NEWS & EVENTS

CLASSES : PRE-SCHOOL TO V SWACHHATA PAKHWADA 2025

Dates: 16 – 30 September 2025

As per the guidelines of the Department of Education (DOE), a cleanliness drive was conducted in classes Pre -School - V, to inculcate the value of cleanliness and hygiene among young learners.

Pre-School organized a special Cleanliness Drive and also undertook a pledge to spread awareness about the importance of keeping our surroundings clean and green. A PowerPoint Presentation on the importance of cleanliness was shown to children .Children were also engaged in tree-planting activity and helped in picking up dry leaves from the school garden. Children went on a Cleanliness March, joyfully holding placards with slogans related to cleanliness, accompanied by a student dressed as Mahatma Gandhi. They also cleaned their classrooms and arranged their belongings neatly.

The children of Pre- Primary enthusiastically participated by cleaning their own tables and arranging their belongings neatly. This hands-on activity gave them an opportunity to practice self-help skills and understand the importance of keeping their surroundings tidy. After the activity, the students came together and took a Cleanliness Pledge to always keep their classroom, school, and home clean. They promised not to litter and to make cleanliness a habit in their daily lives.

Class room discussion followed by cleanliness drive was conducted in class I with primary goal to contribute to the well-being of the community and improve the local environment.

A banner walk and slogan drive was conducted in class II to inculcate the value of cleanliness and hygiene among young learners. The children enthusiastically participated, by holding banners and chanted slogans thus spreading the awareness about the importance of cleanliness. The banner walk aimed to raise awareness among children and the community about the significance of maintaining cleanliness and its impact on everyone.

Various activities were conducted for the students of classes III – V to instil the value of cleanliness. Teachers stressed upon the importance of maintaining good hygiene, raised awareness about physical well-being and a healthy environment. Children took a pledge and promised to keep their surroundings clean.

Swachhata Pakhwada drive focused not only on spreading awareness about hygiene but also helped in developing responsibility and discipline among the children, in alignment with DOE’s vision of creating clean and healthy learning environment. Together, they learnt that small steps can make big difference!

CLASSES : III –V MOVIE SCREENING – CHALO JEETE HAIN
Date: 26 September 2025

As part of value based learning, the students of classes III to V were shown the inspirational movie - Chalo Jeete Hain on Friday, 26 September 2025. The film, based on the themes of kindness, empathy and service to others, captured the attention of the young learners and inspired them.

The children watched the movie with great interest and were deeply moved by the simple yet powerful message it conveyed that life is meaningful when lived for others. Teachers guided the students to understand the values reflected in the film, such as honesty, selflessness and the importance of helping those in need.

Many students shared that they felt overwhelmed and inspired by the story. They expressed their thoughts on how small acts of kindness can bring big changes in people’s lives. Some also connected the message of the movie with their own experiences of helping friends, family, or classmates.

The activity not only encouraged the children to reflect upon their responsibilities towards others but also fostered a sense of compassion and social awareness. It was a joyful and meaningful learning experience that strengthened their understanding of values in real life.

Overall, the screening of Chalo Jeete Hain was very inspiring and reminded the students how important it is to care for others in everyday life.

1. CLASSES : I – V INTERNATIONAL SIGN LANGUAGE DAY

As part of the observance of International Sign Language Day on 23rd September 2025, a poster-making activity was organized to spread awareness about the importance of sign language. The children participated enthusiastically, creating colourful and imaginative posters that reflected empathy, inclusivity, and respect for diversity. Their artwork was vibrant, creative, and thoughtfully designed, showcasing their understanding of accessible communication.

The posters have been displayed on the school walls, turning the surroundings into a visually inspiring space. The observance not only celebrated International Sign Language Day but also left a meaningful impact on the young learners, reminding everyone of the value of communication that is inclusive and respectful to all.

GANDHI JAYANTI CELEBRATIONS

CLASSES : I & II

‘Live as if you were to die tomorrow learn as if you were to live forever’.

