From Greenwood High School – Naimnagar
Celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi the Eco-Friendly Way!
This year, let’s teach our little ones the power of protecting nature.
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From Greenwood High School – Gopalpur
When we speak, our tone of voice, pauses, and expressions help others understand what we mean. In the same way, punctuation does this job for us in writing. It adds clarity, rhythm, and life to our words.
Without punctuation, writing becomes confusing. Imagine reading a page with no commas, no full stops, and no question marks—it would feel like running a long race without a single break. Punctuation gives our sentences structure and makes the meaning clear.
It also helps us share feelings. A question mark shows curiosity, an exclamation mark adds excitement, and a comma gives the reader a short pause to think. These small marks may look simple, but they carry a big responsibility in communication.
Punctuation is like the traffic system of language. Just as traffic lights guide vehicles on the road, punctuation marks guide readers through our thoughts. Without them, messages may be misunderstood or lose their charm.
In short, punctuation is not just about rules—it is about connection. It helps the writer and the reader understand each other better. That is why learning to use punctuation correctly is an important part of becoming a good communicator.
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From Greenwood High School – Mancherial
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AUG 15 – 2025
Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, wore a festive look on 15th August 2025 Friday morning as it celebrated the 79th Independence Day with patriotic zeal and vibrant cultural displays.
Arrival and Guard of Honour
The celebrations began with the arrival of the dignitaries who were welcomed onto the dais with a ceremonial Guard of Honour. The chief guests for the occasion were Sri. Ch. Dharma Reddy and Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Hon’ble Directors of the institution. They were joined by Sri. G. Yellappa Naidu, Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar (General Manager), Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar (Academic Principal), Sri. T. Pavan Kumar (Administrative Principal), Sri. V. Suresh Kumar (Vice Principal), and academic coordinators Sri. M. Phanindra and Sri. P. Kanthi.
Tributes, Flag Hoisting and Parade
The programme commenced with prayers and floral tributes to freedom fighters. This was followed by the hoisting of the National Flag by the chief guests, amid the singing of the National Anthem by the assembled students and staff. The school’s marching contingents presented a parade, drawing applause for their discipline and synchrony.
Speeches by Dignitaries
The dignitaries delivered thought-provoking and inspiring messages, each touching on themes of patriotism, education, and responsibility.
Sri. Ch. Dharma Reddy, Hon’ble Director, urged students to work with dedication and sincerity for the nation’s progress. He expressed his pride in Greenwood alumni who have made their mark in different parts of the world, sharing how he had been pleasantly surprised on several occasions when former students greeted him unexpectedly in various countries and workplaces.
Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Hon’ble Director, reflected on the sacrifices of the nation’s freedom fighters and called upon everyone to uphold the values of democracy. Expressing his amazement at India’s rapid development in recent times, he also touched upon the growing influence of Artificial Intelligence across various fields. However, he firmly stated that the noble profession of teaching stands apart and cannot be replaced by any technology, for it shapes not only intellect but also character.
Sri. G. Yellappa Naidu emphasized the role of education in building a strong and self-reliant India. Reminiscing about his own school days, he fondly recalled how his teachers encouraged students to visit villages and inspire people to contribute to the freedom movement in different ways. His anecdotes brought alive the spirit of those times, bridging the gap between past struggles and present aspirations.
Sri. A. Prabhu Kumar, General Manager, motivated students to set high goals and maintain discipline as a guiding principle in life. He expressed his delight at having Sri. G. Yellappa Naidu in attendance, noting that he had recently celebrated his 96th birthday and was a living witness to the days of the independence struggle.
Speeches by Teachers and Students
Teachers, including Mr. G. Krishna Rao, Mr. M. Ranga Rao, Mr. K. Yakub Reddy, Mr. T. Vijaykanth, Mr. Ranjith Behra, Mr. S. Kiran, Mr. A. Venu Kumar, Mrs. Ayesha, and Mrs. Sarala, shared their thoughts, blending patriotic messages with motivating advice.
Student speakers such as K. Avanthika (IX Sushrutha), K. Harshavardhan Reddy (X Satish Dhawan), Pallek Gollewar (IX Sushrutha), S. Keerthana (IX Hawking), L. Thanisha (X Bhatnagar), L. Jaya Vaishnavi and P. Shreyu(X Bhatnagar) B. Karthika (VI Aristotle) B. Jithender (VII Tesla)and others expressed their pride in the nation through powerful speeches that resonated with the audience reflecting their love for the country.
Prize Distribution
The day also honoured talent and achievement through Prize Distribution in various categories:
The applause and cheers for each winner created a joyous and proud atmosphere.
