As per DOE circular Jal Pakhwada week is being Celebrated from 16th April to 2nd May 2025 in Greenway Modern school as a part of our efforts to promote water conservation and sustainability, dedicated to raise awareness about the importance of water conservation.

During Jal Pakhwada, our school organised different activities to promote water conservation, including:
- Poster-making competitions on water conservation
- ⁠Poster on Challenges of clean water & their solutions
• Senior students highlighted the importance of water conservation & challenges of clean water & their solutions in their speech
- Nukkad natak was presented by students of class 9& 10 in their respective class rooms
- ⁠A rally will be organised for primary classes to make them aware about importance of water conservation

Through Jal Pakhwada, The Principal of our school aims to raise awareness about the importance of water conservation among students and
encourage students to adopt water-saving practices in their daily lives which will develop a sense of responsibility towards water conservation.

On April 26,2025 Greenway Modern school has organized an awareness program to observe Vector-Borne Disease ,Malaria .

The event aimed to educate students about the risks and prevention strategies of vector-borne disease- MALARIA

.As part of the program ,students participated in a *POSTER MAKING * activity & created informative and visually appealing posters highlighting the causes, symptoms, and prevention methods of vector-borne diseases.

Students gained knowledge about vector-borne diseases and their impact on public health. They have also learned about preventive measures, such as eliminating breeding sites, using mosquito nets, and wearing protective clothing.

Greenway Modern School successfully hosted its first ever Bagless Day on 26th April 2025, a vibrant and joyful event that marked a refreshing change from regular classroom activities. The initiative was aimed at fostering creativity, teamwork, and holistic development among students, and it turned out to be a grand success.

The day began with a special assembly titled "Vision to Young Eyes," inspiring students across all classes with motivating thoughts and positive energy.
A wide range of engaging activities were organized for different classes:

Classes I to V enjoyed activities like Sprint Race, Clay Modelling, Show and Tell, Best Out of Waste, Roman Numeral Activity, Story Chain, Card Games, 3D Flower Making, and Short Story Writing with Illustrations. These activities helped in enhancing their communication skills, creativity, critical thinking, and physical fitness.

Classes VI to VIII showcased their talents through activities such as Show Your Talent, Basic Etiquettes of a Student, 3D Flower Making, Clay Miniatures, and T-shirt Painting, fostering their artistic and expressive abilities.

Classes IX to XII had an energetic schedule with activities including Nukkad Natak, Word Games, Desk Renovation, Tug of War, Basketball Matches, Map Work, Tower of Trust, Science Experiments, and Movie/Show Your Talent/JAM sessions. The day concluded with a Class Picnic celebrating healthy food habits, adding a cheerful and relaxed end to the exciting day.

The event beautifully reflected the spirit of learning beyond books, allowing students to experience joy, creativity, collaboration, and confidence. The enthusiastic participation and smiling faces of the students were the true evidence of the event’s resounding success.
This Bagless Day marked a new beginning towards experiential learning and shall always remain a memorable chapter in our school’s journey!

The Principal appreciated the efforts of teachers and students, emphasizing the significance of Bagless day in Students life. He was happy to see all these activities performing by students which promote the mental and physical growth of students.

On 25^th April, Greenway Modern School organized an important Fire Safety Demonstration during the morning assembly to create awareness among students about the dangers of fire and the correct measures to take in case of an emergency.

Two of our sports teachers Ms. Silky and Ms. Geeta, conducted a detailed and engaging demonstration. They explained the different types of fires, including electrical fires and normal fires caused by materials like paper, wood, or cloth. The students were taught how to respond differently to each situation. For example, in case of an electrical fire, it was emphasized never to use water as it can cause electrocution. Instead, students were advised to switch off the main power supply if possible and use a suitable fire extinguisher.

The demonstration also included a step-by-step guide on how to act during a fire:

Remain calm and alert.

Do not run; instead, walk quickly towards the nearest exit.

