Earth Foundation

During the Dussehra holidays, students from Chagal and Obulkeshwapur, the newly adopted schools of the EArtH Foundation, completed the project work given to them. To encourage their effort and sincerity, the best-written projects were selected and awarded first and second prizes. This recognition motivated the children to take their work seriously and build good learning habits. Teachers appreciated the creativity and neatness shown by many students. The prize distribution created a positive and joyful atmosphere in the school. Parents were also happy to see their children’s hard work being acknowledged. Such simple activities help build confidence in students and make learning more enjoyable.

Jananayak Birsa Munda’s birth anniversary was celebrated with sincerity and pride as students honored the great freedom fighter by offering garlands. Teachers shared his inspiring life story, helping students understand his role in protecting tribal rights and fighting for justice. A few children confidently delivered speeches, expressing what they learned about his bravery and dedication. The atmosphere was filled with respect as students reflected on his contributions and values. Through these activities, the celebration encouraged awareness, courage, and admiration for national heroes, reminding students of the importance of standing up for what is right.

Samvidhan Day was celebrated with great respect and enthusiasm as students honored Dr. B.R. Ambedkar by offering garlands and remembering his role in shaping the Constitution. Teachers guided the children in understanding the importance of the day, helping them feel proud of India’s democratic values. Students drew beautiful Constitution-themed pictures in their skills books, showcasing their creativity and understanding. Some children also made rangoli designs, adding color and culture to the celebration. The activities created an engaging atmosphere where students learned, expressed, and participated with excitement. The day encouraged respect for the Constitution and inspired students to value equality, rights, and responsibilities.

EArtH Foundation celebrated Children’s Day across Pallagutta, Chagal, and Obulkeshwapur schools, recognizing and encouraging students for their achievements. Students who gave outstanding speeches, displayed excellent discipline, regularly attended classes, excelled in dance, or performed well overall were awarded prizes to motivate their continued efforts. The celebration aimed to inspire all children to participate actively in school activities and develop their talents. The program was attended by the headmasters, teaching staff, and EArtH Foundation representatives, including Vennela and Naresh, making it a memorable and encouraging experience for the students.

The MAP – Mother Awareness Program meeting was held at Chagal to discuss the upcoming initiatives of the EArtH Foundation and the support expected from parents for the school. The session focused on how these activities will help improve students’ learning, discipline, and overall development. Mothers were encouraged to take an active role in their children’s education and stay connected with the school’s progress. Teachers explained how regular attendance, proper guidance at home, and participation in school activities can make a big difference. Parents also shared their thoughts and expressed willingness to cooperate. The program helped build trust and a positive partnership between the school, the Foundation, and the community. Through these efforts, the goal is to create a better learning environment for every child.

EArtH Foundation organized a Free Eye Check-up Camp at Peddapahad, coinciding with the adoption of both the Government Primary and High Schools in the village, to ensure students have clear vision for better learning. The camp, supported by Vasan Eye Care Hospital and Upgrade My Classroom, screened every student for eyesight issues and provided free spectacles to 13 children in need, immediately improving their ability to read, write, and participate in class. The program was coordinated by Director Vennela, Coordinator Raju Anjaneyulu, and Motivation Speaker Naresh, with active involvement from school staff, local community members, and special guest AAPC Chairperson Shireesha. The initiative highlighted the importance of combining health, education, and skill development for holistic growth. Teachers and parents appreciated the support, noting that students who struggled unknowingly with vision issues could now learn confidently. The event also received wide coverage in local newspapers, inspiring other schools to consider similar health initiatives. This one-day camp demonstrated how small efforts can create a lasting impact on children’s education, confidence, and overall development.

EArtH Foundation organized a Free Eye Check-up Camp at Chinnapendyala Village, Chilpur Mandal, Jangaon District, aiming to ensure that all children have a clear vision for effective learning. The camp screened students from both the Government Primary and High Schools, identifying children with vision issues and providing free spectacles to those in need, sponsored by Upgrade My Classroom. Doctors from Vasan Eye Care Hospital conducted thorough eye examinations, while the Foundation team, including Vennela, Raju Anjaneyulu, Anjaneyulu, and Naresh, coordinated the event. The program highlighted the link between health and education, helping students read the board, complete tasks, and participate confidently in class. School leaders, parents, and community members actively supported the initiative, emphasizing the importance of such health programs for overall student development. Local media coverage praised the Foundation’s efforts, inspiring other villages to consider similar camps. The event showcased teamwork between schools, health professionals, and the community. Even as a one-day camp, it created a lasting impact, giving children better learning opportunities and confidence for the future.