By Sanshi, Class 3, Greenwood High School, Naimnagar
My first day at school was very special. I wore my new uniform and packed my bag with books and snacks. I was excited but also a little scared. When I reached Greenwood High School, Naimnagar, everything looked big and new. My teacher smiled at me, and I felt better. I made some new friends and played with them. I liked my classroom and drawing class the most. I was happy and proud to be in school. I will never forget my first day!
The Bonalu celebrations at Greenwood High School, Mancherial branch were conducted in a grand and traditional manner under the guidance of Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan and Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi.
In the morning session, teachers *Mrs. M. Soujanya Latha, Mrs. N. Sailaja, Mrs. P. Rajitha, and *Assistant Mrs. Bhagya prepared paayasam as part of the traditional offering to the goddess. At the same time, Mr. J. Suresh Kumar, Mrs. P. Sunitha, Mrs. D. Sheethal, and Mrs. Tejaswi took the responsibility of decorating the Bonam pots beautifully, adding to the festive spirit.
After the preparations, students from classes 6 to 10 participated in a rally to bring awareness about the *significance of the Bonalu festival. Later, the **students of classes 9 and 10, along with their teachers, Vice Principal, and Principal, visited Gandhari Maisamma Temple. There, they offered *pooja with devotion and sought the blessings of the Goddess for the well-being of everyone.
In the *afternoon session, all the students and teachers assembled on the school ground to witness and enjoy various cultural programs organised to mark the occasion. The program started with a **dance performance by the 4th and 5th-grade girls. This was followed by a *melodious song presented by Vihika from Grade 2.
Next, students from *grades 6 and 7 presented a lively dance performance, after which **Unnathi and Srinithya delivered speeches in Telugu, highlighting the importance of the festival. Following this, *8th-grade students performed a traditional dance.
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*Anuradha Kumari from Grade 6 delivered a speech in Hindi, explaining the cultural significance of Bonalu. Later, **9th-grade students performed an energetic dance performance. After this, *Pranitha Sri from Grade 6 gave a speech in English on the importance of festivals in maintaining cultural traditions.
Further, Mr. Venkateshwarlu, a teacher, delivered a speech in Telugu appreciating the efforts of students and staff and reminding everyone of the importance of preserving such cultural traditions.
Finally, *Principal Mr. R. Chandramohan Sir addressed the gathering, sharing his thoughts on the significance of Bonalu and the values it imparts. The celebrations came to an end with a *Vote of Thanks by Vice Principal Mr. G. Thirupathi Sir, who appreciated everyone’s efforts in making the program successful and memorable.
The entire celebration was filled with devotion, joy, and cultural pride, leaving everyone with happy memories of the day. HAPPY BONALU!!
The rains are lurching in the corner. With them, they bring a refreshing change to the environment. Trees look greener, the air feels cooler, and nature seems to rejoice. Children often love the rains – jumping in puddles, floating paper boats, and enjoying the cool breeze. Rainwater also helps refill rivers and lakes and gives relief from the summer heat. However, along with all the fun and beauty, the rainy season can also bring some health problems. So, it is important for all of us, especially school children, to be careful and stay healthy during this time.
Common Health Issues in the Rainy Season
During the monsoon, the chances of falling sick are higher. Waterborne diseases like typhoid, cholera, and diarrhea can spread through contaminated water. Stagnant rainwater becomes a breeding ground for mosquitoes, which can spread diseases such as dengue and malaria. Colds, coughs, and viral fevers are also quite common in this season due to changes in weather and wet clothes.
How Can Children Stay Safe and Healthy?
There are some simple precautions we can take to enjoy the rains without falling sick.
Avoid getting wet in the rain: Although it’s tempting to run out and dance in the rain, it’s best to avoid getting wet. If you do get wet, make sure to dry yourself properly and change into clean clothes. Always wear a raincoat or carry an umbrella when you go out.
Keep your hands clean: Wash your hands regularly with soap, especially before eating anything. This helps prevent the spread of germs that can cause stomach infections.
