TOPIC : The best accessory you can ever wear is a smile’ -World Mental Health day
The class presentation of 11R was on the topic ‘The best accessory you can ever wear is a smile’ . Curated for the celebration of world mental health day , the presentation will give motivation to never give up and keep moving irrespective of what life throws at you . The comperes for the presentation were Mallika Arora and Aditya Viraj Garg . With Pritish Garg singing the song and Kartikeyan Sood playing the guitar in the background. The motivational thought of the day was by Khushi Garg . While Khushi Gupta and Arushi Sharma presented the poem and the speech . The monologue was enacted by Ahaana Sapra , Prisha Sachdev and Pritish Garg . The ppt and the invite was made by Kashvi Bhutani and the compilation was done by Manav Dewan.
J.Donald Walters has rightly said, ‘You will find peace not by trying to escape your problems, but by confronting them courageously.’ Peace begins with a smile and heals the soul. If you are not peaceful inside, the world you see will be chaotic.
The class presentation commenced with an energetic greeting by Venya Garg. Introduced by Manvir Singh Marwah, a melodious prayer was sung by Shriya Mohan. Utkarsh Gupta gave information on the International Day of Peace, followed by a thought for the day by Jyotir Sinha. Siddhi Saumya, Saurav Singh, Mitisha Mittal, Pranya Gupta and Prasan Gupta narrated a story on the real meaning of peace, which gave a message that peace does not mean to be in a place where there is no noise, trouble or hard work, it means to be in the midst of those things and still be calm in your heart. Introduced by Samriddhi Pandey, a euphonious song was sung by Shriya Mohan. Varunavi Gupta recited a self-composed poem after being introduced by Yashvi Joshi. The presentation concluded with a vote of thanks by Raunaq Singh. The power point presentation was made by Sneha Singh.
Class Teacher-Ms Shivani Gupta Class-IX H Headmistress – Ms. Rashmi Malhotra Class Representative- Mr Sanchit Chauhan Activity Incharge – Ms KAVERI DHAR
Cardiovascular diseases and strokes are the leading cause of deaths in present times. This highlights the action which we can take to prevent it. World Heart Day is celebrated every year on 29th September all over the world and is a perfect platform to fight against cardiovascular diseases and take steps to prevent heart diseases and to reduce the global disease burden.
To mark the importance of a healthy heart and nutrition, students of VI-F prepared their presentation on World Heart Day. The presentation commenced with a Hymn by Mahikaa Samal and proceeded on to an introductory speech by Naisha Khurana and a song by Sanvy Gugnani. Thought for the day was shared by Sairah Chawla, Sanvi Sawhney, Sampann and Kiaan Kharwal. A short emotional story was narrated by Aarav Garg, Shiven and Praaket Soni. A speech on the importance of World Heart Day and Nutrition was delivered by Abhiveer Wadhwa, Vihaan Gupta and Ayana Verma. A short poem on the importance of a healthy heart was recited by Parth Malhotra.The presentation concluded with a vote of thanks by Naisha Khurana. The credit for the google slides and technical assistance goes to Devyansh Tiwari.
Class Teacher-Ms. Neelam Ajwani Class-VI F Supervisor- Ms. Vineeta Gupta Class Representative- Ms. Vaishali Tiwari Activity Incharge – Ms KAVERI DHAR
Contrary to what may appear, this phrase does not stand for vanity, unruliness or rebellion. Yes, every endeavor must have a leader and every leader has his roles. Living by non ducor duco does not mean clamouring for leadership. It means simply that our involvement and contribution to the vision must be at par with that of the leader. To highlight this very concept, XI-W put up a creative presentation created by Ayush Jain, Anurag Kumar and Ananya Shree.
The assembly started with a melodious prayer and hymn by Aryan Lal, Priyangna Goel and Anushka Kumari followed by a short introduction by Abbas Shuja. An insightful thought by Muskan was accompanied by a meaningful speech by Ananya Shree. Praj Boiragi’s views on the topic, preceded by Kavya Srivastava’s poetry, transitioned into the next part of the assembly, which was a beautiful song by Priyangna Goel. The assembly ended with a Vote of Thanks by N Priyamvada. The invitation was designed and created by Ayush Jain, and the music behind the invitation was given by Kavya Srivastav
Class Teacher-Ms Swati Verma Class-XI W Vice Principal – Mr. Anil Kathuria Class Representative- Ms.Ritu Kumar Activity Incharge – Ms KAVERI DHAR
TOPIC : WORLD STUDENT’S DAY (Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam’s Birth Anniversary)
“All of us do not have equal talent. But , all of us have an equal opportunity to develop our talents.”
