NEWS & EVENTS

DPS Dwarka organised a webinar for the students and parents of Class XI on ‘Introduction to Profile Building ’ on 28 June 2022. It was conducted by Mr Jitin Chawla,an eminent Career Counsellor and his team.

The webinar focussed on the following key areas:
1. Social Project
2. Profile Building
3. Internships
4. Certification
5. Research
Through the webinar he informed the students about the process of applying to renowned foreign universities like Harvard, UCLA ,UC Berkeley, etc and how to build a strong profile. He shared impressive CVs of some of his students who have been selected in these prestigious Universities. His team also shared important information regarding new courses and degrees offered by various universities. They also gave a brief idea of various programmes, their duration, career options and courses initiated by the Government of India to help the youth in getting to know more about what’s going on in our own country. Students were given details of various internships that would help them strengthen their CV. In the end they also answered to the queries of the students.

The webinar turned out to be a interactive and fruitful session as students learnt about the significance of profile building and resumes from a young age to ensure a successful career.

Delhi Public School, Dwarka organized a special felicitation ceremony on Friday, 12 April 2024, to honour the outstanding scholars of the Mukhyamantri Vigyan Pratibha Pariksha (MVPP), conducted by the Science Branch of the Directorate of Education in Delhi on Sunday, 10 December 2023.
The elated parents of the fifteen scholars, who successfully qualified the esteemed examination, were invited to join the school in celebrating the success of the students.
Ms. Priya Narayanan, Principal, DPS Dwarka, extended her heartfelt congratulations to the parents and encouraged the students to reflect on their journey that led them to this momentous occasion. She emphasized the importance of such examinations and reiterated the school's steadfast commitment to providing comprehensive support to the students in their pursuit of academic excellence and the realization of their aspirations. She also urged them to persevere in their quest for greatness, pushing their boundaries, and inspiring those around them to chase their dreams.
The Principal gave away certificates to the scholars for their outstanding performance in securing this esteemed scholarship.

DPS Dwarka organized a workshop in collaboration with Jamboree on Monday, April 15th, 2024. The workshop aimed to equip students in 10th and 11th grades with essential skills and knowledge to build effective profiles for future academic and career pursuits. The objective was to provide guidance and resources for individuals seeking to pursue careers abroad, focusing on essential steps and considerations for successful international career development.

The workshop commenced with an introduction to the concept of profile building, emphasizing its significance in various aspects of life, including academic applications, internships, and job opportunities. Mr. Vineet Gupta, Co-founder of Jamboree, brought his wealth of expertise and experience to the session, captivating the audience with his insights and wisdom.

Ms. Garima, the topic expert, elaborated on the essential components of a strong profile, including academic achievements, extracurricular activities, volunteer experiences, and skills. She effectively explained the relevant details associated with the SAT exam.

Conclusion:
The session by Jamboree organisation served as a catalyst for academic and personal growth, empowering students to pursue their goals with confidence and determination.

Day/Date: Thursday, 27 March 2025

The history department of DPS Dwarka in association with the Council of Architecture organised a Heritage Walk at Rashtrapati Bhavan. This educational visit was initiated to introduce students to the historical, cultural, and architectural significance of Rashtrapati Bhavan. The visit was guided by Dr. Ayla Khan, an esteemed scholar in architecture, who provided insights into the diverse architectural influences that shaped this grand structure.

The trip commenced with a visit to the Aroma Garden, a beautifully curated space filled with herbs, flowers, and medicinal plants. This visit highlighted the importance of landscape architecture and the role of nature in enhancing the aesthetics and functionality of monumental structures. Upon entering the main Rashtrapati Bhavan building, students observed its grand interiors and intricate detailing, which blend multiple cultural influences. Rashtrapati Bhavan is a unique fusion of Indian, European, Persian, and Mughal architectural elements, symbolizing India's diverse heritage and colonial past. Dr. Ayla Khan explained how the structure was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, who integrated elements of classical European architecture with Indian traditions.

Key areas visited were Ashoka Room, Ganatantra Mandap, Syaru, Tungabhadra, Brahmaputra, and Damodar along with a scenic view of the Mughal garden from the Rashtrapati Bhavan.

This educational tour reinforced the importance of architectural heritage and cultural synthesis, inspiring students to explore the deep connection between history, art, and architecture in their future academic endeavours.

As part of our commitment to environmental sustainability and community service under SHRAMDAAN program, a plant sapling activity was organized in collaboration with the school's gardening staff.

Collaboration with the gardeners strengthened community ties and allowed for knowledge sharing.

Students expressed enthusiasm about participating in the planting activity. Many highlighted their newfound appreciation for gardening and the environment. The gardener noted that the students showed great interest and responsibility in caring for the saplings.

