​On March 30, 2026, the grand ballroom of The Lalit, New Delhi, hosted a significant milestone in educational and social advocacy: the Annual Principals’ Meet 2026. This high-profile event was a collaborative initiative between the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), The Times of India (PACE), and the Delhi Traffic Police, aimed at "Bridging the Gap: Connecting Road Awareness with Education."
The evening brought together school leaders, law enforcement, and industry experts to discuss the critical mission of fostering a culture of safety among Delhi’s youth. The dais featured a distinguished panel, including:
​Ms. Vijayanta Arya, Additional Commissioner of Police – Traffic, Delhi Police (Guest of Honour).
​Mr. Prashant Banerjee, Executive Director, SIAM.
​Mr. Madhur Agrawal, Delhi Circulation Head, Times of India.
​Mr. Sanjay Bandopadhyaya, Member, Supreme Court Committee on Road Safety.
​Mr. S. Kumar, Vice President, India Yamaha.
​While Mr. Neeraj Thakur (Special Commissioner of Police) was unable to attend, Ms. Vijayanta Arya led the discourse, emphasizing that children are the most "vulnerable road users" and praising schools for integrating safety awareness into their core curriculum.
The centerpiece of the event was the felicitation ceremony conducted by the Road Safety Department. Awards were presented to schools that demonstrated the most "innovative ideas" and "commendable efforts" in promoting road safety awareness throughout the 2025-26 academic year.
In a moment of immense pride, Greenway Modern Sr. Sec. School, Dilshad Garden, was recognized as one of the top institutions in the capital. Out of all participating schools across Delhi, Greenway Modern School secured the Second Runner-Up position for the prestigious Best School Rolling Trophy.
The 2026 Principals’ Meet was not just an awards ceremony; it was a powerful reminder of the impact schools like Greenway Modern have when they treat road safety not just as a lesson, but as a life-saving mission.

Greenwanians brought home laurels yet again! They rocked the District Level Essay Writing & Poster Making Competition organised by DOE on Shaheedi Diwas, 23^rd March 2026.

- Kartik Karayat (6^th E) - 1st in Essay Writing

- Agrima Rana (10^th F) - 1st in Essay Writing

- Shiksha Chandra (11^th C) - 2nd in Essay Writing

- Bhumi Aggarwal (8^th B) - 2nd in Essay Writing

- G.Vaibhav (8^th D) - 1st in Poster Making

- Nishtha Tiwari (9^th A) - 3rd in Poster Making

In the Road Safety Conclave held at Vivekanand School on 21^st March 2026 Riddhi Bisht from 5th C secured 1st Runner-up in Poster Making, while Saksham Rao (10F), Shrishti Verma (10F), and Prisha Shandilya (10E) received a consolation prize in Panel Discussion. Divya from 9th A also received a consolation prize for Design a Signal for Change. Our school was also recognized for establishing a Road Safety Club and received a certificate and memento. Over 103 schools participated, with dignitaries like Minister of Transport, Delhi, Shri Harsh Malhotra, in attendance. Kudos to our achievers!

Rachit Jha (9^th F) & Priyansh Sahoo(9^th F) have cleared the MVPP examination held on 22^nd November 2025 and are eligible for one time scholarship of Rs 5000 and merit certificate.

Greenway Modern School has organized a comprehensive and engaging workshop in its school auditorium in collaboration with Go Sharpener to formally introduce and initiate activities aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The session revolved around the powerful theme that sustainable development is the pathway to a future where prosperity and nature coexist in harmony. The workshop was effectively conducted by Ms. Preeti Futela and Ms. Himani Regni, who provided valuable insights and practical guidance.

The session commenced with a detailed explanation of the concept of sustainable development, highlighting its importance in today’s world and its direct relevance within the school environment. The speakers emphasized the role of educational institutions in shaping responsible citizens who are conscious of environmental conservation and sustainable practices.

Further, they introduced a well-structured implementation plan for SDG-based activities. The school will receive both monthly and yearly planners, ensuring a systematic and continuous approach toward achieving these goals. A specially designed booklet will also be provided, containing information about important global observance days such as World Water Day, Earth Day, and Biodiversity Day. This booklet will include the significance of each day along with suggested student-friendly activities and corresponding video resources to facilitate better understanding and participation.

In addition, the Go Sharpener digital portal was introduced, where students, teachers, and school management will be given unique login IDs. Students will be required to actively participate in activities conducted both at school and at home, record them, and upload their videos on the portal. This will help in tracking participation and encouraging consistent involvement.

The workshop concluded with an overview of the evaluation system, including a marksheet for students, ensuring recognition and accountability. Overall, the session was highly informative and set a clear roadmap for integrating sustainability into everyday school practices.

Orientation Session for Class 9 Parents held on 14.03.2026. The Senior Coordinator of the school conducted an informative orientation session for parents of class 8 students, who are gearing up for class 9. The session aimed to apprise parents about the new academic session's key aspects. The Coordinator introduced the six subjects that will be offered, including PAT, AI, and Painting, highlighting their significance and what to expect. Additionally, she emphasized the importance of discipline, attendance, and other essential aspects that would contribute to the students' success. The session was interactive, allowing parents to clarify their doubts and concerns, making it a beneficial experience for all attendees.