Stay low to the ground to escape smoke inhalation.

A major highlight of the session was the hands-on demonstration of a fire extinguisher. The teachers explained the different parts of a fire extinguisher, including the nozzle, safety pin, pressure gauge, and handle. Students were taught the PASS technique to use a fire extinguisher effectively:

Pull the pin.

Aim the nozzle at the base of the fire.

Squeeze the handle.

Sweep the nozzle from side to side.

Additionally, students learned about other ways to protect themselves, such as using a fire blanket, practicing fire drills, and understanding evacuation routes. The demonstration was highly informative and gave students a sense of confidence in dealing with fire emergencies. It reinforced the importance of being prepared, staying calm, and knowing the right actions to take to ensure everyone’s safety.

The session ended with a quick question and answer round where students enthusiastically asked questions, making it a truly interactive and educational experience.

Green Colour Week Celebration at Pre-School

Green Colour Week was celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy at our pre-school, creating a vibrant and refreshing atmosphere all around. The event was organized to help children recognize and appreciate the color green, which symbolizes nature, growth, and harmony.The week began with children arriving in beautiful green-colored attire, lighting up the campus with their lively presence. Classrooms were decorated with green balloons, leaves, and various green-themed crafts to immerse the children in the theme of the day.

One of the highlights of the celebration was the tree plantation activity, where our little environmentalists of Pre School and Pre Primary planted saplings under the guidance of their teachers. This hands-on experience not only taught them the importance of trees but also instilled in them a sense of responsibility toward nature.The children also visited the Green Corner, a special space in the school filled with indoor plants, herbs, and small trees. Teachers explained the role of plants in our environment, and the kids observed different shades of green in various leaves and plants, enhancing their visual learning.Throughout the week, children engaged in fun-filled activities like coloring, singing green-themed rhymes, and crafting green objects, making it a week full of learning, creativity, and laughter.Green Colour Week was a memorable and meaningful experience for our young learners, fostering love and respect for nature while reinforcing their understanding of colors in a joyful way.

On 23 April'25, Greenway Modern School had the privilege of hosting a life-saving demonstration conducted by the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) Personnel. The event, designed to raise awareness about disaster management and safety, was specifically for classes 10th to 12th.

The NDRF personnel, along with District Project Officer Mrs. Smriti Saxena from the District Disaster Management Authority Shahdara, delivered an engaging and informative session. The demonstration covered crucial aspects of disaster response, safety measures, and the importance of preparedness in emergency situations. A total of 20 personnel from the NDRF shared their expertise and practical knowledge with the students, emphasizing how to effectively handle natural disasters and provide immediate assistance in times of crisis.

To honour the dignitaries present, including Inspector Praveen Kumar and SI Virender Soni, a small bouquet was presented as a token of appreciation for their contribution to this vital cause.
This event was a valuable learning experience for students, as it not only enhanced their knowledge of disaster management but also fostered a sense of responsibility towards ensuring safety in critical situations. Greenway Modern School expresses gratitude to the NDRF team and the District Disaster Management Authority for their time and effort in making this demonstration a success.

The Principal, on behalf of the entire school community, extends profound gratitude to the esteemed NDRF team for their unwavering dedication and service.

Our school celebrated Earth Day with immense enthusiasm, highlighting the importance of protecting our planet. The event aimed to raise awareness about environmental conservation and promote sustainable practices among students.

* Activities:*
- Classes 1-2: Students wore Earth-themed headgear, created smiling Earth crafts, and wore Earth-themed clothes, showcasing their creativity and enthusiasm for environmental conservation.
- Classes 3-4: Students designed Earth-themed crowns and decorated their classrooms with small saplings, symbolizing their commitment to nurturing the planet.
- Class 5: Students crafted Earth-themed badges, emphasizing the significance of individual actions in protecting the environment.
- Class 6: Students prepared vibrant posters on Earth Day themes, spreading awareness about environmental issues and solutions.
- Class 7: Students wrote thought-provoking essays on environment conservation, demonstrating their understanding of pressing environmental concerns.
- Class 8: Students created impactful slogans on Earth Day, inspiring others to take action.
- Class 9: Students composed heartfelt poems about the Earth, expressing their appreciation for nature's beauty.
- Class 10: Students showcased their creativity by creating art pieces using recycled materials, highlighting the importance of waste reduction and sustainable practices.
- Classes 11-12: Students engaged in insightful group discussions on environmental issues and solutions, exploring ways to mitigate the impact of human activities on the planet.

