The Open House for the parents of Class IX was organised on 12th July 2025 from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in order to facilitate a fruitful interaction between the parents and the subject teachers. The parents interacted with the subject teachers on a one-to-one basis regarding their ward’s academic performance in the half yearly examination. Parents were appreciative of the efforts and the work done by the class 9 class teachers and the school authorities.
Fifty students from Classes IX to XI visited the AICTE IDEA Lab and Atal Incubation Centre at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Dwarka on July 11, 2025. The visit was an initiative to provide students with first-hand exposure to real-world innovation, technology, and entrepreneurship.At the IDEA Lab, students explored various tools and technologies used in prototyping and product development, including 3D printers, laser cutters, CNC machines, and embedded systems. They also viewed working prototypes created by university students, ranging from smart irrigation systems to drone-based pollution monitors.
At the Atal Incubation Centre, students gained insights into how startups are nurtured—from ideation and business modelling to prototyping and funding. They were introduced to programmes like ASPIRE, SPARK, and IGNITE that support young entrepreneurs at various stages of innovation.
The visit sparked curiosity, encouraged creative thinking, and gave students a clearer understanding of how ideas can evolve into impactful solutions. Interacting with innovators and seeing real applications of technology inspired many to think beyond textbooks and imagine their own journeys in the fields of science, technology, and entrepreneurship. The children were accompanied by Ms Taruna Kapoor and Ms Preeti Jagota and the visit was organised by: SPARK LAB & The InnoPreneurs Club
It was a meaningful and memorable learning experience that will resonate with the students for years to come.
The Open House for the parents of class XII students was held on 24th May 2025 as per the following schedule.
| Class 12 Sections | Time |
| A, D, E, F, I, J, O, P, Q, U, T | 08:30 am to 10:00 am |
| B, C, G, H, K, L, M, N, R, S, V | 10:30 am to 12:30 pm |
An email was sent on the official email id of the students regarding the schedule of the PTM. 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 and were updated about the deadlines for the same. 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.
Roboknights and Exun members participated and won laurels for the school.Naitik Jindal X-J and Aryamman Ojha X-N participated in the “Robowar” sub event and Vihaan Pundir IX-M participated in the “WebD” sub event of Code 2025 organised by Apeejay School, Noida on Thursday, 1st May 2025 and won the 2nd position.
Naitik Jindal X-J and Kyraan Katyal X-K participated in the Robo Race sub event of Ordin@triXKuriobots 25.0 organised by Tagore International School, Vasant Vihar on Tuesday, 6 May 2025 and won First position.
The International Himalayan Peace Award 2024 was presented to Dr. Anang Jai Saxena, a senior Hindi teacher at Delhi Public School, RK Puram, on August 29, 2024, in Pokhara, Nepal. The award ceremony was organized by the Indo-Nepal Relationship & Peace Foundation.
Dr. Saxena was honoured for his dedication to education and society and his outstanding services were recognized with the prestigious award. The award was presented by Shukra Raj Sharma, President of the Nepal Congress, in the presence of the Indian Ambassador to Nepal and several dignitaries from the Nepal Government.
The award ceremony was jointly organized by the Deendayal Upadhyay Foundation and Integrated Global University. On this occasion, Dr. Saxena expressed his views on the role of an ideal teacher in society.
“The power of mathematics is often to change one thing into another, to change geometry into language.” – Marcus du Sautoy
On 19 July 2025, Matsoc, the Mathematics Society of Delhi Public School R.K. Puram, successfully hosted the much-anticipated Annual Inter-school Mathematics Festival — Mathematical Crusade 2025. The event was a celebration of mathematical thinking, analytical rigour and creative expression, allowing students from over 31 schools across Delhi-NCR to engage with the beauty and power of Mathematics in innovative formats.
The event featured five meticulously curated competitions, each offering participants from Classes VI to XII an opportunity to showcase their logical reasoning, collaborative spirit and creative problem-solving abilities. The events were as follows:
A high-stakes problem solving competition, Brainwave Blitz tested the participants’ ability to navigate through challenging problems under time constraints. The competition brought together teams of sharp-minded students eager to prove their mettle, with a focus on logic, trivia and critical reasoning.
In a dramatic blend of theatre and mathematics, teams of three brought legendary mathematicians to life through captivating role-plays and scripts. The event demonstrated not only deep mathematical understanding but also teamwork, storytelling and stagecraft. The event witnessed theatrical performances that were not only mesmerising but also informative. The judges for the competition were Ms Bhavneet Kaur, Professor, Lady Shri Ram College and Ms Dalu Jacob, Assistant Professor, IIT Delhi.
