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 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.
Theme: In a Galaxy Far Far Away Date: 19.08.26 Class Teacher: Ms. Gayatri Punj
The students of Class V D presented an assembly on the theme ‘In a Galaxy Far, Far Away’, taking the audience on an inspiring journey through the worlds of science, discovery, imagination and creativity. The assembly highlighted how curiosity and the courage to dream have driven some of humanity’s greatest discoveries. The students emphasised that every great invention begins with a question and that the courage to imagine the impossible. The programme commenced with a graceful Durga Invocation Dance, followed by a prayer. This was followed by an inspirational quote by Albert Einstein on the importance of imagination, setting the tone for the assembly. A melodious musical presentation further enriched the theme. The students then brought the world of scientific discovery alive through engaging portrayals of renowned scientists. Galileo Galilei spoke about his observations of the Milky Way through his telescope, while Marie Curie inspired the audience with her message that knowledge can replace fear. The Wright Brothers showcased the importance of perseverance and overcoming the fear of failure. The assembly then moved into a vibrant Talent Show – ‘A Sky Full of Stars’. The performances included hula hoop and hoverboard, Kathak, football skills, skipping and skating, singing, piano performances and a tile-breaking act. The celebration of creativity continued with a lively dance performance. The students subsequently paid tribute to several scientists and pioneers who changed the world. The assembly concluded with the School Anthem followed by the National Anthem.
The students of Class V E presented an engaging and meaningful class assembly on the theme ‘Happy Minds, Healthy Hearts.’ The assembly focused on the importance of wellness and highlighted how physical, mental, environmental, social, emotional and spiritual well-being together contribute to a healthy and fulfilling life. The assembly began with a warm welcome to the teachers, parents and students, followed by the inspirational song. The students then introduced the concept of wellness through the beautiful analogy of a rainbow with seven colours, each colour representing an important aspect of well-being. This was followed by an energetic Hoopla Dance. The musical presentation by Pavit on guitar/keyboard and Sayesha added a beautiful dimension to the theme. Aanya Arora then presented a dance performance. The assembly was enhanced through musical performances by Divisha, Nyra and Mauli. The assembly concluded on a vibrant note with a Brazil-themed class dance. The programme concluded with the National Anthem and the School Anthem, followed by the class photograph.
The students of Class IV A presented an inspiring and vibrant assembly on the thought-provoking theme ‘Echoes of Tomorrow.’ The programme began with a serene prayer shloka. This was followed by a theme-based Thought for the Day, encouraging everyone to reflect on how our actions today create the world of tomorrow. The melodious choir song added warmth and harmony to the presentation. The students then presented a meaningful Doha recitation, showcasing timeless wisdom and values. The group dance brought energy and enthusiasm to the assembly, beautifully portraying the spirit of dreams, possibilities and a brighter tomorrow.The assembly also featured an engaging talent show, where students confidently showcased their individual abilities and creativity. The programme concluded with the School Anthem, followed by the National Anthem. The memorable morning came to a close with a group photograph with the parents.
The students of Class V A presented a heartfelt and inspiring class assembly on the theme ‘Everyday Heroes, Extraordinary Lives’, paying tribute to those who serve, care, protect and inspire us through their everyday actions. The assembly began with a prayer, followed by the Thought for the Day which emphasised that true heroism lies in the strength of one’s heart and in acts of kindness, courage and selflessness. This was followed by a melodious rendition of ‘Count on Me’ by Bruno Mars, celebrating the people who stand by us and offer their support when we need them. The students then presented a series of engaging enactments portraying different everyday heroes. The students also paid tribute to the farmers, doctors, policemen and school helpers highlighting their hard work and perseverance. The students then presented the poignant poem ‘Heroes Without Capes’, which beautifully brought together the many forms of heroism found in everyday life. The assembly subsequently moved into a vibrant Talent Show. The performances included Kathak and Bharatnatyam, keyboard and guitar, gymnastics, skating, yoga and a solo song performance. The assembly continued with an energetic dance performance on ‘All for One’, celebrating friendship, hope, courage and togetherness. The assembly concluded with the School Anthem followed by the National Anthem.
Class Teachers: Ms. Sonia Shiv (V B) & Ms. Anju Tayal (IV B)
The special assembly for India’s Independence Day was held on 13th August, 2026. It was a joint venture by Class VB and IV B. The day began with the hoisting of the flag by Dimple Menon ma’am, accompanied by the Reps and followed by the National Anthem. The assembly began with a patriotic song, followed by a poem enactment, detailing the beginning of the independence struggle. The school resounded with independence slogans and songs. Stalwarts of the freedom struggle were shown on the stage with their contributions through a series of enactments. This was followed by an inspiring poem, about the India the students want to build. The next presentation took the children to the India of today, encouraging everyone to make better choices. A medley of patriotic dance performances brought the assembly to a close. Both the classes came together in a patriotic grand finale.
Dimple Menon ma’am then addressed the gathering, lauding the hard work of the students and teachers. The assembly came to a close with a class photograph to commemorate the event.
Independence Day Celebration – Bagless Day Activities
As part of the Independence Day celebrations, the Delhi Public School, East of Kailash observed 13th August as a Bagless Day, providing students with an opportunity to learn through joyful, creative and experiential activities. The day began with a special assembly which filled the school with patriotic spirit.
Balvatika 1 celebrated the day with a joyful kite-flying activity. Fathers joined their children on the football ground and flew colourful kites together. The activity created beautiful memories and strengthened the special bond between children and their fathers. Prep students coloured sheets with national symbols and identified them in a game. Class I students dressed up as freedom fighters and recited their slogans. Class II participated in a variety of patriotic and creative activities. Students dressed up as freedom fighters and introduced themselves. They also created colourful handprint peacocks, completed freedom fighter colouring activities and explored the national colours through a healthy tricolour food activity, arranging orange, white and green food items. Class III brought history and Indian heritage to life through the engaging ‘Museum of India Comes Alive’ activity. Students dressed as freedom fighters, national symbols, monuments, scientists, sportspersons and Indian cultural icons. The classrooms and corridors were transformed into a living museum, with children becoming exhibits. Each child wore a handmade paper ‘Push Button’ on their wrist. When visitors pretended to press the button, the child confidently introduced their chosen personality or symbol in Hindi or English. Class IV participated in the ‘India I Want to Build’ activity, where students expressed their ideas and aspirations for the India they wish to see in the future. Class V engaged in a creative tricolour wall-hanging craft, using the colours of the Indian national flag to create attractive decorative pieces. This was followed by a patriotic declamation. The Bagless Day on 13th August was an engaging, educational and memorable celebration of India’s freedom.
Class II-D presented an assembly on the theme ‘Fitness First,’ highlighting the importance of staying fit and adopting a healthy and active lifestyle. The assembly began with a warm welcome by the Class Teacher, followed by an introduction to the theme. The students shared their thoughts on what fitness means and why it is important in our daily lives, along with the Thought for the Day. This was followed by a soulful prayer, ‘10,000 Reasons’. The assembly then featured a Talent Showcase, where the students confidently displayed their individual talents. The performances included a solo singing performance, a Kathak fusion performance and a piano performance. A meaningful skit on the importance of fitness followed. Through the skit, the students highlighted the need to stay physically active and explained how spending excessive time on mobile phones and video games can make children inactive and lethargic. The presentation encouraged everyone to make healthier choices. The assembly continued with an energetic Zumba performance. The presentation was further enriched by impressive displays of hula-hooping, a split, yoga poses and skating. Two students were also felicitated for their outstanding achievements in the Olympiad. The event concluded with the School Anthem followed by the National anthem and a class photograph of the students along with their parents.
