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.
The class assembly, held on the theme of “Positive Attitude”, was a vibrant and uplifting event. The assembly began with students sharing inspirational quotes by influential figures such as Mahatma Gandhi, setting a thoughtful and empowering tone for the day. This was followed by a heartfelt recitation of the poem ‘Think Positive’, which beautifully emphasized the importance of optimistic thinking in overcoming life’s challenges. Adding to the energy, a captivating group dance performance on the song “Badal Pe Paon Hain”. The highlight of the assembly was the Talent Show, where students showcased a rich array of talents like Kathak, Bharatnatyam, hula hoop displays and a drum performance. The programme was a powerful blend of motivation, creativity and talent, reflecting the students’ enthusiastic spirit and belief in the strength of positivity. The assembly concluded with the National Anthem followed by a group photograph.
The students of Class III D presented a vibrant and inspiring assembly on the theme Teamwork Makes the Dream Work. The assembly began with a patriotic song “Hind Desh Ke Niwasi,” setting the tone of unity and harmony. The students performed a thoughtful dialogue on the significance of teamwork and recited a cheerful teamwork rhyme that emphasized collaboration. Student reporters brought a creative news update segment featuring current affairs and the weather. A dramatized story in Hindi portrayed how birds trapped in a net escaped by working together – a touching representation of unity and determination.A lively talent round featured students demonstrating skills in music (guitar and keyboard), karate, yoga, skating, and hoopla, highlighting the diverse talents in the class.The program concluded with a high-energy group dance performance to the track ‘Kar Le.’The assembly concluded with the National Anthem followed by a group photograph.
Students of III-E presented a thought provoking assembly on the theme ‘Save Nature’. The students began with shloka and then wowed the gathering with some Amazing Facts about nature. This was followed by a group song and a group dance which focused on the urgent need to conserve nature and save the planet. A skit on the theme seamlessly followed with the children depicting the plight of nature. The students showcased their many talents through the Talent Show.
World Athletics Day was also celebrated with the students sharing important facts about it. The assembly concluded with the school anthem and smiling faces posing for the class photograph.
The assembly of III-A, on the theme ‘Every day is mother’s day’ was an ode to our creators, our mothers. The assembly began with remembering the Almighty, the creator of the entire universe. This was followed by an invocation dance depicting the various forms of Maa Durga. After this, the children recited some beautiful self composed poems for their mothers which left everyone spellbound. This was followed by a small skit on the hardwork and dedication of mothers. The students recited a poem, performed a group song, danced with hula hoops and even cooked for their mothers in order to make them feel truly loved and special. The children then surprised their mothers with unique hand made cards to commemorate the occasion. The assembly concluded with the National Anthem followed by a group photograph.
Delhi Public School, East of Kailash values the many benefits of independent reading time for children. The Principal, Mr. Anil Kumar has instituted various programmes to encourage reading among the staff and student body of Delhi Public School. In celebration of World Book Day, the students engaged in a day of reading, storytelling and games and puzzles on books. Storytelling sessions were organised for the different classes, followed by class discussions on characters, themes and motivations. The students then participated in a fun quiz on books and authors. Drop Everything and Read (DEAR) time, an initiative of the Principal, is something the children look forward to everyday and carry their books with them to read and later discuss with their classmates. The students learnt about World Book Day and the immense courage it took many authors to speak the truth and to stand up for what they believe. With these valuable lessons, the students gained a new perspective on books and reading.
‘उत्तम सुख निरोगी काया’ – Perfect happiness lies in a healthy body, is an ideal held in high regard by Mr. Anil Kumar, Principal, Delhi Public School, RK Puram. The students are encouraged to carry a wholesome snack and bring a nutritious tiffin box everyday. On 22nd April, 2025, Delhi Public School, East of Kailash also organised a mindful-eating drive with different classes raising awareness about health and fitness through a healthy tiffin. The students were encouraged to carry a ‘colourful’ tiffin with various food groups to make a balanced meal – a Super Lunch Box and a Green Gourmet Box for Classes I and III. The students of Class II made a fruit and vegetable rainbow and decided to ‘Eat a Rainbow’ everyday. The students of Classes IV and V made salads and healthy sandwiches with hung curd and fresh vegetables. Poshan Abhiyaan is an ongoing initiative that helps the students prioritise health and wellness by making informed choices about food.
