International Olympiad Foundation organized Entrepreneurship Olympiad (IFEnO) and Reasoning and Aptitude Olympiad (IFRAO) for class XII in November-December 2022.
Mahi Agrawal of class XII-S bagged the international rank-1 in both the olympiads. She has been awarded with international topper trophy, Medal, Topper Badge & Certificate for both.
Series of sessions were organised for students and parents of class IX and X as per the following schedule:
Session I
An online session on career and aptitude testing was held for students of grade X on 5th August 2022. An aptitude is an inborn potential to do a certain kind of work, acquire certain kinds of skills or subjects of study. Aptitude Tests are used to assess whether an individual has the level of competency necessary for success in a particular field. A standardized test objectively measures what a person is able to do at the time he is being assessed and under the conditions of assessment. These tests typically measure abilities like Numerical Ability, Clerical Ability, Mechanical Reasoning, Closure Ability, Verbal Ability, Reasoning Ability, Spatial Ability and Psycho-motor Ability. The session aimed at equipping the students to make an informed choice of subjects and in providing career guidance regarding their future.
Session II
A session on stress management was conducted by Ms. Akanksha Khanna on 8th December 2022 with students of grade IX. The session commenced with what students understood about the word stress and how it impacts our lives on a daily basis. Students were made aware of the various changes an adolescent goes through during this stage and how pandemic had made a significant impact in all areas of their lives. Students were further taught techniques on how to cope with stress effectively.
Session III
Session with parents of grades IX and X was conducted on Living With Teenagers by Dr Tina Gupta on 8 December 2022. As parenting has become a challenging task during and post pandemic,the session was organized aiming to teach how parents can deal with such changes during their teenage years. The session highlighted various social-emotional, cognitive and behavioral changes a teen goes through and how the situation has worsened during the pandemic.They were made to identify which parenting style they had adopted among the various parenting styles mentioned such as authoritative, authoritarian, neglectful and permissive style along with its merits and demerits.With the help of various case studies, parents were made aware of the current challenges faced by their teen and how parents can make a significant difference in their lives by having an open mind, being optimistic and being available for them. It was an engaging session where parents learned how to improve their parenting with respect to the current situation.
Session IV
An online session on career awareness and profile building was conducted by Mr Rahul Subramanium on 21 December 2022 with parents of Class 9 and 10. The session made parents aware of how to choose a career for their ward keeping in mind their interest, personality and aptitude. The Speaker shared a framework to secure a place in the top colleges abroad and how they could work on building a good profile. An emphasis was placed on extra curricular activities along with their unique talents to showcase their unique abilities to the universities for their undergraduate program.
Session V
A session with students of grade IX was organized on career awareness and profile building. The session was conducted by Mr Rahul Subramanium on 21 December 2022 where sir emphasized upon the importance of choosing a right career for themselves keeping in mind their interest, aptitude, skills and personality. The Speaker shared a framework where students could ensure to work on their goal and achieve their dream career. An emphasis was laid on extra curricular activities along with their unique talents to showcase their unique abilities to the universities for their undergraduate program. The session was quite engaging and students learnt how to work on their profile in order to achieve their dream college.
Session VI
A session with class IX students was conducted on 22 December 2022 by Dr. Shilpa Gupta on the impact of social media on students’ lives. The session commenced with the understanding behind the anatomy, purpose of social media and its usage. Students were asked how their presence on such platforms makes a difference in their daily life activities and were further made aware of how technology is built in a way that the brain gets attracted to use it. Students were further made aware of how our emotional state gets easily influenced by our presence on social media. Students were taught how to correctly identify and name their emotional state with the help of emotion vocabulary learnt with the help of an activity. They were taught how to identify their emotions and track their mood in order to understand which emotions one experiences frequently in their lives. Further, students learnt techniques where they could regulate their negative emotions effectively and were able to understand the relationship between social media and their own emotions.
