The students of Greenwood high school excelled in Aryabhata ganit challenge 2022 conducted by the CBSE board for class 8, 9, and 10.
The math-loving students loved the great opportunity to showcase their mathematics skills. Around 100 students have participated in the exam which lasted for an hour and carried 40 marks. The students have used their sharp minds to full extent to write this challenging exam. The students seemed to have performed very well by using their ample knowledge.
This exam is conducted at school level from which 3 students will be selected for the next level which is going to be computer based test. The students are very eager to know their results.
Reported by Aarnavi swaraj. J, Hasika. G, Vaishnavi.A
To commemorate constitutional day, the management of greenwood high school, hunter road have organized a program in which students of 9th and 10th took a part.
Students have gathered at the assembly hall where informative posters of our constitution makers were displayed. They began with national song followed by pledge which showed their respect towards the nation. The program was initiated by garlanding the portrait of Dr B R Ambedkar by vice principal of the school, Mr. Mahendar sir. It was followed by floral tribute to the portrait by ACO, Srikanth sir.
Head girl and head boy of the school addressed the assembly and welcomed several speeches by the students. The students enlightened the gathering with informative speeches on history of the constitution and depicted the struggles behind the making of the constitution. They have also mentioned the fundamental rights and duties which are guaranteed by our constitution.
The students included Shruthika of class 10, Sanjana and Akshitha of class 9. Then the cultural secretary of the school organized an oath upon constitution. Everyone took the oath.
Then ACO Srikanth sir, in his addressing advised the gathering to abide by the constitution and its fundamental rights and duties.
The whole program was guided by the social department of the school.
Possessing creativity is very essential in one’s life to be successful. Being connected with this world of creativity is something that one should be doing from one’s tender age. Art is a great way for children to develop their creativity. It not only helps the brain development of the younger ones but also to express themselves freely. It unlocks problem solving and builds fine motor skills and mental health among them.
At Greenwood High School, we always invigorate the students to be creative by edifying the artistic skills among them. For accomplishing our goal of making our students facile artists, we organized an Art Club at School. From this Art Club, around 30 students participated in the Painting Workshop held from 13 November to 19 November, 2022 and brought out their scintillating 30 canvas paintings with acrylic colors.
This workshop was organized by the Art Teacher Banaja Sahoo who teaches the students many art techniques like proportions, perspectives, color theory and so on. During the workshop the most revered Director of our school Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu had frequent visits and shared his valuable ideas and suggestions with the young artists.
The 30 Paintings of those young artists of Greenwood, painted during the Painting Workshop, were kept on exhibition on the day of Parents visit for local outing on 20 November, 2022. Many visitors were fascinated by artistic skills of the students and acclaimed them.
The Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu visited the exhibition’s gallery and commended the efforts and efficacious painting skills of the students and also commented that he hoped some of those students might choose fine art for their career and devote themselves for art in their future.
In addition to many parents and students, CAO of Greenwood Group of Schools Mr. A. Prabhu Kumar, Academic Principal Mr. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar and Administrative Principal Mr. T. Pavan Kumar visited the art gallery and appreciated the students.
A day was specially dedicated to safeguard and protect our children and give them the warmth of wellbeing through a planned program on “Good touch and Bad touch”. The children learnt to identify the “No touch” areas and understood that who are safe adults and whom to report when there is an alarming situation .They also learnt to handle strangers and say ‘NO’ to uncomfortable touch.
A day was specially dedicated to safeguard and protect our children and give them the warmth of wellbeing through a planned program on “Good touch and Bad touch”,,,,,,,https://t.co/ETU1E4GF4dpic.twitter.com/RqyTD4kgdH
The moto of the session was to enlighten the children that their body belongs to them and they need to stay safe and secure.
Good touch is a wonderful way to create bonding with children, they are nice, warm and make us feel protected. Where as, the bad touch is a feeling of fear, discomfort and distress.
This workshop was conducted ,Mrs. Anitha, Mrs. Kanthi and Mrs. Nita, who brought out the importance by demonstrating with dolls and students on live.
Children are taught the difference between the safe zones and red zones of their own body. They also learnt swim suit rule to understand it in a better way.