Mahatma Gandhi

Students of class I delved deeper into Gandhiji’s philosophies and created beautiful craft sheets. To further enrich their understanding, digital modules on Gandhiji’s pivotal role in India’s struggle were shown, sparking discussions about his immense contributions.

To commemorate the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, students of class ll wore a badge and saw a PowerPoint presentation introducing them to Gandhiji’s life, teachings and contributions to India's freedom struggle.

They understood the importance of freedom and how it is essential for every individual.

The celebration helped the children appreciate Gandhiji’s legacy and the value of freedom, inspiring them to become responsible citizens.

DUSSEHRA CELEBRATIONS

CLASSES : I & II

The triumph of good over evil was reiterated by celebrating Dussehra in classes I & II. With an aim to create a vibrant learning environment where children can gain knowledge, enjoy creativity, and imbibe values in a festive setting, Dussehra Celebrations were held on Monday, 29 September 2025 by the children of classes I & II wherein various activities were conducted.

Class I

• Symbolizing the victory of good over evil, Dussehra was celebrated with great enthusiasm in class 1. The festivities began with a special screening of the Ramayana in Hindi, capturing the essence of the story for the young learners. To make the day even more special, the children engaged in a craft activity, where they created and decorated vibrant Ravana crafts, symbolizing the festival.

Class II

• As a part of the celebration, the children crafted beautiful Ram, Sita and Hanuman face masks, which they excitedly took home as a memento. They decorated the mask with vibrant colours and creative designs.

The activities were met with excitement and joy, making the celebration both memorable and meaningful for the children.

CLASS : CAMBRIDGE PRIMARY STAGE 1 REPORT ON FUN DAY

Day: 26 September 2025

To make learning fun and vibrant Primary Stage 1 observed ‘Fun Day’ with immense enthusiasm, showcasing the boundless imagination and creativity of the learners on Friday, 26 September 2025. The young participants arrived in attire that reflected the roles and characters they had envisioned, ranging from real-life figures to imaginative creations. Each child assumed their chosen persona with confidence, demonstrating originality in both costume and demeanor.

A highlight of the day was the opportunity for learners to speak on the mics and present their characters before their peers. This exercise not only enhanced their public-speaking abilities but also nurtured self-expression, confidence, and critical thinking. The event provided a meaningful platform for learners to explore new perspectives, engage with diverse ideas, and celebrate the joy of creative learning.

The celebration was a resounding success, leaving an indelible impression of enthusiasm, innovation, and collaborative spirit.

POSH COMPLIANCE TRAINING PROGRAMME
Dates: 23 & 25 September 2025

DPS Dwarka organized training on POSH Compliance for the entire staff on Tuesday, 23 and Thursday, 25 September 2025. It was conducted by Dr. Anant Vijay Maria, Advocate on Record, Hon’ble High Court of Delhi and Supreme Court & Ms. Aakriti Gulati, Expert Trainer in POSH Compliance. The workshop aimed to increase awareness among participants to prevent and address sexual harassment at workplace.

Entire teaching faculty, administrative and support staff attended the training. They learned about organizational policies designed to prevent harassment and protect complainants. Emphasis was laid on the formation of Internal Complaints Committee in schools with a detailed explanation of the vital role that it plays.

The workshop emphasized the need for education, vigilance, and collective responsibility.

Overall, it was a very informative training session.

NIE WORKSHOP ON “HOW TO EFFECTIVELY MANAGE STRESS” FOR TEACHERS
Day/Date: Thursday, 25 September 2025

An engaging Newspaper in Education (NIE) workshop was organised in the school auditorium on 25th September 2025 for the teachers of senior school at DPS Dwarka. The session, titled “How to Effectively Manage Stress”, was conducted by Ms. Aastha Kalra, a noted Graphologist and Holistic Behaviour Coach.

The highlight of the workshop was Ms. Kalra’s insightful exploration into graphology in education, where she emphasised its role not merely in managing behaviour but in transforming it. Teachers were introduced to the fascinating world of handwriting analysis as a tool to decipher emotional needs, strengths, and behavioural patterns of individuals.

