FINAL EXAMINATION DATE SHEET – CLASSES 6 to 9 & 11 – 2025-2026
During the exam days buses will ply at the usual time in the morning and leave from school at 11:10 a.m. after the exam. (From February 19,2026 to March 9,2026)
* Note: Kindly note the change of date for the last exam of Classes 6, 7 & 8
DPS School News by NDTV
On May 15, 2026, Geography students from Grades XI and XII of Delhi Public School, RK Puram, embarked on an experiential learning visit to Dilli Haat INA, the famous craft bazaar run by the Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation.”The trip was organised by the Department of Geography under the guidance of Ms Sangita Bajpai (Coordinator) and Ms Swati Uppal. The main objective of the visit was to acquaint students with the collection of primary data and its various methods, such as surveys, questionnaires, and mapping of an area. SDG 17 Partnership for achieving goals was also a learning outcome.
The visit helped students understand the importance of handicrafts, tourism, and cultural diversity. During the visit, students conducted surveys and learned about the merits and demerits of this method of data collection.
The students were fortunate to meet National Awardee Ms Mamta Devi in her stall featuring generationally crafted Madhubani Paintings, wherein students were explained how the paintings were made with reed pens and organic ink. The visit provided students with an opportunity for experiential learning by connecting classroom concepts with real-life situations. Dilli Haat provided the Geography students a view of how different craftsmen, artisans and painters, with their exceptional abilities, gathered together in the unique craft bazaar and provided customers with a taste of the subcontinent. From Pashmina to Eri, Mulmul cotton to bamboo silk, clay pottery to wooden handicrafts, the students absorbed the unique blend of Indian handloom and its connection with the diverse land. Overall, it was an informative and enriching experience for the students. And getting connected with the diverse land. Overall, it was an informative and enriching experience for the students
AN EAT RIGHT INDIA, FSSAI & MISSION HEALTH, DPS RK PURAM COLLABORATION
Delhi Public School RK Puram proudly hosted an enriching awareness session under the Mission Health initiative in collaboration with the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) on 15 May, 2026 in the Audio Visual Hall.
Inspired by the age-old thought ‘”उत्तम सुख निरोगी काया’, the programme aimed to spread awareness about healthy eating habits, informed food choices and mindful lifestyle practices among students and teachers. The event saw enthusiastic participation from students of Grades VI and VII, whose curiosity, energy and active involvement transformed the programme into a vibrant celebration of health, awareness and conscious living.
The beautifully decorated venue, adorned with vibrant banners, posters, creative displays and nutrition-themed visuals, created a spirited and lively atmosphere for the event. The ambience radiated positivity and perfectly reflected the spirit of the campaign, setting the tone for the enlightening sessions that followed.
The Programme was held in 2 sessions. The First session commenced with an engaging and interactive discussion with the students about their breakfast habits and food choices by Mr Sahil Khan. The enthusiastic participation by the audience reflected a genuine curiosity towards understanding healthy eating practices and balanced nutrition. An exciting activity based on nutrition and healthy eating was then conducted, wherein students were divided into teams and tasked with creating an ‘Eat Right Thali’ representing a balanced and nutritious diet.
The event also featured an engaging demonstration on adulteration tests conducted by the students, highlighting simple methods to identify impurities in food items.
Thereafter, Dr Kavita Ramasamy, delivered an insightful and enriching talk on the importance of reading food labels and understanding nutritional information such as added sugar, fats, sodium and energy content. She also highlighted the crucial distinction between ‘Best Before’ and ‘Expiry Date’ while cautioning students against misleading marketing strategies and manipulative packaging tactics often used by food companies. Her inspiring words, “The best gift we can give to ourselves is a healthy lifestyle,” deeply resonated with the audience and left a lasting impression on the young minds present.