Session VII
An online Stream Orientation Session was organized for the students and parents of grade X on 20 January 2023, in order to orient them with various subject options available in the school across various streams. The session highlighted the benefits of choosing a specific subject along with its course structure, examination pattern and career aspect. The students and parents found the session beneficial as it addressed many queries which they had.
Topic : “CELEBRATE ENDINGS FOR THEY PRECEDE NEW BEGINNINGS”
It’s often believed that every moment in life is precious and it should be celebrated.Therefore, we must commemorate the ending of this year that will mark the beginning of the new year. Let us take a moment to reflect and develop a deeper understanding of the values we need to imbibe to make this year a meaningful one. As the year comes with twelve different months, it also brings vibrant colors symbolizing passion, strength, courage, happiness, hope, enlightenment, introspection, inspiration, gratitude, composure, prosperity and love.These valuable elements offer an enriching experience by providing a colorful blend on the larger canvas of life.
The Students of XI – I and XI – W presented a musical on the topic — Celebrate endings for they precede new beginnings.The assembly commenced with the prayer ‘Teri hai zameen’ sung by Aditya Prakash Singh, Akshatt Chauhan, Avnish Goel, Chirag Nigam, Kanishka Verma, Rishit Yadav, Sneha Pandey, Aditya Tandon, Aarav Singh, Kabir Kalia, Utkarsh Singh, Advait Shivram, Jhanvi Talwar, Lavanya Sehwag, Lavanya Singh, Yuvraj Chauhan, Pratigya Upadhyay, Rituparna Singh, Siddharth Sharma, Shreya Roy, Siya Matta, Upmanyu Das and Vanya Rajput. The instrumentalists presented a flawless blend of rhythm and melody throughout the assembly, making it a mesmerizing one. The lead guitarists were Aditya Tandon, Aarav Singh and Utkarsh Singh followed by the clapbox, played by Kabir Kalia.
The comperes Aboli Arora and Arth Agarwal introduced the topic and invited Aviral Varshney, Ikshan Raj, Abhishek Mishra and Bhavya Jha to read the news.This was followed by a mesmerizing musical that presented an amalgamation of theatre, music and dance. The class choir of XI – I and XI – W collaborated with eloquent speakers and graceful dancers to share the importance of 12 integral elements. The monologues were presented by Aboli Arora, Akshatt Chauhan, Arth Agarwal, Samaira Mohapatra, Tanisha Amal, Utkarsh Singh, Annanya Gupta, Annhad Ahluwalia, Bhavya Jha, Rabia Wali, Sheen Madan, Upmanyu Das, Vandya Sharma and Vrishti Gupta.
The dance performance was by Amya Rastogi, Mahak, Aanya Singh, Aasawari Kaur, Devyani Shukla, Kyra Minocha, Jaisia Chadha, Samaaira Malhotra and Suhanee Shrivastava.
The aesthetic artwork and virtual designing was headed by a dedicated team that comprised of Aarushi Chandak, Manvi Sehgal, Lavanya Sehwag, Shreya Roy, Vrishti Gupta, Jhanvi Talwar, Vanya Rajput, Annanya Gupta, Partigya Upadhyay, Sarah Dar, Tisya Bagai, Abhilasha Achary, Lakshita Kapoor, Arth Agarwal, Aditya Prakash Singh, Aviral Varshney, Tanisha Amal. The visually appealing digital and virtual invite were designed by Aboli Arora, Archit Chawla, Aviral Varshney, Samaira Mohapatra, Sneha Pandey, Tisya Bagai, Tushar Chandelia and Uday Dalal.
The comperes Rabia Wali and Sheen Madan concluded the assembly by encapsulating the relevance of Celebrating endings as they bring new beginnings.
