August 2026
We uplift rural communities by improving access to quality education in government schools. Empowered children become the foundation for sustainable village and national progress.
EF Supports Bhoompalli School with Essential Facilities
At Government Primary School, Bhoompalli, EArtH Foundation and Upgrade My Classroom provided a Xerox-cum-printer and water purifier to support the school and students. The facilities were inaugurated by State SC/ST Commission Chairman Bakki Venkataiah in the presence of school staff, village representatives, and EArtH Foundation members. He inspected the midday meal and had lunch with the students. He appreciated the school for its quality education and good performance in academic and co-curricular activities. EArtH Foundation had earlier adopted the school and has supported students through volunteers, PET training, dance classes, and other learning activities. The Foundation has also provided free tailoring training for mothers and supported the overall development of the community. The programme was attended by Sarpanch Jennareddy, EArtH Foundation Director Vennela, MEO Anjaiah, Headmaster Kishan, teachers, students, parents, and other village representatives. The Headmaster and teachers expressed their special thanks to EArtH Foundation for the new facilities and its continued support to the school.
EF Adopts Government School at Puligilla
EArtH Foundation successfully conducted the government school adoption programme at MPUPS Puligilla in Nadikuda Mandal, Hanumakonda District, focusing on education, health, and skill development. MEO Hanumanth Rao attended the programme as the chief guest, along with Sarpanch Padma Ailoni, Headmaster Sampath Reddy, teachers, parents, and village representatives. The Sarpanch appreciated EArtH Foundation for supporting government schools through education, arts, health activities, sports materials, and other learning opportunities. The Headmaster appreciated the Foundation’s support in computer education, science lab activities, spoken English, and motivational activities for students. Sports materials were provided to encourage students to take part in physical activities and develop interest in sports. Cultural activities such as dance, singing, and storytelling were also conducted, giving students an opportunity to participate and build confidence. EArtH Foundation Director Vennela shared the Foundation’s commitment to providing quality education and supporting the overall development of government school students. Foundation team members, teachers, Amma Adarsha Committee members, parents, and village representatives participated in the programme and expressed their support for the school’s development.
EF Adopts Government Schools at Siddapur
EArtH Foundation conducted a government school adoption programme at Siddapur village in Hasanparthy Mandal, Hanumakonda District, focusing on education, health, and skill development. The programme covered both the primary and high schools and was conducted under the guidance of the Complex Headmaster. Village Sarpanch Harish appreciated EArtH Foundation for supporting government schools through education, arts, health activities, and other learning opportunities. High School Headmaster Ravikumar highlighted the Foundation’s support in computer education, science lab activities, spoken English, and motivational programmes for students. Primary School Headmaster Srinivas expressed happiness about the school being adopted and the support provided for students’ development. Parents also thanked EArtH Foundation for becoming a partner in the development of the village schools. EArtH Foundation Director Vennela shared the Foundation’s commitment to providing quality education and supporting the overall development of government school students. Teachers, parents, village representatives, Senior Coordinator Raju, Shyam, Dance Master Kumar, PET Prasad, Volunteer Rajitha, and other village members participated in the programme.
Independence Day Celebrations and Cultural Award
At Jayagiri School, the newly adopted Telangana school, students and teachers participated enthusiastically in the Independence Day celebrations at the Parade Ground. A total of five schools participated in the programme, including four ZPHS High Schools and one MPUPS, with Jayagiri School proudly representing the group. The programme included flag hoisting, patriotic songs, speeches, dance performances, and other cultural activities, while the students of the other participating schools also took part in flag hoisting, speeches, dances, and cultural programmes at their respective schools. Teachers and village elders attended the celebrations and appreciated the students’ efforts and participation. Jayagiri School students displayed discipline, confidence, talent, and love for the country through their performances. Jayagiri School received the Samskruthika Puraskar (Cultural Award) from the Education Department, Hanamkonda, at the District Police Commissionerate. This achievement was a proud moment for the students, teachers, parents, and the entire Jayagiri School community.
Two-Day Volunteer Training Programme
A two-day volunteer training programme was organised to prepare volunteers for their responsibilities in EArtH Foundation schools. The first day was conducted on the 19th at the Hanamkonda District, focusing on an introduction to EArtH Foundation and its school activities. Volunteers were guided on primary and high school activities, volunteer diaries, skill booklets, basic handwriting practice, and rhymes. The second day was conducted on 20th at the Sultanabad Centre, with a revision of the previous day’s sessions. Volunteers were trained on handwriting and exercise sheets, baseline and endline tests, skill booklet topics such as drawing and storytelling, handwriting practice, and rhymes. The training helped volunteers understand the activities clearly and prepare to conduct them effectively in schools.
