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CLASS IX VIRTUAL ORIENTATION PROGRAMME(2021-22)
A Virtual Orientation programme was organised for the parents of class IX students on Saturday 17 April 2021.
The purpose of the Orientation Programme was to introduce the parents to the respective class teachers and subject teachers as well as to introduce them to the curriculum of the various subjects.
The Principal, Ms Padma Srinivasan addressed the parents and advised them to ensure that their wards attend all the classes regularly and follow a routine in tough times. She informed that the curriculum will be based on the Competency Based Learning and Experiential Learning as given in the New Educational Policy
The Headmistress, Ms.Rashmi Malhotra emphasized on the importance of the discipline to be followed while attending virtual classes. The Class Representatives spoke about the rules that the students need to follow while attending the virtual classes in order to make them successful.
The Class teachers explained the code of conduct to the parents about virtual ethos to be followed by their ward. Each subject teacher, thereafter introduced themselves and gave a brief introduction of their subject along with providing information about the text-books to be referred , course content etc, for the same. The session ended with the class teachers thanking the parents for participating enthusiastically in the programme and understanding the ethos of the school. 74 % of the parents attended the orientation programme.
VIRTUAL ORIENTATION SESSION FOR CLASS XII-(2021-22)
A Virtual Orientation session was held for the parents of students of class XII on 10th April 2021 from 5PM onwards. The parents met the Principal Ms. Padma Srinivasan, the Vice Principal Ms. Renu Nayar ,class representatives, class teachers and the subject teachers in the virtual google classrooms. The Principal , Ms Padma Srinivasan addressed the parents and requested them to make sure that their ward attends all the classes regularly and that they follow a routine in tough times under covid-19 situation. The Vice Principal, Dr. Renu Nayar, addressed the issue of discipline to be followed while attending virtual classes in all the virtual rooms. She highlighted that in case of any problem, the parent may contact the Class Teacher or the Class Rep for its solution. The Reps welcomed the parents by stressing upon the need for updating the paraphernalia for virtual education as it is now the part and parcel of learning. The Class teachers shared the screen and gave the mobile numbers of all the subject teachers and explained the code of conduct to the parents about virtual ethos to be followed by their ward. Each subject teacher thereafter gave a brief introduction about their subject along with the books, course content and break up of marks. The session ended by answering the query of the parents. The session proved to be fruitful and constructive in bringing the parents closer to the ethos of the school. 64% parents attended the orientation programme .
Class X Virtual Orientation Program (2021-22)
An online orientation program was organised for the parents of Class X students on 10 April, 2021.
The orientation program focussed on introducing the parents to the respective subject teachers, to share the curriculum of various subjects, scheme of studies and acquaint the parents with the framework and processes of the online classes being conducted for the students.
The Principal, Ms. Padma Srinivasan addressed the parents and requested them to ensure that their ward attends the online classes regularly and are monitored under their guidance. The importance of being in regular contact with the subject teachers was reiterated.
The Headmistress, Ms. Rashmi Malhotra emphasised on the value of discipline in the online classes and the need for the involvement of parents in the learning process of their wards. She informed the parents about the school counselors who can be contacted in case any assistance is required. The Class Representatives spoke about the rules that the students needed to follow while attending the virtual classes in order to make them successful.
The Class teachers explained the code of conduct to the parents relating to virtual ethos to be followed by their ward.
The session ended with the class teachers thanking the parents for participating enthusiastically in the program and understanding the ethos of the school.
The program witnessed participation from 84% of parents.
Holiday on Account of Birthday of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
Delhi Public School, R K Puram, DPS East of Kailash and DPS Vasant Vihar will remain closed on Wednesday, 14th April 2021 on account of Birthday of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
Schedule for AISSCE Board Practical Examination – 2021
National Youth Icon Award 2020
Malank Goel, a student of Class XI, DPS RK Puram, is the recipient of the prestigious National Youth Icon Award 2020. The National Youth Icon Award is the premiere and the highest youth award in India for excellence in development work aimed to raise the profile of young people and highlight the contribution they are making towards developing a fairer, sustainable, peaceful and prosperous future for the nation. He has developed a project SOLAKE : An Econometric Model for Sustainable Revival of Lakes tied together with Solar Renewable Energy Generation’. The Research paper has been published in ‘Clean Future’. Malank has a keen interest in sustainability and has been actively working on solar renewable energy solutions for the benefit of the environment and the society.
This innovation is a collaborative effort from different streams, by bringing together technologies and techniques from revival and rejuvenation of water bodies, waste water treatment and ground water recharging, solar power plant design and implementation and econometric modelling to establish a financially feasible self-sustaining solution for revival of lakes and urban water bodies. It resolves two big issues that our cities are facing currently like the revival of the lake ecosystem enabling communities around it to thrive and Providing much needed green and clean energy, enabling the cities to become green cities.
He is a founder of Light Spread, which aims to make education available to children or low-income families especially after the Covid-19 pandemic. Light Spread is a not for profit. He has developed the platform to connect schools with members of society to fund the education of kids unable to afford/prioritize it.
In his free time, Malank write’s papers on current economic and market issues. He follows an analytical approach in analysing the impact of various events such as Covid pandemic on various stakeholders in society. Papers are published at his own Blog and are submitted at various Govt windows.