This was followed by an equally impactful and eye-opening second session conducted by Revant Himatsingka, popularly known as the ‘FoodPharmer’. Mr Himatsingka spoke about food marketing gimmicks and the importance of informed eating habits through his initiative, ‘Label Padhega India’. Through an engaging multimedia presentation, he explained how many food products misleadingly compare themselves to traditional foods such as roti for fibre content, how celebrities are strategically used to endorse unhealthy products, how the colour green is often used to create a false perception of healthiness, and how complementary food items are marketed together to encourage higher consumption
Students of the Junior School also participated in the event and presented an exhibition highlighting the importance of reading nutrition labels on commonly consumed products such as carbonated drinks, chips, biscuits, noodles and chocolates, along with the significance of including millets, dietary fibres, vitamins and minerals from fruits and vegetables in one’s daily diet to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
The programme commenced with the ceremonial lamp lighting ceremony, symbolising the triumph of knowledge, wisdom and positivity. The sacred lamp was illuminated by the esteemed dignitaries, including Shri Rajit Punhani, Chief Executive Officer, FSSAI; Dr Kavita Ramasamy, Joint Director, Science & Standards Division, FSSAI; Mr Shubhashish Mallick, Senior Manager, SBCD, FSSAI; Mr Sahil Khan, Manager, Social and Behavioural Change Division, FSSAI; and Mr Revant Himatsingka, popularly known as the ‘FoodPharmer’, the Principal, Mr Anil Kumar; the Vice Principals – Mr Naresh Miglani, Mr Anil Kathuria, Mr Mukesh Kumar, Ms Rashmi Malhotra, the Headmistress, Dr Anubha Gopal, the Incharge (Classes VI-VIII), Ms Vandana Chandoke and Head of the Biology Department, Ms Niva Chhonkar.
The ceremony was accompanied by a warm felicitation of the distinguished guests, who were honoured for their remarkable contribution towards promoting nutrition awareness, food safety education and healthier lifestyle choices.
The programme was further enriched by an inspiring address delivered by the Principal, Mr Anil Kumar. Beginning his speech with the meaningful saying, “Jaisa khaye ann, waisa hoye mann,” he emphasised that the food we consume greatly shapes our thoughts, behaviour and overall well-being. He warmly welcomed the entire FSSAI team and expressed heartfelt gratitude for their valuable presence and effort towards promoting health awareness among students.
Recalling nostalgic memories from his childhood, he shared how eating healthy was much simpler in earlier times when food was more natural, fresh and less processed. Through meaningful anecdotes and thoughtful reflections, he encouraged students to appreciate the value of simple and balanced meals and inspired them to cultivate healthy habits.
The cultural segment of the programme added colour, creativity and artistic brilliance to the event. The melodious choir presentation ‘Eat Right, Feel Bright’ captivated the audience with its harmonious rendition and meaningful lyrics. The choir also creatively displayed banners carrying impactful health messages that synchronised beautifully with the song, creating a visually enchanting and emotionally uplifting performance.
This was followed by the spectacular dance drama titled ‘Rhythm of Healthy Choices’, which conveyed the importance of balanced nutrition and healthy living through graceful expressions, energetic choreography and compelling storytelling. Thereafter, a vibrant hip-hop performance based on the initiative ‘Label Padhega India’ was presented, wherein the students presented a dynamic and high-energy act that brilliantly combined awareness with entertainment. The audience was further engaged by an informative and thought-provoking Nukkad Natak promoting healthy food habits and highlighting the consequences of poor dietary choices.
In his address, the Chief Guest, Shri Rajit Punhani, Chief Executive Officer of the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India and a distinguished civil servant, inspired and motivated the students by highlighting the growing importance of nutrition awareness among children. He appreciated the increasing consciousness among young minds regarding food safety and healthy dietary practices and expressed happiness at seeing students actively participating in discussions related to nutrition and wellness.
The Principal, Shri Anil Kumar, was presented the ‘Eat Right School Certificate’ by the CEO,FSSAI in recognition of the school’s efforts, while the Eat Right School Health Ambassadors and distinguished guests joined the release of the Food Habits Survey Report.
The programme concluded on a celebratory note with a prize distribution ceremony by Mr Sahil Khan, Manager FSSAI, recognising the winners of the morning activities. The audience also took an Obesity pledge to embrace healthy and mindful eating habits.