Drink clean water: Always drink boiled or filtered water during the rainy season. Do not drink water from unknown sources like roadside taps or hand pumps.
Eat fresh and home-cooked food: Avoid eating street food during the rains as it may not be hygienic. Eat freshly cooked meals at home and wash fruits and vegetables thoroughly before eating.
Keep yoursurroundings clean: Make sure there is no stagnant water near your house or school. Mosquitoes lay their eggs in still water. Empty water from flowerpots, coolers, and buckets if not in use.
Wear dry and comfortable clothes: Damp clothes can cause skin problems and infections. Wear clean and dry cotton clothes that allow your skin to breathe.
Get enough rest: A healthy body fights off infections better. Sleep well, eat nutritious food, and keep yourself active with indoor games or simple exercises.
The rainy season is a wonderful time of the year, full of freshness and fun. By following these simple tips, we can make the most of this beautiful season without falling ill. So, dear children, enjoy the rains, watch the rivers flow, and smell the wet earth – but also remember to stay safe, dry, and healthy. Taking care of your health means you won’t have to miss school or playtime, and you’ll have lots of happy memories to carry forward.
Maintaining a balanced and healthy diet is essential for the overall development and well-being of students. Healthy food, rich in vitamins, minerals, proteins, and fibers, plays a vital role in boosting immunity, improving brain function, increasing energy levels, and keeping the body strong and active. It helps students stay alert, focused in class, and perform better in academics and extracurricular activities. On the other hand, unhealthy food—such as chips, soft drinks, chocolates, and deep-fried items—is high in sugar, oil, salt, and empty calories. Regular consumption of these junk foods may lead to obesity, diabetes, heart problems, and poor digestion, even at a young age.
Many students have begun recognizing these effects. For example, Satwika from Class 6 says, “When I eat fruits, I feel active in class. But after eating chips or drinking soda, I feel sleepy and dull.” Similarly, R.Sanvi from Class 7 mentions, “One can of soft drink has more than 150 calories and offers no nutrition. I’ve started drinking lemon water instead, and it keeps me fresh.” These observations highlight the impact of food choices on daily life and academic performance.
To build awareness, it is important to understand the calorie content in common junk foods. A regular burger contains 500–600 calories, French fries have around 350 calories per 100 grams, and one chocolate bar contains nearly 300 calories. Even one scoop of ice cream can add up to 250 calories to your diet. Despite their taste, these items contribute very little nutritional value.
Encouraging students to choose fruits, vegetables, homemade snacks, and sufficient water intake instead of oily, sugary items can lead to lifelong healthy habits. As the famous saying goes, “Let food be thy medicine, and medicine be thy food” – a reminder that what we eat greatly impacts how we live. Schools, families, and students must work together to promote healthy eating and an active lifestyle for a better future.
With elegance, energy, and a sense of purpose, Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, hosted its Investiture Ceremony on 14 July 2025 for the Academic Year 2025–26, marking the official induction of the newly elected Student Council. The day stood as a powerful testament to the school’s philosophy of empowering students through leadership opportunities and fostering responsibility at every stage of their academic journey.
Setting the Stage for Leadership
The school’s open auditorium transformed into a ceremonial space exuding pride and anticipation. Beautiful floral décor, a refined stage setup, and professional sound and lighting arrangements created the perfect ambiance for the momentous occasion. The seating was systematically arranged to accommodate dignitaries, faculty and students.
Dignitaries Welcomed with Honour
The event commenced with a warm welcome by student anchors L. Geethika and ShraddhaSingh, who invited the esteemed dignitaries onto the dais. The ceremony was graced by:
Sri Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, Hon. Director (Chief Guest)
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
Smt. P. Kanthi and Sri Phanindra, Academic Coordinators
Sri Satheesan Achari, Returning Officer
Sri Ranjit Behera, Election Commissioner
Bouquets were presented to the dignitaries by the students as a gesture of gratitude and reverence.