29 DECEMBER 2022, THURSDAY
CLASSES XI-I AND XI-W
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. SANYA TANEJA and MS. SWATI VERMA
VICE PRINCIPAL- MR. NARESH MIGLANI and MR. ANIL KATHURIA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – MS. SHALINI HARISUKH and MS. RITU KUMAR
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. KAVERI DHAR
Topic : “NEW BEGINNINGS”
It is essential to look forward to good times and learn from previous mistakes and the important thing is to remind ourselves that everyday is a new day and we must embrace it with open hands always. To make the most out of each opportunity is what 9K and 9N tried to show through their assembly .The assembly started with Adhiraj Jain, Ashika Sinha, Atharva, Hridaan Gandotra, Hridhya Bhatiani, Ishanya Anand, Ishika Anand, Karthik Piyush Athreye, Mahi Ramteke, Rishabh Garg, Rupal Handa, Saanvi Goel, Yuvaditya, Ichhpoorni Marwah, Adwiti Bansal, Bhavik Rawat, Fardeen Khan, Kanishka Rajen, Lakshya Saini, Gunit Saxena, Vivaan Pandey, Ashvik Agarwal, Souptik Mukhopadhyay, Shaurya Pratap singing the morning prayer “Mera Khuda Bada Hai’. After this, the Headmistress, Ms Rashmi Malhotra welcomed everyone with an eloquent prayer .
This was followed by a beautiful Krishna vandana which was done by Arshia Tavnee, Sonam Lhadon, Kunsal, Sonakshi Segal, Krita Mozumder, Rishita .Abeer Khan, Manya Lalani, Vinayak Chaudhary, Aariz Jamal, Ashvik Agarwal spoke the thought of the day. This was followed by the news spoken by Rupal Handa, Hridhya Bhatiani, Ekansh Arora and Soham Panda. Aadya Arora delivered a speech on ‘New Beginnings’ and Sonakshi Segal recited a beautiful poem ‘Sabse Khatarnak’.A beautiful skit was presented by Aarush Gulati, Myna Bhatia, Nouloshi Gosh, Aaryan Verma, Shaurya Veer Khurana, Shubhi Badola and Tarushi Jain.
Akshat Jain, Anav Jain, Gunraj Singh Arora, Reeshan Kumar, Ronit Kapoor, Suhani Mishra, Ashika Sinha, Mahi Ramteke, Ashvik Agarwal, Aariz Jamal, Aanya Khanna, Aidaan De, Gunika Meena showcased their talent with a beautiful instrumental performance.This was followed by an amazing and mesmerizing group dance performance by Kunsal, Kavya Jain, Afreen Khatoon, Aashna Verma, Nouloshi Ghosh, Sonam Lhadon, Amandeep Singh Sawhney, Arshia Tanvee, Karan Raheja, Raghav Gupta, Rishank, Rohan Sarin, Saahir Kapoor, Samika Gupta, Yashica Rathore.
Suhani Mishra, Shubhi Badola ,Gunika Meena decorated the class assembly board beautifully. Suhani Mishra, Anav Jain, Gunika Meena and Aashna Verma worked together on the invitations.Comperes for the assembly were Shaurya Singhal, Gunika Meena, Krita Mozumdar, Rishita Kapur, Akshat Jain, Sibani Minocha .Digital presentation was made by Anav Jain, Soham Panda and Shaurya Pratap Srivastava.