Ms Niva Chhonkar proposed the vote of thanks. She expressed sincere thanks to FSSAI for sharing valuable insights on healthy eating and for guiding students towards making informed and mindful food choices. She also acknowledged the constant support and encouragement of the Principal and teachers, whose guidance played a vital role in the smooth conduct of the programme.She extended her heartfelt gratitude to everyone especially the teachers of Biology Department who contributed to the success of the ‘Building Better Bites’ with ‘लेबल पढ़ेगा इंडिया’ in the Eat Right School Bootcamp.
“No language can express the power, beauty and heroism of a mother’s love.” Edwin Chapin
A special assembly on the occasion of Mother’s Day was organised on 14th May 2026 by the students of Class IX in the Audio Visual Hall of Delhi Public School RK Puram. The assembly was held to honour and celebrate mothers whose selfless devotion and tireless support form the foundation of our lives. The event was attended by the mothers of the students, who witnessed the love, gratitude and admiration their children expressed for them through the programme.
The event commenced with a soulful Sanskrit prayer expressing gratitude to the Almighty for the irreplaceable gift of a mother’s love, beautifully reflecting the thought that mothers are God’s presence in our lives. This was followed by a melodious Indian and Western instrumental performance — a captivating fusion of keyboards, tablas and violins — conveying love and heartfelt gratitude towards the women who shape and nurture our lives.
Thereafter, the programme continued with heartfelt poem recitations in German and French, accompanied by their English translations, beautifully conveying the universal and boundless nature of a mother’s love. This was followed by a soulful performance by the Indian choir, whose melodious blend of rhythm and harmony moved the audience deeply while celebrating the unwavering love, care and sacrifices of mothers.
The soulful choir performance was followed by a heartfelt Hindi skit based on Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar’s ‘सोने का ऋण’, which beautifully portrayed the profound influence of his mother, Bhagwati Devi, in shaping his compassion, humility and vision for social reform. The moving presentation highlighted how a mother’s love and values can inspire not only individual greatness but also positive change in society.
Thereafter, a captivating dance performance dedicated to celebrating the love, resilience, sacrifices and unwavering support of mothers was presented, which received a thunderous applause from the audience. This was followed by a heartwarming collage of photographs and a visual presentation that showcased the beautiful bond between mothers and their children, which deeply moved the audience and made them feel nostalgic.
The headmistress, Dr Anubha Gopal, during her address highlighted the incomparable bond between a mother and her child and congratulated all the students and participants for their heartfelt performances. In his address, the Principal, Mr Anil Kumar, beautifully described love and mother as synonymous, and shared touching personal anecdotes about his own mother, highlighting how a mother’s simple words and care can bring comfort even in the most stressful moments. He also reflected upon the unconditional love and sacrifices of mothers.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks expressing gratitude towards all the teachers, students, participants, support staff and audience members, followed by the rendition of the National Anthem as a tribute to both our mothers and our motherland.
Aryamman Ojha of class XI-F and Arhaan Gupta of class XI-Q, both members of the ‘RoboKnights’ club of Delhi Public School R.K.Puram, participated in the ‘Robo Warriors’ sub-event of “Abhivyakti 2026 inter-school robotics competition organised by Gyan Mandir Public School, E-Block, Naraina Vihar, New Delhi-110028 on Friday, 8th May 2026 and won the Second position.
“Dream, dream, dream. Dreams transform into thoughts and thoughts result in action.” A. P. J. Abdul Kalam
Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram heartily congratulates its students on their outstanding performance in JEE 2025–26. Their perseverance, discipline, and unwavering commitment to excellence has made the school immensely proud. The following students have achieved an exceptional score of more than the 99th percentile in JEE Mains (2025–26)
DPS R.K. Puram welcomed Dr Puja Sharma, Consultant Obstetrics and Gynaecology associated with Apollo clinic and Cloudnine Hospital, along with her colleagues Ms. Tannu Radha and Mr. Raju, to deliver a presentation on Menstrual Health Awareness to the girls of Classes IX and X.
