‘SKILLS N THRILLS’ SHOWCASE(VI-VIII)-DEC/JAN 2022-23

The event was an amalgamation of a plethora of performances by students, unfolding their ideas and displaying their acquisition of skills in the Art Education and Work Experience classes. Here’s a glimpse of some enthralling presentations-The English Theatre students presented the genre of mystery and suspense through their self written story, street play and skits pertaining to social issues of Child Abuse and Nature Conservation  as well as on diverse themes such as King Lear by Shakespeare, Mother’s Day by J.B. Priestley, The Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, ‘Christmas Chronicle’ and acts from the Mahabharata. The Hindi Theatre enthusiasts showcased an enactment on the topic, ‘’स्वर्ग में हड़ताल’ नाटक’ and ‘Andher Nagari Chopat Raja’.

A symphonic performance by the students of Indian Vocal Music, a mellifluous rendition by the orchestra followed by a soulful portrayal of popular English songs by the students of Western Vocal Music set the tone for the event. An ardent and enthusiastic fusion dance performance was put up by the students of Classical and Western Dance.

Powerpoint presentations and projects made by the students of Think lab educating the audience regarding future thinking on critical sustainability issues and ‘Water Conservation’ were demonstrated. Articles created out of household waste products were displayed by the students of ‘Create Out of Waste’.

Health and I showcased skits on vector borne diseases like malaria and its prevention, food adulteration and importance of a balanced diet.The Social Service group also presented a skit  on the topic, ‘What happens in dark, always comes to light’.The Robotics team displayed its ability in building and coding robots to have special talents. Grade 6 students exhibited their robotic cars during the showcase time.

Each participant who took part in the event was exceptionally gifted and the crowd was entranced by their ability.

The event ended with Ms. Vinita Gupta, Headmistress (VI-VIII), addressing the audience. She emphasised the importance of extra-curricular activities in a student’s life highlighting the relevance and significance of such activities in the holistic growth of the students.

RESULTS-SHOWCASE CLASS VI 2022-23

ART EDUCATION 6 A-F

1ST POSITION: WESTERN VOCAL

2ND POSITION: INDIAN INSTRUMENTAL

ART EDUCATION 6 G-K

1ST POSITION: HINDI THEATRE

2ND POSITION:INDIAN VOCAL

WORK EXPERIENCE 6 A-F

1ST POSITION: MATH LAB

2ND POSITION: ROBOTICS

WORK EXPERIENCE 6 G-K

1ST POSITION: MATH LAB

2ND POSITION: HEALTH & I

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RESULTS-SHOWCASE CLASS VII 2022-23

ART EDUCATION 7 A-F

1ST POSITION: WESTERN INSTRUMENTAL

2ND POSITION: WESTERN VOCAL

ART EDUCATION 7 G-K

1ST POSITION: WESTERN VOCAL

2ND POSITION:ENGLISH THEATRE (7G-7H Group)

WORK EXPERIENCE 7 A-F

1ST POSITION: MATH LAB

2ND POSITION:  HEALTH N I

WORK EXPERIENCE 7 G-K

1ST POSITION: ROBOTICS

2ND POSITION:  E AND I 

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 RESULTS-SHOWCASE CLASS VIII 2022-23

ART EDUCATION 8 A-F

1ST POSITION: HINDI THEATRE

2ND POSITION:WESTERN VOCAL

ART EDUCATION 8 G-K

1ST POSITION: INDIAN INSTRUMENTAL

2ND POSITION:WESTERN INSTRUMENTAL

WORK EXPERIENCE 8 A-F

1ST POSITION: DISASTER MANAGEMENT

2ND POSITION: MATH LAB

WORK EXPERIENCE 8 G-K

1ST POSITION: MATH LAB

2ND POSITION: SOCIAL SERVICE

Assembly VI-E & VI-F (02-02-2023)

Topic : “LOHRI AND MAKAR SANKRANTI”

The students of class VI E and VI F came together to revive the festive spirit of Lohri and Makar Sankranti with their Class Assembly held on 02 Feb 2023 in the AVH.