28 DECEMBER 2022, WEDNESDAY
CLASSES IX-K AND IX-N
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. DEEPIKA SINGH and MR. VAIBHAV POPLI
HEADMISTRESS- MS. RASHMI MALHOTRA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – MS. PAYAL ARORA
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. ABHA CHONA & MS. KAVERI DHAR
“Topic: Every Cloud has a Silver Lining
Vaclav Havel rightly said, “Hope is an orientation of the spirit, an orientation of the heart. It is not the conviction that something will turn out well, but the certainty that something makes sense, regardless of how it turns out”. When a person is facing an arduous problem, they often get lost in the darkness of their insecurities, fears, and sadness. They see no way out. However, those people who don’t give up hope and keep striving to move forward are the ones who see the silver lining of the cloud of their hardships. Therefore, the students of class IX-C put forward an astounding assembly on the topic ‘There is a silver lining at the end of every dark Cloud’. The assembly commenced with Arush, Nikita, Garima, and Ira’s compering and a heartfelt prayer. Pavni elegantly performed the ‘Guru Vandna’, which was followed by Pranshu and Vidhi’s Sanskrit shloka. Tavish highlighted the latest news and Amanvardhan, Shubham and Aryaveer enlightened the crowd with the thoughts for the day. Garima recited a euphonious poem and the choir sang a mellifluous song. The assembly was concluded with a graceful group dance and a vote of thanks. The e-invites were made by Garima and Nivida, the cards were made by Ira and Harshita and the folders were made by Vidhi, Nivida and Aanandi. The aesthetic board was decorated by Aanandi, Vidhi, Palak, Nivida, and Hritika.
27th April 2022, Wednesday
Class Teacher : Ms Sanjukta Mallick and Ms Aastha Malik
Class IX A and IX D
Headmistress- Ms. Rashmi Malhotra
Class Representative- Ms. Payal Arora
Activity Incharge- Ms Kaveri Dhar
Topic : “FAITH-ABILITY TO SEE INVISIBLE (KISAN DIWAS)”
The class assembly of grade 11 sections J and M took place on 27 December, 2022, on the topic ‘Faith is the ability to see the invisible’. The event begun with the morning prayer by Aahant Kumar, Arjun Banka, Arush Vipul Gaur, Harbaani Sachdeva, Hargun Sapra, Ishan Akhauri, Krishal Sharma, Navneet, Prithvi Raghu, Raghvendra Pratap Singh, Reejoul Sharma, Shivesht Sharma, Kaushal, Nethra Lawania.
This was followed by a ‘Speech’ by Aditya Singh, Aryan Gupta, Hargun Sapra, Nazia Amin, Tanya. ‘Thought of the Day’ given by Aaradhana Jain, Ratan Anand, Madhav Gupta, Nazia Amin. ‘News’ was told by Kshitij, Mudit Singh, Pradyumn Tiwari, Sainyam Kalra,Vaibhav Gandhi.‘Compèring’ was done by Krishal Sharma, Pulkit Goyal, Shreyas Gupta, Tanya.
‘Western Choir’ consisted of Aaradhana Jain, Adit Verma, Arush Vipul Gaur, Chinmaya Sharma, Gaurika Agarwal, Kashvi Aggarwal, Krishal Sharma, Mohd Hamza, Mudit Singh, Nazia Amin, Nethra Lawania, Palak Goyal, Prithvi Raghu, Ratan Anand, Ryan, Sachin Singh Rawat, Satakshee Dwivedi, Sainyam Kalra, Saumya Srivastava, Shreya Sahijwani, Tanya, Veer Pratap Singh.
‘Classical Instrumental’ was performed by Akshit Bakshi, Jia Vohra and Raghav. ‘Western Instrumental’ was presented by Archishmaan Pandey, Arush Vipul Gaur, Chirag Kumar, Rakshit. The ‘e-invite’ was sent by Shyla Vijay.
‘Poem’ was recited by Chinmaya Sharma. ‘Cards’ were made by Akansha, Anannyaa and kashvi. ‘Krishna Vandana’ was presented by Kashvi Aggarwal, Saumya Srivastava. ‘Rap’ was performed by Kushagra Goel, Veer Pratap Singh. Digital presentation was created by Ishan Akhauri, Palak Goyal. ‘Soft Board’ put together by Kashvi Aggarwal, Mitali. ‘Dance’ was performed by Mitali, Kashyap, Raghavendra, Veer, Nazia Amin,Saumya Srivastav, Kashvi Aggarwal.
