Class XI Open House

The Open House for the parents of class XI students was held on 11 July 2026.An email was sent on the official email id of the students regarding the schedule of the Open House. Students were also allowed to accompany their parents for the same. Wardens took feedback about the hostellers from the respective subject teachers and further informed the parents about the same. A few hostellers’ parents also attended the PTM. Parents interacted with the foreign admission counsellor as well. Parents were counselled to send their children regularly to School and also to take all weekly tests regularly. They were made aware of the attendance of their wards. The parents were satisfied with the extra support material being shared in the google classrooms. The session was fruitful, constructive, productive and gainful.

‘CROSSROADS’- ANNUAL CAREER FAIR 2026

On 11 July 2026, Delhi Public School RK Puram, hosted ‘Crossroads’, its annual Career Fair. The event served as a dynamic platform for academic engagement, bringing together representatives from over 120 universities, colleges and educational organizations. The participating institutions hailed from various nations, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, France, Italy, Hong Kong, Japan and Singapore such as The University Of Hong Kong; Deakin University;  University of Derby; University Of California Riverside; University Of Toronto; Arizona State University; Lancaster University; Tokyo International University and many more. The event also witnessed participation from a significant number of domestic Indian universities such as the Ashoka University, the Amity University, the OP Jindal University, the Chitkara University, the Ahmedabad University and many others.

The participating universities showcased a diverse selection of academic programmes across various disciplines which included Engineering, Management, Business, Architecture, Law, Art, Design, Culinary Sciences, Music and Film Production, along with many other popular and in-demand fields of study. The representatives from the various universities shared detailed information about the latest developments at their institutions, including upcoming academic programmes, ongoing research initiatives and newly established centres and courses. They also addressed a wide range of questions raised by students and their parents, providing clear guidance and valuable insights.

The discussions covered several important topics such as international education systems, admission procedures, visa requirements, accommodation options, tuition fees and other related expenses. The university representatives explained these aspects in detail, helping attendees gain a better understanding of the opportunities and processes involved in pursuing higher education in countries outside India. Informative brochures were distributed, and contact details were exchanged between the university representatives and students to encourage further communication and provide continued support throughout the admission process.

The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from the students and parents of Classes IX to XII, who gained valuable insights into international higher education and the wide range of academic and career opportunities available in India and abroad. It provided an excellent platform for meaningful interaction with university representatives, enabling participants to understand admission procedures, application requirements and future academic prospects. The Career Fair proved to be an enriching and informative experience, empowering students and their families to make well-informed decisions about higher education and future career pathways.

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Assembly VIII-B & VIII-E (20-05-2026)

TOPIC: “PEACE”

A class assembly on the theme “Peace – A Journey from Chaos to Calm” was conducted with great enthusiasm and meaningful participation by the students of 8B and 8E. The assembly aimed to highlight the importance of inner peace, positivity and emotional balance in today’s fast-paced and stressful world.

The assembly began with a prayer sung by Aaradhya Moudgil, Aatika Parveen, Mahesh Pandey, Harish, Rechita Pradhan, Unnatii N. Bhatnagar, Amyra Banker, Aryan Lamsal, Aanya, Atharv B, Anshuman, Bhanu, Chirag, Nikku, Raj, Sachin, Samarth, Shubham, Vaibhav, and Vivaan. After that, a soulful classical performance of Saraswati Vandana was showcased by Niharika Annand and Aaditri Sahu.

News and Thought were read by Kanishka Koli, Himanshi Mishra, Gulati, Pavni Wadhera, Aanya, Rayhan, Advik, and Rishi. A mindful skit was presented by Radhika Rastogi, Aadit, Pehal, Advitiya, Jenika, Kanika, and Tisya. The soulful music was presented by Amyra Banker, Aaradhya Moudgil, Unnatii N. Bhatnagar, Viaan Arora, Leonica Naidu, Pavni Wadhera, Avni, Kunsh Batra, Arav Tiwari, Mairaa Singh, Ayaansh Arora, Kiaan Bhatia, Aanya, Aarna, Abhavya, Jasmine, Odara, Samaya, and Yoviksha. The instruments were played by Ghansh, Vitharya, Atharv Amar and Keshav.