The workshop also integrated various holistic practices such as astrology, numerology, aura reading, and energy healing with graphology. This multidisciplinary approach offered a deeper understanding of how stress manifests and how it can be effectively addressed through personalised and awareness-based techniques.

Ms. Kalra demonstrated how handwriting can reveal subconscious traits and how enhancing self-awareness through writing can cultivate confidence and emotional clarity. The session encouraged teachers to reflect on their own stress triggers and equipped them with tools to create emotionally resilient learning environments.

Beyond the insightful content, the interactive nature of the session encouraged enthusiastic participation. Teachers actively engaged in practical handwriting analysis, leading to moments of both revelation and reflection.

Overall, the workshop was a resounding success, providing a thought-provoking and empowering experience for the teaching staff. It seamlessly aligned with the school’s vision of promoting mental well-being and emotional intelligence within the education system.

MUKHYAMANTRI VIGYAN PRATIBHA PARIKSHA (MVPP-2025) CLASS-IX REGISTRATION

REVISED SCHEDULE FOR MID-TERM EXAM CLASSES VI–XII

JUNGLE SAFARI CELEBRATIONS
CLASS : PRE-SCHOOL
Dates: 18 & 19 September 2025

Let’s cherish and safeguard the treasures of the wild!

The magic of the jungle came alive as Pre- Schoolers dressed as their favourite animals took everyone on a thrilling Jungle Safari on 18 & 19 September 2025. The young explorers transported everyone into the heart of nature with their colourful costumes, lively performances, and enthusiastic storytelling. From playful monkeys to majestic lions, every child embodied the beauty and wonder of the wild. The celebrations featured captivating story telling 'The Tale of the Rabbit' and a video version of the same showcasing the lush greenery and exotic wildlife of the jungle. Melodious songs, celebrating the harmony of nature, interactive activities and games that encouraged curiosity and love for the environment not only entertained but also delivered a strong message about the importance of biodiversity and conservation of wildlife. Our little nature lovers reminded everyone of the need to respect and protect our wildlife, ensuring a greener future.The excitement and the enthusiasm as children danced on jungle themed rhymes and songs made this event truly special. The activities included nature based games and talks that focused on raising awareness about the conservation of wildlife. A movie on the theme of conservation of wildlife was also shown to children.

The aim of celebrating jungle safari was to teach the students through games and other fun activities the most effective way to safeguard our natural heritage and also the most threatened wild animals.

CLASSES : I – V HINDI DIWAS
Day/Date: Friday 12 September 2025

With an aim to help children connect with their roots and strengthen their appreciation for India’s rich cultural and linguistic heritage, Hindi Diwas was celebrated by students of classes I – II on Friday, 12 September 2025 where students actively participated and highlighted the importance of the Hindi language.

Students of Class I participated in Banner Walk on 12 September 2025. carried banners and marched around the school premises. Through the banners, adorned with slogans and illustrations, young children conveyed the importance of the Hindi language to their peers and teachers. As the students marched, they shared how Hindi fosters national unity and represents our cultural heritage.

Through the slogan writing and banner walk activity students not only expressed their love for Hindi but also deepened their understanding of its importance.

Students of Class 2 took part in a Slogan Writing activity. They used their creativity to write slogans that emphasized the importance of Hindi language. The slogans reflected their love for Hindi and its power to unite people.

In Classes 3 to 5: Hindi Diwas was celebrated with great enthusiasm. The day highlighted the significance of our national language and encouraged students to take pride in using it. Class III students made beautiful bookmarks showcasing their creativity and love for the Hindi language. Classes IV and V students expressed their thoughts and ideas through inspiring slogan writing, promoting the importance of Hindi in daily life. Children also created colourful drawings related to the Hindi varnmala, which added a vibrant touch to the celebration. The importance of Hindi as a unifying language of India was also discussed with the students, helping them understand its cultural and historical value.

