Theme:  Echo Of Life: A Journey From Creation To Gratitude

Date:  7 October 2026

The Class II Annual Day of Delhi Public School, East of Kailash, was celebrated on 7 October 2026 with the theme ‘The Echo of Life: A Journey from Creation to Gratitude.’ The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp in the presence of the Principal, Mr. Anil Kumar, Headmistress, Ms. Dimple Menon, Supervisor, Ms. Neha Duggal and Co-Representative of Class II, Ms. Indu Narang. The Headmistress welcomed the gathering with an inspiring address, setting the tone for the celebration. The young learners then took the audience on a captivating journey of creation through the Five Elements: Space, Air, Fire, Water and Earth. Through vibrant dance, music, expressive movements and colourful costumes, the children beautifully portrayed the harmony of nature and the delicate balance that sustains life. The presentation concluded with an Epilogue of Gratitude, conveying the message of appreciating nature, life and the countless blessings around us. The Principal, Mr. Anil Kumar, addressed the gathering and appreciated the efforts and enthusiasm of the young performers. A special moment of pride was the felicitation of the Kanwar Ashish Annual Cricket Tournament Team 2026–27. The young cricketers were applauded for their team spirit, confidence, sportsmanship and outstanding performance. Kartikeya Sharma, Captain of the team, was recognised for his exceptional achievements, including two Man of the Match awards and the Man of the Series title for his remarkable all-round performance. The celebration concluded with the Vote of Thanks, followed by the National Anthem. 

Delhi Public School, East of Kailash organised an Art Competition for the students of Classes III – V on 30 September 2026, centred on the theme ‘Swachhata’. The initiative aimed to sensitise students to the importance of maintaining clean surroundings, adopting responsible waste-management practices and contributing towards a cleaner and greener India through creative expression. The competition aimed to encourage the ideals of cleanliness as laid down by Mahatma Gandhi before his birth anniversary on 2nd October 2026. A prize distribution ceremony followed the competition, with the top three entries of each class receiving a prize from the judges. Through this initiative, the school reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing environmentally responsible citizens who understand that even small individual actions can contribute to significant collective change.

The Delhi Public School, East of Kailash GEMA AI Club organised an AI Around Us Hunt to encourage children to identify how AI is used in everyday lives. The children turned detectives and found a myriad of AI assistants that people use everyday. The students presented charts, photographs and magazine cutouts in their presentations. The children explained the use of AI at home, in schools and in public places. Such activities help children bring learning to their everyday lives and make meaningful connections with the real world. 

Students of Class II enjoyed an exciting movie outing to PVR Chanakya on 28 September 2026. The children watched The Garfield Movie, which was an entertaining and engaging experience filled with humour, adventure and valuable messages about friendship and family. The trip provided the students with an opportunity to relax, bond with their classmates and enjoy a fun-filled learning experience outside the classroom. The children thoroughly enjoyed the movie and returned with happy memories of the outing.

Delhi Public School, East of Kailash believes in ensuring that parents are equal collaborators in the journey of learning. Following this initiative, Prep organised a Solar System Model Making activity with parents and children from 22nd to 25th September. Children, along with their parents, enthusiastically participated and created amazing models related to space. Some made beautiful models of the solar system, while others made rockets, satellites, astronauts and stars. Children learn best when they learn through love and play. The activity strengthened the parent-child bond while making learning fun. 

Delhi Public School, East of Kailash celebrated Hindi Diwas  with great enthusiasm and academic fervour on 14 September 2026 to commemorate the importance of the Hindi language and to promote greater appreciation and respect for its linguistic and cultural significance. The celebrations included a range of engaging educational activities for students across different grades. Picture based activities helped the students strengthen their Hindi vocabulary. The school held storytelling and poetry recitation sessions, opening up the world of Hindi literature for students. A slogan writing activity unlocked the creativity of the children. They also recited the slogans with great confidence in the class. Hindi teachers took the students to the Vishwa Hindi Mahasammelan held at India International Centre. The theme of the conference was Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam – A Shared Culture of Global Dialogue.  These activities helped the students develop Hindi language skills and foster a love for the language. 

Delhi Public School strongly believes in creating a holistic learning experience for children. From 8th-15th September, the Balvatika courtyard was filled with love and laughter as BV 1 celebrated ‘Breakfast with Grandmothers’. The children’s grandmothers joined their little ones to prepare a healthy and delicious breakfast together. From mixing fruit chaat to buttering sandwiches, every moment was a beautiful bonding experience. The activity instilled healthy eating habits, while creating wonderful memories for the children. The aroma of love and the joy of learning together made it truly special. 

CLASS ASSEMBLY OF IV F

TOPIC: DIFFERENT IS DAZZLING

DATE: 20.8.26

CLASS TEACHER: Ms. Harsha Grover

The students of Class IV F presented a vibrant class assembly on the inspiring theme ‘Different is Dazzling.’ The assembly beautifully highlighted that every child is unique and that our differences make us stronger together. It began with a warm welcome, followed by an invocation dance, prayer, and a thought of the day. A lively talent show, expressive poetry recitation, and an engaging skit conveyed the importance of self-belief, acceptance, and celebrating individuality. The energetic group dance added colour and enthusiasm to the programme. The assembly concluded with valuable feedback from Dimple ma’am, followed by a group photograph. 

Class Assembly of VF

Theme: Friendship and Teamwork 

Date: 21.8.26

Class Teacher: Ms. Rajni Gour Patel 

Class V F students together organised an inspiring morning  assembly on the theme ‘Friendship and Teamwork.’ It showed that when friends work together as a team, anything is possible. The programme began with the recitation of a Sanskrit shloka. After that, all the students sang a beautiful song together. Then, the children explained the importance of teamwork through thoughts, speeches and their meanings. Later, there was a Talent Show, where every child got a chance to show their talent. Some students played musical instruments, some performed beautiful dances, and some students made a pyramid together to show the importance of teamwork and friendship. The programme ended with a vibrant group dance. Finally, the assembly concluded with the School Anthem and the National Anthem.

The students of Class IV-C presented an engaging assembly on the theme ‘The Power of Imagination’, highlighting how imagination inspires us to dream, create and believe in endless possibilities. The assembly featured enthusiastic performances including a group song, an engaging skit and a vibrant group dance, which brought the theme alive on stage. A special highlight was the talent show, where students showcased their skills through gymnastics, karate, hula hoop and skating, receiving enthusiastic appreciation and a cheerful applause from the audience. The programme concluded with the inspiring message that every great dream begins with imagination, leaving everyone motivated to dream big and explore their own possibilities. The assembly ended with a cherished group photograph with the parents and grandparents.