"gitanjali-devashray"

It is located in Palampet village of Mulugu district in north Telangana.

The tiny tots from the pre-primary section enthraled everyone with their endearing messages about Independence Day.

The participation in the event Mudra- the joy of rhythm was extremely enthusiastic with over 30 contestants taking part at different levels and in three categories.

Many students also scored 100 per cent marks in subjects like Mathematics, Social studies and Information Technology.

Students who participated wholeheartedly were recognised for their effort and were awarded accordingly.

The next session of the table etiquettes demonstrated table manners to remain updated in the social manners and groom ourselves as well as children.

It was heartening to see children enjoy the beauty of expression, thoughts, and feelings towards their mother tongue Telugu.

A wide variety of verses by famous poets and laureates were recited by the pupils with great aplomb

Picasso had once said that ‘All children are artists’ to which he added that the trick was to remain that way as adults.

Tiny tots of pre-primary welcomed the gathering with a prayer dance.

This webinar was held for parents, a platform to help generate mental health awareness among young people.

Students of grade II took part in a 'School is Cool' activity where they refreshed themselves. The kids had a fun time in this Hawaiian theme activity.

Teachers at Gitanjali Devashray participated in the Community Outreach Programme meant to extend a helping hand to those in need. In their gesture of kindness during these difficult times, they reached out to the aged with a food drive. They collected 175 kilograms of rice for an old age home Little Sisters of the Poor. […]

The session was both enlightening and entertaining due to the enthusiastic participation of the children.

The scrumptious delicacies were then rated upon various parameters, previously given to the participants like nutritional value, presentation skill, creativity to name a few.

The tiny tots enjoyed the session thoroughly and brought in their creativity and imagination while taking the poses of different asanas.

The children had an exciting morning and they all were dressed in colourful outfits.

Heer has reached a stage where toys do not matter to her anymore – what matters to her is only the Rubik’s Cube.

Nandhini lived in a small village Sivagangai in Tamil Nadu with her parents, Poovayi (mother) and Mani (father) along with her siblings Sasi and Vijay

During this period of uncertainty with the on-going pandemic, all of us need to eat healthy and also stay physically fit.