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.
A school Sports Day is a red-letter day on the calendar. It is a day when students are freed from their classrooms and allowed to jump and run around the campus, freed from the fetters of learning. It is a day for mothers and fathers to cheer at their sons and daughters.
School Sports Day is a day for lots of action, red faces, perspiration and smiling faces. It’s a day for victories and defeats, for successes and failures.
Beyond the obvious health and activity benefits, sports can teach us much about life. It teaches us about teamwork and team spirit. It teaches us to work together to achieve a common goal. It helps to inculcate the spirit of sportsmanship in all the competitors. It’s also about developing the qualities of trust and responsibility.
Abhyaas The Global School conducted the opening ceremony of the Annual Sports Day with lots of enthusiasm, passion, and vigor.
The Chief Guest Shri D. Someswara Rao garu, the guest of honour Shri. Datla Suryanarayana Raju garu and Shri. Ch. Ranga Sai began the event by ceremoniously lighting the lamp accompanied by the Principal Mrs. Anita Suhasini.
The audience sat enthralled as girls of grades 8 and 9 gracefully performed a classical dance in reverence to God Almighty.
All the dignitaries along with the Principal Mrs. Anita Suhasini were escorted by the Boy and Girl SPLs, the sports SPL and the four house Captains to the dais at the school ground.
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To begin the ceremony, the National Flag was hoisted by the Chief Guest Mr. D. Someswara Rao, Sports flag was hoisted by the gust of honur Mr. D. Suryanarayana Raju and the school flag was hoisted by the special guest, Mr. Ch. Ranga Sai And reviewed the march past.
March past is all about synchronization and teamwork. Marching in a contingent demands alertness and an unspoken co-ordination. The drumbeat rolls, the band strikes up and a high pitched voice issues a command.
The students of grades 6, 7, 8 and 9 belonging to Diamond, Sapphire, Emerald and Ruby houses matched past the chief guest for his review. Each house was led by a House Captain and a House Vice Captain.
Soon, it was time to light the torch which ignited the passion of the sporting spirit. This flame ever represents the endeavor for protection and struggle for victory. The flame symbolizes “the light of spirit, knowledge and life.”
The first torch bearer of the flame was the sports SPL Master Kodanda Hemanth who passed it to the Boy SPL Master Abhiram Varma and the Girl SPL Miss Sneha and was passed to the Diamond House Captain, Master Shalem and the Vice House Captain Master Deepak, they handed over to the captain of Sapphire House, Miss Tejeswari and the Vice House Captain Roshani.
The next chance of taking over the torch went to the Emerald House Captain Miss Keerthana and the Vice House Captain Miss Vasavi Sai Priya. Finally, it was handed over to the Ruby House Captain, Master Siddharth and House Vice Captain Master Vijwal Amogh.
Soon it was time for the house captains and house vice captains to raise their flags in order to take the oath by following the lead given by the Sports SPL.
The Chief Guest later released a dove accompanied by tiny tots who released balloons and declared the “Annual Sports Meet open”.
The SPLs and the four house leaders once again escorted the gusts to the dais at the assembly ground where he addressed eager students and their parents.
The much awaited drills began with the dumbbell drill which was performed by little students of grad- 3.
It was followed by students of grade 4 and 5 who displayed their skills with brightly decorated bamboos.
An eye catching flower drill was performed by girls of grades 5, 6 and 7.
Boys from grades 6, 7, 8 and 9 captivated the audience with their hoop drill.
Boys and girls of grades 8 and 9 came up next to entertain all with a scintillating butterfly drill.
The grand opening ceremony reached it’s final stage when all the excellent drill performers performed a CARNIVAL in front of their proud Principal, teachers and parents and the gusts.
The day culminated with the singing of the National Anthem.
The sports day is one event that students enjoy with much enthusiasm so, we at Greenwood, inaugurated it in our spacious playground.
The fest started with a vigorous March past by our NCC cadets to welcome our chief guests: Mr. Pochaiah-M.E.O (Mandamarri), Mr. T.Pavan Kumar garu -AGM Greenwood high school, Mr. T. Ravi well wisher of Greenwood accompanied by Principal Mr Ayub and Ms.Kanthi.
