As per the circular issued by the Directorate of Education, an Awareness Drive titled "SPANDAN - A Heartbeat for Mental Health" was organized in the school premises on 9th October 2026 to celebrate World Mental Health Day. The objective of SPANDAN was to create awareness about mental well-being and to promote a healthy and positive mindset among students.

The drive commenced with all students and teachers taking a pledge to take care of their mental health and to be kind, supportive and empathetic towards others. Under SPANDAN, students actively participated in making posters on the theme "Mental Health is a Universal Human Right" and their vibrant and thought-provoking posters were displayed on the yellow display boards to spread awareness.

To give a practical experience of stress relief, a guided meditation session was conducted for inner peace and mindfulness, followed by a lively and energetic Zumba session to highlight the strong connection between physical and mental fitness.

The drive concluded with an informative awareness talk by the school counsellor on the importance of mental health, its common challenges and effective solutions such as maintaining a healthy lifestyle, adequate sleep, limiting screen time and open communication with parents and teachers.

The Awareness Drive SPANDAN was a grand success and created a lasting positive impact, and was highly appreciated by the Principal.

As part of strengthening disaster preparedness among students and staff, a Mock Drill on Earthquake Evacuation was conducted by the Disaster Management Committee for the whole school on 14th October 2026 in the morning assembly and in the respective classes.

The objective of the drill was to create awareness about how to respond quickly, calmly and safely during an earthquake and to practice the evacuation plan of the school.

Prior to the drill, students were briefed about earthquakes - what causes them, what are the early signs and why preparedness is essential. The students were then explained the three most important factors to be followed during an earthquake - DROP, COVER and HOLD.

DROP - Drop down to your hands and knees immediately.
COVER - Cover your head and neck under a sturdy table or desk.
HOLD - Hold on to your shelter until the shaking stops.

The Disaster Management Nodal Officer, Ms. Silky Sharma, along with team member Ms. Geeta Sharma, explained in detail the Do's and Don'ts to be followed during and after an earthquake situation. They emphasized on not panicking, staying away from windows and heavy furniture, not using lifts during evacuation, moving to open areas and following the designated evacuation routes.

The students actively participated in the drill and practiced evacuating their classrooms in an orderly manner and assembling at the safe assembly point.

The session was highly informative and interactive. It helped both students and teachers to understand the importance of disaster management, the school's evacuation plan and the safety measures to be followed in case of any natural calamity.

Overall, the mock drill was successfully conducted and achieved its objective of making the school community more alert and prepared.

Greenway Modern School organised Confluence, an exhibition celebrating students’ creativity, artistic expression and India’s rich cultural heritage, on 10 October 2026. The exhibition provided a vibrant platform for students to showcase their learning, imagination and understanding of our diverse heritage through thoughtfully curated displays and creative presentations.

The event witnessed enthusiastic participation and offered parents an opportunity to appreciate the efforts, skills and creativity of the young learners. It was a meaningful celebration of culture, knowledge and expression, reflecting the spirit of exploration and learning beyond the classroom.

A special assembly was organised on 16 October to celebrate Dussehra, highlighting the timeless message of the victory of good over evil. The programme featured The Rhythms of Pride, a vibrant band presentation, Divine Melodies by the choir, and captivating house presentations including Ramayan: The Eternal Saga by Love House, Navdurga: The Nine Manifestations of Shakti by Peace House, The Triumph of Good over Evil by Harmony House, and Dandiya – Colours of Tradition by Purity House.

The Navdurga presentation by Peace House was rewarded with a cash prize in recognition of the students' and teachers' efforts and performance. The assembly concluded with the inspiring Words of Wisdom by the respected Chairperson Ma’am, followed by the symbolic burning of Ravana’s effigy, signifying the triumph of good over evil.

The celebration beautifully blended devotion, culture and creativity, reinforcing the message of embracing truth, goodness and righteousness in everyday life.

A Fun-Filled Picnic to Dream Catchers, Noida

The Nursery and KG children of Greenway Nursery School enjoyed a fun-filled and memorable picnic to Dream Catchers, Noida. The outing was thoughtfully organised to provide the little ones with an opportunity to explore, play, learn, and enjoy a refreshing break from their daily routine.The children enthusiastically participated in a variety of exciting activities, including car washing, playing in the sand pit, and enjoying the colourful and engaging play area. A special highlight of the trip was watching a movie in the theatre, which added to their excitement and enjoyment.

