Investiture Ceremony

The Investiture Ceremony of GMS was held on 21 July 2026 under the supervision of Peace House to formally induct the newly elected Student Council. The event aimed to promote leadership, responsibility, and service among the young leaders.

The ceremony began with the arrival of the dignitaries. The NCC girls of the school escorted Principal Sir, Mr. Mohit Sachdeva, throughout the ceremony. The student leaders were then conferred with badges and sashes by Principal Sir Mr. Mohit Sachdeva and Senior Coordinator Ms. Anuja Jaitly, followed by the oath of office.

The Principal congratulated the newly elected council members and encouraged them to discharge their responsibilities with dedication, integrity, and humility. The ceremony concluded with a vote of thanks, inspiring students to lead with confidence and uphold the values of the school.

Student Council 2026–27

House Office Bearers

An Air Pollution Awareness Webinar was organised by the Department of Environment, Government of NCT of Delhi, in collaboration with the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC), on 14 July 2026 under the IEC Action Plan for Air Pollution Abatement 2026–27.

The virtual workshop was attended by In-charge, Science teachers, and  students. It aimed to enhance awareness about the causes, impact, and prevention of air pollution while promoting sustainable environmental practices. Expert sessions covered key topics such as Air Quality Index (AQI), vehicular emissions, waste management, biodiversity conservation, ecosystem restoration, and various government initiatives for pollution control.

An interactive quiz conducted by the organisers witnessed enthusiastic participation from our students, making the session engaging and informative. The webinar inspired participants to adopt eco-friendly practices and strengthened our school's commitment to creating a cleaner, greener, and healthier environment.

On 17th July 2026, Everteen Company organized an awareness session for the girls of Classes 6th to 8th at Greenway Modern School. The session focused on making students aware of the physical changes that occur in a girl’s body during adolescence. The instructor explained the topic in detail with the help of real-life examples and showed an informative video on the menstrual cycle so that students could understand the process clearly and without any fear. She also spoke openly about common myths related to menstruation such as not washing hair during periods and not being allowed to go to the temple, and explained that these have no scientific basis. The importance of neatness and personal hygiene was strongly emphasized, including regular bathing, changing sanitary pads every few hours, wearing clean clothes, and maintaining overall cleanliness. To support the students, Everteen installed a sanitary pad vending machine free of cost in the school premises. The company also distributed free samples of sanitary pads, panty, and a calendar to help the girls track and maintain the dates of their menstrual cycle. The session ended with an interactive doubt-clearing round where all student questions were addressed patiently and respectfully.

Greenway Modern Sr. Sec. School organized an enriching Mental Health Awareness Workshop for all teachers on 17th July. The session was conducted by Dr. Sanskriti Singh, Psycho-Oncologist, Max Hospital, who shared valuable insights into the importance of mental well-being in both personal and professional life.

The workshop focused on understanding stress, anxiety, emotional well-being, and the significance of maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Dr. Singh emphasized the need to recognize early signs of mental fatigue, practice self-care, and seek timely support whenever required. She also discussed practical strategies for stress management, emotional resilience, mindfulness, and effective communication.

The interactive session encouraged teachers to reflect on their own mental health while also understanding their role in fostering a supportive and emotionally safe environment for students. The workshop was highly informative, engaging, and empowering, equipping the participants with practical tools to manage everyday challenges with a positive mindset.

The school extends its heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Sanskriti Singh and Max Hospital for conducting such a meaningful and impactful session, reinforcing the message that "Mental health is just as important as physical health."

Our school organized a Cyber Security Awareness Programme to educate students about safe and responsible use of the internet.

The programme began with a powerful Nukkad Natak (street play) presented by students. Through an engaging performance, the play highlighted common cyber threats such as phishing, cyberbullying, online scams, identity theft, and unsafe social media practices. It also emphasized the importance of protecting personal information and thinking before clicking on unknown links.

Following the street play, teachers conducted classroom sessions to explain the basics of cyber security. They discussed different types of cyber crimes, shared real-life examples, and encouraged students to use technology responsibly.

During the school assembly, important cyber safety precautions were shared with all students. These included creating strong passwords, never sharing OTPs or personal information, enabling two-factor authentication, avoiding suspicious links and downloads, reporting cyberbullying.
cyber security is not just about technology—it is about making safe and smart choices online.

Class XII Psychology Internship – One-Week Learning Experience (8 June – 13 June)

The Class XII Psychology students successfully completed a one-week internship from 8 June to 13 June, which provided them with an excellent opportunity to bridge classroom learning with practical exposure in the field of mental health. Throughout the week, students attended interactive sessions conducted by experienced mental health professionals, gaining valuable insights into the importance of psychological well-being and its role in everyday life.