Pledging to Lead with Integrity
The highlight of the ceremony was the Oath-Taking, administered by Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu. The newly elected student leaders pledged to serve with integrity, uphold the values of the school, and lead by example. The moment radiated confidence and collective determination.
Badges, Sashes & the Spirit of Service
As the oath concluded, the formal Investiture of the Student Council took place. From the Head Boy and Head Girl to House Captains and Secretaries, each was conferred with badges by the dignitaries. They were also adorned with ceremonial sashes — a proud moment representing the passing of responsibilities.
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Voices of the Future: Leaders Speak
The newly elected Head Boy, J. Shailender, and Head Girl, L. Thanisha, delivered heartfelt speeches. With clarity, confidence, and gratitude, they expressed their commitment to serve their school and make a meaningful impact. Their words echoed the enthusiasm of the entire student body.
Inspiring Words from the Torchbearers
The most anticipated moment followed — a powerful keynote address by Sri.Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu. In his motivating speech, he emphasized:
The essential role of student leadership in shaping a school’s culture
The value of empathy, dedication, and cooperation
The importance of English communication as a core skill on campus
He urged students to lead with courage and serve with humility, reinforcing the message that leadership is not a position, but a purpose.
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Other dignitaries — Sri A. Prabhu Kumar, Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar, Sri T. Pavan Kumar, and Sri V. Suresh Kumar — shared encouraging insights on education, discipline, and moral responsibility, further igniting the leadership spirit in every student present.
Recognizing the Guiding Forces
The management extended heartfelt appreciation to the faculty members who meticulously planned and executed the election process and ceremony:
Social Department: Mr. Satheesan Achari, Mr. Ranjit Behera, Mr. Venu, Mr. Rambabu, Mrs. Sarala & Ms. Geethanjali
English Department: Mr. T. Vijaykanth, Mr. G. Krishna Rao, Ms. Shereen
Other dedicated staff members
Their efforts were applauded as the true driving force behind nurturing young leaders.
A Day to Remember, A Future to Build
The Investiture Ceremony 2025 wasn’t just about titles and sashes — it was about vision, growth, and transformation. It celebrated the spirit of leadership, the strength of teamwork, and the unwavering values of Greenwood High School.
As the newly appointed leaders step into their roles, the school community looks forward to a year filled with meaningful change, empowered voices, and a renewed commitment to excellence.
Vote of Thanks
Ch. Lekhana of Class 10 concluded the Investiture Ceremony with a vote of thanks.
🇮🇳 Patriotism in the Air
The auditorium stood still and proud as the National Anthem echoed through the campus, creating a moment of unity and patriotism that set the tone for the solemn proceedings ahead.
Report Compiled by: Mr. G. Krishna Rao Teacher of English | Greenwood High School
My teacher is not just an educator but a true role model who inspires me every day. With patience, wisdom, and kindness, they guide me to think, learn, and grow. Their dedication, discipline, and positive attitude teach me values that go beyond textbooks. I hope to follow in their footsteps and become a person of character, just like them.
Greenwood High School successfully conducted its democratic elections for the Head Boy and Head Girl on 28th June 2025. After a careful nomination process, two candidates each from the boys and girls were shortlisted and actively campaigned on June 26 and 27 through speeches and posters.
In a smooth and transparent election, boys voted for Head Boy and girls for Head Girl. The event was inaugurated by Director Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu and General Manager Sri. Mr. A. Prabhu Kumar. Principal Sri. Mrs. Manjula Ma’am and Vice Principal Mr. Srikanth Sir oversaw the process, supported by the Social Studies Department.
The election provided a hands-on experience in democracy, encouraging leadership and responsibility. The school now eagerly awaits the results, proud of all candidates who participated with enthusiasm and integrity.
On the 10th of July 2025, Greenwood High School proudly hosted its Investiture Ceremony — a prestigious event that marked the official induction of the newly elected Student Cabinet. The ceremony followed the Student Cabinet Elections held on the 28th of June, and symbolized the first bold step taken by our young leaders toward embracing responsibility and service.