These words of Dr. A.P.J. Kalam are a message for students all over the world as we prepare to Celebrate World Student’s Day on his Birth Anniversary, October 15.
The compere Aashna Virmani began the class presentation with an energetic greeting, followed by a soulful rendition of the Deepa Shloka by Gurrmanyan and explained by Vrinda Matreja. Avni Kaur invoked the blessings of God by reciting a prayer in German which was followed by Jishnu’s mindful prayer in English. Lavanya Nigam, Yajat Gupta and Aksh Malik presented pearls of wisdom enunciated by Dr. Kalam as Thought for the Day. This was followed by a speech by Akrita Kaur and Shobhini Khanna informing about the significance of World Students Day. The highlight of the presentation was a skit based on an anecdote from the life of Dr. Kalam, showcasing his involvement with students . It was performed by Naman Kumar Solanki, Adyant Singhal, Garv Jain, Shaurya Veer Singh, Rishabh Sharma, Shivang Sharma, Yajat Gupta, Abbhiraj Kohli, Ria Sawhney and Sirat Kaur. The Presentation concluded with a Vote of Thanks extended by Amaya Aneja. The creative invite and power point presentation was designed by Aditya Rakheja and Ayana Keshwani. The background music was played by Sirat Kaur ,Garv Jain, Adyant Singhal and Aanya Blaggana The presentation was designed, compiled and edited by Garv Jain.
TOPIC- International day of girl child –Without her there is no tomorrow.
“Investing in a girls education may well be the highest return investment available in the developing world”.The students of class XI-H celebrated the International Day Of Girl Child and reminded us of the importance of catering to the needs of a girl child and acknowledged their potential.The class presentation commenced with a brief introduction to the topic by Abhaya followed by a mindful prayer by Divyansh, shloka recitation by Manas and a thought to set a positive start to the day by Ekansh.Afterwards, we had a speech orated by several students (Aaron,Saksham,Parth,Shrey and Ananya)both in Hindi andEnglish,highlighting the issue girls face and their possible solutions.They also commended several women leaders and appreciated their courage and determination,.Further Arham recited a self composed poem expressing our stance on the same.Finally,we had a mellifluous song by Divyansh to bring the presentation to an end. A Handmade card was made by Somya & e-invite video was made by Shubhankar and Tanmay. Presentation was made by Tanmay and Samyak.
Fourteen students from Delhi Public School, R.K.Puram qualified in NTSE Stage 1 from Delhi out of 152 students in the current academic session. The results were declared on 13th August 2021.
TOPIC- We can never obtain in the outer world until we make peace with ourselves – Celebrating Gandhi Jayanti
It has been rightly said that our outer world is a reflection of our world within. Our thoughts manifest into our actions. One such revolutionary leader who had the ability to shake the world in a gentle way was Mahatma Gandhi. The students of XI G presented a thought provoking assembly on his teachings related to peace, forgiveness, brotherhood and self reliance. The online presentation began with the soulful morning prayer sung by Ahana Bhattacharya and Samannita Halder. The comperes Khushaali Grover and Amritansh Srivastava introduced the assembly which was followed by an inspiring thought for the day shared by Siddhant Bhardwaj. Yash Aggarwal and Shreyansh Dash presented the meaningful shloka and its interpretation. Akansha Sethi presented a self composed poem on ‘Peace, Harmony and Non-Violence.’ Shivangi Priya, Navya Abrol, Khushi Joshi, Jatin and Krish Goswami shared the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi. The presentation culminated with a choir performance by Samannita Halder, Divyam Prusty, Aditya Banka and Vidhi Gandhi followed by a message on Health and Nutrition. The vote of thanks was proposed by Manan Gupta and the aesthetic presentation was designed by Shreyansh Pratap Singh. Ritvik Kumar edited and compiled the audio files. Invitation card was made by Vinayak Sikri and the video invite was made by Aditya Banka.
The virtual presentation commenced with this beautiful Durga stotram sung by Diya Bhaumik.The thought for the day and the translation of the shlok was done by Heramb Tripathi, followed by a soulful rendition of the prayer by Diya Bhaumik. The compère Akshainiae Agarwal greeted the audience with an introduction to the topic.The students, Naiteek Kashyap,Varun Rai,Vanya Mehta and Vaishnavi Murthy narrated a story to highlight the legend of the navratri or nine nights of the battle of Goddess Durga with the demon Mahishasur and his annihilation to signify the victory of the good over evil.It was followed by the recitation of a self composed poem by Avani Kumar which brought alive the Navratri celebrations.The Presentation concluded on a positive note by Aairah Sultan with the resolve for victory of health, hope and happiness. The vote of thanks was delivered by Kamya Agarwal.The invitation card and the overall compilation of the presentation was done by Rishabh Rai. All the creative artists of the class who made beautiful drawings and paintings were Akshainiae Agarwal, Vanya Mehta, Ishika Saini, Ramya Kapoor, Divyansh Sejwal, Selvi, Kamya Agarwal and Yashika Sharma.