During the internship, students learned about various psychological disorders, their signs and symptoms, causes, and the importance of timely identification and intervention. They were also introduced to different psychological assessments and diagnostic tools used by psychologists to evaluate intelligence, personality, behaviour, aptitude, and mental health conditions. Through case discussions, demonstrations, and practical examples, students developed a better understanding of how these assessments are administered and interpreted in professional settings.

The internship also emphasized ethics in psychological practice, effective communication, empathy, and the responsibilities of mental health professionals. The sessions encouraged students to think critically, ask questions, and relate their theoretical knowledge to real-life situations.

Overall, the one-week internship was a highly enriching and transformative learning experience. It broadened the students’ understanding of psychology as a discipline, enhanced their awareness of mental health, and inspired many to explore careers in psychology, counselling, and related fields.

Rain Dance Celebration in Pre-Primary

The Pre-Primary wing celebrated a fun-filled Rain Dance Party, bringing smiles, laughter, and excitement to our little learners. The children came dressed in colourful rainwear and enjoyed the joyful monsoon-themed celebration with great enthusiasm.

Children danced to cheerful music under gentle showers, splashed in the water, and had a wonderful time with their friends. The celebration created a refreshing and exciting atmosphere, allowing children to enjoy the beauty of the rainy season in a safe and enjoyable environment.Teachers encouraged the children to sing rainy-day rhymes, talk about the importance of rain, and enjoy the spirit of the monsoon through fun-filled interactions. The celebration not only brought immense joy but also promoted social bonding, confidence, and active participation among the children.

The Rain Dance Celebration was truly a delightful experience, leaving our tiny tots with happy hearts, unforgettable memories, and a big smile on their faces.

Blue Colour Week Celebration in Nursery

Greenway Nursery School celebrated Blue Colour Week with great excitement and enthusiasm. The week was filled with fun, learning, and engaging activities that helped children recognize and appreciate the colour blue through joyful experiences.

The little ones came dressed in beautiful blue-coloured outfits and caps, adding a vibrant touch to the celebration. They also brought blue balloons, which made the classrooms bright and cheerful. The children visited the specially decorated Blue Corner, where they explored a variety of blue objects helping them identify and relate to the colour in their surroundings.

A lively Rain Dance Party was the highlight of the celebration. The children danced with great excitement, enjoyed the cool splashes of water, and created unforgettable memories with their friends. They also participated in a creative Blue Colour Activity, where they explored the colour through art and craft, enhancing their fine motor skills and creativity.

Blue Colour Week was a wonderful blend of fun and learning. It encouraged colour recognition, observation skills, social interaction, and joyful participation, making the learning experience meaningful and memorable for every child.

On 13.7.2026 our school had the privilege of hosting a Road Safety Awareness Program conducted by the Delhi Traffic Police. We were honored to have traffic personnel who  visited our campus to educate our students on the vital importance of road safety.

Using a mobile van as an interactive learning tool, the team effectively explained essential road safety rules, measures to be taken while crossing roads, and the significance of wearing helmets. They also emphasized the importance of using zebra crossings and other safety measures. The session was highly engaging, informative, and enjoyable for our students, especially of class 11 & 12 who actively participated and absorbed the valuable lessons shared. Our school community is grateful to the Delhi Traffic Police for imparting this crucial knowledge to our students.

We sincerely thank the Delhi Traffic Police team for their efforts in promoting road safety awareness among our students. 

Table Manners Activity – Pre-Primary

Good habits begin at the dining table! Pre-Primary students of Greenway Nursery School participated in an engaging Table Manners Activity aimed at developing proper dining etiquette and healthy eating habits from an early age.

To make the learning meaningful and enjoyable, the teachers demonstrated both good manners and bad manners at the dining table. Through these role-plays, children easily understood the difference between appropriate and inappropriate behaviour while eating. They learned the importance of washing their hands before and after meals, sitting properly at the table, using polite words like “Please,” “Thank You,” and “Excuse Me,” chewing with their mouths closed, eating neatly without wasting food, and keeping the dining area clean. They were also encouraged to share, wait patiently for their turn, and respect others during mealtime.

The interactive demonstration and hands-on learning made the activity enjoyable and memorable. It helped children understand that good table manners reflect respect, responsibility, and consideration for others—valuable life skills that will stay with them as they grow.

FATHER’S DAY CELEBRATION

The Father’s Day activity in the Nursery and KG classes of Greenway Nursery School, was celebrated with great enthusiasm and happiness. The little children participated joyfully in a special craft activity to express their love and respect for their fathers. Using colourful papers, paints, and decorative materials, they created beautiful cards with great excitement.

The tiny tots enjoyed the activity and proudly prepared their crafts with love and care for their dads. The celebration helped the children understand the importance of fathers in their lives and encouraged them to express their feelings in a creative way. The day was full of fun, learning, and happy moments for everyone.