The session winded up with some special defense tips performed by Ms. Chaitanya to safeguard themselves in unexpected situations.
Relishing a surprise dish brought by their dear friend is the theme of this garden party.
Greenwood as usual has come up with this unique creative idea of POT LUCK LUNCH.
It is a communal gathering where children of Primary bought variety of dishes which are homemade and are enjoyed by their lucky school mates and friends.
It created more fun among students and brought out the mood of celebration with their songs, dances and fun games.
The theme of this POT LUCK LUNCH is to pull all the five senses into the experience. Not only that,it also helps developing bonding among pupil irrespective of their caste,creed and gender.
The students of Class VIII and IX (about 600) are taken to the Nagarjuna Dairy near Huzurabad. Prior to the trip School Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu,Academic Principal Mr. V.V.V.Naveen Kumar and Administrative Principal Mr. T. Pavan Kumar briefed the students about how to prepare themselves for any field trip.
The trip to the Dairy was highly informative. Students learned about various ways of collection of milk from farmers, checking the quality of milk by using Lactometer(device used to check the quality of milk), Pasteurization – Boiling the milk in containers at very high temperature (80OC) and to bring the boiled milk to normal temperature by using Ammonia gas, way of cooling the Ammonia gas to normal temperature, separation of cream from milk by centrifugation technique, Preparation of Curd Culture, conversion of milk to curd, packing of milk and curd, preparation of flavored milk like Badam milk and Pista milk, preparation of milk sweets like Doodh Peda etc, purifying the used water in the Dairy and its utilization in gardening, cleaning of containers by using Nitric Acid, Caustic Soda and Hot water.
On the whole, the trip was informative, enriching and empowering for the student. Such informative education was gained by the students because of the Managing Director of Nagarjuna Dairy, Mr. Ganesh (a former student of Greenwood High School) and the whole team of Dairy for explaining all the activities that take place in their Dairy in a detailed way.
The best part of the trip was the milk, biscuits and Doodh Peda given by the Management of the Dairy to the students. It showed the hospitality of the Nagarjuna Dairy Management.
GREENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL PULLURI GANESH S/O PULLURI PRABHAKAR RAO 2001-02 3RD CLASS TO 2008-09 10TH PASSED OUT
Later, as a part of science activity the students had an active interaction with the farmers about crop rotation, farming techniques and harvesting. The live interaction with farmers has shown them the value and hardship in farming.
Morning assembly is a part of every school life. Children come together for the prayer and see different informative acts done by one respective class.
Greenwood assemblies are unique in their own way. Every Thursday the school cabinet comes together to show their leadership quality and help the students learn some values with fun.
Today (17-11-22) our Director Sir Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu sir had come to the school premises and started the proceeding by hoisting the Indian Flag, everyone gave a salute and sang the national song to respect the flag. It was follow by our Head-girl hoisting the school flag and then Ruby president hoisting the Ruby flag.
Word of encouragement were given by the head-girl as the mid term exams are approaching.
Good thought with its meaning made the day whole lot better.
A lot of activities were held in Greenwood in the past month. In presence of Director Sir, we took the opportunity to reward the students who did their best and appealed themselves throughout the activities held in school.
First English Club activity ( class 7) winner were announced and certificate were given,
1st and 2nd prize were crowned to students of 7th Bose who showcased their amazing acting skills.
Science Club activity (class 8) winners were announced and certificates were given,
1st prize – 8th Newton
2nd prize – 8th Ramanujan
Coming to the big event GIST. To encourage all the young minds, not one or two but multiple certificates were given to students from Each category of Science.
Students were joyful and decides to Move Heaven and Earth for the upcoming events.
Coming to the finale, certificates were given to NCC. National Cadet Corps students, who went to the CATC (Combine Annual Training Camp – IX) in the month of November.
Director sir expressed his thoughts and appreciated all the students for their achievements. He also motivated all the other students To Come Off With Flying Colours in the upcoming exams.
Children are the best creation of God. They spread happiness in every season. Post covid, these smiles are evident on the faces of every child at Greenwood High school, Erragattugutta.
