Tag: Delhi Public School

DPS Hinjawadi Celebrates Annual Day with ‘Rashtra Devo Bhava’ Theme

Pune, December, 2024…. Delhi Public School, Hinjawadi, celebrated its Annual Day with grandeur and enthusiasm, bringing the theme ‘Rashtra Devo Bhava – Nation First’ to life. The event beautifully showcased India’s rich heritage, including its festivals, dances, and cultural unity in diversity, food, monuments, personalities, and more. Adding a special touch to the event were elements like Geeta recitation, mythological narratives, Vedic shlokas, and the timeless wisdom of Indian culture.

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Eminent guests graced the event, Mr. Vinoy Kumar Choubey, IPS, Commissioner of Police, Pimpri Chinchwad, and Dr. Namrata Majhail, Director of The Orchid School, whose insightful words left an indelible mark on everyone present. The school’s management members, Mr. Gautam Rajgarhia, Mr. Siddharth Rajgarhia, Mr. Satish Agrawal, and Mr. Harish Agrawal, also honored the occasion with their presence, reaffirming their commitment to the school’s vision and mission.

The auditorium was packed with enthusiastic parents who were thrilled to witness the spectacular performances of the students. From mesmerizing dances and skits to awe-inspiring recitations and music, the event received overwhelmingly positive feedback from the audience. Parents lauded the school’s efforts in nurturing not just academic excellence but also a deep-rooted sense of culture, character, and nation-first values.

The evening stood as a testament to Delhi Public School Hinjawadi’s unwavering dedication to its ethos and vision of cultivating responsible global citizens deeply rooted in Indian culture. The joy and pride on the faces of students, parents, and teachers alike truly made it a memorable celebration.

16-Year-Old Preetham Goli, led by Satyarup Siddhanta, successfully summits Mount Kilimanjaro

Hyderabad, 19th August 2024: Preetham Goli, a 16-year-old student of Delhi Public School, has made history as one of the youngest climbers from his city to successfully summit Mount Kilimanjaro. The ambitious young climber reached the summit on July 17th, 2024, after an 8-day expedition that tested his physical endurance and mental resilience.

Preetham, who is currently in the 12th grade, embarked on his journey on July 12th with a group of four climbers, guided by the experienced mountaineer Satyarup Siddhanta. The group faced numerous challenges during the ascent, but Preetham’s determination and perseverance saw him through to the top.

“One of the main reasons I wanted to summit Kilimanjaro was that after finishing Everest Base Camp, I was not satisfied. I wanted to do more, climb more, achieve more,” Preetham shared. “While climbing Kilimanjaro, sometimes I felt lonely, but I learned to enjoy it. Being away from everyone and everything made me realize how simple our life was. Sometimes I felt really peaceful, which I had never felt before.”

The summit day was particularly grueling, starting at 3 AM in freezing conditions. “The summit trail was very hard due to the steep ascent and slippery ground made of fine gravel or sand. Right before reaching the summit, I started having a really bad headache, which I know is common due to the altitude, so I kept pushing on. The feeling when I reached the summit was just magical – all the problems I had while climbing just disappeared.”

At the summit, Preetham proudly unfurled the Indian national flag, the NCC flag, and his school flag, a moment that he describes as one of the best feelings in the world. Although the group had planned to stay at the Crater Camp, bad weather forced them to descend to Barafu Camp the same night.

“I thank my school, Delhi Public School, Nacharam, for all the support, and I especially want to thank Satyarup Siddhanta Sir for helping me summit the mountain. Without him, the summit would have been very hard,” Preetham added.

VISION IAS Conducts Seminar on UPSC Preparation in Bengaluru

Bengaluru May 8, 2024: The Civil Services Examination (CSE) is a competitive nationwide examination held in India by the Union Public Service Commission. The exam is conducted to recruit candidates for higher Civil Services of the Government of India, such as the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), and Indian Police Service (IPS).

Vision IAS

Vision IAS organized a seminar on UPSC preparation strategy. The event was led by one of our students, Mr. Kush Motwani, who secured All India Rank 11. The seminar was attended by numerous aspirants.

With mathematics as his optional subject, Kush paved his way to success with relentless dedication and unwavering focus. Despite numerous obstacles on his UPSC journey, he persevered with resilience and grit.

Completing his schooling at Delhi Public School, Nerul, followed by a B.Tech in Electrical Engineering and an M.Tech in Communication and Signal Processing from the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, Kush’s professional path reflects his versatile interests and capabilities, transitioning from a research engineer to the Indian Corporate Law Services, and later as a Data Scientist.

In this session, Mr. Kush Motwani shared his inspiring journey with the aspirants and offered them strategies for managing time effectively, developing practical study plans, and maintaining motivation throughout their preparation journey. The session was appraised by all the aspirants who reached the VisionAS Bengaluru centre in Vijaynagar to attend the open session, leaving a mark on the future nation leaders.

Delhi Public School Presents the 2024 History Festival, Exploring the Theme “Education Through Monuments”

Gurgaon, 8th April 2024: DPS Sector 45, Gurgaon in association with JHF & M.S.M.S. II Museum Trust, proudly presents Gurgaon History Festival 2024- Education through Monuments, a unique initiative aimed at bringing immersive learning experiences through history while fostering a sense of pride in our culture. The event will occur on April 5th and 6th, 2024, at the Science Park, Gurgaon.

With the participation of 32 schools in the Gurgaon History Festival 2024, the theme of Education through Monuments assures to offer a profoundly enriching and enlightening experience for both students and educators. Each participating school will meticulously choose a monument and ingeniously portray its significance through an array of mediums including dance, music, theatre, street plays, mime, and poetry. This dynamic approach promises to breathe life into history, captivating audiences with its vibrancy and engagement.

