October 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.
Bathukamma Celebrations
Bathukamma festival was celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm at EArtH Foundation’s adopted schools in Telangana. Teachers, students, and parents took part in the celebrations by wearing traditional dresses and bringing colourful flowers. Everyone came together to arrange and decorate beautiful Bathukammas with different varieties of flowers. The school premises were filled with festive spirit, happiness, and traditional colours. Students and parents actively participated in the celebrations and enjoyed learning about the importance of the festival. The event helped students understand and appreciate Telangana’s culture and traditions. To encourage participation and creativity, prizes were awarded to the first and second-place winners for the most beautiful Bathukammas. The celebrations brought teachers, students, and parents together and made the festival a memorable experience for everyone.
Computer Class Inauguration at ZPHS Vangapahad
A computer class was inaugurated at ZPHS Vangapahad with the participation of the AAPC Chairperson Madam. The programme marked an important step towards providing students with opportunities to learn computer skills. The inauguration was attended by school teachers and students, who welcomed this new facility with great enthusiasm. The computer class aims to help students gain basic computer knowledge and develop practical skills. Students will learn how to use computers and become familiar with different applications. This initiative will support their learning and help them develop skills needed for the future. The school expressed its happiness about this new opportunity for students. Through this initiative, EArtH Foundation continues to support quality education and digital learning in government schools.
Gandhi Jayanti Celebration
Gandhi Jayanti was celebrated with respect and enthusiasm at EArtH Foundation’s adopted schools. The programme was organised to remember the life and contributions of Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation. Teachers and students paid tribute to him by offering flowers and garlands to his portrait. Students delivered speeches about Gandhi’s life, his principles, and his role in India’s freedom struggle. They also shared his important messages of truth, non-violence, and peace. Teachers explained the importance of following these values in our daily lives. The programme helped students learn about Gandhi’s contributions and the importance of his teachings. The celebration ended with a message to follow his principles and work towards a peaceful and clean society.
Science Programme Inauguration at ZPHS Bheemaram
The Science on Wheels programme was inaugurated at ZPHS Bheemaram in the presence of MEO Srinivas Sir. The programme aims to make science learning more interesting and practical for students. During the inauguration, MEO Srinivas Sir appreciated the initiative and its efforts to bring science education closer to government school students. Science on Wheels provides students with opportunities to explore scientific concepts through experiments, demonstrations, and hands-on activities. It helps students understand how science is connected to everyday life. The programme also encourages students to ask questions, observe things carefully, and develop problem-solving skills. Teachers and students welcomed this initiative with great enthusiasm. This programme will create more opportunities for students to learn science through practical experiences and develop a strong interest in the subject.
Free Eye Screening Camp at Sultanabad
EArtH Foundation, in collaboration with Vasan Eye Care Hospital, organised a free eye screening camp at the EArtH Foundation Training and Research Centre in Sultanabad. The camp received a good response, with a total of 120 adults and children participating and receiving eye check-ups. Councillor Amishetti Shravani attended the programme as the chief guest and appreciated EArtH Foundation’s efforts in providing skill training programmes such as tailoring, computer training, beautician courses, and martial arts to support women and youth. She also appreciated the initiative to organise free eye check-ups for the community. EArtH Foundation Co-founder Kalaveni Srinivas explained that the organisation has been supporting government schools since 2012 through education, arts, and health programmes. He highlighted the importance of eye care and explained that the camp was organised to help people identify eye problems and receive timely guidance. Former Councillor Amishetti Tirupathi, EArtH Foundation Director Vennela, Centre In-charge Buchibabu, and coordinators Raju, Sridhar, Latha, Aruna, and Sandhya also attended the programme. The camp was a useful initiative that brought basic eye care services closer to the community.
Teachers’ Felicitation and Welcome Programme at Jayagiri School
Jayagiri School organised a special programme to honour teachers who received State Best Teacher Awards and District-Level Awards for their valuable contributions to education. The school also warmly welcomed the newly appointed deputation teachers who joined the school. Teachers who had previously served at the school were felicitated and thanked for their dedication and contributions. The programme was a wonderful opportunity to recognise the efforts and service of teachers. Mr. G. Sridhar Sir played an important role in organising the event, with the support of fellow teachers. Ramadevi Madam and EArtH Foundation Hanumakonda Director Vennela also attended the programme. The event brought teachers together and celebrated their hard work, dedication, and commitment to students’ education.
Bathukamma Celebrations – Games – Sultanabad
As part of the Bathukamma celebrations, various fun activities were organised to make the event enjoyable and meaningful for everyone. One-minute games were conducted for women and students, encouraging them to participate actively and have fun. The games created a cheerful atmosphere and brought everyone together. A special speech was also delivered to introduce the EArtH Foundation and explain its activities and contributions to the community. The speech highlighted the Foundation’s work in education, health, skill development, sports, and other programmes. Participants learned about the different initiatives being carried out by EArtH Foundation to support students, women, and rural communities. The celebrations provided a good opportunity to combine cultural traditions with fun activities and awareness. The event ended on a happy note, with active participation and joyful moments shared by everyone.
Dasara Holiday Project Work
EArtH Foundation assigned special project work to primary school students for the Dasara holidays to encourage learning through creative activities. Students from Classes 3 to 5 were asked to write 250 English words along with their Telugu meanings to improve their vocabulary. They were also given a project on the Bathukamma festival to learn about the importance of Telangana’s culture and traditions. Another activity involved writing the names of freedom fighters from A to Z on a chart. Students were encouraged to present their work neatly by arranging the names, decorating the charts, and adding colours. To motivate students, EArtH Foundation announced first, second, and third prizes for students who learn the assigned topics well and submit their projects successfully after the holidays. These activities aim to improve students’ English vocabulary, general knowledge, and creative skills. Through these assignments, EArtH Foundation encourages students to use their holidays productively and enjoy learning new things.