To commemorate Pandit Jawaharlal’s Nehru’s birthday, on Nov 14th the Greenwoodians celebrated the day with great vigor and excitement. Another marvelous thing about this day is that “The Winter Sports Carnival 2022” kicked off to a wonderful start. All around the campus, fun and excitement filled the minds of our enthusiastic kids.
The program commenced at 8.45am with the arrival of the chief guest of the day our beloved Director Sri. Dr. Girrem Bharadwaja Naidu.
He was accompanied by chief Administrative officer Sri A.Prabhu Kumar, Academic principal Sri V.V.V.Naveen Kumar and Administrative Principal Sri T.Pavan Kumar. A warm welcoming and ushering ceremony followed thereafter Our school Head girl – K. Jashmitha and Head boy L. Karthik officially welcomed the guests to the ceremony. Sports captains B. Anirudh Sharma and K. Reethu Patel lead the chief guests to the dais with the accomplishment of NCC students, Marching squadrons. Children’s with dumbbells, Hoops and lezims added color to the March.
Later, the program was officially opened by offering prayers to Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Our Director Sir hoisted the National Flag and the winter sports carnival Flag. A colorful and vibrant March past of all the 4 houses captains, Agni House Captains – Mr. G. Abhiram and Ms. J. Bhuvana, Brahmos House Captains – Mr. S. Deekshith and Ms. K. Tirhsika, Prithvi House captains – Mr. A. Sudeep and Ms. M. Sanjana and Tirshul House Captains – Mr. K. Stalin and Ms. R. Sai Srujitha, Sports and games participant students with their mentors followed by children with dumbbells,lezims and hoops added much color to the March past during the guard of honor.
Our Director Sir later released the winter sports carnival poster and the schedule of the sports carnival. A white dove representing peace, freedom and love was released soaring into the sky. With the lightning of the torch, the winter sports carnival was officially inaugurated. The dumbbells drill by the boys, lezim dance by the girls and the hoops performance by the students excited the entire audience who kept applauding throughout. This was followed by Prize Distribution.
BRAIN HUNT – 3 WINNERS
Class – IV B. Pranith
Class – V R. Kushi
Class – VII V. Yashwanth
Class – VIII S. Anvesh Chandra Reddy
Class – IX K. Maniteja
Class – X M. Rea
Class – X V. Srivardhan
AWESOME ATTITUDE STUDENT FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER – 2022
Class – IV D. Devansh
Class – V Ch. Sai Manaswith
Class – VI J. Sriram Reddy
Class – VII E. Pranathi
Class – VIII K. Aditya Raman
Class – IX E. Pooja Sri
Class – X G. Jashwanth
GOOD ATTENDANCE FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER – 2022
Class – IV P. Atharva
Class – V S. Vishwateja
Class – VI N. Sidda Laxman Reddy
Class – VII J. Nandishwar
Class – VIII T. Akshara and K. Adithya
Class – IX J. Pallavi and K. Prasanth
Class – X M. Hansika, Aman Thakur and M. Nishindra
STAMP DESIGN COMPETITION WINNERS
A fun filled volley ball match was officially declared open with the chief guest Sri Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu being introduced to the teams. This was followed by volley ball and throw ball matches for boys and girls. There was an air of relief evident on the faces of all our kids. The winter sports carnival will extend to the whole week from 14-11-2022 to 19-11-2022, where we would be witnessing some neck to neck races and breaking of records. A variety of children’s day programs like skits, dances and speeches added much vigor to the day. A Hindi skit presented by the primary students kept the audience filled with laughter. On the whole everything in Greenwood is fun filled vibrant and at the same time educative.
Eenadu Newspaper had organized a drawing competition for students of Greenwood High School on 15/11/2022. Village Atmosphere, Environmental Protection and Plastic ban were the themes given for the above-mentioned competition.
Ms Manjula Devi and Mr Mahender, Principal and Vice-Principal of Greenwood High School, Hunter Road, respectively, and Mr. Venu from Eenadu News Organization were the members of the Jury. A large number of students from Classes VIII-X participated in the competition to win prizes.
Drawing made by three students, S. Harshith (Class X), P. Abhinav (Class IX), and Sanjay Chandra (Class X) were awarded as the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Drawings by the Jury.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr Venu said the three winners will take part at the District Level Competition.
