Date: 8/5/26

TOPIC: The Green Promise 

CLASS TEACHER: Ms. Harmeet Kaur

The students of Class II B presented an assembly on the theme ‘The Green Promise’. The programme aimed to spread awareness about reducing plastic use and protecting the environment. The assembly began with a prayer followed by a theme-based Thought for the Day, encouraging everyone to care for the Earth. A short and impactful skit highlighted the harmful effects of plastic bags and promoted the use of eco-friendly alternatives like cloth bags. The students also shared how plastic pollution affects sea creatures. The assembly included an energetic dance performance on ‘Tik Tik Plastic,’ which creatively reinforced the message. It inspired everyone to take small steps towards a plastic-free future.

The assembly concluded with the School Anthem followed by a group photograph.

TOPIC: DANCE LIKE NO ONE IS WATCHING

DATE : 29 APRIL, 2026

CLASS TEACHER: MS. SHALINI KHANDELWAL 

The Class Assembly of III A on the theme ‘Dance As If No One Is Watching’ was a vibrant and engaging presentation that encouraged children to be themselves and to be fearless. It began with an energetic dhol performance by Avyukth Madan of III A, followed by a prayer and an inspiring thought on confidence. A meaningful skit highlighted overcoming fear and believing in oneself. Students showcased diverse talents through dance, music and instrumental performances, celebrating International Dance Day with a lively group dance. The assembly taught students to express freely, embrace their uniqueness and build self-confidence without fear of judgement. The assembly concluded with the School Anthem and a group photograph. 

Theme : Little Seeds, Big Dreams

Class Teachers : Ms. Sanjana Sharma, Ms.Jyotika Khanna

Class: Stage 2 – Cambridge (Class I-C) 

Date : 28 April, 2026

The students of Stage 2, Cambridge presented an assembly on the theme ‘Little Seeds, Big Dreams,’ beautifully conveying that every child holds unique potential, waiting to blossom.

The assembly commenced with a serene prayer, followed by the Thought of the Day and its meaningful interpretation. This was followed by a delightful skit set in a magical garden, where tiny seeds symbolised young minds. Nurtured with warmth, light and care, the seeds flourished. The skit showed how love, patience and guidance help children grow into responsible and compassionate individuals. The presentation concluded with the uplifting group song ‘I Have a Dream,’ followed by the school anthem and a class photograph. 

TOPIC: Special Assembly on Labour Day

DATE: 27 April 2026

CLASS TEACHER: Ruhani Saluja

The students of Cambridge Stage 3 presented a meaningful special assembly on the occasion of Labour Day. The program beautifully highlighted the importance of respecting and appreciating the hard work of all workers who contribute to our daily lives.

The assembly began with a Ganesh Vandana by the students. A thoughtful recitation emphasised the dignity of labour and the value of every profession. This was followed by a melodious group song dedicated to workers, spreading a message of gratitude and kindness.

The students also presented a vibrant dance performance and short role plays showcasing different helpers such as farmers, cleaners, gardeners, doctors, and nurses, helping the audience understand their contributions in an engaging way. Their performances were appreciated with great enthusiasm.

What made the assembly truly special was the sincere effort of the students in expressing appreciation towards all helpers and spreading awareness about equality and dignity of labour. The programme was a great success and left everyone inspired with the message to respect every profession.

The assembly concluded with the School Anthem followed by a group photograph.

TOPIC: EARTH DAY SPECIAL ASSEMBLY 

DATE: 22 APRIL 2026

CLASS TEACHER: MS. NILAMBRI GUPTA

The special assembly of Class III C aimed to raise awareness about the environment and the impact of pollution on earth. 

The assembly began with an evocative dance performance with planet Earth in centre which had the audience cheering. A short skit highlighted the importance of small steps that individuals can take to protect the environment. The entire class then came together to perform a soulful melody, urging the audience members to work together to preserve the environment. The assembly wrapped up with a surprise Earth Day quiz for the parents who participated enthusiastically and enjoyed answering the questions. Ms. Usha Diptivilasa, Headmistress, Delhi Public School, East of Kailash then addressed the gathering. The assembly concluded with the School Anthem followed by a group photograph.

Delhi Public School, East of Kailash celebrated Earth Day on 22 April 2026 with a range of engaging activities aimed to encourage students to adopt sustainable practices. The celebration began with a special assembly that encouraged everyone to become Earth Warriors. The youngest learners of Balvatika -1 created a vibrant Earth mural using green and blue handprints to represent land and water. Students of Class II marked the occasion with the activity ‘My Happy Earth Badge.’ They crafted and decorated smiling Earth badges and wrote simple promises to the Earth. Class III students took part in ‘Earth in My Hands.’ Each child created a cutout of the Earth surrounded by their handprints. On each finger, they wrote practical ways to protect the planet, such as recycling, composting etc. Students of Class IV engaged in the ‘Trash to Tales’ activity, where they transformed waste materials into creative puppets. Class V conducted a Show and Tell activity based on the concept of the Three Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle), showcasing items made from recycled materials and spoke about their creations. Through creative expression and active participation, students across all classes pledged to be responsible and environmentally conscious citizens. 

An educational excursion to the Dr. B. R. Ambedkar National Memorial was organised for the students of Class V. The visit provided a meaningful opportunity for students to learn about the life and contributions of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar. The students explored the memorial, which beautifully showcases Dr. Ambedkar’s journey, his struggles and his remarkable achievements. Through informative displays, photographs and exhibits, students gained insight into his role in promoting equality, justice and education in society. The visit proved to be both educational and inspiring. They returned with a deep appreciation of Dr. Ambedkar’s vision and contributions. 

Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire.

Delhi Public School, East of Kailash organised Orientation Programmes in the first week of April to welcome the parents of Classes III, IV and V. The Class Representatives of each class welcomed the parents. This was followed by a cultural programme, where students showcased their talents through vibrant performance. The gathering was then addressed by the Headmistress, Ms. Usha Diptivilasa, who emphasised the importance of a strong partnership between parents and the school. Subsequently, the Supervisor introduced the class teachers, subject teachers and senior subject coordinators, enabling parents acquaint themselves with the faculty. 

CLASS III

Ms. Ruchira Bajpai, Examination Incharge, introduced the assessment structure and gave important guidelines for the academic session. Internal assessment criteria was explained to the parents. 

CLASS IV

With the introduction of the 3rd Language in Class IV, parents were apprised of its role in the academic structure and the assessments for the same. 

CLASS V

Examination and Internal Assessment guidelines were reiterated and the parents were informed about the role of the 3rd language in the report card. 

CLASS II ORIENTATION

As the new academic session draws near, the parents of Class II were invited to attend the Orientation Programme on 30th March 2026. The event began with a warm welcome by the Class II Representative, Dr. Sonashriee Kar. The parents were apprised of the various school rules, guidelines, and expectations, aimed at ensuring a smooth academic journey and holistic development of the students. The Headmistress, Ms. Usha Diptivilasa, then addressed the gathering and emphasised the importance of strong collaboration between parents and the school for the overall growth of the children. Thereafter, Ms. Neha Duggal, Supervisor Nursery – Class II, introduced the class teachers, enabling parents to become familiar with the faculty. Ms. Ruhani Saluja gave an insightful presentation on the Cambridge curriculum and the various activities integrated within it. This was followed by a delightful musical presentation and a dance performance by the students, adding a joyful touch to the programme. The session concluded with a warm and interactive discussion between the parents and teachers, fostering a sense of partnership and shared responsibility for the children’s learning journey.