Using an impactful presentation that highlighted how and why the biological process of menstruation takes place, Dr. Puja Sharma also brought to the fore some common myths regarding the process and craftfully dispelled them.
Her simple presentation and engaging manner broke the barrier of hesitancy amongst the students and incited them to question and discuss the niggling problems or thought processes that they or their loved ones face.
From simple to complex queries ,the interactive nature of the session kept the students engaged.
By the end of the session, it was clear that the message imparting awareness was well received and the purpose of the session satisfied. Students left with a heightened awareness. More importantly, it left the students with the realization that they are not alone when it comes to experiencing some common areas of concern. The wall of inhibition was brought down amongst them.
The session was held on April 29 ‘ 2026 and was organized and coordinated by Ms. Niva Chhonkar (HOD) and Ms. Reema Khosla along with the other members of the Department of Biology.
28 April 2026
Delhi Public School R.K. Puram marked a historic milestone on 28 April 2026 with the formal inauguration of the West Delhi Cricket Academy — a landmark initiative that underscores the institution’s unwavering commitment to sporting excellence and the holistic development of its students.
The ceremony was honoured by the presence of Mr. Virat Kohli as the Chief Guest — a celebrated icon of Indian cricket, former captain of the Indian national team across all formats, and a distinguished alumnus of the West Delhi Cricket Academy. His attendance lent exceptional distinction to the occasion and served as an inspiring affirmation of the Academy’s legacy.
The event was further graced by a distinguished gathering of civic and institutional leaders, including:
– Mr. Rohan Jaitley — President, Delhi and District Cricket Association
– Mr. Vijay Singh — Indian Police Service (IPS)
– Mr. Sudhanshu Dhar Mishra — Principal Chief Commissioner of Income Tax
– Mr. Rohit Gulia — Sessions Judge
– Col. Amarbir Singh — Advisor and Consultant, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India
– Mr. Anant Mudgal — Distinguished Mathematician, and Mrs. Munesh Mudgal
– Mr. Rajkumar Sharma — Founder, West Delhi Cricket Academy, and Mentor to Mr. Virat Kohli
The school’s leadership was ably represented by the Principal, Mr. Anil Kumar; Vice Principals, Mr. Naresh Miglani, Mr. Anil Kathuria, Mr. Mukesh Kumar, and Ms. Rashmi Malhotra; Headmistress Dr. Anubha Gopal; and Ms. Vandana Chandhoke, Incharge, Classes VI–VIII.
The proceedings commenced with the formal reception of Mr. Virat Kohli, who was warmly felicitated with a ceremonial stole and floral bouquets. In keeping with time-honoured tradition, the dignitaries jointly lit the ceremonial lamp — a symbolic gesture heralding an auspicious commencement to the Academy’s journey.
The dignitaries subsequently proceeded to the newly constructed cricket pitch, where Mr. Kohli performed the traditional coconut-breaking ritual under priestly guidance — a cherished cultural practice invoking blessings upon the new facility. The West Delhi Cricket Academy was formally inaugurated as Mr. Kohli cut the ceremonial ribbon, marking the official opening of this state-of-the-art sporting facility at DPS R.K. Puram.
Principal Mr. Anil Kumar extended a heartfelt welcome to the Chief Guest and all dignitaries present, expressing profound gratitude for their participation. Drawing upon his own formative experiences in cricket, he articulated the indispensable role of sport in shaping character, resilience, and well-rounded individuals — values that lie at the heart of the DPS educational philosophy.
Mr. Rajkumar Sharma, a recipient of the prestigious Dronacharya Award and the visionary founder of the Academy, expressed his deep gratitude to the Principal for providing the Academy a home within the school. The occasion held special personal significance, as he was joined by his distinguished protégé, Mr. Kohli. Mr Sharma expressed his aspiration that the Academy would inspire future generations of cricketers to pursue the sport with discipline, passion, and an unrelenting spirit of excellence.
Mr. Virat Kohli presided over the prize distribution ceremony, personally honouring the DPS R.K. Puram team for their outstanding achievement in winning the IPSC Under-14 Girls’ Cricket Tournament. Additionally, students who distinguished themselves across a range of sporting disciplines were recognized and felicitated, celebrating the school’s culture of athletic achievement at every level.