CLASS : PRE-SCHOOL HINDI DIWAS
Day/Date: Friday, 12 September 2025

With an aim to help children connect with their roots and strengthen their appreciation for India’s rich cultural and linguistic heritage, Hindi Diwas was celebrated by students of class Pre-School on Friday, 12 September 2025 where students actively participated and highlighted the importance of the Hindi language.

To inspire students to take pride in Hindi language and enhance the Hindi Literacy Skills, a plethora of activities were organised. The students of Pre-school section participated in activities like ‘Hindi Poem Recitation’ and educational games using flash cards and pictures. The day was productive and a promising one.

DISSERTATION: CAMBRIDGE PRIMARY STAGE 4
Wednesday, 10 September and Thursday, 11 September 2025

Cambridge Day at DPS Dwarka, began with the Dissertation Presentation for Primary Stage 4 with great enthusiasm and joy on Wednesday, 10 September and Thursday, 11 September 2025.

The event was a true celebration of learning, wherein the young researchers displayed their knowledge, creativity and confidence. Each child, armed with curiosity and guided by their parents and teachers, stepped forward to share their meticulously prepared Power Point dissertations. Topics such as Taking care of Planet Earth, Water is precious, Reading empowers young minds, and communication is the key to unlock personality came alive through their vibrant presentations. The children were interjected by parents and peers, who asked them insightful questions about their individual presentations. They responded with confidence and clarity, showcasing their depth of understanding.

The distinguished presence of the Principal, Ms. Priya Narayanan, and the Vice Principal, Ms. Anubha Malhotra, bestowed a sense of grace and dignity upon the occasion. In a poignant gesture of admiration and reverence, the students presented badges to their mentors, serving as tokens of affection and respect that underscored the enduring bond between learners and guides. The logo, embodied the vision of Cambridge.

The event witnessed the presence of parents, whose pride and happiness were beyond measure. Their faces glowed with delight as they watched their children speak with poise and assurance, confidently taking charge of their learning journey. The ambience resonated with warmth, applause, and heartfelt admiration.

The Dissertation Presentation beautifully reflected the school’s belief that true education is not only about finding answers, but also about asking meaningful questions, exploring fresh ideas, and nurturing children to grow into thoughtful and independent individuals. The morning concluded with a vibrant display of the learners’ creative work across different subjects. With hearts full of joy and pride, the children lovingly shared their artwork with their parents as treasured keepsakes.

It was truly a memorable occasion, one that will remain deeply cherished by students, parents, and teachers alike.

CREATURE FEATURE WEEK
CLASS : PRE-SCHOOL
Dates: 08– 12 September 2025

'When I look into the eyes of an animal, I do not see an animal. I see a living being. I see a friend. I feel a soul.' --Anthony Douglas Williams

"Show them love, care for their needs, be gentle, be kind,,show them good deeds.” This message was imparted in the "Creature Feature Week" organised for class Pre-school from 8 to 12 September, 2025. The week aimed to generate curiosity among the children about the uniqueness of the magnificent animal world and to be caring and compassionate towards them.

A plethora of activities enjoyed by the little ones included Nature Walk, where children observed and fed different kinds of birds. They showed great excitement in spotting birds and listening to their chirping sounds. Children participated in a craft activity where they created-shark headgears, and the shark race filled the day with laughter and energy. The children enjoyed songs such as ‘If I Were a Butterfly’ and ‘Walking in the Jungle’.

To keep the excitement high, children enjoyed watching the movie 101 Dalmations that highlighted the values of love and kindness towards pets. They also explored the food habits, homes, sounds, and young ones of various pet animals through interactive discussions. Talk by the teachers woven around the care and love towards animals brought a volley of questions from the young children. The message emphasised the importance of caring and respecting the ecosystem we live in.

Learning more about fauna, the little ones worked together in a collaborative craft activity and created a big fluffy woolly sheep and also learned about farm animals’ food, homes, sounds, and babies through songs and stories. Their teamwork and creativity were commendable. To enable the students to further explore the amazing world of animals, children enjoyed a craft activity on wild animals wherein they created hedgehogs with fork painting technique and enthusiastically shared their knowledge about the food habits, homes, and sounds of wild animals.

