The spirit of creativity and imagination came alive during the Fancy Dress Competition held on 9th May 2025 for the students of Class 1.
The event was a delightful display of vibrant costumes, confident performances, and imaginative themes that left everyone in awe.

Our young participants enthusiastically took the stage, dressed as a wide range of fruits and vegetables.
Each child spoke a few lines, showcasing their confidence and expression skills.

The competition was judged on criteria such as creativity, confidence, costume design, and overall presentation. The judges had a tough time choosing the winners, as every child brought something unique to the stage.

Winners of the competition are as follows:

1st Prize
Kavya Sharma (1-B)
Prateek Sharma (1-C)

2nd Prize
Nitya Banchariya (1-B)
Advika Anand (1-E)
3rd Prize
Nyra Rajput (1-A)
Liba Fatima (1-C)

Best Costume
Ananya Bansal (1-D)
Advika Anand (1-E)

Good presentation
Rudransh Rathore (1-A)
Kairav Pothal (1-D)

The event was a great success and a memorable experience for both students and teachers. It provided a wonderful platform for our little ones to express themselves and build self-confidence.

We congratulate all the participants for their enthusiasm and applaud the winners for their outstanding performances!

On 8^th May 2025, Greenway Modern School hosted a vibrant and imaginative Fancy Dress Competition for the students of Class 3. The theme for this lively event was “Fairy Tale and Cartoon Characters”, and it brought beloved childhood icons to life through the creativity and enthusiasm of the young participants.

From the moment the event began, the stage transformed into a magical realm where fairy tales met animated adventures. The children came dressed as a variety of popular characters such as Chota Bheem, Little Singham, Cinderella, Mirabel, Jasmine, Aladdin, Mickey Mouse, Prince Charming, and Shinchan. Each student not only wore an elaborate costume but also enacted their character with charm, confidence, and a touch of theatrical flair.

The competition was judged by Ms. Sarita Sirswal, the Middle Academic Coordinator, Ms. Renu Gupta, the Primary Academic Coordinator and Ms. Jaishree Shreedharan, the Activity Coordinator, who were highly impressed by the children’s dedication, expressions, and stage presence. They appreciated the efforts of the students and the support of the parents and teachers who helped bring these characters to life. After careful observation and evaluation, the winners were announced:

First Position

1.Trijal Pathak of Class 3C, who won hearts with his delightful portrayal of Mickey Mouse.

2.Krisha Verma of Class 3D, who mesmerized the audience as Princess Jasmine.

Second Position

1.Atharv Nayal of Class 3C, who impressed the judges as a charming Prince Charming

2.Sanvi of Class 3E, who brought elegance and grace as Cinderella

Third Position

1.Jayash Kaushik of Class 3D, who gave a spirited performance as Aladdin

2.Rimisha Singh of Class 3B, who portrayed Mirabel with confidence and flair

A Special Mention was awarded to Aarvi Singh of Class 3B for her outstanding costume. Dressed as Cinderella, she stood out for the intricate detailing and beauty of her attire, earning the title of “Best Costume of the Day.”

The Fancy Dress Competition was more than just an event—it was a celebration of creativity, imagination, and self-expression. It gave the children a platform to showcase their talents, build their confidence, and explore the joy of storytelling through costumes and roleplay. The smiles, cheers, and applause throughout the event made it a memorable day for all.

National Fitness Day is celebrated on the first Saturday in May which  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. Physical Education Teacher,"Nupur Gautam" explained a unique style of Exercise which is known as ‘TABATA’ to class 7 students.'

‘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  students followed the instructions of  Physical Education Teacher  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 the importance of a Healthy Lifestyle by doing exercises and eating Healthy food.

The Principal of the school appreciated the efforts of the teacher and emphasized these kind of activities should be done in regular basis.

A comprehensive mock drill was conducted at our school on 7th May to prepare students and staff for emergency situations. The drill aimed to:

1. Educate students on evacuation procedures and assembly points.
2. Familiarize them with safety protocols during alarms, including hiding under desks.
3. Demonstrate calm and orderly evacuation procedures.

The key highlights were:

1. Video Screenings: Two informative videos were shown to students and parents, highlighting safety measures during emergencies.
2. Parent Awareness: Parents were briefed on safety protocols and the importance of collective preparedness.

The Principal appreciated teachers' efforts in organizing the drill, emphasizing their crucial role in ensuring student safety.

The mock drill successfully:

1. Enhanced students' awareness of emergency procedures.
2. Fostered a sense of preparedness among staff and students.
3. Strengthened the school's emergency response plan.

By working together, we can ensure a safer environment for everyone.

On May 3, 2025, our Class 5 students participated in a vibrant Fancy Dress Competition, showcasing traditional attire from various Indian states. The event celebrated India's rich cultural diversity, promoting cultural awareness, confidence, and public speaking skills.

