An informative and awareness workshop was organized by Sony BBC Earth at Greenway Modern School, Dilshad Garden on 11th December for the Students of Class 7 on the topic "WASTE RECYCLING. The session was conducted to make the students aware on how to minimise kitchen waste by converting it into Eco-friendly Cleansing solution. The workshop was made interactive by showing the videos to provide information about reducing the wastage and how the waste can be brought into use again at home.

Students were also told about 3 R's – Reduce, Re-use and Recycle and how to it can be practiced in our daily lives. The component of 'wet' and 'day' waste and the need to seperate these was explained in an effecttive manner.

Students participated actively in the workshop which was very informative. The workshop concluded with the quiz based on the videos shown and distribution of freebies from Song BBC Earth.

Greenway Modern school organised a session for the students of Class 9 on Viksit Bharat @2047 under the National Intellectual Property Awareness Mission on December 10, 2024. The focus of the session was to make the children aware & know the significance of Intellectual Property Rights in the development of the country.

A pledge was taken by the students to strive & contribute to the Mission by preserving the Cultural Heritage of the Nation. Further a short recorded clip on IPR by Dr. Prof Unnat P. Pandit was shown to motivate the students about their role in achieving the vision of Viksit Bharat.

The session concluded with students' quest addressed by Ms. Mamta & vote of thanks to the organiser of the session Ms. Jayshree Sreedharan for their efforts.

A Stellar Performance: Our Boys’ Folk Dance Team Triumphs!

On December 7, 2024, GMS Boys' Folk Dance Team achieved a momentous victory by clinching the First Position at the State Level Folk Dance Competition. This extraordinary accomplishment has not only brought immense pride to our school but has also paved the way for them to represent us at the National Level in Bhopal on December 21 and 22, 2024.

The competition was a celebration of cultural heritage, and our team’s performance stood out for its creativity, synchronization, and vibrant energy. Their dedication and hard work were evident in every move, earning them accolades from the judges and the audience alike.

The commendable team members include:
Kartikeya (X-A)
Aditya R. (X-A)
Ajitesh (VIII-E)
Shaurya S. (IX-A)
Pratyaksh (IX-F)
Shaurya Panda (X-A)
Arindam (IX-A)
Vaibhav (XI-A)
Manas (XI-A)
Saksham (XI-C)
Jitesh (XI-B)
T. S. Kasinadh (XI-F)
Gaurav (XI-E)
Purvansh (XI-B)
Kanav (XI-B)
Ishaan Syal (XI-D)
Praveer Kaita (IX-D)
Sameer Kaita (X-B)
Aryaveer (XI-F)

Behind this success lies the tireless effort and guidance of our esteemed mentors: Dr. Sonali, Ms. Sana Khan, Ms. Bani, Mr. Vijay, Ms. Shrashti, and Ms. Chetna, whose expertise and encouragement have been instrumental in shaping this achievement. A special mention goes to our Activity Coordinator, Ms. Jaishree, whose impeccable coordination and unwavering support played a significant role in ensuring the team’s success.

Adding to our joy, Aisha Khan of Class 9th B has achieved the 2nd Position in the Vocal Music Classical Solo (Folk Song) category at the District Level Kala Utsav. This is a great honour for our school, and we are incredibly proud of Aisha's talent and dedication. Her achievement is a testament to the vibrant artistic talent nurtured at our institution.

The ardent Principal of the school, Mr. Mohit Sachdeva appreciated all the students and teachers for the big accomplishments and wished them luck for the next endeavours.

As we look forward to the National Level competition, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the achievers and their mentors. They have set a shining example of dedication, teamwork, and passion for the arts. We are confident they will continue to excel and make us proud on every stage they perform.

The Department of Education (DoE) GMCTD organised a Sensitization Training Programme for the Principals and Nodal Teachers of all private, unaided school of district NE-II on 4th December 2024 from 9:30 am to 1:30 am at GBSSS, Babarpur, Shahdara, Delhi in which Greenway Modern School, Dilshad Garden showed the presence. The programme began with the lighting of the lamp by the eminent guests present.

The esteemed Principal of GBSSS School addressed the attendees about the general information on the Right to Information Act (RTE Act), covering the different categories under it. He explained that the RTE Act is a law in India that mandates free and compulsory education for all children between the ages of 3 to 14. The Act was passed by the Indian Parliament in 2009 and came into effect on 1st April, 2010. He also provided the following pointers: - The Act sets standards for teacher-student ratios, infrastructure, and teaching methods in schools to ensure quality education. - Children cannot be denied admission in schools, and no child can be held back or expelled until they complete elementary education (up to class 8). - The Act emphasizes the inclusion of children from marginalized sections such as those with disabilities, children from economically weaker sections, and others who may have been excluded from the traditional education system. - It mandates the formation of a National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) and State Commissions (SCPCR) for the protection of child rights to ensure the provisions of the Act are followed. - The Act requires private schools to reserve 25% of their seats for children from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.

These children are provided free education in private institutions, with the government reimbursing the cost. 3% out of this 25% has to be reserved for Children with Special Needs (CWSN). The DoE Secretary, Shri B.S. Aggarwal emphasized on the importance of the RTE Act and its timely implementation and compliance by the school authorities. Further, Shri R.P. Singh, the resource person elaborated on the history and enforcement about the act, followed by Shri R.K. Sharma, the Principal of C-Block School about the practical aspect of RTE Act in detail. Lastly, the Nodal Teachers were directed to sensitize the teaching and non-teaching staff of their institutions for the proper implementation of the RTE Act to uphold its true spirit that is to ensure that no child is excluded from the education system due to economic or social reasons.

The Nodal teacher gave a training session to the teachers of the school about the RTE Act in detail.

Kindly refer to the Seating Plan of Class X Preboard in the download section of the website also

Kindly refer to the Preboard Guidelines in the download Section of the Website also.

Kindly refer to the Preboard Date Sheet of classes X & XII in the download Section of the Website also

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