Greenwood School has been a regular news maker for its astounding results in IIT and NEET exams every since its inception. It remained a dream for Greenwood to see a Greenwoodian as a Bureaucrat in the Indian Administration for some time. That cherished dream has come true when our 2008 Batch Greenwoodian, Mr. Sai Kiran Pathipaka, S/o Komurelli, has successfully passed through the (UPSE CIVILS-2022) IPS-2022 qualifying examination.
It gives me an immense pleasure to convey a message to students of my alma mater.
My formative years at Greenwood laid foundation for my career.
There are few qualities that are non-negotiable at this age. These are to have an intense desire to succeed, clear vision, confidence, perseverance and discipline. I’m extremely grateful for the Greenwood management for developing these qualities in me.
I would like to share some tips from my experience which I think would be helpful to you.
First, refer standard sources.
Second, revise them multiple times.
Third, practice and rectify the mistakes.
Do not refer too many sources on one subject.
Once again, I would take the opportunity to thank the entire team of Greenwood for making me what I am today.
Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, the Director of Greenwood Group of Institutions, has congratulated Mr. Sai Kiran Pathipaka and hoped that many Greenwoodians would follow the tradition set by Mr. Sai Kiran Pathipaka in the near future.
Much awaited Talent Show and annual Mathematics Fair was held in Greenwood High School on Friday, 21 April, 2023. It is one of the most awaited events in the academic calendar for all the students. Challa Dharma Reddy and Dr. Girrem Bharadwaja Naidu, respected directors of Greenwood High Schools, CAO-A. Prabhu Kumar, and Principal Manjula madam are present on the occasion. The day began with lightening of lamp by the Director Sirs, CAO, and Principal madam. It was followed by Saraswathi Puja and a welcome classical dance.
After that, Principal Madam led the dignitaries present to the Maths Fair. Director Sirs inaugurated the Maths Fair by cutting the ribbon. Directors and dignitaries observed the Maths stalls set up by the students on various themes under the guidance of Maths teachers of school. All the dignitaries and parents present went ahead observing and enquiring the students about the various concepts and ideas behind their projects and their goals and objectives for the projects.
An art gallery has been curated for the occasion where artworks by students in various drawing competitions have been displayed alongside individual works of brilliance. Art gallery turned out to be big hit as parents took a keen interest in observing various appealing artworks on a wide-variety of topics, ranging from portraits of national heroes to impending climate crisis. In the gallery, students also displayed art and craft techniques at stalls.
Student’s Millets Food Gallery has been set up to spread awareness about the nutri-value of millets. Students came up with wide variety of millet recipes, ranging from cutlets to desserts. Students also presented the procedure of the recipes and handed the food items for tasting for visitors. Millets desserts seem to have attracted the visitors.
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After dignitaries went through all the three sections, prize distribution ceremony took place. Students who won Maths Olympiads and GN Foundation Fellowships are presented with the prizes and certificates by Challa Dharma Reddy Sir and Bharadwaja Naidu Sir.
Annual Academic Excellence awards are also distributed on the occasion to toppers from each section and class. They are presented with a medal and certificate by Bharadwaja Naidu sir.
Also, students who won prizes in letter writing competition, essay writing competition, drawing competition, and story reading competitions, conducted over the last couple of months, are presented with prizes and certificates by director sir. Director Bharadwaja Naidu sir appreciated all the winners and participants and emphasized how Greenwood strives to ensure all-round development of a child.
After a short break, students reassembled for the talent show, and there followed a spectacle of singing, dancing, and music performances.
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The graduation day ceremony for the senior KG and Grade 5 students of Greenwood Group of Schools was a remarkable event that will be cherished ever. The event was graced by the AGM of the Greenwood group, Mr. Pavan Kumar, was accompanied by the school principals, Mr. Chandramohan and Mr. Ayub.
The occasion held in the school premises in the presence of overwhelming happy parents.
The event kick started with a welcome dance by the Nursery kids, who mesmerized the audience with their innocence and cuteness. This was followed by a dance performance by the UKG children and a recitation of nursery rhymes by the Nursery kids. The LKG children then set the stage on fire and entertained the audience with their story-telling skills and a dance performance.
