TOPIC: FROM STRUGGLE TO STRENGTH – INDIA’S JOURNEY OF INDEPENDENCE

DATE: 13 AUGUST 2025

CLASS TEACHER: DEEPA BHARGAVA AND INDU NARANG

The students of Classes II B and II C presented a vibrant and patriotic assembly on the theme ‘From Struggle to Strength – India’s Journey of Independence.’ The programme began with a warm welcome, followed by melodious verses and a soulful rendition of ‘Saare Jahan Se Achha’ sung in unison.The first act, ‘Oppression Under British Rule’, depicted the hardships faced by Indians during colonial times. This was followed by ‘The Rise of Heroes’, where students confidently enacted the roles of Rani Lakshmibai, Mahatma Gandhi, Subhash Chandra Bose, Bhagat Singh and Sarojini Naidu, bringing alive the spirit of sacrifice and courage. A powerful dance mash-up by the boys showcased unity and valour, while inspiring narrations highlighted the contributions of freedom fighters. The programme moved into India Awakens, recreating Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru’s historic speech ‘Tryst with Destiny’. The girls presented a lively dance on ‘Desh Mera Rangeela’, celebrating independent India. This was followed by a beautifully presented ‘Tableau of Progressive India’, where students showcased themes such as Digital India, Women Empowerment, Sports Achievements, Swachh Bharat and Equal Opportunities. The assembly concluded with a unifying finale where all students came together for a spirited performance on an A.R. Rahman composition, leaving the audience inspired and full of patriotic fervour. The assembly concluded with the School Anthem followed by a group photograph.

TOPIC: IT’S POURING FRIENDSHIP

DATE: 6 AUGUST 2025

CLASS TEACHER: NILAMBRI GUPTA

The students of II A participated enthusiastically in the class assembly on the theme ‘It’s Pouring Friendship’. The assembly began with an invocation to Lord Ganesha with a shloka. This was followed by a dance recital to pay a tribute to the gurus. The students sang a happy song, ‘It’s Beautiful…’ which resonated in the arena as well as the hearts of the audience. This was followed by a skit presented by the students who enjoyed dressing up as animals, trees and forest keepers. The moral of the story was to make friends and value friendship. The highlight of the assembly was the audience interaction. The students asked riddles based on the theme. Parents and teachers enjoyed the spontaneous atmosphere and participated enthusiastically. The last segment had the students swaying to a fun monsoon themed song on friendship. 

The students not only enjoyed themselves but also learned lessons on behaving nicely with their friends and peer group. The display boards showcased posters and artwork of the students which highlighted the importance of kindness and being helpful. The assembly concluded with the School Anthem followed by a group photograph.

The Third Language Fest, held on 12th July 2025 gave the students of Delhi Public School, East of Kailash a chance to showcase their language skills. The students of Classes IV and V participated enthusiastically to make it a memorable experience. 

Sanskrit

Honouring the cultural heritage of India, the students studying Sanskrit, recited shlokas and poems. They displayed various plants and spoke about their importance in Ayurveda. They decorated the school with Sanskrit calligraphy displaying the varnmala, common words and idioms. Different games and activities helped the parents and children engage with Sanskrit and pick up a few phrases too!

Spanish

The Spanish students opened a cafe to serve the local cuisine of Spain. They brought the culture of Spain to their school with Flamenco dance and folk music which left the attendees mesmerised. Games like Spanish Bingo and Guess the Monument brought the language closer to the parents and children while a football match brought the spirit of the country to the school with many cheers and lots of fun. 

French

To promote the richness of the French language and culture among students, the program opened with games followed by dance performances and a French Play. The French café setup, ‘Café de Paris’, was a major highlight, offering students and parents a delightful experience of French bakery items. The dance performances brought the culture to life for the audiences while the play showed how emotions know no language. The event not only enhanced students’ love for the French language but also deepened their understanding of French traditions, art and lifestyle.

German

The German students opened a German bakery to serve the local cuisine of Germany, featuring delicious pretzels and baked goods. They brought the vibrant culture of Germany to their school with lively music performances, which left the attendees thoroughly entertained. Engaging activities based on German vocabulary and geography helped bring the language and culture closer to both parents and children. Laughter, learning, and loud cheers filled the air, making it a fun and memorable celebration of the German language and culture.

TOPIC: FANTASY AND WONDER

DATE: 1 AUGUST, 2025

CLASS TEACHER:  GAYATRI PUNJ

The assembly of V F was based on the theme of ‘Fantasy and Wonder’ which aimed to highlight the importance of imagination and books in our lives. The assembly began with the prayer ‘O Palanhare’. The students then presented a ‘Fantasy Fanatics’ show where children dressed as different characters and authors and quizzed their classmates. This was followed by two dance performances by the students – one, on the ‘Harry Potter’ theme and the other on ‘Alice in Wonderland’. The students then shared quotes and thoughts on the power of imagination and its impact on the world. A Talent Show gave the students an opportunity to display their skills on various instruments such as the violin and guitar. The talent and passion of the students left the audience spellbound. The assembly concluded with the School Anthem and a group photograph.