Cultural Extravaganza
The cultural segment was a vibrant tribute to India’s unity in diversity. It added colour to the morning’s proceedings.
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Each act was met with thunderous applause, making the celebration both entertaining and deeply meaningful.
The event was anchored by S. Sai Shashira, R. Rishika and M. Saanvi under the mentorship of Mr. T. Vijaykanth, whose guidance ensured a seamless flow of the programme. The vote of thanks was proposed by Principal Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar, who appreciated the sincere efforts of all students and staff for making the celebration a grand success.
The 79th Independence Day celebrations at Greenwood High School concluded with a renewed sense of pride, unity, and responsibility towards the nation, as the campus resounded with the spirited chant of “Jai Hind.”
Report By:Mr. G. Krishna Rao
Department of English
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Greenwood High School, Mancherial branch, celebrated the 79th Independence Day of our nation with grandeur and patriotic fervour under the able guidance of Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi. The day commenced at 8:00 a.m. with the ceremonial welcome of the dignitaries, marked by an impressive march past led by the school’s P.E.T., Mr. M. Sagar.
The programme began with a soul-stirring rendition of Vande Mataram by the school choir, followed by🇮🇳🇮🇳 the flag hoisting ceremony performed by the PrincipalMr. R. Chandramohan accompanied by the National Anthem sung in unison by all present. Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan then addressed the gathering, inspiring students with his words on the significance of freedom and the responsibility it brings.
🌟 A special attraction of the day was the beautifully decorated dais, artistically designed by 🎨🎨🎨Art Teacher Mr. J. Suresh, which created an ambience of patriotism and elegance, drawing admiration from everyone present. 🌟
The cultural segment opened with a graceful welcome dance by Harshika (Grade 2), followed by another enchanting welcome performance by
K. Deekshita (Grade 9).
The audience was then charmed by the tiny tots of Nursery, LKG, and UKG — Arjun, Riyan, Rudransh, Vihan, Viyan, Virat, Nihan, Srihan, Shaanvi, Veeksha, and Dhrithisri — trained by Mrs. Kavitha, Ms. Harika, and Mrs. Nithya Sri.
🎤🎤🎤A series of speeches in Telugu, delivered by O. Sri Vaishnavi (Grade 10), Varjith Chandra (Grade 5), Lalith Chandra (Grade 4), Ch. Rishitha (Grade 10), Ch. Nainika (Grade 8), V. Aadhyay (Grade 8), K. Himansh (Grade 4), Jashwika (Grade 3), and K. Sricharan (Grade 10), reflected patriotic pride and cultural richness, under the guidance of Mr. Mahendra, Mr. Venkateswarlu, Mrs. Meera, and Mrs. Sunitha.
The celebrations continued with a lively UKG dance, followed by a heartfelt patriotic song by Nehaswi ,Thanushri,Lineesha and SriNithya 🎼🎼.
🎤🎤Hindi speeches by Saloni Meena (Grade 10), Pranitha (Grade 6), Dhaatri Sahasra (Grade 3), Himashree (Grade 4), Anuradha (Grade 4), and Manisha (Grade 10), under the mentorship of Arif Sir and Munira Madam, added linguistic diversity to the occasion.
The cultural rhythm peaked with a traditional dance performance by Pranitha and Archita, guided by Lakshmi Devi Madam, and
🎤🎤🎤 English speeches by Arick (Grade 5), Veda Bhanu (Grade 4), Sushruchita (Grade 4), Ch. Harshini (Grade 6), and R. Sai Krithin (Grade 10), trained by Mrs. Sailaja, Mr. Anand, and Mrs. Lakshmi Devi.
Lezimi 🪇Energetic performances such as the Lezime display by Grade 7 girls Neha Swi, Lakshana, Dikshita, and Krishi Saheri under Mr. M. Sagar,
and a skit by Grade 7 boys Sahith and Aadvik, Karthikeya and Nethra Varma under Mr. Mahender , kept the audience engaged.
💃The patriotic spirit soared with a dance by Grade 8 girls — Nainika,Anjali Meena ,Rishvitha Sai, Juveria Anum, Saharya, Vanushna, Lahari, and Aaradhya — guided by Rajitha Madam,
followed by songs 🎼🎼🎼by Tejaswi and O. Sri Vaishnavi (Grade 10), G. Ruzula, and Arif Sir.
🎤🎤Speeches by Rajitha Madam, Sridevi Madam, and Arif Sir, as well as 🎼🎼🎼a patriotic song by O. Venkatesh (Chemistry Teacher), added depth to the celebrations.
