On 30th June 2025, Greenway Modern Sr. Sec. School (GMS) organized an enriching workshop on De Bono’s Principles, with celebrated psychologist, author, and trainer Ms. Neha Wahi as the guest speaker. The session witnessed the enthusiastic participation of students and teachers from all branches of Greenway Modern School, making it a truly collaborative and insightful event.
Ms. Wahi, known for her impactful delivery and expertise in soft skills, personality development, and behavioural training, conducted the session on Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats – a unique framework that encourages structured and holistic thinking.
She guided the participants through each “hat”:

White Hat – Focusing on facts, data, and information-based thinking

Red Hat – Acknowledging emotions, feelings, and intuition

Black Hat – Identifying risks, obstacles, and critical judgment

Yellow Hat – Highlighting positivity, benefits, and optimism

Green Hat – Encouraging creativity, new ideas, and alternatives

Blue Hat – Organizing thoughts and managing the overall process of thinking

Through interactive activities, relatable classroom scenarios, and student involvement, Ms. Wahi made each concept easily understandable and applicable in both academic and real-life situations.

The workshop not only enhanced the creative and analytical thinking of participants but also equipped teachers with a practical tool to make classroom discussions more meaningful and inclusive. The school was honoured to host Ms. Neha Wahi and thanks her for her valuable contribution to the learning community at GMS.

Our school organized a series of events and activities to promote the practice and importance of yoga among students. The celebrations included:

Class-wise Activities:
- Class 1 & 2: Practiced Sukhasana and Vajrasana, wrote paragraphs on "Why I Like Doing Yoga," and participated in slogan writing.
- Class 3 to 5: Practiced Padmasana and Balasana, wrote paragraphs on "Yoga and My Health," and participated in slogan writing.
- Class 6 to 8: Practiced Tadasana and Vrikshasana, wrote paragraphs on "Importance of Yoga in Daily Life," and participated in slogan writing.
- Class 9 & 10: Practiced Bhujangasana, Paschimottanasana, and Sarvangasana, wrote paragraphs on "Yoga: A Natural Way to Good Health," and participated in slogan writing.
- Class 11 & 12: Practiced Halasana and Trikonasana, wrote paragraphs on "Yoga: A Holistic Path to Wellness," and participated in slogan
- Yoga Quiz: A quiz was conducted to test students' knowledge about yoga.
- NCC Cadets: Demonstrated their skills by performing yoga asanas during the celebrations.

The celebrations were a great success, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for the practice of yoga among students and staff. The Principal commended the efforts put forth by both students and teachers and encouraged students to incorporate yoga into their daily lives.