The week indeed was a joyful blend of learning about animals and helped in instilling compassion, creativity, and respect for all living beings in our young learners.

WORKSHOP ON GENERATIVE AI
Day/Date: Thursday 11^th September 2025

A workshop on Generative AI for Teachers was conducted on 11 September 2025 at Delhi Public School, Dwarka, in collaboration with representatives from Plaksha University. The workshop was designed to familiarize teachers with the emerging possibilities of artificial intelligence in education and to explore how AI can enhance teaching and learning practices.

The session was led by Dr. Anish Roy Chowdhury, Associate Professor of Practice at Plaksha University, and an accomplished Data Science Practitioner with over 20 years of experience in education, organizational leadership, and academia.

Dr. Chowdhury shared valuable insights into AI applications in classrooms, ethical considerations, and the future of technology-enabled education.

Alongside Dr. Chowdhury, Mr. Vikram Patel, Director Outreach for undergraduate and summer programs at Plaksha University, Mr. Rajeev Khosla, Vice President, External Engagement at Plaksha University and Ms. Shimoli, Program Manager, interacted with participants, highlighting institutional initiatives and practical approaches to integrating AI into school education.

The workshop saw enthusiastic participation from 32 teachers from the Primary Wing and 50 teachers from the Senior Wing, as well as teachers from 10 neighbouring schools. Through interactive discussions and real-life examples, the session empowered teachers to reimagine pedagogy with AI tools while reflecting on responsible usage.

The workshop began with engaging icebreaker activities, fostering a collaborative environment and encouraging active participation. This was followed by a comprehensive introduction to Generative AI, providing a foundational understanding of its principles and applications. Participants then explored the tools landscape, gaining valuable insights into various AI applications, accompanied by illuminating demos that showcased practical implementations. A hands-on session enabled teachers to work on mini-projects, applying theoretical knowledge to real-world problems, with 3 to 5 groups volunteering to present their innovative projects.

This was followed by a thoughtful wrap-up session and an open Q&A, allowing participants to clarify doubts, solidify their understanding, and reflect on key takeaways. Throughout the workshop, participants actively utilized popular AI apps such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Grok, experiencing firsthand the potential of these tools in enhancing educational practices.

The workshop concluded with a vote of thanks, acknowledging the speakers from Plaksha University for their insightful contributions and the teachers for their active involvement. It was indeed an enriching and thought-provoking experience that opened new horizons for the role of AI in education.

EDUCATIONAL VISIT TO THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND FOR CWSN
Day/Date: Tuesday, 09 September 2025

Our school organized an educational visit to the National Association for the Blind (NAB), Sector 11, Dwarka, New Delhi. The visit was a truly enriching experience for all the CWSN (Classes – IV to XI).

The children were warmly welcomed by the members of the NGO. They were given valuable information about the various activities conducted at NAB. Students got a chance to see Board Games, Colouring Sheets and Braille books and understand how they help visually impaired children in their studies.

One of the most exciting parts of the visit was when the students got to play and interact with the children of NAB. A friendly game of cricket was enjoyed by all.

Another highlight of the visit was the time spent at “Cafe Beyond Eyes”, a cafe entirely run by visually impaired youth. The students were amazed by the confidence, efficiency and warmth of the staff. It was a unique experience that inspired the children and made them respect the spirit of independence and hard work.

Overall, the visit to NAB was a memorable learning experience. It not only provided knowledge but also encouraged empathy, inclusivity and respect for the differently-abled. The children returned with happy hearts, beautiful memories and valuable life lessons.

STORY TELLING & VALUE EDUCATION SESSIONS - ‘BLISSFUL BEADS’
CLASS : PRE-PRIMARY
Day/Date: Tuesday, 09 September 2025

Grandparents are among the most admired and loved members of a family. They provide immense support to the family system. They are our favourite storytellers and affectionate teachers. Stories of their achievements inspire young minds for a lifetime, nurturing children’s spirit and encouraging emotional growth.