27 DECEMBER 2022, TUESDAY
CLASSES XI-M AND XI-J
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. TARUNA DIDI and MS. SWATI RAWAT
VICE PRINCIPAL- MR. NARESH MIGLANI
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – MS. RITU KUMAR and MS. SHALINI HARISUKH
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. KAVERI DHAR
A seminar was organised on noise pollution at Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram on 21st December 2022 for classes VIII-A to VIII-G. Dr Shalabh Sharma, a senior ENT consultant at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi, was invited as the guest speaker for the event.
This seminar was held as a part of the environment club awareness initiative, based on the suggested monthly activities by the Directorate of Education (DoE). The program was held under the able guidance of the principal, Ms Padma Srinivasan and Ms Vinita Gupta, the headmistress of classes VI-VIII.
The session commenced with a warm welcome of the guest speaker. Dr Sharma started the session by explaining the meaning of ‘noise’ and the harmful range of sound. He touched on the sources and effects of noise pollution on humans and the environment respectively. This was followed by an interactive session with the students about the behavioural changes that can be adopted by human beings to prevent noise pollution. He also held a brief interactive quiz and Q&A session towards the end.
The seminar culminated with Ms Vinita Gupta acknowledging the speaker for the highly informative session, the environment club in charge Ms Neelam Ajwani and the activity in charge Ms Deeksha Gupta, for the success of the event.
The event was a great success as the students not only gained new knowledge about the topic but also wanted to explore and teach behavioural changes to curb noise pollution for the betterment of society.
Karun Sharma(9F), Shaurya Markanda(9M), and Yuvraj Matta(9E) all members of the “Roboknights” club, participated and won the first position in the “Robosoccer” event of “ACON1.0” organised by D.A.V. Public School, Sec-14 Gurugram on 20 December 2022.
Topic : “THE SPIRIT OF GIVING AND FORGIVING”
The aim of the morning assembly was that the spirit of forgiving goes hand in hand with giving. A burden carried by anyone alone will ultimately crush them. Not just materialistic things but a kind word or friendly smile is all that is needed to brighten one’s day. Forgiveness is a gift, given from the heart and giving is a joy twice experienced; by the receiver and the giver.
The assembly commenced with the melodious morning prayer “Mera man mandir mein data” sung by Khushi, Anish, Aditya, Aarav, Aaryan, Ranveer Gulati, Samarth Bishnoi, Faizah, Jasraj, Ridhika, Samedh, Aanya, Sanvi, Adya, Gurmani, Aradhya, Anshika, Jyoti, Sanya and Tanvi with Ishan on the tabla, and Ranveer Shukla, and Brian on the guitar. This was followed by the shloka recitation by Khushi and Adya and the graceful invocational dance by Nehaara, Tanvi, Vanshika, Manya and Simran. Next, to enlighten the gathering, came the thought of the day spoken by Bharat, Mohit, Pratham and Tejaswini. The news updates were given next, professionally said by Shikhar, Samarth Bishnoi, Koustubh and Pranjal.
The talented instrumentalists gave an invigorating performance next with Brian, Ranveer Shukla and Jasraj on the guitar, Pranav on the keyboard, Ishan on the drums and Shefali on the ukulele. Going ahead with the programme, the choir was mellifluously sung in complete harmony by Khushi, Faizah, Aditya, Aarav, Lubhani, Ranveer Gulati, Ridhika, Samarth Bishnoi, Sonya, Aanya, Mannat, Adya, Raghav, Raya, Jasnoor, Parnika, Gurmani, Aradhya, Gayatri, Advit and Ayesha with Ishan on the djembe and Brian and Ranveer Shukla on the guitar. Samarth Mehta dressed up as Santa Claus during the choir. After this came the poetry recitation, spoken beautifully by Anushka, Ayushi, Parnika and Leshya. The speech was eloquently given by Tanvi, Tanush, Ishan, Jasnoor, Gurmani and Eshani, capturing the essence of the topic ultimately. The assembly ended with a vibrant western dance performance by Anusha, Lavanya, Aditya, Aarav, Lubhani, Reneka, Diya, Anika and Manya.