The Grade 5 students also put up a mesmerizing dance performance that was applauded by all.
The graduation day ceremony for the senior KG and grade 5 students of Greenwood Group of Schools was a wonderful event that was celebrated in a graceful manner. The students showcased their talents and skills, and the event was witnessed by proud parents who were delighted to see their children receive their convocation certificates.
“Graduation is an exciting time. It is both an ending and a beginning. It is warm memories of the past and big dreams for the future”.
Greenwood High School has organised Graduation Ceremony for the students of UKG and Grade V on 4th April 2023.
The event commenced with the lightning of the lamp by our beloved Director Dr. Girrem Bharadwaja Naidu sir , CAO Prabhu Kumar Sir ,Principal Manjula Madam , Vice-Principal L. Mahender Sir , and ACO Ms.Rumana.
Our beloved Director Dr. Girrem Bharadwaja Naidu sir addressed the gathering. His invigorating words enlightened the audience.
The programme began with a welcome dance presented by the Grade V children followed by the a gratitude speech from the students.
Dance and singing performances were performed by Grade V and UKG students .
The tiny tots left everybody spell bound as they danced on tunes of some vibrant music.
Heart stealing performance was the presentation of dance on “Different States of India” which fueled the spirit of patriotism in everyone present.
The most important part of the day- Graduation Ceremony started with the smart and tiny tots of pre primary and students of Grade V dresses in graduation robes and caps walking the stage. The Director sir felicitated the students with Certificate of Graduation. Children looked all pretty in their graduation robes and caps.
It was indeed a joyous and memorable day for the little ones as they received their Graduation Certificates.
Parent expressed their gratitude towards the school and the teachers in instilling humility and self esteem in their children through varied spectrum of activities.
During the International Sparrow Day event at Warangal Public School, under the guidance of Vikasa Tarangini, prizes were awarded to the winners of painting, essay, and lecture competitions organized for students from various schools.
The Chief Guest, Acharya Ramana Rao, the director of National Institute of Technology Water, emphasized the need to evaluate the natural resources provided by nature to humanity. He stressed the importance of protecting the environment, including birds, especially during the summer. University academic dean Dr. Shamita stated that one can learn valuable life lessons by studying the Bhagwat Gita from a young age. Dr. Bachu Radhakrishna, president of Reddy’s Joint Warangal district, and several other distinguished guests also attended the event, including the wife of Vedic scholar Narasimha Telikan, director’s wife NV Jyoti, in charge of Child Vikasa Tarangini Subhash Reddy, Dayakar Reddy, and Tanuja.
Our principal Ms.Kavita Chawla appreciated students and shared importance of birds. Let’s save BIRDS .
A letter writing competition has been conducted at Greenwood High School, Hunter Road, Warangal, on behalf of the Universal Postal Union (UPU).
The theme for the competition is “Imagine you are a superhero and your mission is to make all roads around the world safer for children,” and students are asked to write a letter to someone explaining which super power they need to achieve their mission.
There is overwhelming response from students of classes 7, 8, 9 and 10. Letters are written in English, Hindi and Telugu.
From all the classes around 80 students have taken part in the competition. Student cabinet is at the forefront in organizing the competition. Results are to be announced on Friday. Students are sure of their performance and eagerly waiting for the results of same.
An eventful journey in the life of many a student of Class 10 comes to an end, marking the beginning of another elsewhere in a college. It is time for the Greenwood family to bid farewell to those students with hearts laden with nostalgic memories and many shared anecdotes.
Service and helping and doing the needful when time demands is one virtue we would like to see in children.
All the members of our School Cabinet exhibited the finest capacity to take initiative and willingness to serve expecting nothing in return. Their wonderful efforts in making School Prayer Meetings each morning is praiseworthy indeed.
The brilliance they exhibited while making the arrangements for the Winter Sports Carnival was highly commendable. The initiative taken and creativity shown while arranging many a school function like National Festivals and such other festivals was highly laudable.
