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25Feb

SYLLABUS FOR FINAL TERM EXAMINATION 2024-25 CLASS: XI

SYLLABUS FOR FINAL TERM EXAMINATION 2024-25
CLASS: XI

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21Feb

INTERNATIONAL MOTHER TONGUE DAY

On Friday, February 21, 2025, students of classes Pre-School to V came together to celebrate International Mother Tongue Day.

This special day, marked annually on February 21, highlights the beauty of multilingualism and encourages appreciation for the rich tapestry of languages spoken across the world.

The celebration began with an interactive session using digiboard modules. Students learnt how the word 'peace' is written in different languages. This engaging activity sparked curiosity and deepened their understanding of the diversity of global languages. The class was also engaged in a thoughtful group discussion on the newspaper article titled 'Words That Built Our World'.

Students then had the opportunity to write their mother tongue on the board. This heartfelt exchange allowed them to take pride in their linguistic heritage while embracing the beauty of diversity.

Pre-School students celebrated International Mother Tongue Day with an engaging 'Language Tree' worksheet, where each leaf carried a greeting from a different language, beautifully representing the diverse ways we connect with one another.

Class teachers of classes Pre-Primary to II also facilitated thought-provoking discussions about the numerous languages and dialects spoken worldwide, fostering a sense of respect for different linguistic traditions.

Through these activities, students not only strengthened their connection to their mother tongue but also developed a deeper appreciation for the richness of multilingualism. The celebration was a meaningful reminder that every language carries its own unique history, culture and identity.

    20Feb

    Availability of Books and Uniform 2025-26

    Availability of Books and Uniform 2025-26

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    19Feb

    GRADUATION CEREMONY ‘CHROMA……NATURE’S PRISM’

    On the splendid mornings of Tuesday, 18 February and Wednesday, 19 February 2025, DPS Dwarka blossomed into a realm of dreams and aspirations, as the students of Pre-School celebrated their Graduation Ceremony with great fun and frolic.  Stepping ahead to yet another year of fun, learning and activities, the momentous occasion was filled with inspiration, illumination and artistic brilliance. The venue was transformed into a whimsical wonderland, where vibrant balloons in hues of blue and green symbolized the Earth’s beauty, adding an ethereal charm. A striking backdrop, adorned with colourful pictures of animals, trees and oceans, brought the theme of ‘Chroma…..Nature's Prism’ to life, reminding everyone of the splendour of nature. A shimmering archway of balloons and pictorial messages welcomed the guests, setting the perfect tone for a day filled with bliss and celebration.  Every corner of the school burst with creativity and vivacious energy.  The air was imbued with an aura of warmth and accomplishment, as the tiny graduates dressed in colourful hues, took their first step towards a promising future.
    The ceremony commenced with a heartfelt welcome to the esteemed Chief Guest, Mr. Ganesh Prasad, Deputy Director of Education, District South-West (B1), whose gracious presence illuminated the event on Wednesday, 19 February 2025. The dignitaries proceeded with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp, marking the dispelling of darkness and the ushering in of enlightenment.

    The Principal, Ms. Priya Narayanan, with eloquence and warmth, addressed the audience, weaving a tapestry of dreams and aspirations for the little graduates. With words steeped in encouragement, she reiterated the school’s commitment to educate students beyond books and examinations, in order to make them socially, morally and ethically responsible.  She encouraged parents to reflect on the importance of not just teaching our children, but also showing them the way, working collaboratively to ensure a future that is green, clean, and full of promise.  Ms. Priya Narayanan extended her heartfelt blessings to the little graduates, wishing them a bright future.  As they begin this new journey, she encouraged them to move forward with confidence and determination.     

    The Chief Guest, Mr. Ganesh Prasad took the podium, his words imbued with profound wisdom and unwavering hope.  He emphasized the need to protect children from excessive technology use.  Moreover, Mr. Prasad stressed upon the fact that children are our most valuable resource, hence they should be nurtured and given the right platform to blossom.   

    The show commenced with the young graduates standing proudly on stage, as they recited a heartfelt poem with much delight and excitement.  Dressed in their graduation attire, they confidently voiced their journey of learning, growth and friendship. The rhythmic verses highlighted their achievements, from mastering ABCs and Numbers to understanding the values of Kindness and Teamwork. Their bright faces reflected a mix of nostalgia and enthusiasm as they expressed gratitude to their teachers and families. The performance ended with a unison chorus of appreciation and anticipation for their next adventure, leaving the audience touched and proud of their little stars, shining bright.

