The Prep Orientation was held on 24th March, 2025, in the respective classrooms. The Prep Representative warmly welcomed the parents to the new session. The parents visited the classes. The teachers introduced themselves and emphasised the importance of play and experience based learning. The Cambridge Board was introduced and the teachers gave an overview of the curriculum and activities conducted therein. The different books and notebooks for the new session were shown to the parents, along with a presentation detailing the various rules and expectations of the school. The Orientation helped familiarise the parents with the new class and opened a channel of communication for them. 

The Balvatika – 1 Orientation was conducted on 18th March, 2026 at DPS RK Puram. The session provided a comprehensive introduction to both the Cambridge and CBSE boards, including the curriculum framework, daily schedule and school policies. 

The gathering was addressed by the Principal, Mr. Anil Kumar and Headmistress, Ms. Usha Diptivilasa, who welcomed the parents and emphasised the importance of a strong school–parent partnership in nurturing young learners. The cultural programme by the children added warmth to the event and highlighted the holistic approach of DPS East of Kailash.

The Nursery Graduation Day was celebrated with great cheer 13th March 2026 at DPS East of Kailash. The event marked a significant milestone in the young learners’ journey. The programme commenced on an auspicious note with a prayer presentation by each class. Following this, the Ramp Walk by the students captivated the audience. A specially curated title was announced for every child, recognising their unique qualities and talents. Each student was then awarded a Graduation Certificate by the Headmistress, Ms Usha Diptivilasa. The celebration continued with a lively dance performance by all the children. This was followed by a heartwarming Grandparents’ Song followed by the Graduation Song, symbolising their journey and achievements. The programme concluded with a sincere vote of thanks. Parents were invited to the podium, where they shared their appreciation of the event. The event came to a close with the singing of the National Anthem.

The Class I Annual Day was conducted through a beautifully woven theatrical performance on 11th of February 2026 at DPS East of Kailash. The event commenced with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp followed by a warm welcome address by the Class I Representative. Through a series of vibrant performances, each class brought an aspect of the story alive on the stage. The presentation concluded with a Grand Carnival Finale, where all the students came together, bringing the story to a joyful and heartwarming close. The event concluded with a Vote of Thanks by the Supervisor, followed by the School Anthem and the National Anthem.

Bidding a hearty farewell to Class V, the students of Class IV organised a fun filled celebration titled Cheerios. Class V began the day with a special assembly and the lively performances by the students of Class IV. This was followed by a day of activities and games as Class IV cheered for their seniors. Music and dance brought further excitement and the children spent their last day in their beloved school making lasting memories. The students also expressed their gratitude to Ms. Usha Diptivilasa ma’am, Headmistress, Delhi Public School, East of Kailash for being a true guide and mentor. Cheerios was truly a memorable event that celebrated friendships and the spirit of togetherness, leaving the Class V students with smiles and fond memories. 

An interactive session was organised for the students of Class V with Captain Shaurya Shandilya, a distinguished alumnus of the school (batch 1995–96). The session aimed to inspire young learners and provide them with insights into the fascinating world of aviation. Captain Shandilya shared highlights from his remarkable journey as a pilot, spanning over 26 years of flying experience and more than 15,000 hours in the air. He spoke about his tenure with different airlines. The students enthusiastically asked questions about aircraft operations, safety measures and the lifestyle of a pilot. Captain Shandilya patiently addressed their queries and shared interesting anecdotes from his flying experiences. The interactive session proved to be both enlightening and inspiring, leaving a lasting impression on the young minds.

A delightful magic show was presented by Viraj Modi, an ex-student of DPS East of Kailash, presently studying in Class IX, DPS RK Puram. A skilled magician, he captivated the audience with an array of fascinating tricks and illusions. The performance was filled with excitement as the young magician confidently showcased impressive skills and creativity. The audience watched in amazement as one trick followed another, sparking curiosity and wonder. He also presented the Headmistress, Ms. Usha Diptivilasa with a bouquet of flowers he conjured in a moment. The magic show was a wonderful display of talent and confidence, leaving the audience spellbound. 

The students of Class V were taken on an outing to DPS RK Puram to familiarise them with the space and the teachers. The students went to the classrooms and saw the Class VI Block. They were shown different buildings and learned about the school layout. They were then shown the Sports Complex where the students had a picnic and played outdoor games with each other. Afterwards, the students learnt about the different sports that are offered in the school and tried their hand at them. They asked questions about the rules and equipment related to the different sports. On reaching DPS East of Kailash, the students wrote about their favourite sport and discussed their experience in the class.

Delhi Public School, East of Kailash conducted a celestial observation evening in collaboration with SPACE Technology & Education Pvt. Ltd. on 23rd February 2026. The students learned about different constellations, planets and their moons through an audio-visual presentation. A live demonstration helped the students better understand why the moon has different phases. Then, the students gathered in the football field to observe earth’s moon and learned about how craters are made. The students also observed Jupiter and its visible moons, along with the constellation Orion.

The students then gathered for ‘Making Moon Craters’ where they recreated the moon’s surface and learnt how craters are formed due to meteors. At the end of the evening the students discussed what they had learnt and shared their thoughts with their peers. It was an enriching experience which ignited the fire of curiosity in their young minds. 

The students of Class V were taken on a visit to the New Parliament building as part of an educational field trip organised by the school. The visit aimed to help students understand the functioning of the Indian government and learn about the importance of democracy. The students were accompanied by  teachers and school staff. The students visited the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha and learned about the architecture and the historical significance of the building. Functionaries explained the roles of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha and how laws are made in the country. The students were especially excited to see the grand halls, artworks and national symbols displayed inside the Parliament. The visit was both informative and inspiring. Students asked many questions and showed great curiosity to learn about how the nation is governed.