The event commenced with a melodious morning prayer sung by Ayan Alam, Adya Khanna, Yuvraj, Iris Ahlawat, Karman Singh, Gurleen Kaur, Mitali Bakshi, Mohammad Adyaan, Ankit, Dhuruv, Mishka, Saanvi Sawhney, Trishala and Saara. The comperes Ishaan Shrivastav, Zoya Kaur, Arav Mukherjee and Navya Mehta welcomed the audience with the vivacious spirit of the festivals. Adya Khanna and Viraaj Gupta shared their thoughts for the day in French and Sanskrit respectively. Speeches on the relevance of the festivals were delivered by Aniket Aggarwal and Vaanya Sharma. Akshainie Bedi, Satvik Gupta, Advit Gupta and Ishaan Gaur presented the news. A zestful song based on the tradition of kite-flying during this auspicious time was sung by the choir. Adding charm to this festivity, Aviral Nayyar, Saanvika Shrinivas, Samia, Anya Johri, Saanvi Singh Pawar, Ananya Singh, Arin Jha, Saatvika Arya and Kiara performed a Punjabi dance while Grisha Kaushik, Sanyam Singh Manak, Vamsi Singh, Mitali Bakshi, Kaavyansh and Pusan celebrated the tradition of the state of Uttarakhand by performing a beautiful dance on the famous, ‘Bedupaku’. Incorporating all of these awe-inspiring performances, a play was enacted by actors including Aniket Aggarwal, Lavika Kaur, Ashray Kaushik, Shimja, Vivaan, Navya Nandini and Nishchay which enthralled the audience.

The credit for the technical assistance goes to the team of Tushar Khandelwal and Saanvi Verma. E-invite, folders and invitation cards were prepared by Lav Singh, Kush Singh, Katyayani Chugh, Shimja, Navya Nandini and Vanya Sharma.

2 FEBRUARY 2023, THURSDAY
CLASSES VI-E AND VI-F
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. DIKSHA JAGGA  and MS. KANIKA CHAMOLI
HEADMISTRESS- MS. VINITA GUPTA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – MS. DIVYA KAPOOR
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. KAVERI DHAR

Assembly VIII-G & VIII-H (01-02-2023)

Topic : “NATIONAL YOUTH DAY- “VIKSIT YUVA,VIKSIT BHARAT”

The students of classes VIII G AND VIII H came together to commemorate and honour the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda which is also celebrated as the “National Youth Day”. The class assembly was conducted with the primary aim of sensitising the students about the philosophies, principles, and ideas of Swami Vivekananda and promoting rational thinking among students.

The assembly commenced with the prayer ‘Subah Savere Leke Tera Naam Prabhu’ sung by Rudrankshi Patra, Garv Daga, Ashvik Gohri, Medha, Aarav Devrani, Aarav Gupta, Rayna Sharma, Ritwik Gupta and Saisha Bajaj. The comperes Shriya Sawhney and Aanya Sehgal introduced the topic and invited Ishani Aggarwal, Naitik Jha, Ridaan Sethi, Agastaya Chandok and Kartik Vats to read the news bulletin. ‘Benediction’ a poem by Swami Vivekananda was recited by Kimaya Gupta.

Tanya Garg, Jai Goel, Ranbir Singh Dhillon, Vidhaan Garg, Nishchay Rawat, Ose Gupta, Navika Singh, Khwahish Tokas, Pranam Chandok, Diksha Vats, Divit Gupta and Kabir Khan delivered speeches on the life of Swami Vivekananda and his contribution to yoga. Myra Singh, Aekagra Sondhi, Elina Aggarwal, Shreya Walia and Aryaman Gupta showcased their talent with a mesmerising instrumental performance. This was followed by a skit on the life of Swami Vivekananda and his teachings which was performed by Shaurya Trehan, Ridhiman Panwar, Rayna Sharma, Maira Anand, Madhav Goyal, Dhruv Bhardwaj, Riddhi Jain and Siddhi Jain. A beautiful fusion dance was presented by Yantika Upadhyay, Anushree Chakraborty, Aadya Singh, Yashvi Gairola and Aradhya Gupta. In the end, Elina Aggarwal, Aditya Sahrawat, Saisha Bajaj, Shreya Walia and Tavishi Singh enlightened us with the teachings of Swami Vivekananda.

