The assembly of IV F, titled ‘Time Traveller’s Delight’ helped the students imagine different eras and bring them to the stage.
The assembly started with a prayer song followed by a group song. The students then presented a short Role Play enacting legendary figures from the past. The enactment reiterated the message that one should learn from the past and work hard to build a better future. An energetic dance performance brought all the students to the stage. This was followed by a Talent Show where the students showcased their talents through classical dance performances, poetry recitation, hula hoop and instrumental music. The assembly concluded with the School Anthem and a group photograph.
The assembly of IV E, titled ‘Destination: Happiness’ sought to convey the importance of positivity and a bright outlook on life.
The assembly began with the students invoking divine blessings through a shloka followed by a thought of the day. The class then performed an uplifting song to raise everyone’s spirits. This was followed by a Talent Show. The students then showcased their talent in various fields like classical and western dance, hoopla and instrumental music. A lively group dance representing the joy that comes from within, was performed by the whole class.
The assembly concluded with the School Anthem, followed by a class photograph to commemorate the occasion.
The assembly of IV D, titled ‘Teamwork Makes the Dream Work’ radiated energy, unity and inspiration.
The morning began with a prayer and an inspiring thought for the day. This was followed by a captivating skit that showcased real-life personalities who have achieved great heights through the power of teamwork.The students then presented a mesmerising talent show, creatively aligned with the theme. The assembly concluded with a heartfelt group dance that touched the hearts of everyone present, leaving the audience motivated and uplifted.
The assembly concluded with the School Anthem, followed by a class photograph to commemorate the occasion.
The assembly of IV C, titled ‘What a Wonderful World’ helped the students appreciate the beauty of the world around them.
The assembly began with a soulful prayer and the thought of the day. The highlight of the assembly was a musical performance of the famous song ‘What a Wonderful World’ by Louis Armstrong. The assembly featured a world tour, where students represented various countries such as Japan, Australia, Finland, Amsterdam and India. The assembly was followed by a Talent Show, where students showcased their creative abilities like dance, musical instruments, Shloka recitation etc. The assembly helped students develop global awareness, appreciate different cultures. The assembly concluded with the School Anthem and a group photograph.
The assembly of IV B, titled ‘Small Acts of Kindness’ focussed on building a culture of kind words and actions.
The assembly began with a morning prayer followed by the News Headlines and the thought of the day. The students recited a poem in Spanish and then performed a skit on the chosen theme, underlining the importance of kindness and the impact it has on individual lives. A short role play brought the figure of Mother Teresa on stage to deliver a message of kindness. The entire class then presented a lively dance performance and a Talent Show with classical dance, instrumental music, gymnastics and hula hoop performances. The assembly concluded with the School Anthem followed by a group photograph.
The assembly of IV A, titled ‘A Nation That Reads, Leads’ emphasised the importance of reading in today’s world.
The assembly began on a spiritual note with a Shloka recitation followed by fun facts about reading. The students then presented an astounding Talent Show with gymnastics, classical dance, skating and instrumental music. The students also brought to stage DEAR (Drop Everything And Read), encouraging parents to participate in the reading time together. A lively dance performance brought the entire class together on the stage. The assembly concluded with the National Anthem followed by a group photograph.
Under the ‘Har Ghar Tiranga initiative of the Delhi government, Delhi Public School encouraged its student body to participate in the patriotic spirit through various activities. Students decorated the school in the colours of the national flag and ensured that the premises remained pristine. The national flag was hoisted to mark the beginning of the Independence Day celebrations. The students then took a pledge to honour the flag and the freedom struggle that brought us independence.
The students and teachers took part in a fun activity, Selfie with the Tiranga, posing proudly with the national flag.
A quiz was conducted on the freedom struggle and the significance of the Indian National flag.
Moved by the sacrifice and selflessness of the armed forces, the students penned letters to the various branches of the forces expressing gratitude and appreciation. The school website proudly showcased the various efforts of the students to celebrate this historic day.
The Investiture Ceremony of Delhi Public School, East of Kailash took place on 16th May 2025. The young leaders, agents of change, progress and innovation embodied the theme, ‘Be the Change’.
The event began on an auspicious note with the lighting of the lamp by the Chief Guest, the Principal of Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram, Mr. Anil Kumar, and the Headmistress, DPS East of Kailash, Ms. Usha Diptivilasa. This was followed by the felicitation of the Principal. The Delhi Public School, East of Kailash Orchestra opened the ceremony and held the audience spellbound with a melodious rendition in the Hindustani Classical style.
Upholding the ideals that the Student Council must abide by, the Headmistress, Ms. Usha Diptivilasa addressed the gathering, and encouraged the students to be the change they wish to see in the world. Her words struck a chord with everyone in attendance. Following the address, the stage reverberated with shloka chants which were accompanied by a dance. The students then gave a powerful dance performance on ‘I am Alive, I can Fly’, rousing everyone to always reach for the stars.
The synchronised march of the Student Council, along with the Presidents, Vice Presidents and Prefects of the various Clubs and Societies, showcased their discipline and focus. The newly invested students turned to their parents and teachers with a sense of achievement and pride in their eyes. The students took the DPS Oath and solemnly listened to the words of advice from the Principal, Mr. Anil Kumar. The School Choir sang ‘Change the World’, an in-house original composition, motivating the newly appointed leaders to be a voice of change. 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.
Students of III-C presented a beautiful assembly on the theme ‘The Power of One’. It began with a shloka and a prayer followed by a thought of the day. Through a touching poem, the children demonstrated how a smile can begin a friendship, one vote can change a nation, one idea can transform lives and one man is enough to change the world. The power of ONE was depicted through a skit. Students showcased not one but many talents through the Talent Show. Children presented a powerful dance performance which left everyone mesmerized.
International labour day was also celebrated with the students expressing their gratitude towards all those who help. The assembly concluded with the national anthem and smiling faces posing for the class photograph.
The assembly began by thanking the almighty with the prayer Guru Brahma followed by inspiring thoughts for the day. This was followed by an explanation of the theme- the power of kindness. The children presented the song – show kindness by Jack Hartmann.This was followed by a poem called Show Kindness by Haley O’Connor. Then came a small enactment that showed how kindness can bring smiles to those around us. The children showcased their talent by dancing, skating, ballet performance, gymnastics and playing instruments like guitar and keyboard. Finally, all the children came together on the stage and danced to a song called sadbhavana after which they took the kindness pledge.The assembly concluded with the National Anthem followed by a group photograph.