    The stage then transformed into a magnificent spectacle as the young performers brought to life Chroma, Nature's Prism—a mesmerizing musical extravaganza, based on the theme of Global Warming. Through a seamless blend of drama and dance, the narrative unfolded, painting a vivid picture of nature’s splendour, its gradual deterioration, and the resolute human spirit that strives to restore balance. 

    The show was adorned with eight spellbinding dances, each a visual symphony of colours, emotions, and storytelling.  The Charming Grandmother’s Dance was a tender portrayal of ancestral wisdom, passing down the love and respect for nature to future generations.  The Mother Earth Dance acted as a moving tribute to the nurturing essence of our planet, reminding us of its boundless generosity.  The Kingdom Animalia Dance proved to be a jubilant celebration of the animal kingdom, showcasing its diversity.  This was followed by The Aquatic Wonders Dance which showcased a breathtaking journey into the depths of the oceans. Next, The Chirping Glory Dance was performed,which wasa delightful homage to the avian world.  Followed by this, The Black Gloomy Dance took place, which was a poignant portrayal of environmental degradation, a stark reminder of the perils our planet faces.  The Firm Resolution Dance highlighted a stirring call to action, signifying humanity’s pledge to protect Mother Earth.  A jubilant finale, The Happiness Galore Dance, celebrated the triumph of hope, unity and a sustainable future.  Each performance was a kaleidoscope of rhythm, expression, and vibrant storytelling, leaving the audience spellbound. The young performers, with their unyielding enthusiasm, conveyed a powerful message—The Earth is our home, and its preservation is our collective responsibility.

    As the event gracefully drew to a close, the Vice Principal, Ms. Anubha Malhotra, delivered a heartfelt Vote of Thanks, expressing gratitude to the Chief Guest, parents, teachers, and the young graduates who infused the day with boundless joy and inspiration.  She congratulated the youngest ‘Dipsites’ on their successful completion of first year and blessed them for a promising future.

    With hearts brimming with pride and eyes glistening with dreams, the tiny graduates stepped forward to embrace the next chapter of their academic journey. The Pre-School Graduation Day at DPS Dwarka was not merely a ceremony—it was a symphony of hope, a testament to the power of education, and a glorious celebration of nature, learning and new beginnings.

      17Feb

      WEATHER THE WEATHER WEEK

      To help students understand the concept of weather, 'Weather the Weather Week' was observed from Monday, 17 February, to Friday, 21 February 2025. Throughout the week, engaging activities were conducted, making learning an enjoyable experience for all.

      Monday, 17 February 2025 – Weather Chart

      The week began with students creating their own weather charts in class. They diligently recorded the day, date, and weather conditions over five days, sharpening their observation skills while tracking daily changes in the atmosphere.
      Tuesday, 18 February 2025 – Story Time

      On this day, an engaging short story was narrated, followed by a related video that captivated the young learners. Through the story, they discovered how the weather changes each day and gained a deeper appreciation for its role in our ecosystem. Students also eagerly shared their thoughts about their favourite season.
      Friday, 21 February 2025 – Weather Collage

      To conclude the week, students collaborated to create a vibrant weather collage. They enthusiastically pasted pictures representing different weather conditions, reinforcing their understanding in a creative and interactive way.
      The 'Weather the Weather Week' was a delightful and enriching experience, sparking curiosity and excitement among the students!

        13Feb

        AWARENESS AND SENSITIZATION MODULE - NATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY

        To honour the birth anniversary of Sarojini Naidu and celebrate National Women’s Day, a series of engaging activities were organized for students of Classes III to V on Thursday, 13 February 2025.

        Every year, 13 February marks National Women’s Day in India, commemorating the legacy of Sarojini Naidu, a poet, freedom fighter, and political leader born on this day in 1879 in Hyderabad.

        The celebration began with teachers enlightening students about the significance of the occasion, highlighting the remarkable contributions of influential women who have left an indelible mark in various fields.

        Students brought a list of five inspiring women achievers, noting their names and accomplishments on a worksheet. Teachers then led an insightful discussion on Sarojini Naidu, delving into her profound literary works and her pivotal role in India’s freedom struggle.

        The event culminated in a lively group discussion where students enthusiastically shared their thoughts on the women who inspire them the most.

        The celebration not only deepened students’ awareness of women’s contributions to society but also instilled in them a sense of appreciation and respect for the spirit of womanhood.

          10Feb

          LIFE DOES NOT GET BETTER BY CHANCE, IT GETS BETTER BY CHANGE.

          On 10 February 2025 class assembly was conducted by the students of Class III-G on the inspiring topic, “Life Does Not Get Better by Chance, It Gets Better by Change.” The assembly began with a warm welcome by the speakers, followed by a thought-provoking Thought for the Day emphasizing the importance of taking action to bring about change.