The aesthetic artwork, virtual designing, cards and folders were done by Arshiya Juneja, Akhil Ranjan, Kartik Rhode, Siddhi Jain, Riddhi Jain, Aadya and Yashvi. The digital presentation was made and presented by Ayon Choudhury.

1 FEBRUARY 2023, WEDNESDAY
CLASSES VIII-G AND VIII-H
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. KRITI MEHTA and MS. BHUMIKA SINGH
HEADMISTRESS- MS. VINITA GUPTA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – MS. EKTA ARORA
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. ABHA CHONA

WINNERS – DRISHTIKON HOSTED BY THE HERITAGE SCHOOL, ROHINI

DEBSOC, the debating society of Delhi public School R.K Puram participated in  Drishtikon, the annual debate competition, hosted by The Heritage School, Rohini on 1st February, 2023. The school was represented by the following members, Aryan Kumar, Ananya Srivastava, Arth Agarwal, Sarah Kashyap, Stuti Kathuria  and Vigaas Singh for the offline events, and Riddhi Sharma and Falak Gupta for the online events. The event had 9 schools competing against each other in various formats ranging from Multi format debates to Asian Parliamentary Debates. Aryan Kumar XI J, Arth Agarwal XI I and Sarah Kashyap XI C secured the first position in the Asian Parliamentary format and Vigaas Singh XI S secured third position in the Multi Format. Sarah Kashyap XI C was also announced as the Best Speaker of Parliamentary debate.

AIR-2 IN THE PROJECT COMPETITION 

Geogenius International Organisation organized the National Geography Project Competition 2022 in June 2022 and 12th National Geography Olympiad 2022-23 in December 2022. 

Mahi Agrawal of class XII-S bagged AIR-2 in the project competition and overall rank 3 in the Olympiad. She has been awarded with a trophy and certificate for the project competition and a medal and certificate for the Olympiad. The theme for the project competition was “Glaciers: Are they melting too fast?”

Class XII Farewell 2022-2023

“Goodbyes make you think. They make you realise what you’ve had, what you’ve lost, and what you’ve taken for granted.” – Ritu Ghatourey

As the academic year comes to a close, it’s time to bid farewell to the outgoing batch of 2023. This year’s farewell was held on 3rd February 2023 and was an evening to remember. The decoration was breathtaking with an amazing display of colours and balloons that truly set the mood for the evening of celebration.

The dance performances were the highlight of the evening, with students showcasing their talents in a medley of 9 songs including Kala Chashma, Desi Girl, Sade Gully, Om Shanti Om, Ainvayi Ainvayi, Tumse Milke Dil Ka jo Haal, Sauda Khara Khara, Gadi Red Challenger and Dhakad. The energy and enthusiasm of the performers brought the audience to their feet and the room was filled with applause and cheers.

This batch has faced numerous challenges, with the COVID-19 pandemic being the most significant one. Despite the setbacks, the students have persevered and have come out stronger. This farewell was a testament to their resilience and a celebration of their journey.As we say goodbye to our 50th batch, we reflect on the memories we have shared and the bonds we have formed. This farewell marked the end of their high school journey and it was a befitting tribute to the hard work and dedication they have shown throughout their years here.

In conclusion, the farewell was an evening to remember, filled with laughter, tears, and memories that will last a lifetime. As the students move on to the next chapter of their lives, we wish them all the best and hope they will look back on their high school years with fondness.

Hostel Farewell

“The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step” – Lao Tzu.

The Hostel Farewell of 2023 was a suitable beginning to the outgoing  hostel batch of 2023’s upcoming voyage. Both the boys’ and girls’ hostel students attended the event, which was held on February 4 in the Audio Visual Hall.

