December 2024
We uplift rural communities by improving access to quality education in government schools.Empowered children become the foundation for sustainable village and national progress.
Food Festival (Aharotsavam)
At EArtH Foundation’s adopted schools in Kasulabad, Thimmapur, and Velkatur, the Food Festival (Telangana Aharotsavam) was celebrated with great enthusiasm. Students brought a variety of healthy Telangana dishes, and teachers discussed the nutritional benefits of each. Parents contributed by preparing regional specialties, adding to the diversity of the event. The festival allowed students to learn about the cultural significance of different foods. Everyone enjoyed tasting and sharing the dishes, fostering a sense of community. The event promoted healthy eating habits and showcased the richness of Telangana’s food heritage. It was an engaging celebration of food, health, and culture. Students gained knowledge of balanced eating while enjoying the experience. It was a memorable and educational occasion for all.
Awareness on Forest Protection
At Kamarlapally school, a police officer gave a speech on forest protection to spread awareness among students. The officer explained how forests give us clean air, water, and a home for animals, making them essential for life. Cutting trees harms the environment, causing problems like less rain and climate change. Students were encouraged to plant trees, save paper, and keep nature clean. The officer shared real examples to show why protecting forests is important. Students listened carefully and promised to take small steps to help the environment. Teachers praised the session for teaching students about the need to save forests. It was a valuable lesson for everyone to protect nature.
Christmas Celebrations
Christmas celebrations were held in Kasulabad and Jakkapur for poor students from Christian families. Volunteers visited their homes and brought groceries to help the families. They also decorated the homes with Christmas lights and ornaments. The children were excited and happy to see their homes transformed for the occasion. The volunteers spread joy and warmth by sharing the festive spirit with these families. The families felt supported and appreciated during the celebrations. The event was a beautiful gesture of kindness and community spirit. It brought smiles to the faces of the children and their families. Everyone enjoyed the festive atmosphere, making it a memorable Christmas celebration.
Distribution of School Bags
The EArtH Foundation organized a school bag distribution program at the Government School in Kammarlapalli village, Chinnakodur Mandal. The event was chaired by HM Narasimha Chari and honored by SO Bhaskar from the Education Department as the chief guest. SO Bhaskar praised the EArtH Foundation for its significant contributions to improving government schools in the Siddipet district and expressed hope that their efforts would inspire other villages. A total of 47 students were provided with school bags during the program, which aimed to support and motivate them in their education. The initiative brought joy to the students and highlighted the importance of community collaboration in advancing educational opportunities.
Field Trip
The students of Kammarlapalli Government School recently visited historic sites in Warangal as part of an educational trip. They explored the iconic Ramappa Temple, known for its intricate carvings and UNESCO World Heritage status. The visit included Veyi Stambala Gudi (Thousand Pillar Temple), where students admired the architectural brilliance and cultural significance. They also visited the Bhadrakali Temple, offering prayers and learning about its historical and religious importance.
The trip provided students with insights into Telangana’s rich heritage and history. It was an enriching experience, blending learning with exploration. Teachers guided the students, explaining the historical relevance of each site. The students were enthusiastic and engaged throughout the visit. This trip aimed to foster awareness and appreciation for local culture and history. It was both educational and enjoyable for all participants.
International Day of Persons with Disabilities
At Kasulabad, the International Day of Persons with Disabilities was marked with meaningful speeches by teachers. They stressed inclusion, equality, and kindness towards people with disabilities. Teachers shared inspiring stories of resilience and achievements, encouraging students to respect diversity. The speeches focused on raising awareness about rights and reducing stigma. Students listened attentively, fostering empathy and understanding. The event highlighted the importance of creating a supportive environment for everyone. It aimed to promote unity, compassion, and acceptance in the school community. Teachers motivated students to embrace challenges and appreciate differences. The program ended with a pledge to support inclusivity and respect.
Dance Contest in Maharashtra Schools
The EArth Foundation has greatly impacted rural students by promoting education and extracurricular activities. On 24/12/24, 16 girls from ZP Private Schools in Rahegaon and Bahegaon participated in a Gondal folk dance competition at Zilla Parishad Primary School Bahegaon. This was a remarkable step, as parents previously did not allow girls to engage in activities outside school. Through consistent counseling, the Foundation educated parents on the importance of education and opportunities for girls, citing role models like Savitribai Phule and Jijamata.