Rooted in the values of leadership and accountability, the ceremony was conducted with great dignity and enthusiasm. It commenced with the administering of the oath, led by our Honorable Director, Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, who inspired students with his powerful address. The National Flag was then hoisted by our esteemed Direct director sir, accompanied by Principal Mrs. Manjula Devi, General Manager Mr. A. Prabhu Kumar, and Vice Principal Mr. K. Srikanth, as the student body stood tall with pride and reverence for our nation.
The ceremony continued with the grand march, showcasing impeccable coordination and discipline. Leading the cabinet were:
Designation
Name
Head Boy
M. Abhijith Rao
Head Girl
P. Sahasra Sai
Discipline Secretaries
G. Manvith& A. Keerthana
Sports Secretaries
K. Ronak Kumar & D. Saanvi Reddy
Cultural Secretary
P. Sharanya Priya
Literary Secretary
K. AdvethaNakshathra
The Head Boy and Head Girl were formally adorned with their badges and led their team in a solemn oath, pledging to uphold the values, discipline, and spirit of Greenwood. Following them, all cabinet members took their pledge to lead with integrity and commitment.
As the march proceeded, the leadership baton was symbolically passed on, as the House Presidents of Grade 10 led the Vice Presidents of Grade 9 into their new roles:
House
President (Grade 10)
Vice President (Grade 9)
Diamond
CH. Kaushal
Sumedha
Emerald
B. Varshini
M. Deeraj
Ruby
D. Aparna Devi
B. Mohnesh
Sapphire
R. Tejas Kumar Yadav
Ayesha Nabhia
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Following the formal pinning of badges and the collective oath-taking, the newly elected cabinet members addressed the gathering — their words reflecting vision, purpose, and a deep sense of responsibility.
Our respected dignitaries highlighted the essence of true leadership, emphasizing its role in shaping not only the future of the school but also the community and the nation.
The event concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks proposed by D. Aparna , expressing sincere gratitude to all who contributed to making the ceremony a resounding success. The program came to a close with the National Anthem, uniting the entire school community in a shared spirit of patriotism and pride.
Organized by the Department of Social Science, the Investiture Ceremony of 2025 was not just a recognition of emerging leaders, but a powerful reminder of the values of excellence, responsibility, and integrity that Greenwood High School strives to uphold.
In many schools, children are asked to learn by heart. They read the same thing again and again until they can say it without looking. This is called rote learning. But is this the best way to learn? Not always. Children may remember words for a test but forget them later. They may not understand what they are saying. That is why we need to move from rote learning to real learning.
Real learning means understanding the topic, thinking deeply about it, and using it in real life. It helps children ask questions, find answers, and explore new ideas. Real learning makes them active learners, not just quiet listeners. It makes learning fun, meaningful, and useful.
Why Rote Learning Doesn’t Work Well
Rote learning focuses only on memory. It does not care if the child understands the idea. For example, a child may say “The sun rises in the east,” but not know what east means or why the sun seems to rise. If asked in a new way, the child may not know how to answer. Also, rote learning can feel boring. Children may lose interest in studies.
How is Real Learning helpful?
Real learning helps children to:
Think on their own
Ask “why” and “how” questions
Use what they learn in daily life
Solve problems in new ways
Work with others and share ideas
For example, instead of just learning the names of fruits, a teacher may bring real fruits to class. Children can touch, smell, and taste them. They can talk about their color, size, and shape. This makes learning more exciting and easier to remember.
How Teachers Can Help
Teachers play a big role in this shift. They can:
Give real-life examples
Use games, stories, and pictures
Ask open-ended questions
Allow children to speak and share
Give hands-on tasks and group work
Help children make links between what they learn and what they see around them
For example, while teaching measurement, teachers can ask children to measure their desk or lunch box. This way, children learn by doing.
What Parents Can Do?