Compering was by Yughwir, Khushi, Ranveer Shukla, Nehaara, Akshita, Aanya, Aradhya, Apoorva, Vanya Pal and Raya. Cards, folders and board was made magnificently by Nehaara, Jasraj, Aaryan, Audarya, Tanvi, Khushi, Sonya, Kashvi, Ranveer Gulati, Seerat, Kunal, Ayushi, Shefali, Anika, Leshya and Vanshika. Audarya, Jesiya and Vanya Sharma made the digital presentation. Jesiya and Audarya also made the e-invites. Technical support was provided by Audarya and Vanya Sharma.
22 DECEMBER 2022, THURSDAY
CLASSES XI-R and XI-S
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. PRIYA OBHRAI and MS. SHALINI MONGA
VICE PRINCIPAL- MR. MUKESH KUMAR and MR. ANIL KATHURIA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – MS. SHALINI HARISUKH and MS. RITU KUMAR
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. ABHA CHONA
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CBSE PRACTICAL SCHEDULE
CLASS XII 2022-2023
DATE: 10TH JANUARY 2023
[ENGLISH & MATHS]
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE STUDENTS: Students would report to School as per their batch timings. RFID Card is mandatory to leave the school after the Practical.
IT Symposium Code 2k22 was organised by Apeejay School Noida on 27-28 December 2022. The individual results are as follows:
Group Discussion – First – Arush Dua – 9A
Code++ [Competitive Programming] – Second
Video Editing – Third
AI/ML – Second
BlenDesign – Third
Gaming – Third
A Guest Speaker Programme on Air Pollution and its hazards was organised in Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram on Tuesday, 29 November 2022 for the students of Classes VII and VIII. The Guest Speakers for the programme were Dr Randeep Guleria, a renowned Pulmonologist and the former Director of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi and Professor Vartika Mathur, the Head of the Department of Zoology, Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi.
The programme was organised under the able guidance of the Principal, Ms Padma Srinivasan and with the support of the Headmistress, Ms Vinita Gupta, Headmistress, Classes VI-VIII. It was a part of the Green School Initiative, a flagship program in association with Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi and AIIMS, New Delhi.
The programme commenced by introducing the eminent guests to the audience followed by their felicitation by the Principal. Then the Principal addressed the gathering and spoke about how the school was honoured to have Dr Randeep Guleria and Professor Vartika Mathur as the guest speakers for the event. The Principal’s address was followed by an address by Professor Vartika Mathur, who elaborated about the Green School Programme which started in 2016 and how it has been instrumental in spreading environmental awareness to more than 37,000 school students.
Thereafter, Dr Randeep Guleria addressed and sensitised the students on air pollution and its health hazards since air pollution is one of the most worrying concerns that has been plaguing the environment for a long time, especially in our city. Dr Guleria spoke about the various important terms associated with air pollution and elaborated on its causes and effects with the aid of a vivid presentation. He also explained about the various types of pollutants and how we can involve our family and friends to take steps towards preventing this pollution. The session was quite interactive with the students putting forth their numerous queries regarding the topic and Dr Guleria patiently answering them.
This was followed by an interactive quiz conducted by the student volunteers of Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi, which prompted the students to not only engage with the topic but also motivated them through the interesting rewards which were given by the student volunteers.
The session culminated with the Vote of Thanks delivered by the Headmistress of Classes VI-VIII, Ms Vinita Gupta, who thanked the esteemed guests, for sparing their valuable time and enlightening the students and teachers alike on this extremely pertinent issue. She also thanked the Principal, Ms Padma Srinivasan for her continuous guidance and encouragement along with Ms Dimple Menon, Activity Incharge for the Eco Club, for facilitating the programme.
The programme was an immense success and it not only educated the students about air pollution and its health hazards but also motivated them to take some serious steps to curb this, in order to create a sustainable and pollution-free environment for us and our future generations.