The hostel students gave spirited performances during the farewell, showcasing their skill in dance, singing, and other art forms. The audience was treated to a spellbinding exhibition of musical performances, vivacious dance routines, and hilarious sketches. The students gave their best during the performances, working hard to make the farewell a special occasion.

The combined afterparty and dinner demonstrated the students’ bond from both hostels. The students socialized, danced, and shared stories, resulting in memories that will last a life time. Seniors were presented with mementos in the form of trophies and sashes from the juniors, which they will treasure as a reminder of their time at the hostel. The event was a befitting send-off for the outgoing students, who shared their experiences and memories from their time spent at the hostel.

Overall, the 2023 Hostel Farewell was a memorable event that highlighted the hostel students’ talents and camaraderie.

Assembly VII-E & VII-F (03-02-2023)

Topic: Army Day: The Unheard Courage of a Soldier
With this theme in mind the students of VII-E and VII-F presented an extraordinary assembly

on the topic- Army Day: The Unheard Courage of a Soldier.The Assembly began with the morning prayer- ‘Hey Sharde Maa’ to invoke the blessings of  goddess Saraswati the goddess of Knowledge and Performing Arts. The Morning prayer was performed by-Sara, Lamiya, Rudrakshi, Aditya, Manmeet, Parul, Aaron, Aditya, Aditya Goswami, Astha, Vani, Anik, Atharv, Achintya, Jagesh, Samar, Prithvi, Shreshtha, Gauri, Naisha, Pradatta, Abhiveer, Tanish Gulgulia, Harshveer, Tanishq. Next event was the devotional dance titled ‘Bhaj Govindam’ composed by Adi Shankaracharya a prominent figure in Indian devotion movement. The dance was performed by-Tannesha, Ritika, Anusha, Mritsha, Astha, Gauri, Vani. Next the theme of the assembly was formally introduced by Akshara and Ayana.

To motivate the viewers the Thought for the day was presented  by Anvi, Shubham Lodhi, Parth, Sumair, Vani, Mahikaa, Sukhraj. An aware citizen is one who is aware of the events taking place around the world. Students of VII E and VII F presented a News Skit highlighting important news headlines of the Day. The news was presented by Kiaan, Khushi , Abhay, Shubham, Rudrakshi, Gauri, Kiaan, Khushi , Abhay, Vihaan. Next on the event list was the Interesting fact in order to add to the knowledge of the viewers. The facts were presented by Harsh, Shristi, Surya. The students of class VII E and VII F are multi-talented, this was showcased very well with the Self Composed poem of Vaishvi Mittal and Saanvii Saluja. An assembly presentation is incomplete without a skit, dance and Orchestra presentation. Various art forms were showcased in the assembly. First was theme related skit cum musical performance titled- ‘Mere Desh Ki Mitti’. The skit included poetry recitation highlighting important events in the life of a Soldier. The events were narrated by Kshitij, Aniket and Abhiveer and enacted by Surbhi, Rudrakshi, Ridhima, Rasmika, Rakshit, Ayaan, Saanvi Gugnani. The skit was followed by an army themed dance presentation  by Anika, Amaira, Anvi, Gauri, Aditya Goswami, Aditya, Ayaana, Khushi, Khushi Vijay, Naisha, Praaket, Saanvi Saluja, Sairah, Sanvi Sawhney, Sukhraj, Tanish Shankar. The Last event of the day was a melodious, enchanting and mesmerising Musical orchestra performance by Anaisha, Kshitij, Kiaan, Ayaan, Rajat, Aaira, Saisha, Sara, Vaideesh, Naintara, Saanvi Gugnani, Aarav Garg, Vihaan, Devyansh, Viraj. The main comperes of the event were Akshara, Anaisha, Aniket, Govind, Naintara, Saisha, Surbhi, Khushi, Kshitij, Ayana, Praaket, Samaira. Cards and Board were prepared by – Amaira, Ritika, Anusha, Mritsha, Anaihira, Rasmika, Aniket, Aaira, Rudrakshi, Gauri, Samaira, Mishti, Saanvi Saluja, Mahikaa, Aarav, Achintya, Parth, Pradatta, Sairah, Sampann. An excellent powerpoint presentation was created by Govind, Kshitj and Abhiveer. Cupcakes were baked by  Gauri, Ayana, Praaket and Samaira  inviting the Principal, Headmistress and our class representatives.