A breathtaking pyramid formation by Grade 9 IIT boys — Bhuvan Teja, Mani Hasan, J. Aniket, P. Aniket, Pratik Rao, Pawan Putra,Ashwadh Kumar ,Amit Chandra, and Rithvik,Surya Siddharth
once again under the guidance of Mr. M. Sagar, was met with loud applause.
💃The finale featured a dance by Grade 9 girls — Ashwini Priya, Vaishnavi, Ruzula, Amukta, Dikshita, and Manisha, Harismitha,Anjani,
followed by the Vote of Thanks delivered by Tejaswi Madam (Social Science Teacher).
🌟 The smooth execution of the event was a testament to the excellent coordination between the teaching and non-teaching staff, whose teamwork ensured a seamless and memorable celebration. 🌟
The event concluded on a note of pride, unity, and renewed commitment to the ideals of our great nation.
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Greenwood High School came alive with the vibrant spirit of patriotism as students and staff gathered in the assembly area to celebrate the nation’s Independence Day. The atmosphere was filled with enthusiasm and unity as we warmly welcomed our esteemed dignitaries — Director Challa Dharma Reddy sir, Director Dr. G. Bhardwaja Nadu, Vice Principal Srikanth Sir, and ACO Rajeshwari Ma’am.
The celebration began with our respected Director Sir hoisting the National Flag, igniting a deep sense of pride and patriotism in every heart present. This was followed by the soul-stirring rendition of the National Anthem, sung in perfect harmony by the entire gathering.
Students from both the Primary and High School sections delivered powerful speeches that reflected their love for the country and their vision for its future. The stage then lit up with a series of incredible group dance performances and melodious group songs, each one showcasing the cultural diversity and unity of our great nation.
In the days leading up to the celebration, Elocution and Drawing competitions were held, encouraging students to express their creativity and thoughts on patriotism. The winners of these events were felicitated during the program, adding an extra spark of joy to the occasion.
The event concluded with a sense of pride and inspiration, reminding everyone that while freedom is our right, preserving it is our responsibility. Director sir inspired the gathering with his words. Greenwood High School once again stood together as one family, honoring the sacrifices of our heroes and celebrating the spirit of India.
(Ms. Rida – Department of English)
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15/08/2025, FRI
Greenwood High School, Naimnagar Campus, celebrated the 79th Independence Day with great enthusiasm and patriotic spirit. The event was graced by the presence of the school’s esteemed Directors, Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu Garu and Ch. Dharma Reddy Garu, who were the chief guests for the occasion.
The celebrations commenced with the garlanding of national leaders by the Directors, followed by the ceremonial hoisting of the National Flag, accompanied by the singing of the National Anthem, which filled the atmosphere with pride and reverence.
The students showcased their patriotism through vibrant cultural performances, including dances to patriotic songs, stirring speeches, and soulful renditions of national songs, leaving the audience inspired and emotional.
In recognition of academic excellence, the Directors appreciated and felicitated the students who performed exceptionally well in the recently conducted Periodic Assessment-1 (PA-1) by presenting them with mementoes and certificates.
To encourage co-curricular talent, various competitions such as essay writing, drawing, and elocution were organized. The winners were awarded certificates and prizes as a token of appreciation and encouragement.
The Directors took a moment to express their appreciation for the dedication and hard work of all staff members, urging them to continue their efforts in shaping young minds with the same passion and commitment.
The event was well-attended by students, parents, and teachers, all of whom were served refreshments after the program. The celebrations concluded on a graceful note with a Vote of Thanks, marking the end of a memorable and inspiring day.
From Greenwood High School –Gopalpur
Niharika class -4
The internet is like a giant library that’s open 24/7, filled with endless information, entertainment, and ways to connect with others. As students, we rely on it heavily for research, online classes, and staying in touch with friends. But just like any public place, the online world has its risks.
Be Cautious Online
When browsing online, it’s essential to be careful about the websites we visit and the links we click on. We should stick to trusted websites and avoid suspicious links or pop-ups that might ask for personal info or promise unrealistic deals. Sharing personal details online can put us in trouble, so let’s keep our full name, school name, address, and phone number private.
Think Before You Post
What we share online can stick around for a long time, so let’s think twice before posting. We should consider how our online actions might affect our relationships, reputation, or even future opportunities. Using strong passwords, keeping them safe, and logging out when we’re done online are simple habits that can make a big difference.
Stay Safe Online
By being mindful of our online activities and taking a few simple precautions, we can minimize the risks and stay safe in the digital world. Let’s make the most of the internet’s benefits while protecting ourselves from its potential downsides.
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From Greenwood High School –Mancherial
Dhathri Sahasra,Grade – 3
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Under the able guidance of Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi, Greenwood High School, Mancherial, celebrated Raksha Bandhan with great joy and enthusiasm, reflecting the true spirit of the festival.