The participation of 32 schools enriches the cultural exchange and learning experience for all involved. This collaboration highlights the significance of heritage education in shaping young minds and fostering a deeper connection to our collective history.

Ms. Devyani Jaipuria, Pro-Vice Chairperson of DPS Sector 45, Gurgaon, expresses her excitement for the event, affirming, “Pedagogy is undergoing transformation, and education is evolving. Traditional disciplinary boundaries are dissolving to embrace interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary knowledge systems, fostering a more holistic approach to learning.We extend a warm invitation to all to join us at the Gurgaon History Festival 2024, a vibrant platform for exploring monuments through a multidisciplinary lens. Congratulations to the Director Principal, Ms. Aditi Misra, and her team for their astute understanding of the contemporary educational landscape. I extend my heartfelt congratulations to the DPS, Sector 45, Gurgaon community for the remarkable success of this event. Let us embark on this journey of discovery, active engagement, and celebration together!”

Various monuments have been selected for exploration by schools, including Raza Library; Bhangarh Fort; Red Fort; Sher Mandal in Purana Qila, Delhi; Albert Hall Museum, Jaipur; Rajon Ki Baoli; and the Golden Temple in Chittorgarh Fort. Gurgaon History Festival 2024 promises to be a celebration of learning, heritage, and cultural diversity.

DPS IP student felicitated by DIOS Ghaziabad for meritorious performance in Class X Boards

Delhi Public School, Indirapuram one of the region’s leading CBSE schools has recently gained prestigious recognition from the District Inspector of School, Ghaziabad. Yash Goel, a meritorious student of the school was felicitated with the ‘Medhavi Chatra Samman’ award for bagging overall 2nd position in the entire district in CBSE Class X Board Examinations (2019- 2020). He was also awarded a sum of INR 1 lakh and a smart tablet with the certificate for his outstanding performance in academics.

Yash secured 99.4% in his CBSE class 10th Board examinations. He was felicitated at a Special Ceremony organized by the Education Department of the Uttar Pradesh Government at the Collectorate office, Ghaziabad.

Ms. Sangeeta Hajela, Principal, DPS Indirapuram congratulated Yash and extended her best wishes for his future. She also added, “It is a feeling of great pride for our school, we have been motivating all our students to be dedicated towards their academics and holistic development. We hope the achievements of Yash prove to be inspirational for other students, and in the coming years the school has more rank holders.”

NCR schools celebrate Earth Day virtually, encourage recycling practices

The year 2021 marks the 51st anniversary of the annual celebrations of Earth Day, with the theme of ‘Restore Our Earth’ Delhi NCR schools motivated students to engage in environmentally-conscious practices.  The events were held virtually in various schools.

To sensitize Pre Primary and Primary wing students towards environment protection and conservation, Delhi Public School Indirapuram planned and conducted activities online. From drawing & colouring competition to planting saplings, keeping bird feeders and giving them platforms to speak eloquently about paving the way for a cleaner and greener environment. The young ones also presented beautiful greeting cards with the theme of protecting Mother Earth. Nursery class students also enjoyed the Virtual Nature walk, which was a delightful experience for them. A special assembly for the tiny tots of DPS IP was organized where they performed the Earth song and as green ambassadors urged all to conserve our resources and use them wisely. They also presented short poems, slogans and held placards to sensitise others towards Mother Earth. The assembly concluded with the Green pledge, taken solemnly by the little ones

MRG School- Earth Day

Delhi Public School, Rajnagar Extension, Ghaziabad, organised a number of activities to create awareness to conserve our mother Earth and its resources on the occasion of Earth Day. Students of Classes I and II made bird feeders from recycled products available at home like icecream sticks, coconut shells and unused containers. While students of classes III and IV presented a skit on ‘Save Earth, Save Mankind’. The students of class V and VI made paper weights by rock paintings with beautiful slogans and students of classes VII and VIII created beautiful collage by using dry leaves, twigs and flowers.

DPS-IP Earth Day

The motive was to inculcate students with values of conservation, respecting nature, being mindful of disposing the waste, and encouraging them to reduce, reuse and recycle. In the similar spirit Delhi based pre-school based on the value based education of The Shri Ram School, The Shri Ram Wonder Years planned an Earth Week for their little learners from 19th -23rd April.  Some unique sets of activities that were planned for the kids comprised Composting with any sort of vegetable waste, scraps, fruit peels etc. within their homes. The students were also engaged in a newspaper bag activity wherein they made colourful bags which are biodegradable. Handprint activity with the theme of Earth Day Art was also planned to make children aware about the importance of green colour on Earth, and blue colour depicting water.

DPS-RNE- Earth Day

The Shri Ram Wonder Years also showed the students a presentation on methods to preserve our Mother Earth, virtual tour of a variety of fauna was also arranged to make them aware about the different species that share the planet with us, and our responsibility towards them. The Earth Week ended with a plantation drive, wherein each student planted one sapling at their homes. Videos and pictures shared on the school’s social media platforms received great appreciation from parents and other communities.

Another reputed K-12 school in Delhi carrying forward the legacy of Shri Educare, MRG School, also planned a set of activities promoting the Reduce, Reuse and Recycle practices in our daily lives. Leaf painting competition and sapling plantation were conducted bringing children close to nature’s understanding. The students also displayed their artistic qualities by participating in making a mini representation of the Mother Earth through recycled products. Overall, the parents appreciated the school’s efforts in guiding the children towards understanding of climate issues and the importance of nature conservation.