03 FEBRUARY 2023, Friday
CLASSES VII- E AND VII-F
Class Teachers – Mr. Arvind Singh & Ms. Tirpti Kapoor
Class Representative – Ms. Ritu Raj
Headmistress- Ms Vinita Gupta
Assembly Incharge- Ms. Abha Chona
Photographer – Mr. Shankar Giri

Assembly VI-K (31-01-2023)

Topic : “GRATITUDE”

“Gratitude is not only the greatest of virtues but the parent of all others” wrote Roman philosopher Cicero. Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today and creates a vision for tomorrow. The assembly tries to signify the importance of appreciating and being grateful for things around us.

Class VI-K presented their assembly on 31st January 2023 under the guidance of their class teacher Ms.Bharti Shukla. The topic for the assembly was ‘Gratitude’.The assembly commenced with the melodious morning prayer “तेरी है जमीं…तेरा आसमां” sung by Anshika Gupta, Hrida Datta, Fatima Syed, Utsaav Bansal, Anshika Kathuria, Pihu Vaish, Myesha Vinayak, Arman Jain, Kritika Chetri , Aanya Dobal, Saisha Ghandi, Jivisha Jain, Arya Kumari, Hriday Chadha, Mohd. Arhaan, Harshdeep Singh, Riddhi Dham, Kartikeya, Kriday Guglani, Aditya Khanna and Vir Jason. This was followed by the Saraswati Vandana by Maisha, Aanya, Saisha, Jivisha, Anshika G, Kritika and Pihu. Next, to enlighten the gathering, came the thought of the day spoken by Aarchi and Dhani. The news updates were given next by Garvit Marwah, Anshika Kathuria, Kriday Guglani and Apeksha Mathur. Utsaav Bansal, Ruhaan Arora and Kritika Kshetri recited a beautiful self composed poem. Going ahead with the programme, the choir which included Neeva Jain, Amaya Alug, Aira Naik, Tahira Singh, Hrida Datta and Fatima Syed sang a beautiful mellifluous song.A beautiful skit about being thankful for everything was presented by Anushka Jain, Ahmed Abdullah, Neeva Jain, Ruhaan Arora, Utsaav Bansal, Viihaan Anand, Hriday Chadda, Dhani Chhokar and Vir Jason. The assembly ended with a vibrant western dance performance by Anushka Jain, Neeva Jain, Amaya Alug, Himanshu, Prateet Singh Marwah, Ridaan Jain, Aira Naik, Tahira Singh and Ritika Malik.

Comperes for the assembly were Veer Chawala and Anushka Jain. Invite cards and Folders were made magnificently by Aaira Naik and Myesha Vinayak. Utsaav Bansal, Pihu Vaish and Myesha Vinayak decorated the class assembly board beautifully. Havish made the digital presentation and e-invite.

31 JANUARY 2023, TUESDAY
CLASSES VI-K
CLASS TEACHER – MS. BHARTI SHUKLA
HEADMISTRESS- MS. VINITA GUPTA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – MS. AASTHA BABLANI
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. KAVERI DHAR

Pariksha Pe Charcha 2023 : An Interactive Session with the Prime Minister

There were times when examination time used to be a time of stress and anxiety for the students and their parents.As part of the fifth edition of, “Pariksha Pe Charcha 2023”, Honourable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji, discussed ways to handle the examination stress with students, teachers and parents in an interactive session at Talkatora Stadium on Friday , 27th January , 2023 at 11 Am .