The graceful dance performances were by Miraya Gupta, Lavanya, Kavya Khari, Pehal, Pooja, Pulkita, Bhavishika, Samaira, and Shreya. The digital presentation was made by Sayansh Jindal and Amyra Sharda. The programme was seamlessly compered by Ayanna Tandon, Yuven K Kanodia, Omar Tariq, Nivitsa Yadav, Viaan Arora, Shakul Yadav, Reyansh Singh, Leonica Naidu and Aarna Raj Vacheer.

Overall, the assembly was informative, inspiring and successfully conveyed a powerful message of peace and self-awareness. The assembly served as a gentle reminder that, despite the chaos around us, every individual had the power to choose peace and spread positivity.

20 MAY 2026, WEDNESDAY
CLASS VIII B & VIII E
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. SWASTI ARYA & MS. NALINI GAUTAM
IN CHARGE (VI-VIII): MS. VANDANA CHANDHOKE
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: MS. MAHIMA GOEL & MS. PRIYANKA YADAV
ACTIVITY IN CHARGE & ASSEMBLY IN CHARGE- MS. SANJUKTA MALLICK & MS. KANIKA CHAMOLI

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Assembly XII-S & XII-T (19-05-2026)

TOPIC: “PEACE”

Peace is not the absence of conflict, but the ability to handle it with a calm mind. ‘The Geometry of Peace’ helps us understand the interconnectedness between shapes, patterns and human connections, and how it is built on calmness of mind and small intentional actions in our daily lives.

The class assembly of XII-S and XII-T began with a beautiful morning prayer ‘He Ram’, performed by Tejaswi Raj, Khushbu, Manya Arora, Mahi, Riddhi Gorai, Varnika Manlothia and Kanishka Joshi from XII-S, and Abigail Ngaizemkim Gangte, Anushka Bharadwaj, Arushi Amar, Aryan Rawat, Ishanvi Shah, Jyoti Kumari Pandit, Karan, Kyna Bose, Laishram Eemonnganbi, Lavanya Sinha, Manmuankim Tomging, Mohd Sameer, Naman Aditya, Pia Nandwani, Priyanshi, Raeka Bajaj, Raghav Arya, Ronak, Suprateek Chawla Mehta, Syed Muhammad Zaeem, Vadini Agrawal, and Vedanth Sadh from XII-T. The prayer was followed by a graceful invocation dance on Shiv Stuti presented by Wamiel Pranname Kashyap and Mitravinda Javvadi.

The News Headlines were given by Agrima Singh, Pavnaj Kohli, Pragya Saurabh, and Smita Behera. Following the news was the thought for the day, presented by Anusha Jawa and Bhavya Goel. Tanvi Prakash and Medha Gaur performed a mesmerising instrumental recital. An energetic dance was performed by Aadya Shankar, Bhavya Goel, Drishti, Sahil Rai, Palak Sharma, Aarohi Duggal, Sharwani Shrestha, Pragya Sethi and Ananya. The tableau was presented by Shaurya Goyal, Advait, Vanya Mehta, Naman Saikia, Kanishka Joshi, Jai Singh, Amaira and Diya Bhaumik.

Captivating poems were presented by Mehana Agnihotri and Varnika Manlothiya, followed by a melodious choir performance by Kanishka Joshi, Khushbu, Mahi, Manya Arora, Riddhi, Tejaswi Raj, Varnika Manlothiya, Agrima Chandra, Ishanvi Shah, Jyoti Kumari Pandit, Baarika Ayekpam, Rudrankshi Patra, Samriddhi Bhatia, Samriddhi Kashyap, Wageesha Joshi, Yana Mehra and Arushi Amar.

The comperes of the programme were Amrisha Kumar, Anvesha Garg, Asavari Rana, Diya Mishra, Riddhi Gorai, Chayanika Negi, Dishita Negi, Baarika Ayekpam, Samriddhi Bhatia, Vanya Mehta, Yana and Amaira Jain. The Invitations, folders and board were created by Vivek, Niva Sharma, Aanchal Kumari, Akriti Sahoo, Deeksha and Hitakshi Dang. The digital presentation was made by Anusha Jawa, Drishti, Vidhan Garg and Siya Kathuria.