The Dignitaries adorned their chairs on the dias and later the inaugural ceremony started with the school flag hoisting followed by the Marchpast by the presidents and vice presidents of all the four houses accompanied by the Head boy and Head girl followed by dumbles, legumes and hoops which was spectacular.
All the honorable guests and dignitaries spoke few words about the importance of sports in maintaining their fitness and also delivered their wishes of success to the students.
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In order to reduce pressure on children and make it more interesting Greenwood High School has organized fun day on every Saturday.
Students left their school bags and books at home and came to school just to enjoy co-curricular activities.
The main objective behind the fun day is, for the physical, mental and intellectual development of students, they will be given a day-off from studies, while at the same time other extra-curricular activities will be held on that day.
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Activities like exercise, sports, coloring , book covering ,paper origami are organized in schools. Children will find school education informative as well as entertaining.
The stage is my first love. It gives me immense self-satisfaction, a sort of power because a stage actor carries the audience along; it’s a live performance; spontaneity is its soul.
Coming towards the end of this academic sessions, the opportunity to portray their skills were given to students of grade 6.
The English Club Activity which was carried out on 10th February 2023 was enhanced with the presence of Principal Manjula ma’am, ACO Harshavardhan Sir, and the teachers of English department. The program started with great zeal and excitement of the students.
All the sections of grade 6 (Bose, Newton, Raman and Ramanujan) gathered in the school ground around 1:30 PM, and the show began at 2 o’clock.
The students had taken this opportunity to have fun with learning. Hence they chose topics which were present in their textbook as a part of one act show.
We started the session with the great performance on Fair play from 6thBose sapphire house followed by Gratitude towards nature by Ruby.
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The program continued with the students of Ramanujan who showed their stunning acting skills. The audience was really interactive as they were enjoyed the fun concept of Gopi the Gossipmonger by Sapphire house followed by the Vain king by Emerald.
Moving forward we welcomed Raman students to make the stages theirs. The students showed their wonderful skills and presented topics like The Truth and Importance of Teacher.
Moving towards the final performances the stage was taken over by the students of Newton, who not only imparted lesson but also gave the elements of laughter to the audience with topics like Game of Chance and A Pact With the Sun.
All the little performers were appreciated by Principal Manjula garu for their tremendous performance. . The students expressed their gratitude as they got a chance to show their skills and talents. Through this activity they gained a lot of confidence and are eager to participate in the upcoming activities as well.
The only way to conquer stage fright is to get up on stage and play. Every time you play another show, it gets better and better.
With this note the Club Activity has come to an End.
One may wonder if his or her parenting style has effectively influenced his or her child’s complete development.
A child’s holistic development, specifically psychological (emotional and social) and cognitive (intellect) developments, may be affected by numerous factors. These factors may be biological and environmental, which includes culture, family and more significantly parenting styles.
There are FOUR parenting styles namely “authoritative (demanding and responsive)”, “authoritarian (demanding and unresponsive)” and “permissive (responsive but undemanding)”. More recently, uninvolved parenting (unresponsive and undemanding) has been recognized as a fourth style.
Though each parenting style has varying characteristics, it is crucial for the child to receive both nurture and autonomy in order to obtain adequate development. Parenting styles such as authoritative and uninvolved influence a child’s cognitive and psychological development but authoritative parenting is preferred.
A child’s cognitive development is optimum for independence and decision making skills when experiencing positive and maximum parental support. Hence, an authoritative parent is said to be highly involved in a child’s development, offering positive and maximum parental support which encourages the development of a personality. A child reared by the authoritative parenting style exhibits high self-esteem, self control and task persistence.
In regards to a child who has high self-esteem, positive values and beliefs are passed on from the parents because of their high participation in the offspring’s life. For example, the importance of these parental beliefs and positive values are adopted from family discussions and family rules and practices.
Research has shown that children reared by authoritative parents have great academic success because the parents are extremely involved in all aspects of their lives and particularly, their academic achievements. Authoritative parents will praise their children for striving; help them with the difficulties they face in their school work and encourage them to do their best. Children given this positive and maximum parental support believe they have the competence to succeed in life.
