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. 

TOPIC: Time Traveller’s Delight

DATE: 21 July, 2025

CLASS TEACHER: Neha Misra

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.

TOPIC: Destination: Happiness

DATE: 16 July, 2025

CLASS TEACHER: Salonee Puri

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.

Topic: Teamwork Makes the Dream Work

Date: 17 July 2025

Class Teacher: Harsha Grover

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.

TOPIC: What a Wonderful World

DATE: 18 July 2025

CLASS TEACHER: Armeet Kaur

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.

TOPIC: Small Acts of Kindness

DATE : 11 July, 2025

CLASS TEACHER:  Rajni Gour Patel

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.

TOPIC: A Nation That Reads, Leads

DATE: July 9, 2025.

CLASS TEACHER: Sonashree Kar

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.