19 MAY 2026, TUESDAY
CLASSES XII S AND XII T
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. PRATIBHA SACHER AND MS. SWATI VERMA
VICE PRINCIPAL: MS. RASHMI MALHOTRA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: MS. VINITA PANJWANI & MS. ABHA CHONA
ACTIVITY IN CHARGE – MS. SANJUKTA MALLICK

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Assembly X-K & X-L (14-05-2026)

TOPIC: “PEACE”

“Peace Begins Where Ego Ends” – Edward Young

With this inspiration, an assembly was presented on 14th May, 2026, on the theme “Peace Begins Where Ego Ends” by the students of classes X K and X L. The assembly aimed to foster inner peace, compassion, empathy, unity and harmony, encouraging students to become responsible global citizens who can contribute towards creating a better society in future.

Hursh Bajaj, Aarikaa Sankhla (X K), along with Aaditya Raj Gogia and Aanya Anand (X L), skillfully anchored the event seamlessly through the proceedings. The assembly commenced with a soul-stirring prayer sung by Kanish Gupta, Lakshya Kaul, Krishnav Bindal, Shaurya Bhatt, Arnav Raheja, Krishnav Singh, Myra Gupta, Aaradhya Malik, Aarek Arora (X K), and Radha Chaudhary, Dia Mittal, Mishka Aggarwal, Kiara Chowdhary, Yati Sharma, Veda Chawla, Prithvi Madan, Adi Mittal, Ainesh Kumar, Aariv Chauhan, Shauryvir Singh Alag, Agasthya Suri, Akshaj Katiyar, Daksh Rathore, Rudraksh Malik, Siddharth Sharma, Viraj Misra (X L), invoking positivity and serenity.

This was followed by a graceful Lakshmi Vandana as a classical dance performance by Anya Garg and Jivisha Jain (X L), symbolising harmony and spiritual peace. The script for the assembly was thoughtfully prepared by Lakshya Kaul, Dhriti Mehta and Apeksha Gupta (X K).

The importance of peace, mutual understanding, and kindness in today’s world was effectively portrayed through a meaningful skit performed by Aditi Bishnoi Mohindru, Veeraj Ghambhir, Meha Singh, Dhriti Mehta, Ayansh Srivastav, Kanav Manocha (X K), Aarjav Jain, Hardik Vohra, Veda Chawla, Kiara Nagpal, Kiara Bhandari, Adya Malhotra, Myrah Saini, Rishi Sabharwal (X L). The narrators who sailed the skit ahead smoothly were Aadya Sharma, Ehimay Shankar, Shaurya Uppal, Myra Gupta, Diyati Aggarwal (X K) and Aarjav Jain (X L). Current affairs were eloquently presented by Harsh Kirtani, Shaurya Bhatt (X K) and Rishi Sabharwal, Yati Sharma (X L), followed by thought for the day in multiple languages: Kamakshi Jaiswal in French, Hemang Chaturvedi in Hindi (X L), Samaira Chauhan in English, and Riddhika Thakur in Spanish (X K). A Raag invoking the ideas of peace and unity was sung melodiously by Veda Chawla (X L) and Lakshay Kaul (X K) to the beat of the tabla played by Hemang Chaturvedi (X L). A harmonious song reflecting the essence of peace and togetherness was performed by Arshi Jain, Vidaan Kalra, Veeraj Ghambhir, Aaradhya Malik, Inaya Ali Jan, Aadya Sharma, Aditi Bishnoi Mohindru, Meha Singh, Shrishti, Riddhika Thakur (X K), along with Veda Chawla, Anika Luthra, Anshika, Kiara Nagpal, Kiara Chowdhary, Mishka Aggarwal, Kiara Bhandari, Ishita Verma, Aanya Anand, Shauryvir Singh Alag and Adya Malhotra, Myrah Saini (X L). The musical accompaniment for the prayer and song was provided by Ehimay Shankar, Aarav Gupta, Arnav Agarwal, Ranveer Abbott (X K), and Hemang Chaturvedi (X L).

