On 24 October, the world remembers the day the United Nations came into being in 1945. For adults, it can feel like a distant date from a history lesson. For a child in a classroom, it can be the first
The Day Hyderabad Starts Something New In Hyderabad, Dussehra is not only about the Ravana effigy. It is about the Jammi tree pooja in the evening, the exchange of Jammi leaves as a symbol of gold and goodwill, and the
Every year on 16 October, World Food Day asks us to think about where our food comes from, who grows it, and how much of it goes to waste. For parents, it is also a reminder that a child’s first
Every year on 15 October, we mark World Students’ Day in memory of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, who spent his life believing that a classroom can change a country. It is a day to celebrate our students, and also a
Indian school education is in one of its biggest changes in decades. The CBSE Curriculum 2026-27 has taken a significant step away from rote learning and towards a model that emphasizes comprehension, application, and practical skills. This change becomes even
September 8th is International Literacy Day, a day dedicated to celebrating the ability to read and write, which is one of the greatest gifts a person can have. But at Geetanjali Group of Schools Hyderabad, this celebration isn’t limited to one day on
On 5th September each year, classrooms around India take a break from their daily routine to honour the people who make all other achievements possible, our teachers. Teachers’ Day 2026 at Geetanjali Group School was not just a day of celebration, but
The National Nutrition Week in India is an annual event that takes place from September 1st to September 7th, aiming to raise awareness among the public about the importance of nutrition and healthy eating habits. Education is about understanding the child
Choosing the right curriculum is one of the biggest decisions a parent makes and it’s also one of the most confusing. Should your child follow the CBSE curriculum, with its strong foundation for competitive exams like JEE and NEET? Or
Every parent has been there, it’s 9 pm, your child is still hunched over a notebook, eyes half shut, and you’re wondering if this is really doing them any good. Homework used to be the go-to measure of how “serious”