Student Cabinet Members (Girls)
Head Girl (K. Jhashmitha )
Discipline Secretary ( D. Tanisha )
Education Secretary ( R. Neeraja Akshaya )
Communication Secretary (K. Yuga Sri Bhavitha )
Sports Secretary (K. Reethu Patel )
Cultural Secretary (D. Anjana Bhavya Sri )
Health Secretary (J. Siri )
House Secretary (P. Harshini )
Event Secretary (Y. THARAINYA )
Food Secretary (D. Hasritha )
Swaach Secretary (K. Laxmi Priya)
Student Cabinet Members (Boys)
Head Boy (L. Karthik )
Discipline Secretary (Aman Thakur )
Education Secretary (B. Dheeraj )
Communication Secretary (T. Ashwanth)
Sports Secretary (T. Anirudh Sharma)
Cultural Secretary (K. Naga Siddartha)
House Secretary (A. Yashwanth )
Event Secretary (Ch. Sai Nikhil)
Food Secretary (K. Varun)
Swaach Secretary (L. Ayush Naik)
House Captains (Girls)
Trishul House Captain (R. Sai Srujitha)
Prithvi House Captain (M. Sanjana)
Brahmos House Captain (K. Trishika)
Agni House Captain (J. Bhuvana)
House Captains (Boys)
Trishul House Captain (K. Stalin)
Prithvi House Captain (A. Sudeep)
Brahmos House Captain (S. Deekshith)
Agni House Captain (G. Abhiram)
Opposition Leaders
M. Nishindra Reddy
M. Hansika
Many a time in many a place such admirable work seems go unnoticed; but, not in Greenwood.
Recognizing the hard work and service of our out-going Greenwood Cabinet Members ourbeloved Director, Dr. Girrem Bharadwaja Naidu garu has showered appreciation in plenty on such wonderful students by giving them well-designed certificates as tokens of sweet memories and sovereigns to cherish for times to come.
Life is a mirror and will reflect back to the thinker what he thinks to it.
What is a better way to encourage a child to think with scientific curiosity than to organize a science fair?!
Keeping these thoughts in mind, Abhyaas The Global School organized a science fair, aptly called BRAIN RAIN. Sri. R. Venkata Ramana, the DEO(District Education Office), West Godavari, graciously agreed to be the chief guest on the occasion.
Excitement spilled all over the third week of March as the school campus witnessed a lot of hustle and bustle in preparation for the Science Fair.
Enthusiastic kids right from Class 1 to Class Jr 10 began earnestly by gathering their favorite topics, working on their project models and finally, polishing their verbal presentation items and their body language.
Highlights of the “BRAIN RAIN”
‘Bites and Bikies’ – a Snake and ladder game with a difference. The huge grids of the game were marked on the assembly ground. The game can be played by a multiple players. Each player will move forward depending on the number shown on the oversized dice. They move upwards or downwards depending on whether they climb up ladders or are bitten by snakes. Every square has pictures of either healthy or junk food items. Very interestingly, the base and tip of ladders have pictures of healthy foods whereas the heads and tails have pictures of junk foods. The players are presented with happy smiles of SAD and Happy expressions, depending on the squares they are standing on. The player with the maximum number of happy smiles is the lucky winner. The intention of his game is to integrate healthy foods habits into a fun filled game.
Role play on the working of our Solar System by kids of Class-3
The Functioning of the Solar System including man-made satellites and rockets was another highlight in the Space Mission Section.
The Acid rains, the Science behind Black Magic and a Water rocket were like cherries on the cake.
On display in the ‘Forest Section’ of the fair were: different types of soil, aquatic life, desert life, village life with animal husbandry and a forest surrounded by hills and waterfalls.
In the ‘Diagnostics Section’, students explained about the working of kidneys and the human digestive system, usage of first aid, parts of the brain and the human eye. A group of children checked the BP, Random Blood Sugar levels and confirmed the blood groups of interested and willing parents.
In the ‘Human Anatomy Section’, children explained about the different systems in the humanbody, types of teeth, the difference between plant and animal cells. They also demonstrated how the joints in our body work.
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On display in the ‘Powerful Physics Section,’ were working models on light and shadow, air cooling system, working of a hydraulic JCB and hydraulic LIFT, different types of simple machines using different types of LEVERS, PERISCOPE, and KALIEDOSCOPE along with SOLAR AND LUNAR eclipses.