Parents can also support real learning by:
Talking to their children about what they learn
Asking them to explain things in their own words
Helping them explore nature, books, and simple experiments
Encouraging reading, drawing, and problem-solving
Allowing them to make mistakes and learn from them
A Change in Thinking
To shift from rote to real learning, we must change the way we think. Learning is not just about marks. It is about building strong minds and good habits. It is about helping children grow into thinking, caring, and creative people.
While rote learning may help for a short time, real learning helps for life. It teaches children how to think, not just what to think. Let us help children enjoy learning, understand deeply, and use knowledge in the real world. That is the true purpose of education.
Emotional Intelligence (EI) is the ability to recognize and manage our own emotions, as well as the emotions of others. In today’s fast-paced, interconnected world, EI is becoming increasingly important in education. Benefits of Emotional Intelligence in Education
Improved Academic Performance: Students with high EI tend to perform better academically, as they can manage stress, stay motivated, and build strong relationships with teachers and peers.
Better Relationships: EI helps students develop empathy, communication skills, and conflict resolution strategies, leading to stronger, more positive relationships.
Enhanced Well-being: By recognizing and managing their emotions, students can reduce stress, anxiety, and depression, promoting overall well-being.
Preparation for the Future: As automation and AI continue to transform the workforce, EI will become an essential skill for success in the modern workplace.
Incorporating Emotional Intelligence into Education
*Social-Emotional Learning
Mindfulness and Meditation
Project-Based Learning
Conclusion Emotional Intelligence is indeed the future of education. By incorporating EI into educational curricula, we can equip students with the skills they need to succeed in all aspects of life.
Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy, proudly continues its tradition of conducting elections for the positions of Head Boy and Head Girl—a practice firmly rooted in CBSE guidelines. This prestigious annual event, the Student Cabinet Elections, provides students with invaluable firsthand experience of democratic principles in action.
The academic year 2025–26 unfolded with yet another successful and spirited democratic exercise,reaffirming our strong commitment to student leadership, democratic values, and participative governance. It marked a dynamic beginning to the new academic year and stood as the very first event on the school calendar.
Phase 1: Announcing the Democratic Journey
On Monday, June 30, 2025, during the first special assembly of the academic year, Sri. Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu, our honourable School Director, officially declared the commencement of the Student Council Elections. An Election Committee was formed to ensure the process was transparent, participatory, and aligned with CBSE’s ethos of democratic learning.
Phase 2: Nomination and Screening
A call for nominations was issued to Grade X students aspiring to contest for the prestigious posts of Head Boy and Head Girl. We received an enthusiastic response—52 boys and 15 girls submitted their nominations.
Screening Test – I :
Held on July 1, 2025, this test assessed leadership aptitude, communication skills, and general awareness. After careful evaluation, 8 boys and 8 girls advanced to the next level.
Screening Test – II (Group Discussion):
Conducted on July 2, 2025, this interactive round tested decision-making, teamwork, and public speaking. Ultimately, the panel shortlisted 4 boys and 4 girls as the official candidates. Following voluntary withdrawals, 2 boys and 2 girls stood firm in the final race.
Phase 3: Campaign Trail and Symbol Allotment
On July 3, 2025, during the morning assembly, Academic Principal Sri. V.V.V. Naveen Kumar and Admin. Principal Sri. T. Pavan Kumar introduced the four finalists to the school community. Symbols were assigned to each candidate to represent their identity on the ballot.
Finalists for Head Boy:
J. Shailender – Graduation Hat
R. Rishi Kumar – Tree
Finalists for Head Girl:
L. Thanisha – Graduation Hat
L. Geethika – Tree
The school transformed into an active campaign zone. Colourful posters, slogans, and innovative electioneering created a vibrant democratic environment across the campus.
Phase 4: Polling Day – Casting the Future
On July 5, 2025, the school observed Election Day with decorum and excitement.
Polling Time: 09:30 a.m. to 03:00 p.m.
