Middle Department

'Why Yoga IS Important '   - Going through the word gives me a sense of joy, enthusiasm, and calmness. Yoga has been derived from the Sanskrit word "YUJ" which means unification of the individual soul with the Supreme soul. Yoga not only allows us to get United to the Supreme but also provides us with the platform to enhance our posture, leading us to a healthy and long life. It connects us with our culture. But in real are we performing Yoga? The answer can be both yes or no. But if it is not then why are we not? We should ask ourselves the question of why? We can still start it as we are getting an opportunity in the form of a day which is International Yoga Day on 21st June. In this fast-running life people are getting into depression, they are getting anxiety attacks. Can we do something about it without taking any medications, the answer is yes. It is Yoga which acts as a regulator for our body it regulates our body functions, muscles and bones, and mind; basically, it helps us in wholesome development. So let's pledge on this Yoga day to give something positive to our body that is, the habit of performing Yoga.

On the occasion of International Yoga Day, which is celebrated on 21st June every year our school organized a series of events and activities to promote the practice and importance of yoga among students.    Activities by Classes: 

Classes 1 & 2: Students practiced Tadasana (Mountain Pose) and Sukhasana (Easy Pose). 

Classes 3 & 4:  Engaged in Padmasana (Lotus Pose) and Vajrasana (Thunderbolt Pose). 

Classes 5 & 6:  Participated in Bhujangasana (Cobra Pose) and Parvatasana (Mountain Pose).
 

Classes 7 & 8:  Demonstrated Vrikshasana (Tree Pose) and Vakrasana (Half Spinal Twist). 

Classes 9 & 10:  Practiced Sukhasana (Easy Pose) and Naukasana (Boat Pose). 

Classes 11 & 12:   Wrote essays on the importance of yoga and performed advanced asanas such as Halasana (Plow Pose) and Gomukhasana (Cow Face Pose). 

 Students enthusiastically practiced these yoga asanas both at home and school under the guidance of our dedicated physical education teachers.  Several students also demonstrated their skills by performing these asanas during the celebrations

The Principal of our school commended the efforts put forth by both students and teachers in organizing and participating in the Yoga Day celebrations.  He emphasized the importance of yoga in maintaining physical and mental well-being and encouraged students to incorporate yoga into their daily lives.  Overall, the Yoga Day celebrations at our school were a great success, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for the practice of yoga among students and staff  Click here to view more photographs

An Inter-school Handball Tournament was held at St. Mary's Christian School, Sahibabad on 16th & 17th May, 2024 . We are proud to share that our Boys' team, consisting of Aditya Tomar (12th E), Satvik Sharma (12th E), Abhinav Tomar (11th D), Harshit  Kumar (11th C), Bharat Pratihast (10th B), Aarush Bisht (10th A), Vibhor Tomar  (10th E), Ishant Maan (9th A), Abdul Rehman  (10th C), and  Manan Kapoor (10th D), achieved the First Runner-Up Position.

Our Girls' team also excelled, securing the Second Runner-Up position. The team members were Anvi Khokhar (10th E), Arnika Gautam (10th E), Samanvi Jain (10th E), Nalini Bhatnagar (8th F), Simrit Arora (8th F), Kavya Kapoor (12th F),Tanisha (12th G), Pragati Upadhayay  (11th A), and Angel Kasana (8th F).

This is a proud moment for our school.

Greenway Modern School celebrated one of the most awaited events ‘COMMUNITY DAY’ on 06th May 2024. Six reputed schools (Hansraj Smarak Sr. Sec. School, Arwachin International School, Sneh International School, Universal Public School, Ahlcon International School, and Greenway International School) and two NGOs (Nanhe Pakshi and Panam Foundation) along with their students participated in this grand event.

Dr. Savita Sharma was the Chief Guest

Director - International Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) Chairperson - Skill Department of Tourism & Hospitality SVSU

Dr. Usha Batra was the Guest of Honour

Dean - Corporate Relations and Engagement & Chairperson - Skill Department of CS & IT SVSU

Mr. Suman Pandit was the Special Guest from Atal Innovation Mission

The Principal Mr. Mohit Sachdeva and Vice Principal Mr. Tarun Sachdeva graced the event.