Visitors were invited to play where in level 1, they had to recognize the types of musical instruments and in level 2, they had to match the sources of sound with the given sound decibels. In level 3, they had to try moving a wire loop through a wire without touching it. A beep sound tells that they have lost the game.
In the ‘Colourful Chemistry Section: were working models of a WATER, BURGLAR and EARTHQUAKE alarm, water purifier, drip irrigation, volcanic eruption, types of forces including centrifugal force and fertilization and also different methods for preservation of food.
The primary students competed with their seniors with their numerous exhibits. They caught the attention of the visitors with their charm and enthusiasm.
As the scorching summer days are approaching fast, I take this responsibility of educating my students and dear parents on the need of proper water intake and create awareness on the consequences of un-necessary consumption of WATER RESOURCES.
Water is the foundation of our existence. The human body needs water for the day to day survival. Moreover, our body itself comprises of 70% water. This, in turn, helps our body to function normally.
Thus, the lack of sufficient water or consumption of contaminated water can cause serious health problems for humans. Therefore, the amount and quality of water which we consume is essential for our physical health plus fitness. It is said that every human being should consume at least 8 liters of water to keep hydrated.
Further, our daily activities are incomplete without water. Whether we talk about getting up in the morning to brush or cooking our food, it is equally important. If we look beyond human uses, we will realize how water plays a major role in every living beings life. It is the home of aquatic animals..
Therefore, we see how not only human beings but plants and animals too require water. The earth depends on water to function. We cannot be selfish and use it up for our uses without caring about the environment.
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A world without water
Water is not only required for our survival but for a healthy and happy life as well. Everyone has seen the scenario of water-deprived countries like Africa, where citizens are leading a miserable life. It is time for everyone to wake up and realize the urgency of conserving water. Water is the basic necessity for the functioning of all life forms that exist on earth. It is safe to say that water is the reason behind earth being the only planet to support life. This universal solvent is one of the major resources we have on this planet. It is impossible for life to function without water.
In other words, a world without water would make the human race impossible to last. The same can be said for all the animals and plants. In fact, the whole earth will suffer without water.
Firstly, the greenery will soon diminish. When earth won’t get water, all the vegetation will die and turn into barren land. The occurrence of different seasons will soon cease. The earth will be caught in one big endless summer. All forms of living organisms will go extinct if we do not conserve water right away.
In conclusion, unnecessary usage of water must be stopped at once. Every single person must work to conserve water and restore the balance. If not, we all know what the consequences are going to be.
P. Chandu was a cadet at Greenwood School in the years 2014 to 2016. Proud of his achievement.
It is with a great sense of loss we remember the ultimate sacrifice of our 40 Jawan of the CRPF who laid down life in the attack by the terrorists on their convoy this day on 2019.
The incident reaffirms our faith in the security forces of our nation. The evil of terrorism needs to be rooted out by the contributions of one and all.
We need to remember the line ‘ Every citizen is a soldier for the betterment of the nation’.
In this regard the NCC cadets of our school did bring out an awareness on the incident in the assembly.
The effort to learn about the sacrifices of the soldiers was appreciated by the DirectorDr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu garu, CAO-A. Prabhu Kumar garu, Academic Principal- V.V.V. Naveen kumar garu, and Admin. Principal-T. Pavan kumar.
The effort was also noted positively by the Commanding officerCol.A.N.Khandhuri,Administrative officerCol. Mahesh Kumar Jagtap.
The enrollment of students to the National Cadet Corps in the school was taken up on 14-03-2023. The students of class 7 and 8 were eligible for the two years course to obtain the A certificate.
This has great significance for all competitive exams and for the engineering and medicine seats as a quota is available for NCC cadets appearing in these exams. The enrollment process included the aspects of physical tests viz running and a few exercises to test the students stamina and attitude.
The enrollment was for a total of 80 cadets with a break up of 60 boys and 20 girls. The enrollment was taken up by Havildar Bharat, Second Officer S. Radha Krishnan and Care Taker M. Rama Krishna
Under the aegis of Colonel Ajayanand Khanduri,Colonel Mahesh Kumar Jagtap, Subedar Major Suhas Kadam of 10(T) Bn.NCC warangal.