The day’s events began with the gathering of students and staff on the school ground. The program was formally announced by Mr. B. Sravan Kumar, Biology teacher, who warmly welcomed everyone. The celebration was gracefully anchored by B. Hanika and Karthikeya, whose lively presence kept the audience engaged throughout.
The sequence of performances commenced with an English speech by V. Adhyay of Grade 8, highlighting the cultural and emotional significance of Raksha Bandhan. This was followed by the pre-primary Rakhi tying ceremony, symbolizing innocence, love, and the pure bond between siblings.
D. Shreyan then delivered a touching speech in Telugu, after which Rishith Sai of Grade 8 and Rakul Chandra of Grade 5 presented a delightful conversation about Rakhi, charming the audience with their expressions and dialogue.
The primary students took the stage next with an energetic dance performance choreographed by Mrs. Saba and Mrs. Sheetal, winning the hearts of everyone present. This was followed by a joint Telugu speech by Samanya Sri and Seejal of Grade 8, and an English speech by Lineesha, each expressing the festival’s values from different perspectives.
The high school students then delivered a captivating dance performance choreographed by Mrs. Rajitha and Mrs. Tejaswi, blending tradition with vibrant moves. Mr. Venkateshwaru, Telugu faculty, shared his thoughts in a meaningful speech, while Mrs. Anuradha addressed the gathering in Hindi, adding linguistic and cultural diversity to the program.
One of the most heartfelt moments was the female teachers tying Rakhis to male teachers, reinforcing the theme of respect, unity, and affection beyond familial bonds. The Principal, Mr. Chandramohan, then addressed the gathering, appreciating the participants and encouraging students to uphold the values symbolized by Raksha Bandhan.
The celebration concluded with a vote of thanks by Mr. Anand, expressing gratitude to all who contributed to making the event memorable.
The entire program beautifully portrayed the cultural richness, emotional warmth, and spirit of togetherness that Raksha Bandhan stands for.
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Greenwood High School, Gopalpur came alive with colors, laughter, and joy as everyone gathered to celebrate Raksha Bandhan. From tiny Nursery to Class 7 students, the school was enlightening with children dressed in their finest traditional attire. Smiling girls lovingly tied Rakhis on the wrists of the boys, who in return shared sweets, making the moment even sweeter.
The celebration wasn’t just for the students—teachers, support staff, and even parents joined in. In a touching gesture, the Principal and staff tied Rakhis to a few parents and support staff, reminding everyone that Raksha Bandhan is not only about brothers and sisters, but about cherishing and protecting every special bond. The day was filled with warmth, love, and the joy of being part of one big Greenwood family.
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Monsoon is a special kind of wind that brings a lot of rain. In many countries like India, the monsoon season starts around June and lasts till September. These winds blow from the sea to the land and carry a large amount of moisture with them. When the clouds become heavy, it starts raining. This season is known for heavy rains, thunder, and cool breezes after the hot summer.
Monsoons bring many changes in our surroundings. The weather becomes cooler, and the air smells fresh. Trees and plants look greener and healthier. Rivers, ponds, and lakes get filled with rainwater. People enjoy the change after a long, hot summer. Children like to play in the rain, and many families enjoy eating hot snacks like pakodies during rainy days. The entire environment looks bright and beautiful.
However, monsoons can also bring some troubles. Sometimes it rains too much and causes floods. Floods can destroy houses, roads, and even farms. People living in low-lying areas suffer the most. Their homes get filled with water, and they may lose their belongings. Heavy rains can also cause traffic jams and water logging in cities. Many diseases like malaria and dengue also spread during the rainy season because of dirty, stagnant water. Landslides in hilly areas are another serious problem during monsoon.
Even with these problems, monsoons are very important for our earth. Rainwater helps to refill rivers and underground water levels. This water is used for drinking, cooking, and cleaning. Without rain, many places would face water shortage. Rain also helps clean the air by removing dust and pollution. Trees and plants grow faster during this season, which adds more oxygen to the air and helps balance nature.
Most importantly, monsoons are very important for farmers and agriculture. Farmers depend on rainfall to grow crops like rice, sugarcane, cotton, and pulses. These crops need a lot of water to grow well. If the monsoon comes late or brings very little rain, crops may dry up, and farmers suffer huge losses. On the other hand, good rainfall can bring joy to farmers and lead to a good harvest. Monsoons also help in maintaining the fertility of the soil. The rain mixes nutrients deep into the soil, making it rich and ready for growing food.