Apeksha Gupta, Ayansh Srivastav and Aanya Chandra (X K) and Dia Mittal, Ishita Verma and Radha Chaudhary (X L) gave direction to the skit through their moving speech. Arshi Jain and Shrishti (X K) expressed these values by reciting an illuminating poem composed by Arshi Jain (X K). The assembly concluded with an enchanting dance performance by Reet, Kianna Grover, Shanaya Gupta, Anya Garg, Jivisha Jain, Lakshiv Jhorar, Viraaj Verma (X L), and Adith Bharihoke (X K), who gracefully portrayed the message of unity in diversity and left the audience captivated.

Finally, the artistic contributions of students were highlighted by Apeksha Gupta, Arshi Jain, Meha Singh, Gaurika Sharma, Aanya Chandra, and Aditi Bishnoi Mohindru (X K) designed the beautiful invitations and folders; Yati Sharma and Dia Mittal (X L) set up the display board; Aaditya Raj Gogia (X L) created the E-invite; and Arnav Agarwal and Krishnav Bindal (X K) prepared the colourful presentation to complement the performances. The assembly was a heartfelt celebration of harmony, compassion, unity and most of all inner peace, leaving the audience inspired to embrace these values in their thoughts, words, and actions.

14 MAY 2026, THURSDAY
CLASS X K & X L
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. DEEKSHA GUPTA & MS. RICHA TYAGI
HEADMISTRESS: DR. ANUBHA GOPAL
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: MS. RITU RAJ, MS. DEEPTI CHAUDHARY, MS. ADITI UPPAL, MS. GARIMA DADHEECH
ACTIVITY IN CHARGE – MS. SANJUKTA MALLICK

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Assembly XII-U (12-05-2026)

TOPIC: “PEACE”

The Class XII U assembly on the theme “Rooted in Calm, Rising in Peace” was presented with great enthusiasm and elegance. The assembly commenced with a serene and soul-soothing morning prayer presented by Swastik, Hundai, Palak, Kartik, Pratyusha, Maira, Parth, Sujal, Tejsev, Khushi, Yashika KH, Sanchit, Harsh, Anika, Anshi, Samanvita, Amitabh, Aishaani, Suditi, Noor, Shubham, Chaitanya and Pranav, creating a tranquil and positive atmosphere for the day ahead.

The programme was gracefully anchored by the comperes, Rabhya and Shaurya, who conducted the assembly with confidence and poise. The news for the day was thoughtfully shared by Kimaya, Sujal, Amitabh and Saksham, keeping everyone informed and engaged. This was followed by a beautifully composed invocation dance presented by Shrutika, which added a divine and graceful touch to the assembly. The motivational Thought for the Day was eloquently delivered by Noor and Tejsev, inspiring the audience with meaningful reflections on peace and inner harmony. To further deepen the significance of the theme, self-composed poems were presented by Pratyusha and Shriya. Swastik recited the epic Rashmirathi, a renowned Hindi epic poem by the poet Ramdhari Singh Dinkar, which profoundly highlighted the themes of peace, conflict resolution and the necessity of strength to maintain harmony.

A vibrant western dance was beautifully prepared and gracefully presented by Anushree, adding energy and charm to the programme. A thoughtful and impactful play based on the theme was presented by Anshi, Anika, Sejal, Rajnandani, Amitabh, Saksham, Tejsev, Aishaani, Suditi and Sujal. The play was skillfully directed by Sejal, Anika and Kimaya, and beautifully conveyed how mental peace nurtures harmony, balance and overall wellness in life.

The assembly concluded on a melodious note with the western song “One Day”, soulfully rendered by Hundai, KH Hoihthianmuang, Asienuo, Khushi and Yashika. Their captivating performance added warmth and positivity to the occasion. The creative team was efficiently headed by Kimaya, Megha and Falguni, while invaluable and constant assistance was provided by Naisha, Parth and Maira. The Digital Presentation was exceptionally managed by Shreyansh and Devansh, whose efforts added a visually enriching dimension to the programme. The assembly was an excellent and commendable presentation that beautifully reflected the essence of peace, mindfulness and emotional harmony, providing a calm, uplifting and positive start to the day.