The School Principal, Vice-Principal, and Academic Coordinators congratulated the winners and appreciated the participants.
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Reported by N. Aashritha and V. Sanjana of Class IX Kalam
“ Every child is a different kind of flower and all together makes this world a beautiful garden. ”
November 14 is celebrated as Children’s Day or Bal Diwas every year in India. The special day is celebrated in remembrance of India’s first Prime Minister Jawahar Lal Nehru.
The day focused on children and their enjoyment. Greenwood High School Hunter Road celebrated children’s day with a lot fun and enthusiasm. Students of class 6th– 8th gathered in the ground to celebrate the event. The program started with an informative speech given on Cha-cha Nehru by Manure of class 8. Followed by an amazing song and dance performance by children of class 6 to 8.
Students of different class and section came together to perform and make this day more memorable for all of us. Students did group dance and singing performances on songs like Pranavalaya and Gananayaka.
Speech on ‘Emergence of Children’s Day’ was brought into light by Ayush a student of class 8th. . Followed by a very informative speech about the ‘value of children in world’ by Vyshnavi of class 8th .
Boys and girls showed lavishing dance performances on song Morini Banke and Jamiki Kamal. The audience was very supportive and showed great energy as the event was going on. Children were Happy Go Lucky throughout the event.
Students also showed their melodious voices by singing Evaru Rayagalaru and Hey Keshava.
Teacher’s played their important role on this day by guiding the students to prepare various skits in Telugu, Hindi and English. The skits were funny, informative and also beautiful which brought a little theatre to life of Greenwood.
The event stepped to the finale performance as students performed Dhol Baje which hyped everyone present in the event.
Words of appreciation were given by Principal maam. She encouraged all the students for their amazing performances that made this day successful , she also appreciated all the staff present. With her loving words the gathering had dispersed and the day came to an end.
Of all public holidays, it is a given that children’s day will be one of the most favorite days for our tiny tots and teen geniuses. I hope you enjoy the pictures of our student’s various awesome cultural performances which were hosted at Greenwood Mancherial Campus.
We thank Principal Ayub, Academic Principal Neeta and Coordinator Kanthi who made the event progress magnificently.
I must say that the spotlight goes to the students of Class I and Class II dynamic performers who conveyed their message ‘Save Water, Save Earth and Save Lives’.
Greenwood Group of Schools Chairman Dr. Bharadwaj Naidu congratulated the children.
This slogan refers to the teachings that good touches are those that are not abusive (such as hugs from family, a pat on the back, or shaking hands), while bad touches are those that are abusive and involve touching a child’s private body parts.
Education starts at home and is taken to a higher level at schools and colleges. It is our collective responsibility as parents, teachers and school management to ensure that our wards are aware of the negative side of our society as prevention is always better than cure.
As per the level of the child’s understanding capacity, he or she must be warned against kidnappers and sexual abusers. Awareness about good and bad touch, over familiarity, blackmailing, bullying must be discussed both at school and at home. This is possible only when the child is comfortable and able to confide with us.
Vigilance is the need of the day as once the horrendous deed is done, there is nothing left to do but lament.
At #Abhyas The Global school# we make sure our Girls are safe by educating them time to time on these burning issues
November 14 is celebrated as Children’s Day or Bal Diwas every year in India. The special day is celebrated in remembrance of India’s first Prime Minister Jawahar Lal Nehru, born on November 14, 1889, he was also known as Pandit Nehru. Nehru, who was fondly called Chacha Nehru or simply Chachaji, was very popular amongst children for his love.
A day marking childhood ,and to make this event a memorable for our little ones, Greenwood High School , Hunter road ,Warangal celebrated Children’s Day on 14 November 2022 for pre-primary and primary in the school premises. The day focused on children and their enjoyment. The day commemorated with immense joy , enthusiasm and magnificence. The tiny tots of Pre primary and Primary came dressed up girls in pink and boys in blue colour dress.
The teachers made the occasion memorable for the children with a special assembly. The children were treated to a melodious medley of songs followed by a colorful dance performance and skit by their teachers.
To celebrate Children’s Day in a unique way, the students of Greenwood High school, Hunter Road took out in a rally today. Intending to spread awareness on ‘Child Abuse’ and the importance of spending quality time with family by educating digital time’, they performed flash mob and mime as the rally progressed.