Grandparents are our cheerleaders, motivators and role models. In this session, grandparents of student of class Pre-Primary, Mr. Tilak Raj Sharma and Mrs. Shashi Sharma, were invited to school to conduct a Storytelling and Value Education session. The session began with the grandparents introducing themselves to the children and expressing their excitement at spending the day with them. They engaged the children in a value-based story using PowerPoint Presentation.

They further encouraged students to participate in rhymes and games and asked follow-up questions to keep them engaged. They also shared experiences of their own childhood, creating a personal connection with the students.

The grandparents concluded the session by expressing their happiness at meeting the young learners. They promised to visit again in the future for more exciting sessions. The children presented a ‘Thank You Card’ to both the grandparents to show their love and gratitude.

Additionally, each Pre-Primary student made a Thank You Card (take away) for their grandparents as a token of love and respect. This celebration strengthened the bond between generations and created happy memories for both children and their grandparents.

CLASSES : III – V GRANDPARENTS’ DAY

Date: 07 September 2025

As part of the Awareness and Sensitisation Module, the students of classes III – V prepared the allotted corridor boards on the theme “Grandparents’ Day.”

The aim of this activity was to create awareness among students about the valuable role of grandparents in the family and to sensitise them towards showing care, respect, and affection for the elders.

The boards were decorated with drawings, quotes, and messages showing love, respect, and gratitude for grandparents. Children actively participated and expressed how important grandparents are in their lives. The activity helped them understand the importance of family bonds and realise that grandparents are a source of love, wisdom, and guidance.

INTERNATIONAL LITERACY DAY CELEBRATIONS
CLASSES: PRE-SCHOOL AND CAMBRIDGE EY1
Day/Date: Monday 08, September 2025

The more that you read, the more things you will know.
        The more things that you learn, the more places you will go.        

                                                                                                                                 – Dr. Seuss

International Literacy Day was celebrated in Pre- School on Monday, 08 September 2025 with great enthusiasm. To mark the occasion, the teachers read aloud stories from big picture books to the children, making the session lively and engaging. The little ones joyfully participated by observing the colourful illustrations and listening attentively to the explanations.

The teachers also highlighted the importance of reading in daily life and how books help us learn new things, develop imagination and build language skills. The reading sessions created awareness among children about the value of reading and inspired them to cultivate the habit of exploring books every day.

The enthusiasm and fervour among students could be witnessed through their active participation. Children learnt the importance of reading and its application in daily life.

A great amount of zeal and new learnings were also observed among students. It was a fun filled day when the book world came alive and left a great impact on the minds of both the teachers and the students, inculcating reading habits among them. Indeed ‘There is no friend as loyal as a book’.

CLASS : PRE-SCHOOL & PRE-PRIMARY MILAD-UN-NABI CELEBRATIONS
Day/Date: Thursday, 04 September 2025

‘The richness and depth of celebrations express a culture accurately.’

Eid is the time that fills our heart with joy and warmth of love. The students of the Pre-School and Pre-Primary celebrated the festival of Eid with great enthusiasm and reverence. The celebrations brought the students closer to each other’s tradition and cultural beliefs and helped in developing respect and understanding for each other’s customs and traditions in children.

To mark the occasion, children of Pre School came dressed in beautiful traditional attire, adding to the festive spirit. A power point presentation was shown to the students, of Pre-school and Pre-primary through which they learned about the significance of this holy festival and the values of love, kindness, and harmony. After the presentation, the children engaged themselves in a creative craft activity on Eid celebrations, which they thoroughly enjoyed.

The spirit of Eid was well imbibed by the students and also helped them to instil the universal values of brotherhood and compassion.

TEACHERS’ DAY CELEBRATION

Delhi Public School, Dwarka celebrated Teachers’ Day on Thursday, 04 September 2025. The programme began with the felicitation of the Principal, Ms. Priya Narayanan, followed by her inspiring address in which she highlighted the invaluable role of teachers in shaping young minds. On this occasion, the Principal also conveyed the greetings of Mr. B. K. Chaturvedi, Chairman, The DPS Society and Mr. V. K. Shunglu, Vice Chairman, The DPS Society acknowledging and appreciating the invaluable contribution of teachers across all DPS schools.