12 MAY 2026, TUESDAY
CLASS XII U
CLASS TEACHER – MS. PRIYAM SHARMA
VICE PRINCIPAL: MS. RASHMI MALHOTRA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: MS. ABHA CHONA
ACTIVITY IN CHARGE – MS. PREETI PRATIHARI

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Assembly X-E & X-H (08-05-2026)

TOPIC: “PEACE”

The students of Class X-E and X-H conducted a meaningful and well-organised class assembly on the theme “Mother – The Heart that Brings Peace.” The assembly beautifully highlighted the importance of mothers and caregivers and emphasised values such as love, sacrifice, gratitude, and peace.

The programme commenced with a serene prayer followed by a soulful Ganesh Vandana, creating a positive and spiritual atmosphere. The latest news updates and an inspiring Thought of the Day encouraged the audience to reflect upon compassion, respect, and responsibility. Students of Class X-E and X-H enthusiastically participated in various segments of the assembly. The comperes from X-E included Raghav and, while Shaurya, Arjun Suyal, Hemakshi, Misha, Arjun Redhu, Yug, Taher, Vaibhavi, and Naisha represented X-H as comperes.

The prayer presentation included students from both sections. From X-E, participants included Aadya, Aanya, Abhinav, Arya, Ayush, Baibhab, Jatin, Kanishq, Khanak, Maulik, Mitali, Navneet, Niharika, Ranbir, Shivam, Sumit, Shushanto, Tanushree and Virab. From X-H, the prayer was presented by Krivam, Anant, Aditya Chopra, Pranat, Ridit, Daniil, Sanyam, Gourav, Jaivardhan C, Avantika, Vaibhavi, Khyati, Naisha, Aditya K Prajapati, Eshan, Dhruv, Sakshi, Ryan, and Divyansha. This was followed by a beautiful invocation dance by Arnesha, Jaya, Joya and Harshita. The cultural performances added vibrancy and emotion to the assembly. The Western Dance performance by X-E featured Anika, Diksha, Lakshita, Pratyusha, Saanvi, and Zoya, while X-H participants included Aanya Garg, Himanshu, Sera, Devina, Tanishqa, and Sanyam.

The choir performance was equally captivating. X-E choir members included Archit Sengar, Aadya, Anya, Abhigyan, Arya, Niharika, Snehansh, Tabiya, Tanushree, Viyan, and Yogesh. X-H choir members included Khyati, Naisha, Krivam, Anant, Divyansha, Hemakshi, Jaivardhan C, Avantika, Vaibhavi, and Aditya C. Arkojeet, Shaurya, and Bhargav played the instruments. The assembly also featured a self-composed poem by Juanita, while the news segment was presented by Dhani from X-E and Tareq, Jaivardhan S, and Eshan from X-H. The digital presentation, invitations, folders, and board decorations were efficiently managed by several students, including Mukul, Aditya, Archit, Kian, Viyan, Arya and Taniya from X-E and by Adevina, Vaibhavi and N Jyothi from X-H, showcasing excellent teamwork and coordination. The assembly was a grand success and left the audience with the heartfelt message: “Spread Love and Peace.”

8 MAY 2026, FRIDAY
CLASS X E & X H
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. DIVYA THAKUR & MS. AASTHA MALIK
HEADMISTRESS: DR. ANUBHA GOPAL
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: MS. RITU RAJ, MS. DEEPTI CHAUDHARY, MS. ADITI UPPAL, MS. GARIMA DADHEECH
ACTIVITY IN CHARGE – MS. KAVERI DHAR

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Assembly XII-H (07-05-2026)

TOPIC: “PEACE”

We live in a world where our character and identity are often judged by our ability to retaliate. When wronged, our immediate primal urge is to strike back; to return the pain that has been inflicted upon us, to return pain for pain, insult for insult. However, to advocate just the opposite, to choose a different path – a path that requires far more strength than retaliation; the way of peace; the students of class XII- H presented their class assembly on the 7th of May, 2026, Thursday, on the topic- “An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind”.

