On June 22nd, Greenway Modern School proudly hosted the culmination program for the 9^th year of a highly engaging workshop conducted by the National School of Drama (NSD). This event marked the conclusion of an enriching series of sessions aimed at nurturing the artistic talents of students from both Greenway Modern School and various other schools across Delhi.

The program presented with an array of captivating skits performed by the participating students. These skits vividly depicted the day to day issues and had a great moral understanding for viewers. The young actors showcased their impressive acting skills, leaving the audience deeply moved by their performances. Adding a unique cultural touch to the event, the students also performed a mesmerizing song. The song not only entertained but also conveyed a powerful message about the importance of preserving our environment and protecting wildlife. The students demonstrated their musical prowess, playing instruments with precision and passion. The harmonious melodies created an atmosphere of tranquility and reflection, further enhancing the overall impact of the event. The culmination program concluded with a heartfelt ceremony where all participating students were awarded certificates of appreciation by the chief guest Mr Arun Kumar Malik Asst. Professor Stage Craft & Guest of Honour Mr. Veer Singh Dhingan (MLA) . These certificates recognized their hard work, dedication, and the remarkable skills they had developed during the NSD workshop. The event was a testament to the collaborative efforts of the students and the guidance of their mentors from the National School of Drama.

Parents, teachers, and guests in attendance applauded the students for their exceptional performances and the valuable lessons conveyed through their art. The workshop and its culmination program not only provided a platform for artistic expression but also fostered a sense of community among students from different schools.

Greenway Modern School extends its gratitude to the National School of Drama for conducting this workshop and to all the participants for making the event a memorable and inspiring experience. This program has undoubtedly left a lasting impression on everyone involved, reinforcing the importance of arts in education and the power of collaborative learning.

The Principal of the school appreciated the presentation and congratulated all the participants all over Delhi & NCR who have been the part and parcel of this workshop.

A workshop on the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act was conducted by Project CACA for all the teachers. The session focused on creating awareness about child safety, understanding the provisions of the POCSO Act, recognising signs of abuse, and the legal responsibility of every adult in ensuring the safety and well-being of children.

Following the teachers' session, a separate awareness programme was organised for the fourth-grade staff. During this session, the participants were shown the "Komal" awareness film, which sensitised them to the importance of identifying and reporting any suspected case of child abuse without delay. They were reminded that, as support staff often interact closely with children and are among the first adults to notice changes in a child's behaviour, they play a vital role in child protection. They were encouraged not to hesitate in reporting any concern and were informed about the importance of timely action in safeguarding every child.

The workshop served as a meaningful step towards strengthening awareness, vigilance, and collective responsibility in creating a safe and secure environment for all students.

Father’s Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm in the school through a variety of class-wise activities to express love, gratitude, and respect for fathers. Students from Classes I to XII participated wholeheartedly in creative activities such as making badges, photo frames, handprint cards, certificates, comic strips, posters, drawings, video interviews, collages, letters, and special bonding activities with their fathers.

Through these activities, students cherished memorable moments with their fathers and acknowledged their invaluable role as their first guide, mentor, and source of strength.
The celebration strengthened the bond between fathers and children and beautifully conveyed the message of love, appreciation, and gratitude.

World Environment Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm in the school on 5th June 2026. Students from Classes I to XII participated in a variety of activities designed to promote environmental awareness and sustainable living.

From creative posters, slogans, bookmarks, and bird feeders to eco-reels, nature walks, and the Plastic-Free Day Challenge, students showcased their commitment towards protecting the environment. Class X students planted saplings and took pledges to nurture them, while all students enthusiastically participated in the "Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam" campaign by planting a tree in honour of their mothers.
The NCC cadets also actively participated in the celebration by spreading awareness about environmental conservation and supporting various plantation activities.
The NSD students contributed by planting saplings and promoting the message of a greener and cleaner environment.

The celebration encouraged students to adopt eco-friendly practices and reinforced the importance of preserving nature for a greener and healthier future.