In alignment with the guidelines provided under the Winter Action Plan 2024-25, DPS Dwarka continued its commitment to raising environmental awareness among students. The following activities were conducted in November to address the issue of dust and air pollution and to promote sustainable practices among students from Classes VI to VIII:
1. Poster Making Competition

Date: Monday, 11 November 2024
Theme: Dust and Air Pollution Awareness
Classes: VI – VIII
Details: The competition served as a creative platform for students to express their understanding of the causes, effects, and solutions to dust and air pollution. The activity encouraged students to think critically about sustainable practices and showcase their ideas through vibrant and impactful posters.
2. Water Sprinkling for Dust Control
As per the mandate of the Winter Action Plan guidelines, water sprinkling was carried out in the open areas of the school to control dust levels. This proactive  
measure ensured a cleaner and healthier environment within the campus, fostering an atmosphere conducive to learning.

These activities were conducted successfully aligning with the objectives outlined in the Winter Action Plan 2024-25 to combat air pollution and promote environmental consciousness.

DPS Dwarka remains committed to implementing initiatives that cultivate  eco-awareness and encourage responsible environmental behaviour among its students.

On 24 January 2025, the staff members of Delhi Public School, Dwarka observed National Voters’ Day by taking a pledge to uphold democratic values and promote voter awareness. The ceremony was attended by the teaching and non-teaching staff. The pledge ceremony upheld the democratic traditions of India. It ensured free, fair and peaceful elections.

The staff pledged to exercise their voting rights responsibly and encouraged to participate ethically in the upcoming election.

This initiative reinforced the importance of civic responsibility and inspired staff members to contribute actively in the democratic process. It served as a reminder of their civic duties and encouraged them to actively contribute in building a stronger nation.

Delhi Public School, Dwarka, proudly hosted a dedicated felicitation ceremony on Friday, 7 March 2025, to honor the exceptional achievements of its students in the Mukhyamantri Vigyan Pratibha Pratiksha (MVPP) examination. This prestigious examination was successfully held on Sunday, 17 November 2024.

The ceremony commenced with a warm welcome extended to the parents, followed by the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, a symbolic gesture signifying the dawn of knowledge and enlightenment.

In her insightful address, the Principal, Ms Priya Narayanan, underscored the profound significance of the MVPP scholarship, emphasizing the school’s steadfast dedication to fostering a supportive environment where students can realize their full potential. She highlighted the school’s commitment to providing comprehensive guidance and resources to facilitate their academic journey.

The highlight of the ceremony was the formal presentation of certificates to the seventeen distinguished MVPP Scholars by the Principal. These accomplished students were celebrated on stage for their remarkable performance in securing this esteemed scholarship, thereby enriching the school’s legacy and igniting a sense of profound pride among the faculty and their families.

This memorable ceremony served as a powerful testament to the students’ diligent efforts and the unwavering support provided by their parents. This recognition will surely encourage the scholars to keep working hard for future achievements.

As an initiative under Inclusive Education Club, the focus for the month of August revolved on “Accepting Diversity”. A Recreational Activity was organized on Tuesday, 27 August 2024 by the IE club with the aim to encourage Children with Special Needs (CWSN) to showcase their unique talents and abilities.
The children excitedly participated in the event, showing off their talents through singing, dancing, poetry, storytelling, and more. This activity celebrated their unique abilities and emphasized the importance of recognizing and supporting each child's strengths within an inclusive community.
Teachers from the club attended the event. Their support helped build the children's confidence and create a welcoming atmosphere.
The event helped the children feel a strong sense of belonging and confidence, while also showing the club's dedication to creating a welcoming and supportive environment for everyone involved.

On Monday, February 10, 2025, students of Classes III to V celebrated World Pulses Day to learn about the benefits of pulses and the importance of healthy eating.

The day started with teachers explaining why pulses are good for our health. Later on, students took part in a fun activity where they brought three different pulses and pasted them on an A4 sized craft sheet.

This was followed by a class discussion where students talked about their favourite pulses and how often they eat them.

Through these activities, students not only deepened their understanding of the nutritional value of pulses but also gained a greater appreciation for incorporating them into their daily diet.

Dear Parents,
Please note the schedule of availability of Books & Uniform for the academic year 2025-2026
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Students of Cambridge Primary Stage 1 presented a wonderful assembly on ‘Festivals’ on Monday, 17 March 2025. The assembly aimed to teach everyone about different festivals celebrated around the world and the joy they bring.

The assembly began with a beautiful Christmas presentation. The students spoke about Santa Claus, Christmas trees, and the birth of Jesus. They sang a cheerful Christmas carol, spreading happiness among everyone.

Next, they talked about Eid, explaining how people fast during Ramadan and celebrate Eid after seeing the moon. They shared how families pray, wear new clothes, and enjoy delicious sweets on this special day.

The festivals of Diwali, Holi, Raksha Bandhan, Ganesh Chaturthi etc. highlighted the message of unity in diversity. The little speakers explained how different people celebrate different festivals, yet all festivals bring love, joy, and togetherness.

Finally, everyone stood in attention for the National Anthem, showing respect and love for the country.

The assembly was informative and enjoyable. Primary Stage 1 students spread the message of happiness, togetherness, and respect for all cultures through the assembly.