The different areas of a child’s development are interconnected thus influencing one another.
Authoritative parents are demanding-have high hopes and expectations for their children.
Children of authoritative parents exhibit low amount of internalizing behavior such as depression and anxiety and externalizing behavior such as antisocial behavior and substance use.
Offspring of these parents are more socially and instrumentally competent than children reared by other parenting styles. Authoritative parents also show interest in their child’s social life. It is important that they know about their child’s whereabouts and the friends he or she keeps. Therefore, the child will be less likely to be antisocial in behavior because of their high autonomy granting. Similarly, it is important to note that though these parents are involved in the child’s social life, they do not dictate the type of friends the child should keep. Instead, they provide good advice and allow the child to make his or her own decision.
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Children of authoritative parents are better equipped to cope with life stresses and less likely to succumb to peer pressure, due to the competencies authoritative parents have instilled, it can be concluded that authoritative parenting has a positive impact on a child’s complete development.
Parenting styles, though not the only influence, wield great effect on a child’s development. Based on the scientific studies, authoritative parenting is preferred because it has the most positive influence on a child’s entire development while uninvolved parenting has the most negative impact.
The day had began with beloved Director Sri. Dr. Girrem Bharadwaja Naidugaru, CAO A. Prabhu Kumar garu and Principal Manjula garuhoisting the National Flag and the dignitaries spoke about the value of Vote and the importance of the right to vote with slogans like “YOUR VOTE IS YOUR VOICE”, “BE BRIGHT AND VOTE FOR THE RIGHT”
Greenwood High School takes pride in preparing the future leaders and familiarizing the students with Democratic Process like elections to make them responsible citizens of our nation. on 09/02/2023,cabinet elections were held in Greenwood High School with lot of fanfair.
Elections are a crucial part of democratic process. Elections give everyone a chance to select their leaders and determine their future. Involving the students in the election process is a good idea since today’s students are tomorrow’s citizens.
School adorned a festive vibe all around. Everyone was excited to cast their vote to select the next cabinet. Since the elections notification was out, there was a buzz in the air all around. Students who had come forward to contest were asked to choose a symbol of their choice and present a manifesto.
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The following students have contested in the elections with the symbol mentioned alongside:
Director sir had a talk with all the contestants standing in the elections and gave them his precious word of advice on how to lead and be a good leader. His words made a deep positive impact towards the contestants.
Election started at 10:30 AM. All the students were asked to vote from classes V to X. The students eagerly stood in a queue to vote.
M. Johnson of VI-Ramanujan said that “I don’t know what to say, but I am happy like everyone else. I am going to cherish these moments”
K. Aishwarya of VII- Raman said that “I feel so empowered to know that I have a say in electing the school cabinet”
Harish Roy of VIII- Newton said that “I am thrilled to cast my vote for the first time”
Sana Hurmain of IX- Kalam said that “I am excited to cast my vote and be a part of selecting the next cabinet”
A. Vaishnavi Reddy of X- Kalam said that “I am happy and sad. It’s my last election in the School. Nevertheless, I extend my best wishes to all the contestants in the fray and my best wishes to the new cabinet”
(Reported by D. Rachana and M. Tejaswi Reddy IX-Kalam)
The simulator firing range has been a new addition for developing the skills of firing in cadets. It is done for the first time in warangal under the 10 (T)Bn. NCC Warangal in the Chaitanya Deemed University campus.
It is a state of the art facility which enables the cadets to horne their firing skills. It displays their errors as well as provides an analysis of the firer weakness.
The simulator center was visited by cadets of our school. They had the unique experience. The cadets enjoyed the features as well as learnt the basic aspects of firing.
They were appreciated by the Commanding officer Col. A.N.Khandhuri, Administrative officer Col. Mahesh Kumar Jagtap, Subedar Major Suhas.
The Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu garu,CAO Sri. A. Pabhu kumar, Academic Principal Sri. V.V.V Naveen Kumar,Administrative Principal Sri. T. Pavan Kumar, ANOSri. Radha Krishnan and Care Taker Sri. M. Rama Krishna appreciated the efforts of the cadets. They expressed delight for the courage as well as initiative taken by the cadets.