Our talented students enthusiastically presented their chosen regions, and the winners are:

First Prize:
- Navya (Goa) - 5A
- Ananya Ranakoti (Uttarakhand) - 5D
- Manya (Rajasthan) - 5D

Second Position:
- Soumya (Tripura) - 5C

Third Position:
- Aaradhya (West Bengal) - 5B
- Saksham (Meghalaya) - 5C
- Ishani (Maharashtra) - 5A

Special Mention:
- Yatharth (Bihar) - 5A (Special Costume Making)

This event was a resounding success, showcasing our students' creativity and cultural awareness.

Labour Day Celebration

On 1st May, 2025, students of Greenway Nursery School joyfully celebrated Labour Day with a fun-filled program designed to honor the hardworking individuals in our community. A special highlight was when the children presented handmade cards and small gifts to school helpers like the housekeeping staff, security personnel, and gardener , expressing their thanks and appreciation. It was a heartwarming event that taught the value of hard work and kindness.The celebration was aimed at helping children understand the importance of different professions and the value of hard work in a simple and engaging way.

On International Labour Day(May 01), Class X, guided by their class teacher, took a thoughtful initiative to honour the school’s housekeeping and fourth-grade staff.

The staff members were gifted a chocolate along with a handwritten note of thanks, expressing sincere gratitude for their daily efforts and dedication. This small yet meaningful gesture brought genuine smiles and emotional warmth, reminding everyone that respect and recognition go a long way.

This act of kindness by Class X is a true embodiment of compassion, respect, and the spirit of community—values that make a school not just a place of learning, but a place of heart.

The Primary Wing of Greenway Modern School conducted a vibrant and culturally enriching assembly on the occasion of International Dance Day, celebrated annually to highlight the importance of dance in expressing emotions, preserving culture, and promoting unity through rhythm and movement. The event, held in the school ground, was a colourful blend of tradition, diversity, and youthful enthusiasm.

The assembly commenced with a warm welcome extended by the student anchors, followed by a brief yet informative presentation about the origin and purpose of International Dance Day.

The highlight of the assembly was a series of impressive dance performances presented by the students of various classes. The first performance was a beautifully choreographed Bharatnatyam dance. With intricate footwork, expressive gestures, and traditional music, the young dancers transported the audience to the rich cultural heritage of India. Their grace, coordination, and understanding of the classical art form were truly commendable and received much appreciation.

Following this, the assembly took a global turn as students showcased dances from different parts of the world. A captivating Japanese fan dance was performed with precision and elegance, highlighting the serenity and aesthetics of Japanese culture. The colourful fans and synchronized movements created a mesmerizing visual treat. Next was an energetic African tribal dance that brought the rhythms of the continent to life. With lively beats, dynamic movements, and vibrant costumes, the students reflected the spirit of joy and community that characterizes African dance traditions. Moving further we witnessed the combination of Brazilian Dance with Chinese fusion by 1^st and 2^nd grade students, that brought much more enthusiasm to already lively assembly.

After the cultural segment, the assembly moved on to an equally important and proud moment — the distribution of certificates to the winners of the recently held Handwriting Competition. The competition had seen enthusiastic participation from students across all grades, and the winners were recognized for their exceptional neatness, letter formation, and overall presentation.

The assembly concluded on a high note with an appreciation address by the Primary Wing Incharge, Mrs. Reinu Gupta and Activity Incharge Mrs.Jaishree Shreedharan. They both expressed her heartfelt congratulations to all the participants and appreciated the hard work put in by the teachers and students alike. They emphasized the role of such events in nurturing talent, promoting cultural understanding, and building confidence in young learners. Their words were both encouraging and motivating, leaving a lasting impact on the students.

The Primary School Assembly was a perfect blend of learning, talent, and celebration. It successfully instilled in the students a sense of pride in their culture and an appreciation for the diversity that makes our world so unique. It was truly a memorable experience for all who attended.

In the month of April ,
Greenway Modern School took a creative and impactful approach to spread awareness about autism spectrum disorder (ASD) by organizing a Nukkad Natak (street play) performance. The program, which spanned across the primary, middle, and senior wings, aimed to educate students about autism in an engaging and culturally relevant manner.

The Nukkad Natak,was chosen for its ability to capture the audience's attention and convey social messages effectively. The play was carefully crafted to:
1. Explain Autism
2. Promote Inclusion
  3. Showcase Challenges and strengths 

A highlight of the program was a speech by a student who shared her views and understanding of autism. The student's speech added a powerful and relatable dimension to the program, emphasizing the importance of empathy and friendship. The student discussed how small acts of kindness and understanding can make a significant difference in the lives of individuals with autism.
The school plans to continue such initiatives to build a more inclusive and supportive learning community.