The little ones were served delicious food, along with juice and chocolate pies , making the outing even more delightful. Their cheerful faces, laughter, and enthusiasm reflected the joy they experienced throughout the day.Safety and comfort remained the top priorities throughout the trip, ensuring that the children could enjoy every moment in a secure and caring environment. The picnic provided wonderful opportunities for the children to interact with their friends, develop independence, and create happy memories beyond the classroom.It was truly a joyful and enriching experience, leaving the children happy, excited, and full of beautiful memories to cherish!

Greenway Modern School celebrated Gandhi Jayanti and Lal Bahadur Shastri Jayanti on 3rd October with great enthusiasm and reverence. The special celebration provided students with an opportunity to remember the inspiring lives, values, and contributions of Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri, while encouraging them to imbibe the principles of truth, non-violence, simplicity, discipline, patriotism, and service in their daily lives.

The celebrations were thoughtfully planned and conducted class-wise under the guidance of the teachers, ensuring that students of every age group could understand and connect with the ideals of the two great leaders through engaging and meaningful activities.

The students of Classes 1 and 2 participated in creative activities such as colouring pictures of Bapu, fancy dress presentations, learning inspiring slogans like “Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan” and “Do or Die”, and making colourful paper charkhas. These activities helped the young learners become familiar with the lives and messages of the national leaders in an enjoyable and age-appropriate manner.

Students of Classes 3 and 4 explored the values of truth and non-violence through slogan writing, poster making, and storytelling based on Gandhi Ji’s famous Three Monkeys. They also participated in bag-making activities promoting the message of “Say No to Plastic” and delivered short speeches highlighting Lal Bahadur Shastri Ji’s simplicity and humility.

For Classes 5 and 6, the celebration focused on deeper reflection and creative expression. Students wrote essays on their favourite Gandhian values, enacted the historic Dandi March through role plays and skits, created chalk portraits of Gandhi Ji and Shastri Ji, and participated in Best out of Waste activities using khadi and handmade paper.

The students of Classes 7 and 8 engaged in thought-provoking activities, including a debate on the relevance of non-violence in the modern world and a quiz on the lives and achievements of Gandhi Ji and Shastri Ji. They also presented soulful renditions of patriotic and devotional songs such as Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram and Vaishnav Jan To. A Swachhata Drive further reinforced the values of cleanliness, responsibility, and community service.

The senior students of Classes 9 and 10 showcased their understanding of the leaders’ ideals through Nukkad Nataks based on Satya and Ahimsa and Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan. They also participated in a speech competition on leadership lessons from Gandhi Ji and Shastri Ji, watched a documentary followed by reflection writing, and expressed their thoughts through the activity “Letter to Bapu”, reflecting on what they would ask Mahatma Gandhi if they could meet him today.

The celebration was a meaningful blend of learning, creativity, reflection, and participation. Through these diverse activities, students not only learnt about two eminent leaders of India but also reflected upon the timeless values they represented.

The day concluded with a renewed understanding that the principles of truth, non-violence, simplicity, patriotism, cleanliness, and selfless service continue to hold immense relevance in our lives. The celebration at Greenway Modern School was a heartfelt tribute to the enduring legacy of Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri.

Hindi Rhyme Recitation Competition

A Hindi Rhyme Recitation Competition was organised for the Nursery students, providing them with a wonderful opportunity to showcase their confidence, creativity, and love for Hindi rhymes. The children presented a variety of meaningful and engaging rhymes, dressed in colourful and attractive costumes and carrying creative props that beautifully complemented their performances.With great enthusiasm and confidence, the little ones recited their rhymes with expressive actions and cheerful smiles. Their vibrant presentations reflected their hard work, creativity, and growing communication skills.To appreciate their efforts, the children were awarded certificates and gifts and warmly praised for their wonderful performances. The event was a joyful and enriching experience that encouraged the children to express themselves confidently and enjoy the beauty of the Hindi language