As part of the celebration, students took a pledge to save the Earth, committing to adopt eco-friendly habits and reduce their environmental footprint. They also listened to an audio message from the Chief Minister, promoting energy conservation by switching off lights from 7 to 8 pm.

The Principal appreciated the efforts of teachers and students, emphasizing the significance of collective action in protecting our planet. The event successfully promoted environmental awareness, creativity, and responsibility among students, inspiring them to become eco-conscious citizens.

Fancy Dress Competition on Earth Day – Pre-Primary

To celebrate Earth Day, Pre-Primary students of Greenway Nursery School participated in a vibrant Fancy Dress Competition, showcasing themes related to nature and environmental awareness. Dressed as trees, flowers, animals, the Earth, and even recycling bins, the little ones looked adorable and conveyed powerful messages about protecting our planet. Each child confidently spoke a few lines about their costume, spreading awareness in their own unique way. The event was a fun and educational experience that helped instill love and respect for nature in young minds.

Science Olympiad Foundation

- Total Registered: 1637

- Appeared: 1516

- Gold Medal of Excellence: 189

- Gold Medal of Distinction: 08

 Notable Achievements:

- Kartik Karayat (V A): Zonal Rank - 14, Certificate of Zonal Excellence in ISSO

- Advik Tewatiya (II D): Zonal Rank - 08, Certificate of Zonal Excellence, Gift worth ₹ 500 in ICSO

- Akshith Nair (X): Gold Medal of Distinction in IEO

- Reyansh Sharma (IV E): Certificate of Zonal Excellence, Gift worth ₹ 500

- Anya Singh (XII D): Zonal Rank - 01, Cash Prize of ₹ 10,000, Certificate of Zonal Excellence in ICO

 TERI Olympiad

- Registered: 48

- Appeared: 42

- Certificate of Merit: 16

- Certificate of Distinction: 01 (Athrv Vasishtha Tyagi)

 Hindi Olympiad Foundation

 • Registered: 464

- Appeared: 450

- Gold: 08

- Silver: 29

- Bronze: 33

 Notable Achievements:

1. Vanshika Kharab (IX E)- 4th International Rank

2. Siddharth Sinha (VII C)- 7th International Rank

We congratulate our students on their remarkable achievements and appreciate their hard work and dedication.

Easter Celebration

Students of Pre School and Pre Primary at Greenway Nursery School, celebrated Easter with great joy and enthusiasm. The children enjoyed a fun-filled day with bunny craft activities like paper rolling and pasting in eggs, etc. They learned about the meaning of Easter through simple stories. The classrooms were decorated with colorful artwork. It was a delightful day full of laughter, creativity, and happy memories.

Our school commemorated Heritage Day with immense fervor, engaging students in diverse activities that fostered awareness and appreciation for our rich cultural legacy. The event aimed to instill a sense of responsibility among students to preserve our heritage for future generations.

Class-wise Activities:

- Classes 1-2: Students embarked on a virtual trip, exploring historical sites and monuments, followed by a quiz to test their knowledge.
- Class 3: Students showcased regional cuisine, discussing the cultural significance and history behind each dish.
- Class 4: Students created drawings and artwork highlighting the importance of preserving our heritage.
- Class 5: An inter-class poster making competition was held, where students depicted their understanding of heritage through vibrant visuals.
- Class 6: Students crafted collages titled "Our Heritage: A Pinnacle," showcasing iconic landmarks and cultural symbols.
- Class 7: Students narrated folk tales from various states, sharing stories and legends that reflect India's diverse cultural heritage.
- Class 8, 10: Inter-class poster making competitions were conducted, where students creatively expressed their thoughts on heritage conservation.
- Class 9: A debate was organized on the topic "Modernization vs Preservation of Heritage," encouraging students to think critically about the balance between progress and preservation.
- Class 11-12: Slogan writing competitions focused on cultural harmony, promoting unity and appreciation for India's diverse cultural fabric.

