with excitement, showing how Greenwood High School is not only a place for learning but also a place filled with joy, fun, and wonderful experiences. Her presentation reflected her innocence, confidence, and love for her school.
Sanjana from Greenwood High School delivered an insightful talk on “Procrastination,” explaining how delaying tasks affects students’ performance and daily life. With clear examples and practical solutions, she encouraged her peers to build discipline, set priorities, and take small steps toward productivity. Her presentation was appreciated for its clarity, confidence, and relevance to today’s students.
The much-awaited Winter Sports Carnival was inaugurated today with great enthusiasm and school spirit at Greenwood High School, Hunter Road. The event was graced by the esteemed presence of Director, Mr. Bharadwaj Naidu, General Manager, Mr. Prabhu Kumar, Principal, Mrs. Manjula Devi, Dean, Mr. Ravinder, Vice Principal Mr. Srikanth and ACO, Mrs. Rajeshwari, who presided over the gathering.
The ceremony commenced with the hoisting of the school flag, followed by the respectful hoisting of the National Flag, filling the atmosphere with pride, patriotism and unity.
the children participated in an energetic marshal run around the ground, symbolically carrying and lifting the ceremonial light, setting a spirited tone for the day.
The students presented a vibrant house-wise march past, showcasing discipline, coordination and teamwork. In his inspiring address, the Director administered the sports oath, encouraging students to uphold the values of sportsmanship, integrity and fair play throughout the carnival.
The inaugural drills began with beautifully synchronized rhythmic performances set to music, where students displayed colourful pom-pom formations, adding festive charm to the event. The middle school students impressed the audience with their well-coordinated dumbbell drills, reflecting strength, precision and vigorous practice.
Parents were warmly invited for the inaugural ceremony and their active participation added joy to the occasion. Special parent-and-child games were conducted, creating moments of fun, bonding and shared laughter. The enthusiastic involvement of parents made the event even more memorable.
The Winter Sports Carnival promises an exciting lineup of activities and competitions in the coming days, celebrating the spirit of fitness, teamwork and healthy competition at Greenwood High School.
Important Winter Safety Precautions for Our Students
Dear Students and Parents,
As we step into the peak of the winter season, weather forecasts indicate that we may experience the coldest temperatures in the last seven years. In light of this, it becomes our collective responsibility to ensure the safety, health, and well-being of all our children.
Young learners—especially those in Nursery to Primary grades—are more vulnerable to sudden temperature drops, and it is essential that we take proactive precautions both at home and during travel to school.
Key Winter Precautions to Follow
1. Ensure Proper Winter Clothing
Dress children in layers—thermals, sweaters, jackets, woolen socks, mufflers, gloves, and caps that cover the ears.Avoid sending students without proper shoes; open footwear can cause rapid heat loss.For toddlers and younger children, always keep an extra pair of clothing in their school bags.
2. Boost Immunity & Nutrition
Provide warm and healthy meals such as soups, finger-millets, boiled vegetables, eggs, nuts, fruits rich in Vitamin-C, etc. Encourage children to drink enough warm water throughout the day to stay hydrated. Limit junk and cold foods to avoid seasonal infections.
3. Health Monitoring
If your child shows symptoms of cold, cough, fever, or weakness, please allow proper rest at home. Consult a doctor in case of continuous discomfort and avoid self-medication. Maintain hygiene practices such as handwashing, mask-wearing when sick, and using a handkerchief while sneezing.
4. Travel & Outdoor Safety
Students traveling early in the morning should leave the home well covered and avoid exposure to fog or cold winds. Bicycle riders should use thermal gloves and ear protection. Avoid overcrowding in closed spaces to reduce infection spread. Together We Stay Safe and Healthy We request all parents to cooperate and guide their children in following these precautions consistently. Winter brings beauty, joy, and celebration—but with preparedness, we can make it safe as well. Let us join hands in protecting our children and ensuring they continue to learn and grow comfortably during the season.
Today at Greenwood High School, a Class 6 young leader interviewed our little Nursery star! 💖 🎒 Small girl, big thoughts, and a heartwarming conversation that lit up the campus.
The Grade 4th and 5th students of Greenwood High School, Hunter Road had an enriching and informative visit to the Fire Station today. The visit was organized as part of our experiential learning program to help students understand real-life safety systems and the essential services that support our community.
During the visit, the firefighters warmly welcomed our students and explained the importance of fire safety, emergency preparedness and the critical role of the fire department. Students were excited to watch a live demonstration of firefighting techniques, the use of safety equipment and the functioning of fire engines. They also learned about emergency response procedures and how firefighters act swiftly and bravely during rescue operations.
The interactive session allowed students to ask questions, explore the equipment and gain practical knowledge that goes beyond classroom learning. The firefighters’ dedication and discipline left a strong impression on our young learners.
“Real learning happens when curiosity meets experience.” This visit truly brought classroom concepts to life and inspired our students to be more aware, responsible and safety-conscious.
Overall, it was a memorable and impactful learning experience for our students and we extend our sincere thanks to the Fire Station team for their support and cooperation.
We also extend our appreciation to the school management, whose continuous support and cooperation have made it possible to organize such educational trips that help children learn beyond the classroom.
During the G-Talks session held at Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, D. Vaishnavi Priya, a Class 10 student, delivered an impressive talk on the topic “How to Overcome Negative and Self-Sabotaging Thoughts.”
Speaking with confidence and clarity, Vaishnavi explained how students often face self-doubt, fear of failure, and negative thinking, especially during academic pressure. She highlighted practical steps to overcome these challenges, such as developing a positive mindset, believing in oneself, setting achievable goals, and staying focused on personal growth.
Vaishnavi also emphasized the importance of avoiding overthinking, practising gratitude, and surrounding oneself with encouraging people. Her message inspired many students, reminding them that self-belief is the first step towards success.
The school management appreciated her thoughtful presentation, noting that such sessions help students build emotional strength and confidence.
Silent letters may be quiet, but they play a meaningful role in the English language. They guide us in understanding how a word should sound, often stretching or softening a vowel, like in made or hope. They also help us tell words apart that would otherwise look or sound the same, such as knight and night. Many silent letters are like little reminders of history, showing how English has grown and borrowed from other languages over time. They even connect words within the same family, like sign and signal, helping us see their shared meaning. In simple terms, silent letters are invisible helpers — they don’t speak, but they make reading, spelling, and understanding English much easier.
