Delhi Public School, East of Kailash organised a series of visits to the Pradhan Mantri Sanghralay in the month of May. Students from Class I to Class V visited the museum to learn about the past Prime Minister and gain a better understanding of democracy. Through photographs, videos, digital displays, models and interactive exhibits, students gained valuable knowledge about India’s political history and democratic values. One of the major attractions for the students was the modern technology used in the museum, including audio-visual presentations, touch screens and virtual experiences. The children were excited to explore the galleries and actively participated in discussions and quizzes conducted during the visit. The excursions were both educational and enjoyable. The students returned with wonderful memories and a deeper understanding of India’s history and governance.

Date: 20/5/26

TOPIC: Heal the World 

CLASS TEACHER: Ms. Neha Misra

Students of Class IV D put up a spectacular assembly on the theme ‘Heal the World’. The assembly commenced on a solemn note with the morning news update and an inspiring Thought for the Day, that urged everyone to be compassionate and peaceful. This was followed by a soulful rendition of Michael Jackson’s iconic song, ‘Heal the World’. The stage then came alive with a captivating musical presentation that highlighted the urgent need for environmental conservation and peace around the world, seamlessly transitioning into a vibrant talent show where students showcased their diverse skills to celebrate human creativity and unity. The entire class came together for a grand finale dance, where the entire cohort performed a synchronised, high-energy routine. The event concluded with words of high appreciation from the Headmistress, followed by the National Anthem and group photograph. 

TOPIC: Follow Your Dreams – They Know the Way

CLASS TEACHER: Ms. Shagufta Khan

A class assembly on the topic ‘Follow Your Dreams – They Know the Way’ was conducted by class  III D to motivate students to believe in their goals and work hard to achieve success. The assembly began with the morning prayer followed by the Thought of the Day. The students presented speeches, poems and their talent  related to the importance of dreams and determination. The speakers explained that every successful person achieves greatness through dedication, confidence and continuous effort. Inspirational examples from the lives of famous personalities were also shared to encourage students. The message of the assembly inspired everyone to stay focused on their goals and never lose hope during challenges. The assembly concluded with the School Anthem and the group photograph.

Delhi Public School, East of Kailash, had the privilege of welcoming Mr. Rohit Mehra, known as the ‘Green Man of India,’ for his inspiring work on urban  environmental restoration. The workshop began with a warm welcome by the Headmistress, Ms. Usha Diptivilasa, who spoke about the importance of greenery in urban spaces and the need for  environmental protection. 

Mr. Mehra emphasised the urgent need to protect nature, reduce pollution, conserve water and plant more trees. He shared practical ways through which students can contribute to saving the environment, such as avoiding plastic and recycling waste. He then explained the concept of seed bombs and how they aid reforestation. The students then got hands-on experience of making seed bombs with cocopeat and clay. Mr. Mehra then distributed bird feeders and encouraged everyone to take the  responsibility of filling them with water for birds and animals. 

The workshop encourage the students to understand the importance of environmental conservation and sustainable living.

The Investiture Ceremony of Delhi Public School, East of Kailash was held on 14th May 2026. The theme of the event was taken from Emily Dickinson’s poem, ‘I dwell in Possibilities’ – words that will become the guiding mantra for the young change makers.  

The event began with the lighting of the lamp by the Headmistress, DPS East of Kailash, Ms. Usha Diptivilasa, the Supervisor, Ms. Dimple Menon and respected grandparents. The chanting of the shloka followed and brought calm to everyone’s hearts. The Delhi Public School, East of Kailash Orchestra opened the ceremony with a composition which combined elements from Carnatic and Hindustani Classical music.

Then, the Headmistress, Ms. Usha Diptivilasa addressed the gathering, reminding the students how, with great power, comes great responsibility. Following the address, the young actors took over the stage and put up a dance drama titled ‘The Power Within You.’  

As the students marched in, led by the Student Council, the parents beamed with joy and pride. The newly invested students turned to their parents and teachers with a sense of achievement in their eyes as they took the DPS Oath. The Student Council then addressed the gathering, speaking on the values they hold dear. The Ceremony wrapped up with the newly invested students ready to take on their new roles. 