The assembly commenced with positive energy through the morning prayer led by Akhil Ranjan, Allayna Kapoor, Aradhana P. Ranjan, Arshia E.Kuriyan, B.Grace, Divyansh Raj, Manya Bhagat, Paridhi Prakhar, Riya Sinha, Satvik Sharma, Saumya Nidhi, Soumya Aswal, Suhani Sinha, N.Tusita Devi, Ayush Gupta, Pragyan K. Singh, Kanishk Yadav and Naivedya Roy. This was followed by peaceful bliss through a mesmerising classical dance performance by Aradhana P. Ranjan. The latest national, international, sports and weather news headlines of the day were read out by Rischit Srivastav, Riya Sinha, Pragyan K. Singh and Chetan Bisht. Encouraging a positive start for the day, Shashi Suman and Nischay S. Rawat shared the thoughts for the day in English and Hindi.

7 MAY 2026, THURSDAY
CLASS XII H
CLASS TEACHER – MS. SINI ANNIE ABRAHAM
VICE PRINCIPALS: MR. ANIL KATHURIA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: MS. KUSUM YADAV
ACTIVITY IN CHARGE – MS. PREETI PRATIHARI

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GUEST SPEAKER PROGRAMME BY ATHENA EDUCATION

To equip students with valuable guidance for higher education and career planning, a Guest Speaker Programme was organised for the students of Class XII in collaboration with Athena Education on 9 July 2026 in the Audio-visual Hall. Athena Education is a leading higher education consultancy that mentors students in university admissions, career exploration, profile building and leadership development for institutions across the globe.

The interactive session focused on helping students understand the significance of building a strong academic and extracurricular profile while making informed career choices. The resource persons highlighted that academic excellence alone is no longer enough in today’s competitive landscape and emphasised on the importance of developing leadership qualities, pursuing meaningful co-curricular activities, engaging in community service and cultivating research and internship experiences to strengthen university applications. Using real-world examples, the team demonstrated how a well-curated portfolio reflects a student’s genuine passion and leadership potential to global universities. Students also gained insights into identifying their interests, setting realistic goals and planning strategically for admission to premier universities.

The session concluded with an engaging question-and-answer segment, where students clarified their queries regarding career pathways, profile enhancement and the college application process. The programme proved to be highly informative and inspired students to begin preparing thoughtfully for their future academic and professional aspirations.

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Celebrating Excellence: Class VI Student Secures National Second Rank in Sanskrit Olympiad

The Sanskrita Bharati Educational Trust successfully organised the 11th Sanskrit Olympiad under the theme, “The Enrichment of Communicative Sanskrit Language.” The Olympiad featured three challenging stages: two written rounds followed by a personal interview, designed to assess participants’ proficiency in Communicative Sanskrit.

Bringing immense pride to the school, Deleena Mahindru of Class VI-C secured the Second Rank at the National Level. In recognition of her exceptional performance, she was honoured with the National Second Topper Trophy, Medal, and a Certificate of Excellence.

SANSKRIT  ZONAL TOPPERS AND INTERNATIONAL RANK HOLDERS (IFSaO)

The International Foundation Sanskrit Olympiad (IFSaO) organised the 8th International Sanskrit Olympiad, which saw enthusiastic participation from students representing schools at national and international levels.

Priyanshi Sharma of Class IX-O brought laurels to the school by securing the Zonal Topper Award and achieving the 4th International Rank. In recognition of her outstanding performance, she was awarded the Zonal Topper Trophy, Zonal Topper Medal, Certificate, and Topper Badge.

Deleena Mahindru of Class VI-C secured the 2nd Zonal Rank and was honoured with the Gold Award, Gold Medal, Gold Badge, and Certificate.

Ashmit Saini of Class VI-A also earned the Gold Award and was presented with the Gold Medal, Gold Badge, and Certificate. Raghav Dubey and Rochisha Agarwal of Class IX-O were honoured with the Silver Award, receiving the Silver Medal, Silver Badge, and Certificate. Soham Gupta of Class IX-O received the Bronze Award, Bronze Medal, Bronze Badge, and Certificate.