The selected cadets were appreciated our beloved Director Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu garu,CAO-A. Prabhu Kumar garu,Academic Principal V.V.V. Naveen Kumar garu and Administration Principal T. Pavan kumar garu.
AIDEU-2023, farewell party for the outgoing students of class X (2022-23) was held in the school premises in a grand way on March 11, 2023.Class IX students had come together and expressed their desire to organize a farewell function.
Delighted management extended all possible help for the students to organize the party to make it a big success.
The program began with lightening the lamp and garlanding goddess Saraswathi’s portrait by the dignitaries that included Mrs. Jyothi Reddy,wife of Director Mr. Challa Dharama Reddy,CAO-Mr. A. Prabhu Kumar garu, Principal-Ms. Manjula garu, Jahnavi Reddy garu,Vice-Principal -L. Mahender garu, and ACO-K. Srikanth garu.
The program presided over by Rathika of Class IX (Newton) and Ch. Sahasra of IX-Bose. Dressed in traditional, they welcomed the guests, teachers, students for the occasion, and initiated the proceedings.
Lightening of the lamp was followed by welcome dance performance, a classical dance, by Sanjana of Class IX (Kalam) and Ashwini of Class IX (Newton).
It was followed by speeches of students. K. Yashaswini, K. Nihari, S. Sai Shruthi, Y. Slesha, V. Siri Valli, S. Harshith of outgoing batch spoke about their school journey and recollected the wonderful moments of school life. They also expressed their heartfelt gratitude to the teachers and school for being on their side through thick and thin and guiding them in the right direction. Head boy, Teja, and Head Girl, Vaishanvi, also spoke during the program. They earnestly appreciated the leadership opportunity and how it helped them to grow as individuals besides learning essential qualities of leadership. Vaishnavi said that she would be eternally grateful for the opportunity.
Vice- Principal- Mahendar garu, Mr. ACO – Srikanth garu,Ms. J. Vijaya Shree madam (Social Teacher), Mr. D Shivaji (English Teacher),Mr. B Dharma Dev (Physics Teacher),Ms. K Prasanna Laxmi (Telugu Teacher), and Ms. Nagarani (Hindi Teacher) spoke on the occasion and applauded the students for their perseverance over the years, through the last year particularly, and wished student best of everything.
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Speaking at the function, Principal Manjula Madam called the moment a bitter-sweet one. Overwhelmed by emotions, she underlined the importance staying connected to the roots and parents irrespective of where career and life take one. She conveyed the message of both the directors.
CAO-A. Prabhu Kumar garu, addressing the students, said, “go out and face the world bravely; Greenwood High Schools instilled values in you to face any situation with confidence, the school would always stand by its students no matter what.”
Fun games were organized for seniors by class IX students. All the students enthusiastically participated in the activities. Some cultural activities including dance and singing performances were performed by class IX and Class X students.
The program ended with a sumptuous lunch for all the participants.
Every year, International Women’s Day is celebrated on March 8 across the world. It’s a day when everyone shows appreciation, love, and respect towards women. A woman is said to be a beautiful creation of God!
Greenwood High School- Hunter Road had taken the initiative to make good memories for all the lady staff of the school. With the gracious presence of our principal Manjula madam, Vice principal, Mahender sir, ACOs Srikanth sir, Harsha Vardhan sir and Rumana Madam the event had started.
All the students gathered in the assembly ground with a special welcome given to the Female Staff. The management gave special badges to the teachers starting nursery to high school. The students also acknowledged all the aayas and helping staff of the school.
Students of 9th arranged an amazing entertainment round for everyone, where they described the teachers using different adjectives and students had to guess the name of the teachers. It bought a lot of laughter and smiles on the faces of all the children, teachers and especially our principal Manjula maam.
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Student of class 8th gave amazing speech on Savitri Bai Phule.
Student of class 7th enlightened us with information about Rani Laxmi Bai.
Student of class 6th informed us about the great life of Kalpana Chawla.
Students also performed dance and sang songs to show the struggles of the women.