The ceremony was attended by the teaching staff of both the Primary and Senior Wing, fostering a spirit of togetherness and shared pride. The event reflected the school’s commitment to honouring its educators.

The highlight of the day was the ‘Excellence in Teaching’ Award, conferred upon Ms. Namrata Dhawan (Senior Wing) and Ms. Sonika Garg (Primary Wing) in recognition of their dedication and outstanding contribution to the field of education. The felicitation ceremony was a fitting tribute to the perseverance and commitment of the teaching fraternity.

TEACHER’S DAY CELEBRATION
Classes : I & II
Day/Date: Thursday, 04 September 2025

Teacher’s Day was celebrated by students of classes I & II on Thursday, 04 September 2025 with an aim of expressing gratitude and appreciation for their teachers.

A special assembly was presented by the students of class I, wherein they open heartedly expressed their love and admiration for their teachers. Enactments, performances and expressions of appreciation from students highlighted how teachers act as guides, friends and mentors who shape their lives.

Our Principal and Vice Principal ma’am were honoured by little ones and presented handmade bouquet of flowers and a certificate.

Students were also shown a PowerPoint presentation and a video about Dr. S. Radhakrishnan, learning about his contributions and the significance of Teacher's Day.

Class I : Students made special certificates for their teachers and adorned them with colourful embellishments, delighting their teachers and making Teacher's Day memorable.

Class 2 : Students began their day with a discussion on the significance of Teacher's Day and the life of Dr. S. Radhakrishnan. They then created Teacher's Day cards using colourful paper, crayons, and other craft materials. The children expressed their gratitude through drawings, stickers, and heartfelt notes, turning this simple activity into a meaningful way to thank their beloved teachers.

DECODE, DEBATE, DISCOVER
CLASS XI

The Sociology Club of DPS Dwarka, Socius, organised its inter-disciplinary competitions for the students of Class XI. The event was conducted under the guidance of the teacher in-charge with the aim of fostering curiosity, creativity, critical thinking, and social awareness among the students. The programme comprised broadly of three activities namely Mystery Clue, Socio-Scene, and Dual Dilemma, each designed to combine sociological knowledge with problem-solving, communication, and teamwork.

1. Mystery Clue – Race to Decode Society

In this action-packed competition, students raced against time to solve riddles, puzzles, symbolic objects, and situational prompts, all connected to sociological concepts and contemporary issues. The activity created a thrilling atmosphere as teams engaged in quick thinking and problem-solving. Students gave highly positive feedback, appreciating the challenging yet enjoyable format.

2. Socio-Scene – Decode the Norm

In this competition, visuals such as advertisements, film stills, and photographs were displayed to the participants, who were required to identify the embedded social issue within two minutes and suggest a constructive solution. The session witnessed vibrant discussions and fresh insights, with participants showing originality and clarity of thought.

3. Dual Dilemma – A Debate of Perspectives, organised in collaboration with Socrates – The Debating Society

The motion for the debate was: “This House would recognise online activism (‘slacktivism’) as a driver of real social change.” Following the Asian Parliamentary format, students engaged in a formal debate showcasing their oratory skills, critical reasoning, and ability to present multiple perspectives. The presence of members from Socrates added further intellectual vibrancy to the session, inspiring the participants to present well-structured arguments and engage with counterpoints confidently.

The highlight of the event was the poster designed by a member of the Sociology Club. The poster creatively depicted the spirit of sociology through a blend of visuals and text, and was displayed as part of the event announcement. The creation of the poster also highlighted how interdisciplinary contributions can enrich co-curricular activities, combining visual communication with academic inquiry. This creative initiative not only enhanced the aesthetic appeal of the programme but also helped in generating greater awareness and excitement among the students.