This programme was telecast live for all the students of Delhi Public School RK Puram in the Audio Visual Hall.Students from across the country interacted with the PM to understand how  to overcome anxiety surrounding the examinations .From the beginning itself,  the PM made the students feel at home and began his address with the new year greetings. He emphasised on the role of the Young India in shaping the future and destiny of the world 

PM ModiJi answered questions ranging from motivating themselves to the limitless opportunities that are available to the students in the current times.  Further, he laid emphasis upon the importance  of extracurricular activities and reminded the students that marks are not everything. He also touched upon the impact and the changes that technology has ushered in  the modern times and advised us about a judicious use of technology and social media. He further said that motivation is the key to success.He also dissuaded students from procrastinating as it led to inefficiency. He also asked the students to maintain a diary to remember things and work in a more organised manner. He also said that exams are not life but a part of life.

It was a learning and lifetime experience for all the students and teachers. They learnt from the Prime Minister how to prove themselves, how to meet the greater expectations of life and how technology can lead to expansion of their mind and soul.

Assembly VII-B & VII-G (27-01-2023)

Topic : “PATRIOTISM: हमारी प्राथमिकता”

“It is our duty to pay for our liberty with our own blood. The freedom that we shall win through our sacrifice and exertions, we shall be able to preserve with our own strength.” — Subhas Chandra Bose.

The students of class VII- B and G celebrated the life of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose through their morning presentation on 27 January 2023 on the theme “PATRIOTISM: हमारी प्राथमिकता”.The assembly commenced with the prayer “Ye matt kaho Khuda se meri mushkilein badi hai” sung by Suhani, Aaliya, Avani, Vaibhav, Rishabh, Jatin, Abhinav, Keshav, Sivanta, Garv, Dyumna, Barkha,  Kedara, Shivanjali, Aakriti, Ishita, Aayu, Niharika, Vidhi, Ayana, Ritika and Ankita. This was followed by melodious Saraswati Vandana by Kedara, Purab and Anirban. 

After this, the Principal, Ms Padma Srinivasan welcomed everyone with an eloquent prayer.This was followed by shloka recitation by Siddhi and thought for the day by Bhavik, Mayansh and Ishita. Then, the news for the day was read by Urvee, Naitik, Samyukhta and the weather report by Vivaan. This was followed by an energetic and fabulous classical dance by Aanya, Barkha, Siddhi, Avani and Shreya on the soulful song “Vande Matram”. 

This was followed by story-telling and speech on Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose by Aarsheya, Rishi, Samarth, Yuvaan, Suhani and Garv. Then there was a beautiful patriotic self-composed poem by Aaliya. After this, a mesmerizing instrumental music performance was executed by Vansh and Sanvi who played the keyboard, Anirban played tabla while Purab & Nipun played clapbox. Next was an energetic group dance performance on the song “Kadam kadam badhaye ja” by Shivaya, Aanya, Aayu, Aarsheya, Aadya, Ronak, Astha, Yashraj, Rishi, Atharv, Shivam, Anupam, Samarth, Hamza, Keshav, Jatin, Rishabh, Bhavik, Veer, Sonanshi, Shreya, Barkha, Dyumna, Avani and Aaliya.

The comperes were Samanyu and Aakriti. The board and artwork was made by Shreya, Aanya, Aayu and Vidhi. Folders and Invitation prepared by Aanya Yadav and Shreya. E-invite by Atharv and Shivaya, digital presentation prepared and coordinated by Atharv, Vidhi, Ishita and Mayansh.

27 JANUARY 2023, FRIDAY
CLASSES VII-B AND VII-G
CLASS TEACHERS – MS. NUZHAT SHAIKH  and MS. BHARTI
HEADMISTRESS- MS. VINITA GUPTA
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE – MS. RITURAJ
ACTIVITY INCHARGE – MS. ABHA CHONA and MS. KAVERI DHAR

WINNER IN KATHA VACHAN (STORY TELLING) COMPETITION

The Indian School organized an Interschool Sanskrit Vachan Kaushal Pratiyogita 2023 on Tuesday, 31st January 2023. More than 17 schools participated in the competition and Vaishnavi Sudarshan, student of Class VII A secured the 1st position in Katha Vachan (Story Telling) Competition. She also received a certificate and a cheque of Rs. 5000.