Green Field School

On May 8, 2026, transformed into a hub of love and celebration as it hosted a heartwarming program. The atmosphere was electric with joy as children from all grades participated, beaming with pride as they performed for their beloved mothers. The stage came alive with a variety of talents; students delivered moving speeches, performed graceful dance routines, and sang soulful songs dedicated to the maternal figures in their lives.
The celebration took a delightful turn when the mothers themselves joined the festivities. The school organized engaging activities, including a spirited game of and an elegant fashion walk, allowing mothers to share the spotlight with their children. It was a truly wonderful event that not only showcased the students' hard work but also strengthened the beautiful bond between mother and child, leaving everyone with cherished memories.

On May 7, 2026, hosted a grand and solemn to officially induct its newly elected student leaders. The atmosphere was charged with pride as students from Classes 7 and 8 were appointed to prestigious positions, including and .
The event commenced with a vibrant and graceful dance performance that set a celebratory tone for the morning. In a display of discipline and coordination, the young leaders marched onto the stage with an impressive March Past, their rhythmic steps echoing their commitment to their new roles.
The highlight of the ceremony was the felicitation by the Principal, who personally honored the leaders by pinning their badges and draping their sashes. Throughout the proceedings, the audience—comprised of proud parents and enthusiastic fellow students—erupted in cheers to support their new representatives.
The festivities concluded on a high note by honoring the hard work of the previous year. Students who secured first, second, and third positions during the 2025–2026 academic year were also awarded certificates by the Principal. It was a day of double triumph, celebrating both the promising future of the school’s leaders and the academic dedication of its top scholars.

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On the occasion of , , a medical professional from , organized an engaging quiz competition at . The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from all teams, creating a lively and educational atmosphere. Dr. Mathur conducted the quiz in a well-structured manner, asking questions to each team one by one and ensuring that every team got an equal opportunity to respond. The questions were informative and encouraged students to think about health and well-being. All the teams showed great interest and actively participated throughout the competition. After the scores were calculated, the Principal of Greenfield School, Mrs. Reena Jaggi, awarded the winning team with plants as prizes, promoting the message of health and environmental awareness.
A huge thank you to Dr. Geetika Mathur from NIPVED for conducting such an insightful quiz. Our students proved they know their stuff when it comes to health and wellness!
Special thanks to our Principal, , for awarding our winners with plants—a beautiful reminder that our health is deeply connected to the world around us.

Congratulations to Team and visionary Principal, , on this remarkable achievement of receiving the award from the , Govt of Uttarakhand for their contribution in the space of Inclusive Communication & Education.
This recognition, organized by , reflects your dedication, excellence, and commitment towards holistic education and well-being without any discrimination.
Wishing you continued success and many more accolades ahead!

Women Honoured with the “ "
Dehradun Correspondent:
Women who have done outstanding work in various fields of society were honoured and their contributions were appreciated on the occasion of "International Women’s Day". The Principal of was one of them who got this honour in the field of Inclusive Education.
At a programme organized on this occasion by under their , women playing active roles in social service, education, entrepreneurship, and social awareness campaigns were honoured with the “Change Maker Woman 2026 Award.”

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To mark and celebrate International Women’s Day on 8th March, Vivekanand Netralaya, in collaboration with the National Institute for the Empowerment of Persons with Visual Disabilities (NIEPVD), under the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (DEPwD), Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India, is organizing a Free Eye Care Camp at Green Field School.
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“ ,” the two days Annual Day celebration of , concluded today with much fanfare and vibrant performances by the young students.

Welcoming the Chief Guest, , , Uttarakhand Sanskriti, Sahitya and Kala Parishad, Government of Uttarakhand, School Principal presented the annual school report and highlighted the achievements of the school over the past years since its establishment.

Young students from the junior classes presented musical programmes in beautifully colourful costumes.

Addressing the challenges faced by and their inhabitants, senior students staged an engaging play highlighting pressing issues such as deforestation, natural disasters, human–wildlife conflict, and migration from villages to major cities.
(CWSN) of the school also came on stage and impressed everyone with their heartfelt performances and ramp walk, accompanied by their teachers and parents.
As is the only school in the region offering inclusive communication and education for the past decade, bringing these children into mainstream education remains the school’s prime mission, said School Principal.

Appreciating the performances of the students, spoke about the importance of cultural activities at a young age. She assured full support from her department for such initiatives in Uttarakhand.

In his vote of thanks, specially acknowledged the parents, teachers, and students.
Madhu Marwah, Anupama Panwar, Sonia Oberoi, Surender Negi, Kinika Logani, and a large number of parents attended the Annual Day “Indradhanush” and motivated both students and teachers with their presence.