In his address, Mr. Virat Kohli expressed sincere appreciation for the invitation and conveyed his deep admiration for the school’s initiatives. He spoke eloquently on the transformative power of education and sport, urging students to regard their school as a nurturing environment for both academic and personal growth. He emphasized the virtues of respect, integrity, determination, and diligence as the cornerstones of lasting achievement — both on and off the field.
Reflecting on his own cricketing journey, Mr. Kohli shared cherished memories of training at the West Delhi Cricket Academy under the guidance of his coach and mentor, Mr. Rajkumar Sharma. He expressed his optimism that the Academy would continue to flourish as an institution of sporting excellence, inspiring and nurturing future champions for India and the world.
The ceremony drew to a dignified close with the singing of the National Anthem, leaving the assembled audience with a profound sense of national pride and collective inspiration. The inauguration of the West Delhi Cricket Academy at Delhi Public School R.K. Puram heralds a new and promising chapter — one dedicated to identifying and nurturing exceptional cricketing talent, instilling the values of discipline and sportsmanship, and making a meaningful contribution to the future of Indian cricket.
TOPIC: “PEACE”
Classes- XC and XD presented an assembly on 30th April 2026 on the topic: Peace- Growing through discomfort.
The assembly began with a prayer recited by Pinaki, Peehoo, Shubhi, Punya, Pratyusha, Rida, Samar, Bilal, Vidhi, Pranjal, Kanwar, Jatin, Advik, Abeer, Aaditya A, Aarav, Shriya and Ekansh from X C. After that a soulful classical performance in the form of Krishna Leela was showcased by Peehoo, Adya A, Eva, Ranya and Aanya Bhatia.
News was read by Rida, Advik, Ashahiya and Virat. A mindful skit was presented by Aadya, Prisha, Saisha, Daakshya, Meher, Aditya , Abhijay, Dhruv, Nipun, Aayan, Arun, Saaransh, Aviral, Akshita, Arya, Atuksh, Anandit, Ashraf and Vidhi. Rhythmic Choir was sung by Gurleen, Peehoo, Akshita, Punya, Shubhi, Vidhi, Shriya, Rida, Pratyusha, Mishka, Neymat, Anika, Vidhi, Vanya, Saisha, Sia, Atharv, Aatiksh.
Digital presentation was made by Shaurya Dabas, Kshitij, Diya, Lavanya. Western dance was done by Shanaya, Yadavi, Navya, Maithili, Tvisha and Punya. Compèring was done by Aavya, Saisha, Vivaan, Ashraf and Abhiraj Dev Pandey.
30 APRIL 2026, THURSDAY
CLASS X C & X D
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. HARVEEN KAUR SAWHNEY & MS. GARIMA DADHEECH
HEADMISTRESS: DR. ANUBHA GOPAL
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: MS. RITU RAJ, MS. DEEPTI CHAUDHARY, MS. ADITI UPPAL, MS. GARIMA DADHEECH
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. KAVERI DHAR
TOPIC: “PEACE”
On Wednesday, 29th of April 2026, the students of classes XII-K and XII-L presented their class assembly on the topic – “IN PURSUIT OF PEACE”.
The assembly commenced with a melodious prayer “Jaise Sooraj ki Garmi Se…” sung by Shaaktam, Vinayak Gupta, Sannidhi Singh, Tisya Goyal, Yash Vardhan Shukla, Rudra Sharma, Oishee Halder, Bhaavya Seth, Neil Gulati, Neenv Gulati, Atif Yousuf, Rowan Agrawal, Bhaavya Seth, Diya Gupta, Ryaan Namit Jain, Krishna, Sharv Pratap Sarvjit, Aditya Narain Misra, Heramb Tripathi, Anasuya Wadhwa, Shatakshi, Shataakshi, Avika Shaurya. This was followed by a Shiv Vandana performance by Aditi Sindhu, Hemavya Gautam and Aaradhya Gupta.The news was then presented by Yash Vardhan Shukla and Rushil Aggarwal, Divyansh Singh and Humaira Ahmad. The thoughts for the day by Sharv Pratap Sarvjit and Shreyas Chatterjee.