TOPIC: TOGETHER WE RISE

DATE: 31 JULY, 2025

CLASS TEACHER: ANJU TAYAL 

The assembly opened with a very positive thought on togetherness. The theme of the  assembly was  ‘TOGETHER WE RISE’. The day started with a prayer to the divine Almighty with a powerful shlok. The children then presented a very informative news update. The next act was a skit emphasizing the power of togetherness depicted on the topic of cleanliness. This was followed by  a group song presented  by the students titled So Let’s All Come Together which left everyone spellbound. An acrostic poem was presented on the topic ‘Together We Rise’ which gave some valuable insights on the theme too. The children then presented a talent show with the children showcasing various exhibits like gymnastics, skating, keyboard playing, ballet dances to name a few.  This was followed by a glorious group dance performance by the children of class VE. The assembly concluded with the School Anthem followed by a group photograph.

TOPIC: UNITY IN DIVERSITY:CELEBRATING DIFFERENCES

DATE: 28 JULY, 2025

CLASS TEACHER: NIHARIKA KHARE

The  class assembly was held on the theme, ‘Unity in Diversity: Celebrating Differences’. The aim was to highlight the need to celebrate the things that make us unique.The assembly began with a peaceful prayer to invoke the blessings of the Almighty, chanted by all the students. Four students shared powerful thoughts of the day to start on a note of positivity after the prayer. The entire class then  participated in a choral recitation of the poem ‘Celebrating Differences’ to highlight the theme of the day. Ten students took the mic to speak about the rich culture of the states they originally belong to. They  highlighted the uniqueness of their  states but concluded that they were proud to be Indians. Next, the students performed a joyful dance to the song ‘Unity in Diversity’ that amply showed off their grace and rhythm. After the dance, the song ‘We are the Dreamers’ enthralled the audience with its powerful melody and lyrics. The Talent Show gave the students a chance to showcase their talents. Each performance added color and energy to the assembly. The assembly concluded with the School Anthem followed by a group photograph.

TOPIC: THE POWER OF COMPASSION

DATE: 27 JULY, 2025

CLASS TEACHER: NEELAM YADAV

The class assembly of V C was held on the theme, ‘The Power of Compassion.’ The aim was to highlight how kindness, empathy, and understanding can bring people together and make the world a better place. The assembly began with a peaceful prayer chanted by all students. All students then sang an uplifting song, spreading a message of unity, love, and compassion for all people across the globe. The students shared a powerful thought of the day.The entire class participated in an engaging skit that told the story of how a single act of kindness can create a ripple effect of positive change. The skit showed that compassion is not weakness, but a true strength that touches lives. Students performed a joyful dance representing the freedom, innocence, and emotions of animals. The Talent Show gave the students a chance to showcase their talents. Each performance added colour and energy to the assembly. The assembly concluded with the School Anthem followed by a group photograph.

TOPIC: ALL HEROES DON’T WEAR CAPES

DATE: 7 AUGUST 2025

CLASS TEACHER: RANJEETA SAXENA

The students of Class VB presented a heartwarming assembly on the theme ‘All Heroes Don’t Wear Capes.’ The programme began with a prayer and a thoughtful quote reminding everyone that true strength lies in the heart, not in physical power.

The assembly beautifully showcased how everyday heroes walk among us. Through a skit, students highlighted the role of doctors as lifesavers, farmers as the backbone of the nation, and school helpers as silent caretakers. Each act emphasized that true heroism is found in service, kindness, and courage. A touching poem ‘Heroes Without Capes’ was recited. Students also expressed their creativity and confidence through a vibrant Talent Show, which included kathak, a keyboard recital, skating, yoga, Rubik’s cube, taekwondo, and hula-hoop performances. Finally, the students came together in a vibrant dance performance that celebrated joy, courage, and gratitude. The assembly concluded with the School Anthem followed by a group photograph.

TOPIC: TO INFINITY AND BEYOND

DATE: 11 AUGUST 2025

CLASS TEACHER: MONICA SHARMA

The class assembly of VA on the theme ‘To Infinity and Beyond’ aimed to encourage students to dream big and embrace the unknown with curiosity. The assembly began with a soulful morning prayer followed by a welcome address by the students, who introduced the theme. The presentation highlighted humankind’s journey from the first flight to landing on the moon, and beyond, with a special emphasis on space technology, scientific innovation, and human determination. Students enthusiastically showcased their talents through a variety of engaging performances.The audience was treated to a poem titled “To Infinity and Beyond” recited by all students, which beautifully captured the spirit of exploration and the limitless nature of human potential. The assembly concluded with the School Anthem followed by a group photograph.

There is no frigate like a book

Delhi Public School, East of Kailash hosted the Scholar Badge Ceremony of Class IV and V for the academic session 2024-25, on 24th July 2025 on the theme, ‘There’s no Frigate Like a Book’. The event began on an auspicious note with the lighting of the lamp by the Chief Guest, the Principal of DPS R.K. Puram, Mr. Anil Kumar, the Headmistress, DPS East of Kailash, Ms. Usha Diptivilasa, and the grandparents and students of DPS East of Kailash, followed by the Invocation Dance. Ms. Usha Diptivilasa felicitated the Principal and extended a warm welcome to the gathering. She addressed the scholars and spoke on the importance of reading and the magical world of books. Her words of encouragement filled the young scholars with pride and confidence. 

A rousing song titled ‘Drop Everything And Read’ followed, composed in-house by the school music teacher. A dance drama, ‘Read, Imagine, Fly’ followed on the heels of the song, celebrating the transformative power of books. 

The Scholar Badge Ceremony then commenced, with the students receiving their badges and certificates from the Principal and the Headmistress. The Principal, in his address, commended the students on their hard work and highlighted the role that books play in helping the students accomplish their goals. The ceremony came to a close with a Vote of Thanks proposed by the Supervisor, Ms. Karuna Sharma, and the School Anthem.