Sejong Office of Education, South Korea organized a youth forum on the theme ‘ OUR PLANET MATTERS’. Global issues were addressed and challenges were discussed. The participants could enrich cultural diversity, empathy, and progress to the entire world through networking with global peers.

On the first day various personalities such as Mr. Choi, Gyo-jin / Governor of Sejong Office of Education, Mr. Ban, Ki-moon / Former Secretary-General of the UN, Malcolm Fairbrother, Professor, Umeå University, Sweden and the most inspirational Amy & Ella Meek, Kid Activists, UK, addressed the event.

On the second day, Mr. Tyler Rasch, TV Personality, Consultant, WWF Brand Ambassador discussed how he learned about the environment during his childhood and compared it with his higher studies along with a PPT.

Overall the session was an eye-opener for the students and indeed very engaging as well. On the last day, teenagers from five countries namely Tejun, India Malaysia, Australia, and Taiwan discussed the environmental issues and told various steps are taken in their country for environmental protection. Pre-recorded videos were shown. It was also suggested to use eco-bags, bottles instead of plastic cups. Some of the delegates shared their stories of how they resolved the environmental issue

We are very grateful to all the organizers for giving our school the opportunity to participate.

The students who participated in this seminar were:

Nupur Bubna

Aashi Garg

Divyansh Mutreja 

Abhay Sood

Eshita Nagaria

Sarthak

Shreyan Kaul

Vidushi

Anshika Panwar

Deveshi Kaita

The Principal of the school appreciated and congratulated the efforts of the students and teachers.

International Tiger Day is an annual celebration to raise awareness for tiger conservation, held annually on 29 July. 

It was founded in 2010 at the Saint Petersburg Tiger Summit. 

The goal of the day is to *promote a global system for protecting natural habitats and to raise public awareness and support for tiger conservation issues.

In light of this, the students of Greenway Modern School were required to make posters/ write Slogans to Save tigers.

Students who watched the movie  *Sherni*  (released on Amazon prime) showcases *nature and man fight against a forest officer as she and her team of locals and trackers attempt to capture a disturbing tigress, shared their review 

Through a write-up and made videos. The students were shown a documentary about why it is important to save tigers.

Principal if the school appreciated the efforts of students and teachers.

*'It's not yours, not mine, It's ours. So, Protect your mother who nourishes you'.*

*' World Nature Conservation Day'* is observed on 28 July every year around the world to raise awareness about the significance of natural resources and encourage the people about the practices of protecting natural resources.

GREENWAY MODERN  School, Dilshad Garden, Eco Club has pledged to conserve the environment and mother earth. *Our single step towards nature's conservation will leave a greener legacy for our posterity.*

The following activities were taken up to celebrate the day. 

Classes 1 to 5 

Students made a cloth bag using an old piece of cloth decorated it with waste material/write quote on it. 

Classes 6 to 8

Students made a poster reflecting the contrast between the environment they presently live in and the one that they desire to have. 

Classes 9th to 12th 

Students created a collage/short video (max 1 min) reflecting the contrast between the environment they presently live in and the one that they desire to have.

The Principal of the school appreciated the efforts of the students & teachers

Greenway proudly participates in the 2021 Sejong Youth Forum from 28 to 30 July. This is a golden opportunity for the Greenwanians to be a part of the international forum and collaborate with other foreign students around the globe.

The WORLD POPULATION DAY is observed on July 11th all over the world. It serves to highlight the growing problems that come with a growing population.  The theme of the day this year is "Raise Awareness around women's and girl's needs for sexual & reproductive health.

Greenwanians observed this day by making posters that depicted how harmful is the increasing population for the growth of the economy. The students of classes 9th&10th had a debate on the overgrowing population whereas the students of classes 11th&12th had a discussion on the same. The Principal of the school appreciated the efforts of the students & teachers.

A Webinar on “WILD WISDOM GLOBAL CHALLENGE - QUIZ 2021 was organized by WWF on 7^th July 2121 for the students of classes 6^th to 8^th. Ms. Sana, the resource person, gave stress on Conservation of Animals. Students were made aware of the different rounds of quiz, to be held in the upcoming months.

A quiz was conducted by her and our students participated with great zeal. Many students gave answers and winners were declared by Ms. Sana.

The aim of the session was to make students aware of the facts related to the animal world.

 Overall, it was an interactive and informative session. Students enjoyed it a lot and gathered knowledge about wildlife.

Kindly refer to the Datesheet of Pre-Mid Term Examinations for the Session 2021 - 2022 in the download section of the website also 

A Webinar on “IMPORTANCE OF BREAKFAST” was organized for the parents and students of classes Nursery to 8^th by the Department of Nutrition and Dietetics a renowned College from Bangalore in partnership with PepsiCo India Holdings Pvt Ltd and the Food Safety and Standards Authority Of India (FSSAI)on 6^th July 2021, emphasizing on Why is it important to have breakfast. Panelists explained that breakfast is often called 'the most important meal of the day, and for good reason. As the name suggests, breakfast breaks the overnight fasting period. It replenishes your supply of glucose to boost your energy levels and alertness, while also providing other essential nutrients required for good health.

They stressed on the “Eat Right School” (Safe & Nutritious Food @ Schools) program aims at creating awareness about food safety, nutrition & hygiene among school children, and through them among the community at large. Children are powerful change agents.

The main aim of the program was to create awareness about the importance of breakfast. Students participated actively and enjoyed the Riddle Session. Overall, it was an interactive and informative session. Our students asked many questions and all were answered by the panelists.

The second cultural Korean exchange program was an amazing moment to cherish for the young Greenwaynians. Through various presentations, the students of the Yeon Yang elementary school took the students on a virtual trip to Korea. the Greenwaynians were enlightened about the great monuments of South Korea, different food items, their traditional dress, their religion, their school, and school life. The inquisitive Indian students had many queries regarding their country which were satiated by the Korean students and their teachers.  This intercultural exchange program was a huge success among the students.

Doctors Day is celebrated every year on 1st July to thank and acknowledge the doctors of their country for their dedicated services to the patients. The ongoing Covid 19 Pandemic and its deadly second wave have once again reminded us of the role of physicians and doctors and the sacrifice and contributions made by them all over the world. This day gives a perfect opportunity to salute their work. This day is also celebrated to commemorate the birth & death of former chief minister of West Bengal Dr. Bifhan Chandra Rot.
Greenwanians also paid their tribute to the doctors by making posters, writing slogans. It was indeed a heartfelt gesture by the school to the doctors all over the world. School Principal Mr.Mohit Sachdeva appreciated the efforts of the students & teachers for their commendable work.