Developing and maintaining good personal hygiene is key to having a healthy body and mind. Keeping in mind the rising importance of hygiene during the pandemic, Inquisitio, the Biology Club of the school, encouraged students of classes VIII, IX, and XI to film videos on maintaining good hygiene. The poster for personal hygiene awareness was shared with all students from class VI onwards.
Good personal hygiene involves keeping all parts of the external body clean and healthy. It is important for maintaining both physical and mental health. In people with poor personal hygiene, the body provides an ideal environment for germs to grow, leaving it vulnerable to infection. So, hygiene becomes increasingly important during the COVID-19 pandemic, to keep germs at bay and to stay protected. One must develop a healthy routine that involves regular brushing of teeth, washing hands for 20 seconds, cleaning and trimming nails, and taking a proper bath every day. Endowed with this knowledge, students showcase their talent in the form of videos of speeches and animations. The event saw enthusiastic participation from the students as creative and informative videos started pouring in.
Some of the best entries included Jia Gupta of class IX N, who quoted Benjamin Disraeli in her video “Cleanliness and order are not matters of instinct; they are matters of education, and like most great things, you must cultivate a taste for them”. Avaniee A Lunia of class VIII G provided great insight into the social aspect of maintaining hygiene, stating that people tend to avoid a person with poor hygiene, which may lead to isolation.
Laavya Malhotra of XI B created an animation listing out suggestive methods to ensure bodily and dental hygiene, while Ananya Gupta of VIII G outlined the advantages of good hygiene.
Arihant Kumar of VIII D noted that a nutritious diet, grooming, bathing, and meditation are imperative for maintaining hygiene, while Harsh Yadav of Class XI C emphasized the importance of wearing a mask and isolating oneself when sick.
The objective of this activity was to sensitize students towards the significance of cleanliness and personal hygiene, and to teach them to research and compile their views and findings in an innovative manner.
The activity was conducted by Ms. Kusum Yadav of Biology Department with the support and guidance of the head of the department, Ms. Niva Chhonkar.
‘Poshan Abhiyan’, Our Prime Ministers’ overarching Scheme for Holistic nourishments was celebrated by the students of Class VI to XII. The aim of this initiative is to have a unified comprehensive strategy to develop practices to nurture health and Wellness. Students participated in the activities like Designing a Chart with good nutrition, Logo designing ,Poster making and Quiz were organised. Presentation with voice over explaining the role of students towards holistic nourishment and healthy lifestyle:shared with students of all the classes.On an online platform ,a student of class VII shared his views on ways to keep the heart healthy by avoiding junk food and consuming nutritious ,seasonal balanced diet . As a part of Poshan Abhiyan, Poshan Vatika ‘Ayura’ has been created in the school campus. Plants like mint, lemon grass,ashwagandha,basil, coriander, turmeric, ajwain etc were planted.The significance of a balanced diet was elaborated while teaching the chapter “Why Do We Fall ILL” in class IX .Discussion was done on various diseases which are a result of malnutrition with respect to specific nutrients. Students and teachers were encouraged to share or offer a nutritious meal with at least one child from the underprivileged sections of the society ,living in their neighbourhood. This activity helped the child understand the nutritional levels in the society ,and imbibed a sense of social responsibility and volunteerism. Activities were organised by Ms Shalini Chanana and Ms Kajal Sethi under the guidance and supervision of Ms Niva Chhonkar (H.O.D Biology Department)
. Curated for the celebration of world mental health day , the presentation will give motivation to never give up and keep moving irrespective of what life throws at you . The comperes for the presentation were Mallika Arora and Aditya Viraj Garg . With Pritish Garg singing the song and Kartikeyan Sood playing the guitar in the background. The motivational thought of the day was by Khushi Garg . While Khushi Gupta and Arushi Sharma presented the poem and the speech . The monologue was enacted by Ahaana Sapra , Prisha Sachdev and Pritish Garg . The ppt and the invite was made by Kashvi Bhutani and the compilation was done by Manav Dewan.