Indeed monsoons are a gift of nature. They bring beauty, joy, and much-needed water to the land. Though they come with some difficulties, their benefits are far greater. We must learn to use monsoon water wisely and protect our environment to enjoy its full benefits. Saving rainwater through rainwater harvesting and keeping our surroundings clean during the rainy season are some ways we can respect and make the best use of this precious season.
Remember that they demand us to keep our raincoats and umbrellas ready. They also warn us ‘Don’t get wet!’
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From Greenwood High School – Hunter Road
By Sai Rishita, 5th Jasmine
“Trees give us fresh air, shade, and life. Planting even one tree today can protect our planet for tomorrow. Let’s grow more trees and make our earth green and happy!”
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From Greenwood High School – Hunter Road, Warangal
“Threads are small, but they hold the power to bind hearts forever.”
As part of our Saturday Funday activity, the creative hands of our young Greenwooodians wove magic into threads, crafting beautiful rakhis with love and imagination. Today, the campus bloomed in festive spirit as we celebrated Raksha Bandhan – a festival that strengthens the threads of love, care and protection.
The celebration was graced by our Vice Principal, Mr. Srikanth, and ACO, Mrs. Rajeshwari, whose presence added warmth and encouragement to the occasion. In a heartwarming gesture, the students also tied rakhis to our Vice Principal, symbolizing the bond of respect, guidance and affection that they share with their mentors.
The children arrived in radiant traditional attire, looking like a flutter of colourful butterflies, bringing life and vibrance to every corner of the school. Laughter and joy echoed as the girls adorned their brothers and friends with tilak, tied their lovingly-made rakhis and shared sweets, sealing the bond with affection and smiles.
This celebration was more than a ritual – it was a lesson in values, reminding us of the importance of respect, unity and empathy. It reflected the beauty of Indian traditions, where love is tied not just on wrists, but also in hearts. Truly, it was a day where culture met creativity and joy became the common language for all.
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From Greenwood High School – Naimnagar
Little Varenya, a budding cricketer from our school, shared his dream of becoming like his idol, Virat Kohli. With a spark in his eyes and passion in every swing of the bat, Varenya reminds us that every great journey begins with a dream.
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Greenwood student Loukya Chauhan beautifully shared how Raksha Bandhan symbolizes the love and protection she receives from her brother.
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Greenwood High School, Naimnagar, Hanumakonda joyfully celebrated Telangana Bonalu and Raksha Bandhan. Students wore traditional attire, performed folk dances, and offered Bonam, honoring Telangana’s rich culture. The Raksha Bandhan activity highlighted unity and respect as students tied rakhis, spreading warmth and brotherhood.
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We all love to play in clean parks, drink clean water, and breathe fresh air. But have you ever thought where all this comes from? The ground we walk on, the water we drink, and the air we breathe are gifts from nature. It is our duty to keep them safe and clean – not just for ourselves, but for the children who will live in the world after us.
Why is Soil Important?
Soil is the top layer of the Earth. It helps plants to grow. Without soil, we will not have fruits, vegetables, and trees. If we throw garbage and plastic on the ground or use too many chemicals on farms, the soil becomes dirty and weak. This can make it hard to grow healthy food.
We must protect the soil by:
Not throwing waste on the ground.
Growing more trees.
Using natural compost instead of harmful chemicals.
Why Should We Save Water?
Water is life. Every living thing needs water – animals, plants, and people. But clean water is getting less every day. Some people waste water while brushing teeth or washing cars. Some factories throw dirty water into rivers and lakes.
We can save water by:
Turning off taps when not in use.
Fixing leaking pipes at home.
Reusing water for watering plants.
Keeping rivers and ponds clean.
Why is Clean Air Important?
Air is all around us. We cannot see it, but we breathe it every second. If the air is dirty, it can make us sick. Smoke from vehicles and factories, and burning garbage, makes the air full of dust and harmful gases.
To keep the air clean, we should:
Plant more trees, as they clean the air.
Walk or cycle instead of using cars for short distances.
Say no to burning garbage and plastic.
Keep our surroundings clean.
Our Responsibility
As students, we may think we are too small to make a change. But small steps can make a big difference. If each one of us takes care of nature, the Earth will stay safe and healthy for many years. We must respect the gifts of nature and use them wisely. It is not only the job of the government or big people. It is the duty of all of us.
One day, we will grow up and have our own children. What kind of world do we want to give them? A dirty world full of waste and smoke? Or a clean, green Earth with fresh air, clean water, and healthy soil?
Let us learn more about nature in school and at home. We can also take part in clean-up drives and tree planting activities. When we work together, we can do great things for the Earth. Let us begin today and protect our planet with love.
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