This unique musical competition bridged the gap between rhythm and reason, thereby allowing participants to express mathematical ideas through songs. Ranging from Pi-themed compositions to poetic tributes to equations, the event highlighted how Mathematics is deeply embedded in the patterns of sound. The event was judged by Ms Suchitra Kaushik, former PGT Math at DPS RK Puram and Professor Jonaki Ghosh from Lady Shri Ram College.
The participants in this event designed creative calendars for July 2025, using mathematical theories, formulas and history. Their entries reflected a strong grasp of content along with visual creativity. The event was judged by Ms.Sushma Suneja,former HOD mathematics DPS R K Puram and Ms.Arunima Dasgupta,former PGT at DPS R K Puram.
PI-O-NEERS QUIZ
In this thrilling contest of wits and speed, teams of two competed in a high-energy quiz that tested their mathematical trivia, logical reasoning and critical thinking. The event began with a competitive preliminary round, after which the top 6 teams advanced to a nail-biting final, where every second and answer counted. The quiz proved to be a true battle of brains, celebrating the thrill of rapid reasoning and sharp problem-solving.
The valedictory ceremony commenced with a Ganesh Vandana followed by a melodious duet sung by the students. During his address, the Principal, Mr Anil Kumar applauded the mathematical brilliance on display. He also acknowledged the seamless and consistent efforts of the Head of the Mathematics Department, Ms Ritu Nayar along with all the teachers and volunteers for their vision and execution. He expressed pride in the school’s tradition of fostering intellectual excellence through such platforms. He highlighted the fact that the journey towards mathematical greatness begins in school and events like Mathematical Crusade become stepping stones to future success. He took the opportunity to announce that next year onwards this event would be held on 22 July, which can also be written as the fraction 22/7, which is equal to 3.14285714, an approximation of π (pi). He also took the opportunity to congratulate the students who represented India at the 66th International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) 2025, held in Sunshine Coast, Australia. The students, who are also a part of a DPS core school, made the country proud by winning three gold, two silver, and one bronze medal, securing India’s 7th global rank—a historic achievement.
The Principal’s address was followed by the announcement of the winners. The winners of the Mathematical Crusade were felicitated with trophies and certificates by the Principal, Mr. Anil Kumar, Vice Principals – Mr Anil Kathuria and Mr Mukesh Kumar, and the senior teachers of the Maths department. All participants were acknowledged for their efforts. DPS Greater Faridabad was declared the Overall Winner. The vote of thanks was proposed by Mr Jagjeet Singh. The event concluded on a patriotic note with the rendition of the National Anthem.
The results of the event are as follows:
| OVERALL WINNERS | DPS GREATER FARIDABAD |
| OVERALL RUNNERS UP | DPS NOIDA |
| OVERALL SECOND RUNNERS UP | DPS VASANT KUNJ |
| BRAINWAVE BLITZ | |
| FIRST POSITION | DPS INDIRAPURAM |
| SECOND POSITION | DPS NOIDA |
| THIRD POSITION | DPS, GAMMA II, GREATER NOIDA |
| MODEIL MATHEMATICA | |
| FIRST POSITION | DPS MATHURA ROAD |
| SECOND POSITION | BLUEBELLS SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL |
| THIRD POSITION | MAYOOR SCHOOL, NOIDA |
| SYMPHONIES OF MATH | |
| FIRST POSITION | DPS GREATER FARIDABAD |
| SECOND POSITION | DPS RK PURAMMAYOOR SCHOOL, NOIDA |
| THIRD POSITION | DPS VASANT KUNJ |
| MATH-O-KALENDAR | |
| FIRST POSITION | DPS NOIDA |
| SECOND POSITION | DPS ROHINI |
| THIRD POSITION | INDIAN SCHOOL |
| PI-O-NEERS QUIZ | |
| FIRST POSITION | DPS GREATER FARIDABAD |
| SECOND POSITION | DPS VASANT KUNJ |
| THIRD POSITION | SUMMER FIELD SCHOOL |
Students of DPS R.K. Puram participated in the IPSC BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP 2025, held at Genesis Global School from 2th to 5th July.The U-17 Boys Team secured the 1st position
1. Aditya Gupta XI-J
2. Samarth RazdanXI-G
3. Vivaan Jha XI-J
4. Vedant Patil XI-I
Individual Events
Under-14 Category
Jay Anand VII-K – 2nd Position
Shiven Vij VIII-B – 4th Position
Under-17 Category
Vivaan Jha XI-J – 1st Position
Aditya Gupta XI-J – 2nd Position
Samarth RazdanXI-G – 5th Position
Under-19 Category
Aryaveer Kapoor- XN – 2nd Position
Jai Goel XI-J – 3rd Position
Overall Achievement
DPS R.K. Puram lifted the Overall Championship Trophy!