The students gathered at D.E.O office, Hanmakonda. The rally began with the waving of flag by Principal C. Manjula Devi and G. Akarsh Naidu 10:00 a.m. Due permission was taken from concerned authorities. Students started the march with enthusiasm and raised slogans as they progressed. The slogans included ‘Stop Child Abuse’, ‘Stand Up for Children’ and Lets Build Our India’. Slogans grabbed attentive flashcards and posters displayed, and catchy slogan raised. The slogan highlighted the importance of creating and enabling environment for a child’s growth to realise his/ her true potential.
The rally gathered at Adalath. Taking everyone by surprise, girls of Class 10 started performing a flash mob which has a beautiful message. It was an incredible performance with great team work. It was followed by a mime which wonderfully defected different forms of child abuse. Without saying a single word they portrayed various forms of child abuse like sexual harassment, domestic violence and physical forms of child abuse. Then another flash mob was performed by boys of class 10th which fascinated the viewers. Their performance was outstanding and well synchronised.
After all these fabulous performance the rally proceded to the Collector Office. On the way, a melodious song was sung by Keerthana and Harshitha of Class 9th. Finally, when student reached the collector office, they have again performed the flash mobs and mime with same energy levels. They grabbed attention of people passing by. The theme struck a chord with everyone. Everyone nodded their head in appreciation and were moved by the issue.
The Students of Greenwood have taken a thoughtful step to words raising their voice against ‘Child Abuse’ and towards importance of spending quality of family time. Their marvelous performance have spread awareness in people.
Reported by J Aarnavi Swaraj and G. Hasika of Class 10th Bose
Greenwood Group of Schools @ Gopalpur, Hanmakonda :
Greenwood leaves no occasion to reinforce its mission of educating parents and students on a healthy diet.
We observed “Yummy Tummy Nutritional week ” from 7th to 12th November 2022.
A fruit/ vegetable diet chart and its nutritional values was shared with students and parents. Teachers ensured that students followed the same throughout the week.
We wholeheartedly thank our parents for supporting us in bringing awareness towards the importance of healthy food for students’ physical and mental health.
On the occasion of ‘Garden Party’ as it is ‘Karthika Masam’ Abhyaas the global school came up with an innovative idea.
Children across the grades were informed that their lunch boxes would not be relished by them as usual, but by their lucky schoolmates as the lunch boxes would be distributed randomly to the children. It also meant that they too would be eating lip-smacking food prepared by somebody else’s loving mother. This thought drove the children to get their favourite food prepared by their mothers.
The children in a festive mood fed food to each other and to their favorite teachers sitting on lush green meadows and under shady trees.
Next, they rocked the ground by shaking a leg to their favorite songs. Both dancers and spectators enjoyed themselves thoroughly. At one point, a sudden, invigorating breeze dispersed leaves from nearby trees on the dancers and spectators so much that students were commenting that nature too was enjoying itself. But the fun didn’t end there because the sprawling grounds were inviting the children to play games of their choice, with friends of their choice irrespective of age or gender.
The hidden motive behind organizing this Pot Luck Lunch was to encourage and inculcate positive habits of sharing and caring for their fellow beings, crossing man-made barriers of religion, caste, gender, age and status. The facial expressions and undiluted joy gave evidence to the fact that the “Pot Luck Lunch” was a grand success with a great motive.
Violence against children is widespread and remains a harsh reality for millions of children from all socio-economic groups in India. The girls in India face early marriage, domestic abuse, sexual violence, violence at home and in school, trafficking, online violence, child labour and bullying. All forms of violence, abuse and exploitation have lifelong consequences on children’s lives.
Violence takes place in all setting: at home, school, childcare institutions, work and in the community. Often violence is perpetrated by someone known to the child.
All children have the right to grow in a safe and nurturing family environment. Yet, across the world, children continue to be separated or are at a risk of being separated from their families. These children include those living on the streets, transport terminals, and childcare institutions as well as child workers or child victims of human trafficking.
In the absence of viable options, institutional care is the primary response for children in such situations. But as responsible adults we must do our part in educating our teenagers, especially our innocent little ones who don’t know how to express their fears.