Science and Computer Education Activities
At ZPHS Bheemaram, students participated in science sessions covering different topics through explanations and practical demonstrations. They learned about the types of magnets and their magnetic properties. The teacher explained the concepts of reflection and refraction of light with simple examples. Students were also introduced to conductors and insulators and learned about acids, bases, indicators and litmus tests. Practical experiments were conducted to demonstrate surface tension using a leaf and refraction of light using a candle. These activities helped students understand scientific concepts through observation and hands-on learning. At Jayagiri, Veneela Madam conducted computer classes for Upper Primary students, introducing them to basic computer concepts. Computer basics notes were also provided to help students understand and revise the topics covered in class.
Maharashtra
Abdul Kalam’s Birth Anniversary Celebrations – Wadgaon School
The birth anniversary of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam was celebrated on October 15 at Wadgaon School with great respect and enthusiasm. Teachers and students gathered to remember the life and contributions of India’s beloved former President and great scientist. Students paid tribute to him by offering flowers to his photograph. They also delivered speeches highlighting his achievements, simple lifestyle, and dedication to the nation. Teachers shared inspiring messages from his life and encouraged students to follow his values. The programme helped students understand the importance of education, hard work, and having big dreams. Students were encouraged to work towards their goals and contribute to society. The celebration was a meaningful opportunity to remember Dr. Kalam and his message of inspiring young minds to dream big.
Students Shine at the District-Level Drama Competition – Wadgaon
On October 5, 2026, students who secured first place at the taluka-level drama competition proudly participated in the district-level competition. The students performed with great confidence, enthusiasm, and dedication. Through their acting, dialogue delivery, expressions, and body language, they presented the story and its message effectively. Each student played their role well and worked together as a team to make the performance successful. Their performance received appreciation from the audience. Participation in the competition helped students improve their confidence, teamwork, creativity, and communication skills. Representing their taluka at the district level was a proud moment for the students. Their achievement reflects their hard work, teachers’ guidance, and the encouragement and support of their parents.
Birth Anniversary Celebrations of Gandhiji and Lal Bahadur Shastri – Wadgaon
The birth anniversaries of Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri were celebrated with respect and enthusiasm at Wadgaon School. Students and teachers gathered to remember the contributions of these two great leaders to our nation. They paid tribute by offering flowers and garlands to their portraits. Students delivered speeches highlighting their lives, achievements, and service to the country. Teachers shared the important values of truth, non-violence, simplicity, and honesty that both leaders followed. The programme helped students understand their role in building a better society. It also encouraged them to follow the good values taught by these great leaders in their daily lives. The celebration was a meaningful opportunity for everyone to remember and honour their contributions to India.
Retirement Celebration of Jadhav Sir at Pimpalgaon Mahadev School
A special farewell programme was organised at Pimpalgaon Mahadev School to honour Jadhav Sir on the occasion of his retirement. The event was filled with happiness, respect, and appreciation for his years of dedicated service. As part of the celebration, girl students performed a traditional Lezim dance, along with a special EArtH Foundation dance that the EF Dance Sir had taught and practised with the students. Both performances added colour and energy to the programme. Teachers and students came together to express their gratitude and appreciation for Jadhav Sir’s valuable contribution to the school. They shared their best wishes and thanked him for his guidance and support. Jadhav Sir wished good health, happiness, and a peaceful retired life. The programme became a memorable occasion to celebrate his service and bid him farewell with warm wishes.
Science Exhibition Activities at EArtH Foundation Adopted Schools
EArtH Foundation guided and supported students of Zilla Parishad High School, Wadgaon, in preparing an innovative science project titled AI Smart Farming for the science exhibition. The Foundation provided support at every stage, helping students understand the concepts, prepare the models, and present them effectively. The AI Smart Farming project demonstrated the use of modern technology in agriculture, including water management, soil health, balanced fertilizer use, organic farming, and renewable energy. In the remaining three schools, the schools had purchased various science experiment kits, and the EArtH Foundation guided students on how to perform the experiments and use the available materials for the exhibition. At ZP High School Maralak, students also presented a Smart Healthcare model, explaining how monitoring basic health information, such as blood pressure and blood sugar levels, can help in the early identification of health problems. Another interesting presentation was based on Mathematical Games, where students demonstrated how mathematics can be learned and practised through fun games and activities. These hands-on activities helped students understand scientific and mathematical concepts through practical experiences. EArtH Foundation’s continuous guidance and encouragement helped students develop scientific thinking, creativity, teamwork, problem-solving abilities, and confidence in presenting their ideas.
Navaratri was celebrated at Puyni School with an activity based on the importance of the festival and its connection to Goddess Durga. Students were introduced to the concept of Garbha, which represents the womb, creation, and the beginning of life. Teachers explained the cultural and traditional significance of this concept during Navaratri. To help students understand the theme, a special classroom activity was organised around the idea of creation and new life. Students actively participated and expressed their understanding through creative work. The activity also helped them learn about the cultural values and traditions associated with Navaratri. It provided an opportunity to connect classroom learning with Indian festivals and traditions. The celebration encouraged students to learn about their culture while participating in meaningful activities.
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