Polling Stations: 5 booths supervised by teachers and monitored by NCC cadets.
Total Votes Cast:1,629 (including staff and student votes).
Ballot boxes were sealed and transferred securely to the strong room under the watchful eye of the election team.
Meanwhile, English teachers Ms. Shirin Naaz and Ms. G. Akshaya provided live election commentary, interviews, and on-ground updates throughout the day.
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The much-anticipated Vote Counting Day arrived on July 7, 2025, turning the school into a hub of suspense, energy, and celebration.
A ceremonial procession escorted the sealed ballot boxes to the Counting Hall, where senior officials, candidates, and agents witnessed the transparent and systematic process.
Key Officers Present:
Votes were meticulously counted in bundles of 100 by the trained teacher counting staff.
Final Results: The Voice of Greenwood
Head Boy 2025–26:
🏆J. Shailender (Graduation Hat) 🗳️ Won by a margin of 587 votes
Head Girl 2025–26:
👑L. Thanisha (Graduation Hat) 🗳️ Won by a margin of 38 votes
Each round of counting brought enthusiastic cheers as results were announced live by Dr. G. Bharadwaja Naidu. The environment was charged with emotion, encouragement, and mutual respect.
Victory Speech and Celebration
Following the announcement, the newly elected Head Boy and Head Girl were presented with certificates. They delivered heartfelt acceptance speeches, thanking voters and promising responsible leadership.
The celebrations concluded with a group photo session and a joyful victory party hosted by the school.
Transparency and Engagement
Live counting commentary was presented by Mr. G. Krishna Rao, who interviewed observers, agents, and counting officers to uphold the spirit of transparency and inclusive participation.
Gratitude and Acknowledgments
The entire Greenwood family—students, faculty, and staff—earned praise for making this democratic event a resounding success.
Special appreciation goes to:
Mr. Sateeshan Achari (Returning Officer)
Mr. Ranjit Behara (Election Commissioner)
All The Teachers who played key role during the elections and the counting.
NCC Department for flawless security arrangements.
Learning Beyond the Classroom
The Student Cabinet Elections at Greenwood High School were more than just a democratic exercise—they were a powerful learning experience in civic responsibility, ethics, teamwork, and leadership.
As we begin the academic year 2025–26, these newly elected student leaders will serve as torchbearers of discipline, unity, and progress.
Report By:Mr. G. Krishna Rao Department of English Greenwood High School, Hasanparthy
“Many cool drinks (soft drinks) contain a lot of hidden sugar. Even a small bottle of cool drink may have 6 to 10 teaspoons of sugar! This much sugar can affect our health badly if we drink them often.”
High Sugar =
Weight gain
Tooth decay
Risk of diabetes
Less energy after some time
👉 Next time before drinking a soft drink, think about how much sugar you’re adding to your body!
In today’s world, where everything moves fast and attention is constantly pulled in different directions, learning to value time has never been more important. Chronoethics is the concept of respecting time — being punctual, staying organized, and using each moment with purpose. It’s not just about following a schedule; it’s about living with intention and being mindful of how time is spent.
When time is respected, productivity naturally improves. Tasks feel more manageable, deadlines aren’t as overwhelming, and there’s a sense of control over the day. People who are consistent with their time are often seen as dependable and self-disciplined — traits that go a long way, whether in academics, work, or personal life. On top of that, good time management creates room for rest, hobbies, and relationships, leading to a more balanced and fulfilling routine.
Of course, it’s not always easy to stay on track. Procrastination, distractions (especially digital ones), and low motivation can get in the way. But small, practical strategies — like breaking tasks into steps, setting clear goals, and limiting unnecessary screen time — can make a big difference. Progress doesn’t have to be perfect, just steady.
Ultimately, chronoethics is about more than just being on time. It’s about respecting one’s own life and the time of others. When time is treated as something valuable, life starts to feel more organized, less stressful, and a lot more meaningful. Respecting time is one of the simplest but most powerful ways to live with clarity and purpose.