Girls of class 6th 7th and 8th dressed up as famous inspiring women like Kalpana Chawla, Rani Laxmi Bai, Savitri Bai Phule, Saniya Mirza, Rani Rudrama Devi, Droupadi Murmu. Each and every one present in the assembly ground appreciated the look.
Boys of class 6-8th showed gratitude towards the women of our society. This action was much appreciated by all the staff of the school.
Special thanks to Ms. Tasleem who guided the students all along the process and prepared them in such a short notice.
Towards the end our principal Manjula maam told us about the significance of women’s day and how they play different roles in the society. Thanks to her, the day became even more memorable.
Being a woman itself is a superpower. Happy Women’s Day.
Holi is a festival of colours. Even the elderly turn into youngsters on this day as they forget their age and ailments while naughtily pursuing their targets to cover them up with as many colours as possible.
The gulaal used in earlier days was made from natural colours extracted from flowers, spices and trees etc and had medicinal properties beneficial to the skin.
Unfortunately, in modern days, the hazardous chemicals and substances used in Holi colours play havoc with our skin, eyes and respiratory system.
In the name of celebrating Holi, a huge amount of water is spent and even wasted. Playing wet Holi with water-guns or water-balloons can harm the ear. Water may enter the ear and cause itching, earache or blockage.
The next few days after Holi are spent trying to get rid of the unforgiving colours stuck mercilessly to the skin and clothes.
Inorder to avoid such problems, we at Abhyaas the global school celebrated Holi with a difference. Colours were used creatively. The tiny tots dipped their palms into vibrant colours of their choice and admired the way their own palms and those of their peers looked. Next, they pressed their palms and thumbs on a chart leaving imprints to create a beautiful and creative picture.
The kids played with colours but didn’t smear them on each other instead they used them creatively to create memories of a different kind.
In order to reduce pressure on children and make it more interesting Greenwood High School has organized fun day on every Saturday.
It was a day full of fun activities and games. Witnessing an enthusiastic response and participation, the excitement started with stories and jokes presentation by the students which was a great way to showcase their talent. The students were engaged in an artistic endeavor that fostered their creative spirit by doodling their favorite cool and tasty delicacy.
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The enjoyment to the day was enhanced when they had their favourite potluck lunch .The day culminated wherein the children grooved to the rhythm of the music. The smiles on the students’ faces were proof of the grand success of the day and set the pace for every school day to be as joyful as the Fun Day.
Greenwood High School takes another achievement for itself.
Central Board of Secondary Education(CBSE) has presented a Merit Certificate to Greenwood High School for being a Mathematics Promotional School with the maximum number of student participation in Aryabhata Ganit Challenge over many years.
During this academic year as many as 75 students of our School participated in Stage 1 of Aryabhata Ganit Challenge held in November 2022. HAMSIKA KONTHAM of Class 8, HARSHINI MADISHETTY of Class 9, and PINGILI RAJASHEKAR REDDY of Class 10 were selected for Stage 2 which was held on December 15th, 2022. These three students were awarded with a Participation Certificate.
HAMSIKA KONTHAM of Class – 8
HARSHINI MADISHETTY of Class 9
PINGILI RAJASHEKAR REDDY of Class 10
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We are provide to announce that Faisal Tabrez, Himanshu Bhattad and Swathi Aienavolu of 2019 batch had shown their amazing ability and problem solving skills and attained a position among the first 100 achievers from Chennai Region of CBSE.
Swathi Aienavolu of 2019
Himanshu Bhattad
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These opportunities help students gain confidence and participate in all the other activities and challenges from CBSE.
NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY is distinguished to spread a notable message about the importance of science used in daily life. This event is a great platform for students to create awareness of science and technology.
Greenwood High School, Gopalpur, Hanumankonda celebrated National Science Day on 28th February 2023 to commemorate the discovery of the Raman Effect by Sir CV. Raman for which he received a Nobel prize in 1930 in the field of physics.
Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman is one of the prominent figures in science and technology. The theme for NSD of the year 2023 ‘Global Science for Global Wellbeing’.
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GREENWOOD Staff has paid floral tributes to Sir CV. Raman portrait during the morning assembly in the school ground. We conducted quizzes during class hours. The students have presented their projects and explained in assembly.