The events concluded successfully, with the teacher in-charges and organisers commending the students for their enthusiasm, creativity, and analytical strength. It was evident from the students’ excitement and feedback that the competitions were both enjoyable and intellectually stimulating. Such activities, though beyond the usual classroom curriculum, serve to supplement academic learning in meaningful ways.

CLASS : PRE-SCHOOL & PRE-PRIMARY TEACHERS’ DAY CELEBRATIONS
Day/Date: Monday, 03 September2025

A teacher affects eternity; no one can tell where his / her influence stops.

– Henry Adams

It is said that teaching is one of the noblest professions ever on this earth. A teacher is the one who inspires generations. Children of Pre School and Pre-primary celebrated Teachers’ Day' with energetic dynamism and great enthusiasm to honour the dedication and hard work of their teachers. All students created an aura of love and appreciation as they sang, recited poems and made beautiful crafts. The celebrations began with the children chanting the “Guru Mantra”, creating a peaceful and respectful atmosphere. The little ones were apprised about the importance of the day and the value of teachers in our lives. The celebration became even more memorable when teachers and children together created a beautiful piece of art using colourful handprints. It was a day full of learning, love and togetherness.

The day ended with smiles, warm conversations and a renewed sense of respect and love for the teachers. It was truly a memorable day, filled with joy, gratitude, and celebrations, reminding everyone of the invaluable role that teachers play in our lives.

ACCOUNTANCY WORKSHOP
CLASS: XII
Day/Date: Monday, 1^st September 2025

Delhi Public School, Dwarka organized a transformative Accountancy Workshop on Monday, 1st September 2025, exclusively for the Commerce students of Class XII. The session was conducted by Dr. Vikas Vijay, an eminent academician and published author, who shared his expertise and deep knowledge of the subject with the students.

Dr. Vijay provided valuable insights on time management, key focus areas, common mistakes to avoid, effective use of rough work, presentation skills, adherence to formats, exam patterns, and marking schemes. He also guided students on how to attempt the board paper strategically while keeping fundamental principles in mind. The session further featured a motivational video on the legendary athlete Milkha Singh, whose inspiring journey of perseverance and grit encouraged students to face challenges with renewed determination and confidence.

The workshop proved to be an enriching experience, strengthening conceptual clarity and equipping students with practical strategies for the upcoming board examinations.

CLASS: PRE-SCHOOL ECHOES OF YESTERDAY: GRANDMOTHER’S TALES
Day/Date: Monday, 01 September 2025

"Grandparents stories are like gold-they enrich the soul and brighten the heart.”

Children of Pre-school were filled with excitement and wonder as our young learners embarked on a magical story telling journey on good manners and personal hygiene. A loving grandmother conducted an engaging activity in the form of an interactive story telling session on good manners and personal hygiene. Using colourful puppets and simple props, she engaged the children into thought provoking situations which caught the attention of the little ones. Through puppets, she explained the importance of magic words, greeting others politely, sharing with friends, washing hands before eating, and keeping oneself clean. The children enjoyed the lively narrative and happily repeated the good habits they learnt. The story telling session encouraged a sense of responsibility towards oneself and others by promoting mindful personal care, thus fostering lifelong self-care and confidence in young learners.

NATIONAL SPORTS DAY CELEBRATION
Date: 29th August 2025
CLASSES : I -XII

DPS Dwarka celebrated National Sports Day on 29th August 2025 with great enthusiasm and spirit. The celebration began with a pledge highlighting the importance of sports, fitness, and discipline in life.

Various events and activities were organized to mark the occasion, including fun games, Kho-Kho, races, shuttle run, standing broad jump and various other games. Students from classes I-XII participated with full energy and showcased their talent, teamwork, and sportsmanship.

The Sports Complex of DPS Dwarka was filled with excitement and cheers as participants displayed their determination and competitive spirit. The events not only provided a platform for students to exhibit their skills but also encouraged them to adopt sports as an integral part of their daily lives.

The celebration concluded with appreciation for all participants and a reminder of the values inspired by Major Dhyan Chand, in whose honor National Sports Day is observed.