No matter where we teach, no matter whom we teach, the interactive read-aloud is an effective and available tool for teaching real reading.
Read-aloud is an instructional practice where teachers and parents read texts aloud to children. The reader incorporates variations in pitch, tone, pace, volume, pauses, eye contact, questions and comments to produce a fluent and enjoyable delivery.
Read aloud sessions were conducted with students through different ways and techniques. Children got to know the new stories and recapitulated few old stories but in a different way.
Let’s encourage ourselves and our kids to love reading…Wish you all an Enriching World Read Aloud Day.
Did you know that books of laws existed in ancient India too?
The concept of Democracy and republics are often considered as Western imports.
To understand, let’s recollect a known story, Once upon a time there lived a king called raja Bhoj. He found a Throne that belongs Raja Vikramaditya; it was made up of Gold with 32 wooden statues. The king wanted to sit on the throne but he couldn’t, every time he tried, a statue from that 32 came into live and stops him to listen to a story about the glory of the king Vikramaditya. Every statue told a different story but ended with the same question, “ARE YOU WORTHY ENOUGH TO SIT ON THE THRONE OF THE GREAT KING Vikramaditya?” and Raja Bhoj’s answer was, “NO, I AM NOT WORTHY ENOUGH OF SITTING ON THIS THRONE. Finally the statues got impressed by the humility of Raja Bhoj and blessed him and let him sit on that throne.
This story might be familiar for almost all of us. The book of these 32 stories wasn’t just a story book, is a book of guide lines, a book of laws.
Very recently we have celebrated our Republic Day – the day our constitution came into force. Being Indians it is very important to know that books of laws or the constitution existed in ancient India. But many of us are in this misconception that Constitution is a western concept.
Our history infact full of such stories and texts. Centuries ago the concept of Democracy existed in India.
Our honourable Prime minister, Mr.Narendra Modi calls India as the mother of Democracy.
Here I would like to recall the books of laws and constitutions from our ancient India.
Since the Vedic period we had institutions like central Assemblies to check the power of the king. Books like Rigved and Chandogya Upanishad, talks about those rules. Those assemblies are of two, the Samiti, representing the whole tribe and the Sabha, with distinguished members are just like the Upper and the Lower houses of the Parliament of today.
The Mahabharat represents GANA rajya – the meaning of Republic.
We usually think that Grease is the birth place of Democracy. But the Greek records talk about the republics in ancient India.
Be proud being an Indian especially when we are living under the influence of western culture. Let’s educate our young generation about the values of our ancient culture so that they would prefer to settle in Indian rather than flying away from Indian. Let us save our intellectual young generation from falling a pray to western world.
Today 66 cadets(46 boys and 20 Girls) students attended NCC ‘A’ certificate Examination in our school. After completion of their Two years training period, they attended the exam. The exam involves test in drill, weapon training, map reading, field craft and battle craft along with an awareness on armed forces history. The cadets have to follow the detail procedure of drill and answer the oral and written exam.
This year the school had 20 girl cadets and 46 boys taken part in the exam. The day had the visit of the commanding officer Col A.N.Khandhuri of 10(T) Bn.NCC Warangal. He appreciated the efforts of the cadets in taking to NCC and developing the spirit of nationalism at an early age.
He appreciated the involvement of Cadets P. Vishnuvardhan of class X and Om Kondra of Class IX as a part of the Cultural team to the Inter Group Competitions at Guntur this year.
He appreciated the cadets for their classy performance and presentation in both the theory and practical examinations. He wanted the cadets to take up armed forces as a career. He also appreciated an admired ANO Sri. Radha Krishnan and Care taker Mr. A. Rama Krishna for their great endeavors in training the cadets so well and preparing them thoroughly for the exam. The event was well appreciated by our Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Academic Principal Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar and Administrative Principal Sri. T. Pavan Kumar.
The students of Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, Hanumakonda, viewed the Prime Minister’s live Pariksha Pe Charcha 2023 programme today, Friday, January 27 from 11:00 am to 1:30 pm very enthusiastically. All the students opined that the whole live session they watched was very beneficent and gave them life lessons as Prime Minister Sri. Narendra Modi answered the questions asked by the students face to face or on live video calls from different places in India on topics ranging from family pressure, stress management, prevention of cheating, career selection and so on.