          Through engaging conversations and role-play, the students beautifully conveyed how hard work, dedication, and consistent efforts lead to improvement and success. They shared examples of real-life situations—such as improving in sports, studies, and skills-highlighting that waiting for luck is never enough; we must take steps toward our goals.

          A motivational poem, “Change Brings a Brighter Day,” was recited by five students, reinforcing the message that change is necessary for growth and a brighter future. The poem compared change to a flowing river and a growing seed, reminding everyone that even small efforts can lead to great achievements.

          The assembly concluded with the best wishes for the upcoming final exams, encouraging students to stay calm, confident and give their best to achieve success .This was followed by news update and National Anthem.

          The assembly was an inspiring reminder that success comes not by waiting for luck but by embracing change and working hard towards our dreams.

            07Feb

            SPECIAL BUS ROUTES FOR X AND XII MARCH 2025

            SPECIAL BUS ROUTES FOR X AND XII MARCH 2025

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            07Feb

            KINGDOM ANIMALIA WEEK REPORT

            Kingdom Animalia Week was an exciting and fun-filled event where Cambridge Early Years 2 students learned about the importance of wildlife and nature through creative activities and games.

            On Monday, 3rd February, children participated in a Poster Making activity on the theme ‘Protect the Wildlife’. They made colorful posters to spread awareness about saving animals and their habitats.

            On Thursday, 6th February, students enjoyed the ‘Walk and Talk Like Our Four-Legged Friends’ activity. They learned about different animals and their role in nature while making animal headgear with the theme Jungle Saviour.

            The week ended with the exciting ‘Jungle Fest’ on Friday, 7th February. Students had a great time in the school greens, enjoying an animal-themed puppet show and fun games like ‘Animal Dice’ and ‘Fire in the Jungle’. The excitement continued with jungle-themed races like ‘Run Rabbit Run’ and ‘Animal Race’, making the day full of laughter and energy.

            Kingdom Animalia Week was a wonderful learning experience, helping children understand and appreciate wildlife in a fun and interactive way!

              07Feb

              KINGDOM ANIMALIA WEEK REPORT

              Kingdom Animalia Week was an exciting and fun-filled event where Cambridge Early Years 2 students learned about the importance of wildlife and nature through creative activities and games.

              On Monday, 3rd February, children participated in a Poster Making activity on the theme ‘Protect the Wildlife’. They made colorful posters to spread awareness about saving animals and their habitats.

              On Thursday, 6th February, students enjoyed the ‘Walk and Talk Like Our Four-Legged Friends’ activity. They learned about different animals and their role in nature while making animal headgear with the theme Jungle Saviour.

              The week ended with the exciting ‘Jungle Fest’ on Friday, 7th February. Students had a great time in the school greens, enjoying an animal-themed puppet show and fun games like ‘Animal Dice’ and ‘Fire in the Jungle’. The excitement continued with jungle-themed races like ‘Run Rabbit Run’ and ‘Animal Race’, making the day full of laughter and energy.

              Kingdom Animalia Week was a wonderful learning experience, helping children understand and appreciate wildlife in a fun and interactive way!

                07Feb

                SCIENCE ACTIVITY DAY

                To spark curiosity and foster a love for science in children, ‘Science Activity Day’ was planned for the students of class V. On Friday, 07 February 2025, the students of class V embarked on an exciting journey wherein, they were engaged in some interesting science activities.

                The children of each section were divided into teams and given the responsibility of performing simple science experiments and explain the underlying concepts. All the teams displayed immense enthusiasm and maturity during planning and execution of these activities.

                It helped to develop in the children, a better understanding of scientific concepts and principles and also taught them to collaborate effectively with their peers.

                Science Activity Day was a resounding success as the students thoroughly enjoyed performing their own activities as well as applauded the efforts of other teams.

                  03Feb

                  BASANT PANCHAMI

                  Basant Panchami, also known as Saraswati Puja, is a vibrant festival celebrated with great enthusiasm. It marks the arrival of spring and is dedicated to Goddess Saraswati, the deity of knowledge, wisdom and arts. The students of Pre-School, Pre-Primary along with Class I celebrated Basant Panchami with immense joy and fervour on Monday ,03 February 2025 through online mode.

                  The day began with an engaging PowerPoint presentation, which helped the students in understanding the significance of celebrating Basant Panchami. This was followed by a class discussion and students coloured and decorated the picture of Goddess Saraswati. They also made a beautiful and radiating sunflower for class display.

                  The Basant Panchami celebrations were a blend of devotion, culture and learning. The day highlighted the rich traditions of our heritage while inspiring the children to pursue knowledge with dedication and enthusiasm.