Sports Day Celebration
Sports Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at the newly adopted EArtH Foundation schools on 29th August. Teachers planned and conducted various fun games and activities to encourage students to participate actively. Pre-primary students enjoyed the cone game, while other students participated in indoor games such as carrom and chess. Students also gave short speeches on the importance of sports and physical fitness, and teachers guided them in drawing Sports Day pictures in their notebooks. The EF Skill Booklet drawing practice was also completed by the students. The PET Sir conducted warm-up exercises, calisthenics, walking, running, and race practice for students from Classes 1 to 7. Students took part in running and other physical activities with great interest and energy. Overall, the celebration provided students with an enjoyable opportunity to develop teamwork, fitness, confidence, and a positive attitude towards sports.
Sultanabad Training and Research Updates
The details of the vocational courses conducted from Thursday, 20th August 2026, include Tailoring, Beautician, and Computer training. The 8th batch of the Tailoring course was conducted from 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m., while the 2nd batch of the Beautician course was held from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. The 5th batch of the Computer course completed its examination successfully. The 6th batch of the Tailoring course was completed, and the 7th and 8th batches are currently in progress. During the Beautician course, students received practical training in face massage and eyebrow threading. The training sessions focused on developing useful skills through regular practice and guidance. Overall, the courses are helping participants gain practical knowledge and improve their confidence for future opportunities.
Child Helpline Awareness Programme
On 20th August, the Child Helpline team conducted an awareness programme at the EArtH Foundation Training Centre. The session focused on child safety, rights, and protection, with the team explaining the role of the Child Helpline and the support available to children in need. Participants were guided on how to seek help and report situations that may affect a child’s safety. The team also highlighted the importance of creating a safe and supportive environment for children. The programme was interactive, allowing participants to ask questions and share their views. The awareness programme received good attention and was featured in the leading Telugu newspapers ABN Andhra Jyothy and Eenadu, highlighting the importance of the initiative and its message on child protection.
Maharashtra
Vadgaon Students Secure Third Prize in District-Level Competition
On August 1, 2026, a district-level competition on the theme “Drug-Free Youth for a Developed India 2026” was held at Yashwant College, Nanded, by My Bharat Kendra, Nanded, under the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports. Class IX girls from Z.P. High School, Vadgaon, participated through EArtH Foundation and presented a dance promoting a drug-free youth. The students performed with confidence and received the Third Prize, along with medals and certificates. EArtH Foundation supported and managed the preparations for the competition, helping the students achieve this success. The School Management Committee and teachers of Z.P. High School, Vadgaon, felicitated EArtH Foundation representatives Dnyanoba Suryawanshi and Subhash Jogdand for their support and contribution. The winning dance was also performed at the school, where students and teachers appreciated the girls’ achievement. The students received appreciation from the entire village, and the success reflects the strong cooperation between EArtH Foundation, the school, and the community.
Class VIII Students Excel in GK Examination – Marlak
A General Knowledge (GK) examination was conducted for Class VIII students at Z.P. High School, Marlak. Eight girls scored a perfect 50 out of 50 marks, showing excellent preparation and knowledge. A re-examination was conducted to confirm the results of the students who secured full marks. In the re-test, four girls again scored 50 out of 50 marks, proving their strong performance. In recognition of their achievement, Mr. Gute, Block Education Officer (BEO), Nanded Taluka, felicitated the students and presented them with gifts. He appreciated the students for their hard work and encouraged them to continue their studies with the same interest. He also appreciated the EArtH Foundation for its efforts in supporting students and improving their learning. The programme concluded with best wishes to the students and the Foundation for their future achievements.
Independence Day Celebrations
The 80th Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Zilla Parishad High School, Marlak, Zilla Parishad High School, Pimpalgaon, and Zilla Parishad Upper Primary School, Puyani. At Marlak, students performed a drill and Lezim on patriotic songs, delivered speeches, and took part in a tree plantation activity to promote environmental awareness. At Pimpalgaon, students who qualified in the scholarship examination were felicitated by the villagers, and the EArtH Foundation coordinator was also honoured for the Foundation’s work. At Puyani, students performed a group drill to a patriotic song and delivered speeches on the importance of Independence Day. Dance performances, speeches, and prize distribution were also conducted as part of the celebrations. Teachers, villagers, Sarpanch, and Police Patil appreciated the students’ efforts and participation. The celebrations provided students with an opportunity to show their talent, confidence, discipline, and love for the country. Overall, the Independence Day programmes were completed with great enthusiasm and created a memorable experience for the students and community.
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