The Prime Minister Sri. Narendra Modi interacted with 9th to 12th students from different states who are preparing for CBSE, ICSE, and various state board exams in the 6th edition of Pariksha Pe Charcha 2023 the event that was conducted at Talkatora Stadium, New Delhi and was broadcast for students, parents, and teachers to be viewed live on Doordarshan, YouTube channel of Ministry of Education, Facebook Live, and Moe’s Twitter account.
When asked on how to avoid unfair means and cheating during examinations Prime Minister Sri. Narendra Modi said that he is glad that our students also especially the hardworking students feel that some way should be found for the wrong practices in the examination. He also said, “if those students, who try to cheat in the exams, use their time and creativity in a good way they will achieve great success.” He further said, “Passing an exam means passing life, this is not possible by false means. Most of the times, short cut will cut you short. Today, you have to take exams everywhere, how many places will you cheat? Never take shortcuts in life.”
For the question how to manage time and how to complete work on time, He said, “Once we start doing, we find it easy.” He said, “Observe the time management skills of your mother and you will get to know how to manage your studies during exam time. We must learn micro-management skills from our mothers, and how she manages the tasks without feeling burdened.”
On being asked whether a student should focus on hard work or smart work, he shared the story of thirsty crow. He said that the story of “Thirsty Crow” teaches us to work hard but smartly. He suggested to apply intelligence always before starting the work.
Prime Minister Sri. Narendra Modi, while answering a question on dependence on gadgets, said that Gadgets can’t be smarter than you. The smarter you are, the more gadgets will be used in a better way. He asked parents to make a no gadget zone in a corner of their house. Whomsoever enters that zone has to enter it without carrying a gadget. This will increase communication and this way the family members will also be able to understand one another more.
For the teachers question how students should behave in a society, he stated that students should be encouraged to take part in society and parents and teachers should encourage their curiosity. “Do not try and close off your students”, Prime Minister of India Sri. Narendra Modi added. He asked the students to learn regional languages. Through this, he said that students would connect and understand History better.
Eventually, Prime Minister Sri. Narendra Modi implored parents to send their wards on a 5-day trip to their state or even other states after board exams to make them feel independent and responsible at the same time.”
Greenwood High School,Warangal, Telangana, has been selected for Pariksha Pe Charcha-2023, an annual exam time interactive meet with PM Mr. Narendra Modi for the students of classes 9 and 10.
Greenwood High School is one of the very few schools selected for the program from the region. Selected students are asked to come up with questions to be posed to Modi. Students have come up with many interesting questions covering a wide range of issues on exam preparations, parental pressure and future career choices have. In consultation with teachers, the following questions have been finalized for the program.
“Let new India arise out of peasants’ cottage, grasping the plough, out of huts, cobbler and sweeper.” – Swami Vivekananda
India won it’s freedom on the 15th of August, 1947 and became a Republic on the 25th of January, 1950. The new constitution of free India came into force with effect from this day.
It is a day of national rejoicing and a red-letter day in our country. The day is celebrated with pomp and show, zeal and spirit, throughout the length and breadth of the country.
The day was celebrated in Greenwood High School Hunter Road with great éclat. The school building was tastefully decorated with flower-pots, buntings, pictures of heroes of the freedom movement and national flags.
We were blessed with the presence of our beloved Director Sir. Head boy, Head girl and the N.C.C cadets welcomed the dignitaries with parade. All the dignitaries offered coconuts to the national leaders of our country followed by hoisting of flag by director sir. Each and every member present in school premises raised their hands and salute the national flag and sang the national anthem.
The program had begun.
Then there were some very inspiring national songs sung in chorus by students of primary and high school.. These were followed by stirring speeches by the students of Pre-Primary, Primary and high school. To show the spirit of Republic India students of Pre primary show cased Fancy dress as freedom fighters, soldiers and other important people of the country.
To show the love and patriotism towards the country, students of primary and school performed dance on various songs like India Wale, Teri mitti etc.