The students of Delhi Public School, East of Kailash put on their creative hats in preparation of the upcoming Mother’s Day. The students of Class V, vowing to be more helpful, made coupons for their mothers in which they mentioned the chores in which they would help them. Class IV made gratitude cards, describing special moments they shared with their mothers. Class III made badges with messages for their mothers.  Class II brought photographs from home and made special artwork with them. Class I students made heart shaped cards. Prep students sang a song with their mothers and spent quality time with them, playing dress up and face painting. The students of Nursery participated in ‘Family Picture Hunt’, searching for their mother’s photographs. They also made  unique handprint artwork as gifts. 

The day ended with the students brimming with anticipation for Sunday! 

 TOPIC: I Believe I Can Fly – Dream Big, Try Hard, Shine Bright!

 DATE: 11 May 2026

 CLASS TEACHER: Dr. Sonashriee Kar

The students of Class II A  presented an inspiring class assembly on the theme ‘I Believe I Can Fly.’ The programme beautifully highlighted the importance of self-belief, confidence and courage. The assembly began with a soulful prayer. This was followed by the Thought for the Day, encouraging everyone to believe in themselves and stay determined. A special highlight of the assembly was the BELIEVE Acronym Performance, where each letter of the word ‘BELIEVE’ was explained through impactful lines by the students. This was followed by a melodious group song and energetic dance performances. A memorable moment of the assembly was the symbolic Balloon Release, where colourful balloons were released to represent dreams, hope and the spirit of flying high.

The assembly concluded with the School Anthem followed by a group photograph.

Date: 8/5/26

TOPIC: The Green Promise 

CLASS TEACHER: Ms. Harmeet Kaur

The students of Class II B presented an assembly on the theme ‘The Green Promise’. The programme aimed to spread awareness about reducing plastic use and protecting the environment. The assembly began with a prayer followed by a theme-based Thought for the Day, encouraging everyone to care for the Earth. A short and impactful skit highlighted the harmful effects of plastic bags and promoted the use of eco-friendly alternatives like cloth bags. The students also shared how plastic pollution affects sea creatures. The assembly included an energetic dance performance on ‘Tik Tik Plastic,’ which creatively reinforced the message. It inspired everyone to take small steps towards a plastic-free future.

The assembly concluded with the School Anthem followed by a group photograph.

TOPIC: DANCE LIKE NO ONE IS WATCHING

DATE : 29 APRIL, 2026

CLASS TEACHER: MS. SHALINI KHANDELWAL 

The Class Assembly of III A on the theme ‘Dance As If No One Is Watching’ was a vibrant and engaging presentation that encouraged children to be themselves and to be fearless. It began with an energetic dhol performance by Avyukth Madan of III A, followed by a prayer and an inspiring thought on confidence. A meaningful skit highlighted overcoming fear and believing in oneself. Students showcased diverse talents through dance, music and instrumental performances, celebrating International Dance Day with a lively group dance. The assembly taught students to express freely, embrace their uniqueness and build self-confidence without fear of judgement. The assembly concluded with the School Anthem and a group photograph. 

Theme : Little Seeds, Big Dreams

Class Teachers : Ms. Sanjana Sharma, Ms.Jyotika Khanna

Class: Stage 2 – Cambridge (Class I-C) 

Date : 28 April, 2026

The students of Stage 2, Cambridge presented an assembly on the theme ‘Little Seeds, Big Dreams,’ beautifully conveying that every child holds unique potential, waiting to blossom.

The assembly commenced with a serene prayer, followed by the Thought of the Day and its meaningful interpretation. This was followed by a delightful skit set in a magical garden, where tiny seeds symbolised young minds. Nurtured with warmth, light and care, the seeds flourished. The skit showed how love, patience and guidance help children grow into responsible and compassionate individuals. The presentation concluded with the uplifting group song ‘I Have a Dream,’ followed by the school anthem and a class photograph.