Winners:

- Class 5:
1. Arnav Chautala (5C) - 1st
2. Seerat Panchal (5E) - 2nd
3. Riddhi Bisht (5C) - 3rd

Class 8:
1. Palak (8A) - 1st
2. G Vaibhav (8D) - 2nd
3. Dev Verma (8A) - 3rd

Class 10:
1. Saransh Dutt & Prabhat Yadav (10D) - 1st
2. Mansi & Avika Gupta (10F) - 2nd

Class 12:
Samriddhi & Riddhi 12th B First
Ananya&Dhwani 12th A second
Mehvis&Ramya 12th G 3rd position

The Principal congratulated students and teachers on their initiative to preserve heritage, appreciating the winners' efforts and creativity. The event successfully promoted cultural awareness, creativity, and a sense of responsibility among students, highlighting the importance of preserving our rich heritage.

On 17^th April 2025, from Greenway Modern School, a group of 50 enthusiastic students of Class 5 and Class 6, accompanied by two teachers, were invited to the prestigious National School of Drama (NSD) Delhi, to witness a live stage performance titled “Bhoot ki Aatmakatha”.

The play was a devised theatrical adaptation of the novel “Impish Chronicles and Doggish Dabbler” written by the acclaimed author K.N.Y. Patanjali. With its witty storytelling, humorous twists, and ghostly charm, the production captivated the young audience from beginning to end.

The students were thrilled by the engaging performances, imaginative set design, and expressive costumes. The actors’ skillful portrayal of quirky characters brought the story to life and sparked laughter and awe among the children.

For many, it was their first time experiencing a live drama performance, and it opened their eyes to the vibrant world of theatre. The visit not only entertained but also educated—encouraging students to think creatively and appreciate the performing arts.

The teachers noted how the experience led to thoughtful discussions among the students, who eagerly shared their favorite moments and even expressed a newfound interest in acting and storytelling.

This memorable visit to NSD was a wonderful cultural exposure for the students of Greenway Modern School and will be cherished as one of the most exciting learning adventures of the year.

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Greenway Modern School joyously celebrated the vibrant festival of Baisakhi on 15^th April 2025 with great enthusiasm and cultural spirit. The celebration took place in the school ground, where the primary wing students assembled to mark the occasion.

The event commenced with a warm welcome and a special address by Ms. Neha George, who enlightened the students about the significance of Baisakhi. She spoke about its importance in the lives of farmers as a harvest festival and its historical relevance. She also encouraged students to draw moral values from the festival such as gratitude, unity, and hard work.

The celebration was further brightened by energetic dance performances by the students of the primary wing. They showcased the rich cultural heritage of Punjab through graceful and lively performances of Giddha and Bhangra, leaving the audience captivated.

Ms. Jaishree Shreedharan, the Academic Coordinator, also addressed the gathering. She shared with the students the tragic story of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, linking it to the date and reminding everyone of the importance of remembering history. She ended her speech with motivational words, urging students to always uphold values of courage, resilience, and patriotism.

The program concluded with a sense of pride and festivity, leaving the students informed, inspired, and joyful.

The students of Greenway Nursery School celebrated Yellow Colour week with lots of joy and enthusiasm. The little ones came dressed in bright yellow outfits, lighting up the entire campus with their smiles. Classrooms were decorated with yellow balloons, sunflowers, and cheerful crafts.Children enjoyed fun activities like coloring, sorting yellow objects, singing rhymes, and making creative crafts. The celebration helped them recognize the colour yellow in a playful and engaging way. It was a sunny, happy day filled with laughter, learning, and lots of yellow!