As Greenwood High School Hunter Road had just finished its Winter Sports Carnival, we had taken this opportunity to award the winners with medals and certificates. Prizes were distributed among the winners of different sports and games. Team as well as individual games. Students showed great sportsmanship and appreciation their fellow mates.
Overall, it was a fun filled learning and enjoyable day for the tiny tots. We thank the management for guiding us to make this event a success.
“You must be the change you want to see in the world.” – Mahatma Gandhi
January 26, The Republic Day, is the red letter day for every Indian as India became Republic on 25th January, 1950. The new constitution of our country came into force with effect from that day after we got Independence on August 15th, 1947.
Today we the Greenwoodians celebrated 74th Republic Day in an elated air with great pomp and show. Our school premises and dais have been decorated with National Flags, buntings, tricolor papers , balloons, ribbons and the pictures of our freedom fighters.
We all gathered in our huge school ground for the celebrations at 7:30 a.m. and eagerly waited for the arrival of our illustrous directors, Sri. Ch. Dharma Reddy Garu and Sri.Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu garu along with Chief Administrative Officer Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar, Academic Principal Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar,Administrative Principal Sri T. Pavan Kumar and Chief Finance Officer Sri. Shaik Rabbani.
The program started when the NCC Cadets welcomed and marched along with the dignitaries upto the dais.
All the students, teaching and non teaching staff stood and hailed them cordially with cheers and welcomed them onto the dais to occupy their distinguished seats.
First of all, the dignitaries offered the prayers and paid tributes and garlanded the portraits of our Constitution framer, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and Father of our nation, Mahatma Gandhi. The heads of our institution Sri Ch. Challa Dharma Reddy and Sri. Dr.G. Bharadwaja Naidu unfurled the National Flag and all of us saluted the National Flag with nationalistic fervor followed by the march past of the NCC cadets, Dumbbell drill, Hoops and Bamboo drill performing students.
Followed by, Head of Telugu department, Sri. J. Ramesh sir delivered an inspiring speech during which he sang a great patriotic song, He described about Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, who faced a lot of criticism and problems in his childhood to be educated and how he could rise to the position and honor to draft the constitution of our nation.
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Sri Ch. Dharma Reddy sir while addressing the gathering said, “All the students should work hard and study well so as to bring good name for the parents, teachers and school. He mentioned about the hardwork done by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar in his life. And he also suggested the teachers to work with more commitment for the betterment of the students and their bright future with a lot of responsibility.
Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu garu, while addressing the gathering, said that every student must get a special identity as Greenwood Student by achieving great things by following the standards set by the school for gaining the holistic growth among the students. He also said that Education is the only weapon that can bring change in the society.
Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar sir made his speech and motivated the students. Both the Principals wished all the gathering on this occasion. Later on
S. Rishwik Prasad –9th Kalam
K. Snehitha – 9th Satish Dhawan
J. Raja Narashimha -9th Archimedes
S. Ashwik -9th Archimedes
Srinith and Sai Siddhartha -7th Hippocrates
Varshini -6th Darwin
Ramcharan Rao – 5th James Watt
Sanvi – 5th James Watt
Abhinav Ram and P. Sai Cherrytej – 6th Pasteur
Sahanisha and Arohi – 4th Charaka
gave their wonderful speeches for the occasion.
Bharathamathaku jejelu song by D. Thanvika, K. Teja Hasini and T. Sahasra of Class VII brought a patriotic spirit among all the audience.
Dance performances by the girls for the patriotic songs with graceful steps brought the real patriotic aura on the campus.
Inorder to honor the abilities of the students and to encourage their artistic and creative skills of the students, prize distribution was held for the winners of Rangoli competition and Mehendi competition which were conducted on the occasion of Sankranthi for the girl students. Certificates, prizes and medals were given away by our beloved Directors to the winners.
