NEWS & EVENTS

DISASTER MANAGEMENT MOCK DRILL
Day/Date: Thursday, 15 January 2026

Delhi Public School, Dwarka successfully conducted a Disaster Management Mock Drill on Thursday, 15 January 2026 at 12:00 noon as part of its ongoing commitment to student safety, preparedness and emergency response training.

The mock drill was carried out smoothly and systematically in accordance with established Disaster Management guidelines. Prior information regarding the drill was shared with all stakeholders to ensure awareness and preparedness. Emergency contact services were duly informed in advance for coordination and safety assurance.

Students and staff participated actively and responsibly throughout the exercise. All safety procedures were followed meticulously and evacuation as well as response protocols were executed efficiently under the supervision of designated Zone In-charges and Coordinators. Their alertness, leadership and timely guidance ensured smooth movement and effective management of students during the drill.

The exercise concluded successfully without any inconvenience, reinforcing the importance of preparedness, discipline and teamwork in handling emergency situations. Such drills play a vital role in sensitizing students and staff, enhancing awareness and building confidence to respond effectively during real-life emergencies.

Delhi Public School, Dwarka remains committed to conducting regular safety drills to foster a secure and resilient school environment.

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LOHRI CELEBRATIONS
Day/Date: Tuesday, 13 January 2026

“Every celebration is a reminder to smile, share, and shine together.”

The festival of Lohri was celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm by the children of Preschool and Early Years 1. The celebration began with an engaging PPT presentation and a simple story, through which the children learned about the significance of Lohri, the harvest season, and the beautiful tradition of celebrating warmth, gratitude, and togetherness.

To make the learning experience more enjoyable and interactive, the children enthusiastically participated in a craft activity, where they created a Lohri bonfire using various art and craft materials. This hands-on activity sparked creativity and excitement among the little learners. Lohri celebration indeed , was a joyful and enriching experience that helped children understand Indian culture and festivals in a meaningful and age-appropriate way, blending learning with fun and creativity

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