The Asian Junior Squash Championship 2025, held from 1st to 5th July 2025 in Gimcheon, SouthKorea, with participation from 18 countries across Asia.Aryaveer Dewan of Class XII-S emerged as the champion, securing the 1st position (Gold Medal) by defeating Nickhileswar Moganasundharam from Malaysia in the final.Amarya Bajaj of Class VII-E secured the 3rd position (Bronze Medal) after a hard-fought semifinal against Muhammad Suhail Adnan from Pakistan
Fifty students from Classes IX to XI visited the AICTE IDEA Lab and Atal Incubation Centre at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Dwarka on July 11, 2025. The visit was an initiative to provide students with first-hand exposure to real-world innovation, technology, and entrepreneurship.
At the IDEA Lab, students explored various tools and technologies used in prototyping and product development, including 3D printers, laser cutters, CNC machines, and embedded systems. They also viewed working prototypes created by university students, ranging from smart irrigation systems to drone-based pollution monitors.
At the Atal Incubation Centre, students gained insights into how startups are nurtured—from ideation and business modelling to prototyping and funding. They were introduced to programmes like ASPIRE, SPARK, and IGNITE that support young entrepreneurs at various stages of innovation.
The visit sparked curiosity, encouraged creative thinking, and gave students a clearer understanding of how ideas can evolve into impactful solutions. Interacting with innovators and seeing real applications of technology inspired many to think beyond textbooks and imagine their own journeys in the fields of science, technology, and entrepreneurship. The children were accompanied by Ms Taruna Kapoor and Ms Preeti Jagota and the visit was organised by: SPARK LAB & The InnoPreneurs Club
It was a meaningful and memorable learning experience that will resonate with the students for years to come.
The Open House for the parents of Class IX was organised on 12th July 2025 from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in order to facilitate a fruitful interaction between the parents and the subject teachers. The parents interacted with the subject teachers on a one-to-one basis regarding their ward’s academic performance in the half yearly examination. Parents were appreciative of the efforts and the work done by the class 9 class teachers and the school authorities.
The Geography Department of Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram, organized an educational visit to the Hero MotoCorp manufacturing facility in Gurgaon for the students of Classes XI and XII on 9th July 2025 from 7:45am -12:45 pm. The students were accompanied by Mrs Sangita Bajpai, Ms Mahima Goel and Ms Swati Uppal. The objective of the trip was to provide students with practical exposure to sustainable industrial practices and modern manufacturing systems.
Upon arrival, Mr Mishra and Mr Arun Jajoria addressed the students with the overview of the plant operations. They were then taken on a guided tour of the company’s 7-acre shop floor, where they witnessed the highly efficient assembly-line manufacturing process allowing the company to produce up to 7,000 two-wheelers in a day and 1 two-wheeler every 18 minutes.In addition to the manufacturing process, the tour focused heavily on sustainability and eco-friendly innovations adopted by the company. Students observed various green practices such as:
● Upcycling of materials
● Use of motion sensors to reduce electricity consumption
● Groundwater recharge systems
● Adoption of energy-efficient technology throughout the plant
The highlight of the visit was an interactive session with Mr. Vinod Thusu, who guided the students about the practices of Environment Social Governance (ESG) and its various components. He informed the students about carbon emissions and how to reduce carbon footprints.
“Success is where preparation and opportunity meet.” ~Bobby Unser
Delhi Public School RK Puram hosted ‘Crossroads’, its Annual Career Fair, on 5th July 2025. More than 180 universities from countries including the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, France, Italy, Hong Kong, Japan and Singapore along with more than 50 Indian universities took part in this event. Some of the prestigious universities participating in this grand event were University of Southern California, Hong Kong University, SCAD, Babson College , University College London, University of British Columbia, University of Warwick, Singapore Management University, University of Sydney, Bocconi University, Vellore Institute of Technology, Ashoka University and more.
The representatives of these universities provided information about the latest happenings at the institution, upcoming programmes,research and newly launched centres and courses. They also answered a range of queries from the potential applicants and their parents. Topics covered in the discussions were foreign education systems, admission process, visa processes, accommodation, fee structure, overhead charges etc. The universities offered multifarious courses and programmes such as Engineering, Management, Business, Architecture, Law, Art, Design, Culinary Sciences, Music and Film Production among other sought after courses. Brochures were provided and information was exchanged between the representatives and students for further communication.
The event was attended by students and parents of classes IX to XII, who got an insight into the various aspects of international higher education and the diverse fields available Internationally and in India for students to choose from. This mega fair proved to be a valuable opportunity for both parents and students to not only become aware about the various career opportunities available but also interact with university representatives and gain knowledge about the admission process and future prospects in international education.