To enable the students to know about the latest developments in the fields of science and technology Students were shown the videos of the Scientific documentaries of a Satellite launch by ISRO, class wise.
Let us reaffirm our commitment to fulfilling our collective scientific responsibility and leveraging the power of science for human progress.
National Science Day is celebrated in India on February 28th every year to mark the discovery of the Raman Effect by Sir CV Raman in 1928.
Taking this as an opportunity “GREENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL” came up with fun activities and information to spread the wonders of science among the students.
The day is celebrated to spread awareness about the importance of science education and its role in our daily lives.
It is a day to recognize and appreciate the contributions of scientists and their impact on society.
On National Science Day, our school organized an event to celebrate the importance of science in our daily lives. The event began with a speech by the school Principal highlighting the significance of the day and the role of science in shaping our world.
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The theme of our National Science Day celebration was “Antibiotics and Vaccines”
Antibiotics and vaccines are crucial in the fight against infectious diseases, and it’s important to raise awareness among children
A special assembly was also held, featuring student performances related to science. A quiz was held during the assembly and winners were given prizes.
Children prepared a song on the periodic table which was a very catchy tune that list the elements of periodic table
Ms. Nasreen Sultana, Mr. Pradeep Reddy, Ms. Shailaja Reddy, Mr. Ramesh, Mr. Dharma Dev, Ms. Shahida, and Ms. Rida were eager to organize an event that would inspire their students to appreciate Science. They worked tirelessly to coordinate with other teachers, design activities that would be engaging and informative for students of all ages. It encourages the public to engage with science and appreciate its contributions to science.
The National Science Day celebration at School ended on a high note with students feeling inspired and excited about the wonders of science.
Overall, National Science Day serves as a reminder of the power of science to transform our world and inspire future generations of scientists.
Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.
Coming towards the session end Greenwood High School Hunter Road had planned Wisdom Week from Nursery to Grade V. As we all know that haste makes waste, so from 20th February to 24thFebruary children came together and worked on different projects with the guidance of the teachers (Telugu, Hindu, English, Math, Science and Social).
The zeal of the students towards learning and presentation made the week more passionate and fulfilling. As this chance comes Once in a blue moon students grabbed this opportunity and showcased their amazing skills and abilities to grasp, learn, understand.
different ideas and concepts. Parents of all the students were invited to attend this special event.
The D-Day had arrived. On 25th February all the students were ready with their stall and awaited the arrival of the parents. Our Beloved Director Dr.G.Bharadwaja Naidu garu inaugurated the event followed by chief director Prabhu Kumar garu , principal Manjula Mam, vice principal Mahender sir and ACO Rumana mam.
The parents bloomed the day with their presence. All the students were as calm as a cucumber and with every class the expectations and excitement of the visitors was increasing.
From 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM students confidently showed their talents. All the Greenwood staff took turns to visit the stalls and appreciate the hard work of our students.
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And with that We called it a day.
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The prestigious Greenwood High School- Mancherial, celebrated it’s first sports Carnival. The most capable, profoundly qualified, dedicated and exceptionally respectable Director Dr. G. Bharadwaj Naidugaru, Mr. Aakash Naidu garu and Mr .T. Pavan Kumargaru, the AGM of Greenwood group of Schools, Principals Mr. Chandramohan garu and Mr. Ayub garu along with ACO Mrs. Kanthi garu graced the event with their wonderful presence.
All the Honorable dignitaries were gracefully welcomed to with an elegant NCC cadet march past, accompanied by the house captains and, vice captains.
The school campus plunged into an array of colours with the signature of blue, red, green and yellow standing out.
The program was initiated by a classical dance and with the inspirational song “okate jananam”.
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All the dignitaries were introduced and invited on to the dais. Display of overall championship trophy was spectacular and marvelous moment.
Students of grade-7 Raghav and Radha shared their excitement about sports Carnival.
The prize distribution was the most important part of sports day where all the students and participants waited to receive the awards and prizes. Our beloved and honorable Director Dr. G. Bharadwaj Naidu garu bestowed the trophies and medals to all the winners and runners of different categories of sports and games.