Education starts at home and is taken to a higher level at schools and colleges. It is our collective responsibility as parents, teachers and school management to ensure that our wards are aware of the negative side of our society as prevention is always better than cure.
As per the level of the child’s understanding capacity, he or she must be warned against kidnappers and sexual abusers. Awareness about good and bad touch, over familiarity, blackmailing, bullying must be discussed both at school and at home. This is possible only when the child is comfortable and able to confide with us. This rapport needs to be built by us continuously as it is not a once in a while affair.
Vigilance is the need of the day as once the horrendous deed is done, there is nothing left to do but lament.
Anger and shock at child sexual abuse and violence against children are not enough. We all need to come together to #END# violence against children.
World Kindness Day was celebrated in Greenwood High School Mancherial branch.. From school side instructions have been given to students to help any needy or poor people.. Many of the students have helped poor people and brought photos.
Addressing the children, Principal Ayub, Neeta Ma’am and Kanti Ma’am said that this program is being organized to develop the spirit of helping nature in children. Greenwood Group of Schools Chairman Dr. Bharadwaj Naidu congratulated the children..
Bhagavad Gita: The Key Source of Modern Life Management.
Do you know that it is a proven fact that reciting shlokas from the Bhagavad Gita enhances the learning capacities among students?!… Bhagavad Gita is not just a religious book that only people belonging to a certain religion should read. It is a dialogue between the Supreme Being (Lord Krishna) and a confused warrior (Arjuna).
While evoking different zones of brain by pronouncing those Sanskrit words, Bhagavad Gita teaches us the intricacies of life and how to deal with them.
Change is the law of the Universe: While the essence of the Gita is imbibed differently by people of different walks of life, students can learn from this teaching that nothing is permanent and if they have failed in their endeavor it does not mean that it would remain so forever.
Man is made by his belief : In the age of social media, students mostly suffer from self-doubt and low self- confidence. Belief in their own capabilities is what sets most of the successful students apart. In student life it is very important to have belief in one self. Students who believe in their own capabilities often find it easy to climb the ladder to success.
Meditation: Bhagvad Gita advocates the benefits of meditation. Meditation has been proven to have lasting effect on students and can help immensely during moments of anxiety during exams or other stressful situations in their life.
Dream big : In the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna says that we are kept far from our goals not by obstacles, but by a clear path to a lesser goal. This essentially means that a person should dream big and should not be deterred by obstacles in the path to achieve those dreams.
The Bhagavad-Gita’s Teachings exhort individuals to learn self-control, selflessness, self-realization, self-study, self-regulation, self-discipline, self- development, and self-determination, self-confident, self-concept, self-esteemed, and so on.
So here is a small effort by ABHYAS THE GLOBAL SCHOOL to inculcate our students to obey all the guidelines and succeed in their lives.
Year by year, scaling new heights, reaching a summit after another still higher, has become a regular habit at Pinegrove, Hyderabad. Commitment, hard work and perseverance are the key factors of the Pinegrove that is sealing the place of Pinegrove among the top Intermediate Colleges of Telangana.
It is exhilarating to know that the achievements of Pinegrove are going on a steady run and it may not be too ambitious to say that soon it may become the most sought-after Intermediate college of the Telugu speaking states. The results of the latest JEE announced today speaks volume of the quality of Pinegrove education. Let us have a look at the achievers and their placements in IITs, NITs and etc.
How does Pinegrove succeed time and again. Let us have a overview of the Pinegrove system which paved the way for this success.
A well-designed academic program, the well planed and well implemented testing program, a well-designed revision program are the Plus Points for the Pinegrove. Above all the well-conceived remedial teaching / learning system found in Pinegrove is the prime factor the ensures the sure success of the students.
The persistence of the Management and the academic staff in their efforts to improve themselves, if not excel themselves, in excellence of academic teaching, guiding and testing will sure ensure success in the future endeavors also.
The Chairman Dr. Bharadwaja Naidu and Director Sri Sambasiva Rao Congratulated all these students on their success and wish them lots of good luck in the future and blessed them. They also appreciated all the teaching faculty of the college for their efforts and success in guiding and mentoring the students towards success.