As a result, parents now support their daughters in sports, arts, and competitions. The girls are excelling in district-level events, showcasing their talents and breaking societal barriers. Parents value these programs and encourage participation, fostering equality and empowerment. The EArth Foundation’s efforts have helped in the holistic development of children, making them confident and proud contributors to society.
Skills Program
The EArtH Foundation’s programs were launched in a grand ceremony at the Government High School near the railway station in Jangaon district. The event was inaugurated by Jangaon MLA Palla Rajeshwar Reddy, who expressed that the EArtH Foundation’s services provide an excellent opportunity for students in the district. As part of the Skills Program, 1,000 students from high schools in Jangaon will receive free training in Computers, Science on Wheels, Motivation Classes, and Sports.
The MLA encouraged students to learn the skills imparted by the Foundation with dedication. He also urged the expansion of EArtH Foundation services to more schools in the district. EArtH Foundation Director Mangampalli Raju thanked MLA Palla Rajeshwar Reddy for his support and promised to extend their services to more students in the future. The event was attended by School HM Krishna Murthi, EArtH Foundation Coordinator Budda Anjaneyulu, Tung Kaushik, counselors, and others.
Kriya Event
EArtH Foundation students have achieved great success in the KRIYA National Competition, winning the First Prize in Folk Dance. Their talent and hard work impressed the judges, helping them secure the top prize. They also won the 3rd Prize in the Fancy Dress Competition, showing their creativity and effort. This success is a proud moment for EArtH Foundation, proving how effective its programs are in supporting young talent. It motivates other students to explore their interests in arts and culture.
The Foundation congratulated the students for their achievements and encouraged them to keep striving for excellence. These wins highlight the Foundation’s commitment to empowering children through education and extracurricular activities. The students’ success in both folk dance and fancy dress competitions shows their versatility and potential. EArtH Foundation is dedicated to providing more opportunities for students to shine in different areas.
Yoga
At EArtH Foundation, yoga and meditation are a regular part of the daily routine in adopted schools. Students practice yoga postures like Suryanamaskaras, which enhance their physical health, flexibility, and strength. Meditation sessions help improve focus, reduce stress, and promote inner peace. These practices foster emotional balance and mental clarity among students. Incorporating yoga and meditation into the schedule encourages healthy habits and a positive mindset. The sessions create a calm and focused learning environment. Students benefit from improved overall well-being. This initiative supports their holistic development.
Games
In both adopted schools, indoor and outdoor games are part of daily activities. Students enjoy indoor games like chess and carrom and outdoor games like kho kho, running, and kabaddi. Before outdoor games, PET sir ensures all students do warm-up exercises to stay fit and avoid injuries. These games teach children teamwork, focus, and discipline while keeping them active and healthy. The activities promote friendly competition and help develop motor skills. Students enjoy the games, which make school life fun and engaging. They also build friendships and create lasting memories. These sessions encourage a healthy and active lifestyle.
Art
At EArtH Foundation, children showcased their creativity by drawing beautiful pictures on themes like the solar system, “Save the Girl Child,” and more. These activities encouraged students to express their thoughts and ideas through art. The solar system drawings demonstrated their interest in science and space exploration. The “Save the Girl Child” artworks highlighted their awareness of social issues and the importance of gender equality. Teachers guided the students, helping them bring their ideas to life on paper.
The vibrant and meaningful artwork reflected the children’s imagination and understanding. Such activities promote creativity and help students learn about important topics in a fun way. The initiative also boosts their confidence and artistic skills. The Foundation plans to organize more art sessions to nurture young talent. The children’s enthusiasm and dedication made the event a success.
Dance
At EArtH Foundation, dance is a part of daily activities, making school life lively and fun. Dance teachers guide students with simple steps, ensuring sessions are enjoyable and engaging. Students eagerly participate, expressing their love for dancing and feeling happy and energetic. Dancing helps them build confidence while improving physical fitness and coordination. It also boosts their mood and fosters teamwork among peers. The daily practice brings joy and positivity to their routine. This activity helps students stay active and develop a cheerful mindset. Dance has become a favorite part of their day.
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