Peace in our daily life is essential because it creates an atmosphere of calmness and stability that allows us to think clearly and act with kindness. When we live peacefully, we reduce conflicts and misunderstandings, which strengthens our relationships with family, friends, and the community. A peaceful mind encourages creativity, productivity, and happiness, helping us to grow both personally and collectively. It also teaches us respect and tolerance, reminding us that harmony begins within ourselves and extends outward to the world around us. In this way, peace becomes the foundation for a healthier, more compassionate society.
Based on the enactment of Nukkad Natak, the importance of peace in our daily lives and maintaining it through the method of resolving conflicts were highlighted through relevant situations. Performers were Kabir Sahni, Pratham Bhalla, Shaaktam, Shrivats Lath, Diya Gupta, Rowan Agrawal, Dhruv Malhotra, Aamna, Aaryan Sandhu, Ayush Anand, Ipsita, Amit Kumar, Shatakshi, Erum Ansari and Sarah Ali Khan. The Nukkad Natak had all the essential elements of a strong theme, clear and concise dialogue, impactful performances, strong characterization thereby engaging the audience with humour, contemporary dance followed by a self-composed poem.
Music gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to imagination and life to everything. So to enthrall with the beauty of music, a song was presented. The song “We are the World, We are the Children” was sung by Vinayak Gupta, Shaaktam, Hargun Kaur, Diya Gupta, Hemavya Gautam, Tanishka Gupta, Delisha Gupta, Aarya, Rushil Aggarwal, Yash Vardhan Shukla, , Krishna Agrawal, Ryaan Namit Jain, Aayush Anand, Aaryan Sandhu, Anasuya Wadhwa, Sahtakshi, Krissh Goel, Rishith Dutt, Pulkit Narain, Suhaan Srivastava, Ronit Bhati, Rudra Raj, Siddhant Sharma, Aaryan Sandhu and Vinayak Gupta were on the guitar, Rushil Aggarwal on the piano, and Lakshay Kashyap on drums. The assembly was further energized by a popular contemporary dance performance by Diya Gupta, Hemavya Gautam, Reet Goel, Riddhi Jain, Akshita Shrivastava, Barbie Jaiswal, Kanishka Kumar, Aarna Khandpur, Erum Ansari and Garv Daga.
The comperes were Arshiyaa Wadhwa, Siddhant Sharma, Hargun Kaur, Samriddhi Bansal, Aditya Das and Ananya Datta. The soft board, invitations, and folders were made by Oishee Halder, Dhruv Malhotra, Aaarya, Aarna Khandpur, Sarah Ali Khan, Divyansh Singh, Kshitiz Aggarwal, Barbie Jaiswal, Aaansh Kandhari, Ishan Sharma and Humaira Ahmad. The digital presentation and e-invite were made by Rushil Aggarwal, Rishith Dutt, Mannat Kohli and Aditya Das.
29 APRIL 2026, THURSDAY
CLASSES XII K AND XII L
CLASS TEACHERS – DR. AMRITA CHAKRABORTY AND MS. TARUNA KAPOOR
VICE PRINCIPALS: MR. ANIL KATHURIA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: MS. ABHA CHONA & MS. SHELLY MALHOTRA
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. PREETI PRATIHARI
Members of “Roboknights” participated in “Techस्पर्धा 2026”, organised by Bal Bharati Public School, Noida on 17th April 2026 and won laurels for the school as detailed below:
| S No | Name | Sub-Event | Class-Sec | Position Won |
| 1 | Naitik Jindal | Steel Clash (Robo war) | 11-F | First |
| Arhaan Gupta | 12-Q | |||
| Aryamman Ojha | 11-F | |||
| 2 | Lav Singh | Mind Maze (Line follower) | 10-O | First |
| Kush Singh | 10-O | |||
| 3 | Kyraan Katyal | Gear Surge (Robo Race) | 11-D | First |