An engaging and informative assembly on the theme of Seasons was conducted by the students of Class 1 showcasing their understanding of the different weather patterns and the changes that occur throughout the year.

 The assembly commenced with a brief introduction explaining the importance of seasons and how they impact our daily lives. The students were excited to share their knowledge of the four primary seasons - Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter.

The children excitedly recited charming poems about each season. These poems were simple, yet they captured the essence of each season illustrating how the weather changes during the seasons like spring brings flowers, summer brings warmth, autumn brings falling leaves, and winter brings cold waves. They also talked about the kind of activities that are appropriate for each season.

The assembly on seasons was both educational and entertaining. The children displayed a good understanding of the different seasons and the changes they bring, while also having fun through poems. It was a wonderful way to teach young students about nature and the cycles that occur throughout the year. 

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The young learners of Pre-School to Class I immersed themselves in the vibrant festivities of Holi with great enthusiasm and joy on Wednesday, 12 March and Thursday, 13 March 2025.

The celebrations began with teachers sharing the significance of Holi, emphasizing the victory of good over evil. Engaging Digiboard modules helped the children understand the essence of the festival in an interactive way.

Pre-School

The tiny tots of Pre-School explored their creativity through a delightful hand-printing activity using water colours. Adding to the festive spirit, they joyfully sang and danced to traditional Holi songs, making the celebration even more lively.
Pre-Primary

The Pre-Primary courtyard was adorned with a Holi-themed decor, setting the perfect mood for the festivities. The little artists decorated T-shirt cutouts with vibrant hand-painted imprints, adding a splash of colour to the celebration.
Classes I & II

Students of classes I & II engaged in a creative craft activity using colourful sheets while watching an informative video on Holi. The activity allowed them to express their creativity while deepening their understanding of the festival.
The event concluded with a heartfelt reminder to celebrate Holi safely and to embrace its message of love, unity, and joy. It was a perfect blend of learning and fun, leaving behind colourful memories for all.

Dear Parents,
Friday, 14 March 2025 and Monday, 31 March 2025 will be observed as
holidays for DPS Dwarka on account of ‘Holi’ & ‘Id-ul-Fitr’ respectively.
Sd/-
Principal

The Career Counseling Cell of DPS Dwarka organized a Parent Orientation Session on 8th March 2025 in the school auditorium, to guide the parents of students in grades IX, X & XII to build a strong profile essential for admissions to top national and international universities. The informative session titled 'Building a Global Profile and Career Exposure' was taken by Mr. Jitin Chawla, an eminent career counselor.

Since a well-structured profile enhances chances of securing admission and scholarships, an early exposure to internships, research, and leadership activities helps students identify their strengths and career interests. The resource person elaborated and highlighted that Internships, Work Exposure, Book Writing and Publications, Clubs and Leadership Roles, Summer Programs and Camps, Patent and Research Opportunities would help the students gain an edge over other candidates seeking admission in foreign universities. The Q&A session helped the parents with their queries and gave them clarity about their child's admission process.

The session provided valuable insights for parents seeking to guide their children toward top university admissions and future career success. It was highly informative, offering practical strategies and key takeaways to help students stay on the right track. The session was well-received and appreciated by all parents, who found it both engaging and enlightening.

Eco-Saviour Week was celebrated with great enthusiasm from 03 to 07 February 2025 to spread awareness about protecting wildlife. Students participated in exciting activities that encouraged them to care for nature and animals.

On Monday, 3rd February, children took part in a Poster Making activity on the theme ‘Protect the Wildlife’. They created colorful posters with drawings of animals and important messages about saving wildlife. The materials were provided in class, and students expressed their creativity beautifully.

On Thursday, 6th February, the students enjoyed making Button Buddies with the theme ‘Save Wildlife’. Using buttons and craft materials, they created cute animal designs and learned fun facts about different wildlife species.

The celebration ended with ‘Jungle Fest’ on Friday, 7th February. Students participated in fun activities like animal-themed games, storytelling, and quizzes about wildlife. They learned how important it is to protect animals and their habitats.

Eco-Saviour Week was a wonderful experience for the children, helping them understand the importance of wildlife conservation in a fun and creative way!

The students of Class II went on an educational trip to the ‘National Railway Museum’, New Delhi on Friday, 07 February 2025. The children were enthralled to view fast and slow moving miniature trains. The visit proved to be an experiential learning for the students as they could relate their learning with travel. The students got a closer look at type of engines, wheels, mode of transport used in early India and could compare them with the modern inventions. The trip gave them a chance to see different types of locomotives.

They excitedly explored the museum and saw the engines and coaches displayed as exhibits. Watching life size exhibits and miniatures in an apt environment expanded their learning experiences. Students understood how the Indian Railways the premier transport organization of the country has evolved over the years, making it the largest railway network in Asia.

Enthralled by the sight of the toy train, the students couldn’t contain their excitement as they boarded the train for the joy ride.

The trip was an enriching and fun-filled experience for the children which allowed them to learn about the rich heritage and history of Indian Railways.