The Event was divided into two parts-

PART-I

1. Lamp lighting, Saraswati Vandana

2. Motivational words by the Honourable Principal and Eminent Guests

3. Quest with Dr. Kalam: A quizzing session

Winner School- Universal Public School

First Runner Up- Ahlcon International School

Second Runner-Up- Arwachin International School

4. Our ATL, Our Pride: Display of projects

PART-II

1. Infinite Exploration with Mentor: AI myth or reality

2. Fun and Frolic with drones: An activity session with drones

It was an awe-inspiring and magnificent event. Students enthusiastically participated in the event. We thank Stemrobo and the participating schools for helping us make this event successful. We especially thank AIM and NITI Ayog for giving our children such an amazing and futuristic platform to showcase their talent and innovations.  Click here to view more photographs

National Fitness Day is celebrated on the first Saturday in May brings an opportunity to be inspired and try new ways of becoming Fit and Healthy. The main objective of National Fitness Day is to motivate everyone to follow Healthy Lifestyles.  Some of the students of class 7 performed a unique Exercise style known as ‘TABATA’. 

‘TABATA’ is a style of high-intensity interval training (HIIT) that involves 20 seconds of exercise at our maximum effort, followed by 10 seconds of rest, for a certain number of rounds. ‘TABATA’ was founded by Japanese scientist LZUMI TABATA.    The middle-wing students followed the instructions of  Physical Education Teacher, Ms. Nupur Gautam who explained How Regular Physical activity is important for all over development.  She also showed a few low-intensity exercises which are to be performed to increase leg strengthening.
The students understood Healthy Lifestyle's importance by exercising and eating Healthy food.

Mother's Day, celebrated on the 12th of May, is a cherished occasion to honor the amazing women who play a pivotal role in our lives. In anticipation of this special day, we encouraged our students to make their mothers feel special by giving cards, cooking food, or finding other thoughtful ways to show their appreciation.  At Greenway Modern School, we held a vibrant celebration on Wednesday, 15th May 2024, during the zero period, with a series of activities that allowed students to express their love and gratitude creatively.   Here’s a glimpse of the wonderful activities each class participated in:    

 Class 1 & 2: Students made delightful Mother's Day Crowns and wrote heartfelt messages for their mothers.     

 Class 3: Students created 'Thank You' cards on A3 sheets, beautifully expressing their gratitude.  

Class 4 & 5: Students wrote touching letters to their mothers, sharing their feelings on colored sheets and decorating them with care.     

 Class 6: Students composed messages titled "MY MOTHER MY HERO," celebrating the heroic qualities of their mothers.   

 Class 7 & 8: Students brought passport-sized photos of their mothers and used them to draw portraits on A3-sized sheets, showcasing their artistic talents.    

 Class 9: There was a Poster Making competition on the theme "MY MOTHER MY LIFE," allowing students to artistically convey the significance of their mothers in their lives.     Class 10: Students made handmade gifts for their mothers using various materials like paper, cloth, and ribbons, demonstrating their creativity and appreciation.    

 Class 11 & 12: Students delivered 1-minute speeches in class about how their mothers are the greatest inspiration in their lives, sharing heartfelt stories and reflections. 

 The event was a heartfelt tribute to all mothers, and the creativity and sincerity of the students were truly inspiring. We are proud of our students for making this Mother’s Day a memorable and meaningful celebration.    Click here to view more photographs 

At Greenway Modern School we celebrated the vibrant tapestry of cultures through the universal language of dance!   On May 3rd, we hosted an event to commemorate International Dance Day, where students showcased their talents in a dazzling array of dance forms from around the globe.

Primary Wing Performances:

The festivities kicked off with enchanting performances by the Primary Wing, where young talents mesmerized the audience with graceful movements and cultural richness. From the elegant charm of Chinese and Russian dances to the rhythmic beats of Sri Lankan and Kathak performances, each act was a testament to the beauty of diversity. 

 Middle Wing Showcases:

As the event progressed, the Middle Wing took centre stage, captivating the audience with a dynamic fusion of traditional and contemporary dance forms. From the enchanting grace of Bharatnatyam and Manipuri to the infectious energy of Jazz and Hip Hop, each performance was a celebration of creativity and passion.  

Senior Wing Performances:

Adding to the spectacle, the Senior Wing graced the stage with captivating performances that showcased their mastery of diverse dance forms. With the mesmerizing grace of Kathak, the energetic flair of Lavni, and the fiery passion of Spanish Flamenco, each performance transported the audience to different corners of the world, highlighting the depth and richness of cultural expression.   Adding to the international flavor, the Senior Wing also delighted the audience with the spirited charm of Italian Tarantella. With its infectious rhythm and lively steps, the Tarantella brought a touch of Italian flamboyance to the celebration, further enriching the cultural mosaic of the event.