On 7th April, World Health Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Greenway Modern School, highlighting the importance of physical and mental well-being across all age groups. The day was filled with vibrant and engaging activities designed to educate and inspire students towards a healthier lifestyle.
Primary classes (1 to 5) took part in a variety of fun-filled events such as action-packed Health Songs and Dance in Class 1, creative Healthy Food Art in Class 2, and a Simple Fitness Circuit in Class 3. Class 4 performed a lively Role Play on Healthy Habits, while Class 5 expressed their ideas through Poster Making on the same theme.
Additionally, students from Classes 3 to 5 enjoyed an energetic Aerobics Session that combined movement with music, making fitness fun and engaging.

Middle school students (Classes 6 to 8) also participated in similar Aerobics Sessions that promoted cardiovascular health and flexibility.

Class 6 had a blast in the rhythm-based workout, while Class 7 showcased their culinary creativity in a Healthy Recipe Presentation, preparing refreshing salads and smoothies. Class 8 tested their knowledge in an exciting Health Quiz focusing on nutrition and fitness facts.
For secondary classes, deeper discussions and critical thinking activities took the spotlight.

Class 9 conducted a thoughtful session of Health Myth Busters, debunking common misconceptions with scientific explanations. Class 10 engaged in a dynamic Debate on the Importance of Physical Fitness in Student Life, where students presented strong arguments highlighting fitness as a pillar ofacademic and personal success.

Class 12 attended an insightful Mental Health Awareness Talk, focusing on managing stress and handling exam pressure effectively.
The day successfully reinforced the message that a healthy body and a healthy mind go hand in hand, empowering students to make informed lifestyle choices.

The Principal of Greenway Modern School has addressed the academic standing of certain Class XI students who, despite receiving structured academic support and guidance throughout the year, were unable to demonstrate satisfactory academic performance over the course of the academic year.

In his message, the Principal expressed concern over the lack of progress shown by some students and emphasized that sustained academic success cannot be achieved without sincere effort, self-discipline, and personal responsibility. He stressed that while the school continues to provide every possible opportunity for learning and growth, the true catalyst for improvement lies within the students themselves.

The Principal urged all students to reflect on their academic journey and to commit wholeheartedly to working harder, managing time effectively, and participating actively in class and remedial sessions. He reiterated that consistent dedication to studies, a positive attitude towards learning, and perseverance are essential to overcoming past academic challenges.

Furthermore, the Principal called upon parents and guardians to be vigilant and supportive partners in this process—encouraging their wards, monitoring progress regularly, and maintaining open communication with the school faculty.

He concluded by reaffirming Greenway Modern School’s commitment to nurturing every learner’s potential, and expressed confidence that, with renewed determination and collective effort, students can achieve meaningful academic success in the coming session.

The Orientation Day for Class VI and VIII at The Greenway Modern School was held on April 1st,2025 marking the beginning of a new academic journey for our new students. The orientation was meant to familiarize parents with the school's , rules, curriculum, and faculty.

It began with a warm welcome by the Middle Wing Coordinator Ms. Sarita, who emphasized the schools vision and values. A quick recap of school rules and regulations was presented with the other new subjects that would be ntroduced in the Middle Wing for the holistic development of children. A detailed presentation of the exam pattern by the Examination Head Ms Sonali was explained to the parents.. Afterwards extracurricular activities and facilities available to students were explained followed by an introduction of the faculty members.
Parents had the opportunity to address their concerns and gain clarity on various school policies. A special session on student well-being and time management was also conducted to ensure a smooth transition into the new academic year.

Finally it concluded with a vote of thanks by the Activity In-charge, Mrs. Jayshree. The orientation was a great success, ensuring that students and parents felt welcomed, informed, and excited for the journey ahead at Greenway Modern School.