Delhi Traffic Police organized a Drawing Competition on the Topic of Road Safety under Road Safety Month which was from 1st January, 2025 to 31st January, 2025 at Greenway Modern School on 30th January, 2025 at the school level. All the branches of Greenway Participated in this competition. The topic was ROAD SAFETY. The students with their beautiful imaginations made drawings on Road Safety. The Traffic Personnels were mesmerized to see the works of the students.

After lot of discussions the following students were the winners:
First Position:
Khushi Kashyap 8th A Jhilmil Branch
Hardik Sharma 4th B International Branch
Avika Gupta 9th F Dilshad Garden Branch.

Second Position:
Aardhya 7th C Dilshad Garden
Jaskirat Kaur 5th A International Branch
Sarthak 9thB Dilshad Garden Branch

Third Position
Siddharth Roy 8th F Dilshad garden
Riddhi 4th E Dilshad Garden
Khushi 7A Dilshad Garden
Arpirta Consolation Jhilmil branch.

The Prize Distribution was done by the Head Mistress of International Branch.

The Principal of the school congratulated and appreciated the winners and participants. He also emphasized that such awareness sessions must be held on regular basis.

With immense pride, we share that our talented students had the golden opportunity to showcase the rich cultural heritage of India through the traditional Yakshagana dance at the closing ceremony of the International Film Festival, organized by SMILE FOUNDATION on 30th January at the prestigious Sirifort Auditorium, New Delhi.

Two students of XI A, Avantika Gusain and Ananya represented our school as student jury members for the film festival.

The event was graced by esteemed diplomats and members of the film fraternity,making it a moment of great honour for our school. The guest of honour of the event was the renowned actor Sharib Hashmi . Our students mesmerized the audience with their captivating performance, earning appreciation for their dedication and artistry. It was truly a proud moment to witness them represent our cultural legacy on such a grand stage.

We congratulate our performers for this incredible achievement and thank everyone who supported them on this journey!

Smile foundation in partnership with the European Union successfully hosted the 11^th edition of the Smile International Film Festival for Children and Youth from 28^th Jan,2025 to 3^rd Feb, 2025 in New Delhi at Siri Fort Auditorium.

Major activities along with the opening and award ceremony were held in New Delhi during the week. Simultaneously multiple screenings and related activities were also scheduled.

Greenwanians were also a part of such a prestigious opening ceremony held on 28^th January 2025.

Students were engaged, educated and encouraged through some fun filled activities. SIFFCY empowered young minds through GOOD CINEMA and a very emotional Film, ‘THE TIGER’S NEST’.

Students were overwhelmed on meeting Sunny Pawar, the lead of the movie.

The motive behind this event was to bring together high quality, entertaining, multi‐cultural cinema for children & youth to cultivate understanding of other cultures, lives & experiences through the medium of film.

Question answer round was the best part. Students asked questions from Sunny and became emotional on knowing his journey full of hardships and struggle.

Overall, it was a wonderful experience for our students.

The Principal of the school was overwhelmed by the response of the students. In future also, he wanted long term collaboration with Smile Foundation so that Greenwanians can explore and be a part of international events.

Greenway Modern School celebrated the 75^th Republic Day on 25^th of January, 2025, with great enthusiasm, patriotism, and a sense of unity. The entire school, from the primary, middle, and senior wings, came together to mark this significant occasion, honouring the Constitution of India and the values it upholds.

The event was graced by the esteemed presence of the Chairperson, Mrs. Sudesh Sachdeva, and Principal Mr. Mohit Sachdeva. The program commenced with the unfurling of the National Flag, followed by the singing of the National Anthem, filling the atmosphere with pride and devotion.

The celebration was made special by the vibrant and energetic performances of students from all classes.

The highlight of the Republic Day celebration was a Yakshagana dance performance. This troupe had performed in Bhopal at the National Bal Rang Festival represented the Delhi State and at the opening ceremony of the All India Civil Services Sports Meet at Thyagraj Stadium, Delhi.

The students of Classes 1 and 2 stole the show by dressing up as freedom fighters, paying tribute to the great leaders who fought for India’s independence.

Students from various grades performed patriotic dances, showcasing India’s rich cultural heritage. Their well-coordinated moves, combined with powerful expressions, left the audience mesmerized.

A group of choir students sang soul-stirring patriotic songs, invoking a deep sense of nationalism and unity among everyone present.

Towards the end of the event, Mr. Mohit Sachdeva delivered an inspiring speech, emphasizing the importance of democracy, unity, and the responsibilities of being a good citizen. He encouraged students to uphold the values of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity in their daily lives.

Apart from the cultural performances, several engaging and educational activities were conducted throughout the day to enhance students’ understanding of national values and responsibilities.

For the primary wing, it was a bagless day, allowing students to participate in fun-filled learning activities.

The entire school actively participated in road safety and traffic awareness programs, where students were educated about traffic rules and responsible behaviour on the roads.

Various competitions such as quizzes, drawing contests, and slogan writing were organized, encouraging students to showcase their creativity and knowledge about Republic Day and the Constitution.

Teachers took special sessions to educate students about the significance of the Indian Constitution, the role of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, and the symbolism behind the tricolor of the national flag.

The Republic Day celebration at Greenway Modern School concluded on a high note, with students and teachers feeling a deep sense of pride, happiness, and patriotism.

Republic Day is a significant national festival celebrated on January 26th every year in India. In pre-schools, this day is marked with enthusiasm and patriotic spirit to help young children understand the importance of the occasion in a fun and engaging way.The children were introduced to the significance of the Indian Constitution and the values of democracy. A sense of patriotism and national pride were instilled in them.The school was decorated with tricolors representing the Indian flag—saffron, white, and green. The corridors were adorned with balloons, flags, and craft displays made by the children. Teachers prepared a simple and engaging program to make the celebration enjoyable.The celebration began with the hoisting of the Indian National Flag. Children saluted the flag and sang the National Anthem with pride.Children participated in cultural activities such as Patriotic dance performance.

Teachers organized a storytelling session. Simple and engaging stories about the Indian Constitution, freedom fighters, and the meaning of Republic Day were shared to help children understand the significance of the day.The Republic Day celebration in pre-school was a joyful and educational event that helped children connect with their national identity. Through music, art, and stories, young minds were nurtured with values of unity, freedom, and pride in their country.

Greenway Modern School believes in “Conserving Nature, saving life” and with that thought organised an educational trip to Nature’s heaven YAMUNA BIODIVERSITY PARK for classes VIII and XI. Our students gained invaluable hands-on experience with nature and conservation. As we stepped into the park, we were immediately immersed in the sights and sounds of Delhi's rich biodiversity.

Our guide expertly navigated us through the park's diverse ecosystems, pointing out native plant species and explaining their medicinal properties. We spotted various bird species, including the rare Indian peafowl, and even caught a glimpse of the park's thriving butterfly population.

The trip was not just a fun outing, but also an educational experience. Our students learned about the importance of conservation, the impact of human activities on the environment, and the interconnectedness of ecosystems.

The Yamuna Biodiversity Park is a treasure trove of ecological wonders, and our visit was a testament to its value as an educational resource. We returned to the classroom inspired, with a newfound appreciation for the natural world and our role in preserving it.

The Principal of the school emphasized that these kind of trips must be organised time to time to enhance the knowledge of the students.