RANGOLI COMPETITION WINNERS
I PRIZE
P. Harshini – X
B. Keerthana – IX
R. Sai Srujitha – X
J. Sriya – X
P. Nishitha Naga Shivani – VIII
B. Ekshitha – IX
II PRIZE
K. Reethu Patel – X
M. Shreya – X
G. Sahasra – VIII
Ch. Aishwarya – VIII
T. Sai Rakshitha – IX
E. Lekhya – VIII
III PRIZE
D. Hasritha – X
P. Vidyasri – IX
J. Architha – VIII
B. Harshitha – VIII
V. Bindhusri – IX
A. Alekhya – VIII
MEHENDI COMPETITION WINNERS
D. Sharishma – X – FIRST PRIZE
G. Akshitha – X – SECOND PRIZE
B. Keerthana – IX – THIRD PRIZE
Students who Participated in Drawing competition held at Kendriya vidyalaya, Warangal.
A. Sudeep – X P. Joshith – X B. Reshwanth – X G. Thanishk – X M. Ketheswar – IX B. Nithish – IX
N. Sai Vidhyakar of class VI secured Third place in District Level Science, Mathematics and Environment Exhibition 2022.
Dumbbell drill, Hoops performance, Pyramid Formations and the Bamboo drill by the boys of higher classes were rocking, raucous and flamboyant.
The Republic Day celebrations came to an end by the vote of thanks of the anchors Ch. Aapthika and A. Abhilasha of Class IX. All the students and staff members were distributed with sweets of a special make for the event.
India Won her freedom on 15th August 1947 and became republic on 26th January 1950. It was a day of rejoicing in our Greenwood School . The Day was celebrated with great Eclat. The program began at 8am. The worthy Head Master unfurled the National Flag.
The students sang the National Anthem. There were some very inspiring patriotic songs sung by the students of different classes.
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There were stirring speeches by the Students , teachers and by the principal.
The kinder garden children performed a Dance and it was the highlight of program. In fact it is a day of rejoicing and merry making. May we continue celebrating this day forever.
The Celebration of Vasant Panchami in our School was a grand Event .It was celebrated with much Enthusiasm ,Gaiety and Devotion. The celebration began with a prayer offering to goddess Sarasvati the Goddess of Knowledge.
Akshrabhyasam was performed for the children to initiate the children education.
Parents along with the children performed Sarasvati pooja with Pandit chanting holy mantras. The principal, teachers and the students too involved in pooja.
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The children were blessed by the principal and the teachers for their bright future with abundant Knowledge . The day ended with the distribution of Prasad to the children. The Celebration of Vasant Panchami reinforced the importance of knowledge and wisdom in our lives.
Let us remember the golden heritage of our country and feel proud to be a part of India on Republic Day which commemorates the enactment of the Constitution of India and made the nation into a republic.
The 74th Republic Day of India celebrated in Greenwood school witnessed spectacular cultural events commencing with the unfurling of the National Flag by Sri.Dr.G. Bharadwaja Naidu garu, recapitulating the individual responsibility towards our motherland.
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The school choir instilled the spirit of patriotism through soulful patriotic songs. Students also participated in activities marking the Republic Day celebration.
This national festival today coincided with the festival of Basant Panchmi and made the celebrations even more spectacular. Students sang Saraswati Vandana, invoking the blessings of goddess Saraswati for seeking knowledge and a prosperous life. Adding to the festivities, the students offered flowers to goddess Saraswati blended with songs of patriotic fervour. The ambience was decorated exquisitely to mark the auspicious occasion. The event concluded with the distribution of sweets.
Parents also joined the celebrations and made the event more splendid.
Time and again, Abhyaas has been recognized as one of those premier schools that have been rendering service of par excellence in the field of education. This year too, Abhyaas has been in the lime light by finding a prominent place among the TOP 500 SCHOOLS in India and bagged the coveted and prestigious ‘BRAINFEED SCHOOL EXCELLENCE AWARD 2022-2023’.
Our Chief Administrative Officer Mr. A. Prabhu Kumar has received this award on behalf of our school at a glorious Award Ceremony held by the Brainfeed Management on 5th Jan 2023 at Hitex Hyderabad.
This award reflects the commitment and hard work of the management that has been known and recognized by one and all for all these years.
Reflecting on this occasion our Chairman Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu garu congratulated Ms. Anitha Suhasini the Principal and all the teachers for putting in their efforts to pave the path to winning this prestigious award and getting the Pan India recognition.
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He wished that all the stakeholders of our beloved school would continue the same spirit, commitment and hard work in the coming days and help the school sustain this so hard-earned glory.