Following the mantra, “Think Green, Act Clean”, the students and staff of Delhi Public School, East of Kailash observed Earth Day as a Bagless Day. The day was dedicated to raising awareness about climate change, and more importantly, the role of the individual in saving the planet. The day started with the planting of a sapling by the Headmistress, Ms. Usha Diptivilasa, accompanied by the students. The students participated in various activities like Create Out of Waste and Clean Tiffin to incorporate Reuse, Reduce, Recycle into their daily lives. The students went on a nature walk through the school and made notepads out of waste paper and discarded materials. In Show and Tell, the students explained how they sourced various waste materials to create new and useful things for themselves. The day ended with a sense of commitment in the student body to take up the challenge to preserve our natural resources.
The academic year 2025-26 started off with the School Orientation Programme of Class V. The programme was held on 1st April 2025 and began with the Class V Rep, Ms. Monica Sharma and Ms. Usha Diptivilasa Headmistress, Delhi Public School, East of Kailash welcoming the parents. The students set the tone of the event with a soulful melody and an inspiring dance performance. Ms. Usha Diptivilasa then addressed the parents and invited their enthusiastic participation in the various activities that will take place throughout the year. Ms. Karuna Sharma, Academic Supervisor, introduced the class teachers and the subject teachers of Class V. This was followed by a round- up of the assessment system by the Examination In-charge, Ms. Ruchira Bajpai. The session ended with a warm interaction between the parents and the teachers.
ORIENTATION CLASS II
With the dawn of the new session, the parents of Class II were invited to attend the Orientation Programme held on 2nd April, 2025. The Rep of Class II, Ms. Nilambri Gupta welcomed the parents to the orientation and the event began with a calming melody, followed by an inspiring dance performance by the students. The parents were then apprised of the various school rules and regulations by which the students must abide. Ms. Usha Diptivilasa, Headmistress, Delhi Public School, East of Kailash then addressed the parents and invited their cooperation as the new session begins. Ms. Karuna Sharma, Academic Supervisor, introduced the class teachers and the subject teachers of Class II. The session ended with a warm interaction between the parents and the teachers.
ORIENTATION CLASS IV
Class IV opened the new session with the Orientation Programme aimed at ensuring open communication with the parents. The Class IV Rep, Ms. Armeet Kaur extended a warm welcome to the parents which was followed by a melody and a lively dance performance. The parents were then apprised of the various school rules and regulations by which the students must abide. Ms. Usha Diptivilasa, Headmistress, Delhi Public School, East of Kailash then addressed the parents and welcomed the eager involvement of students in school activities. The orientation aimed at familiarising the parents with the Third Language, introduced in Class IV. Ms. Karuna Sharma, Academic Supervisor, introduced the class teachers and the subject teachers of Class IV. This was followed by an account of the assessment system, including Third Language assessment, by the Examination In-charge, Ms. Ruchira Bajpai. The session ended with a warm interaction between the parents and the teachers.
ORIENTATION CLASS III
Class III held the Orientation Programme on 2nd April, 2025. The Rep of Class III, Ms. Shalini Khandelwal welcomed the parents and invited Ms. Usha Diptivilasa, Headmistress, Delhi Public School, East of Kailash, to address the gathering. The parents were encouraged to ensure that the students maintain a balance between academics and co-curricular activities. This was followed by a short cultural programme by the students. Ms. Karuna Sharma, Academic Supervisor, then introduced the class teachers and the subject teachers of Class III.
Ms. Ruchira Bajpai, Examination In-charge, outlined the annual assessment system, including internal assessments. This was followed by an orientation of the assessment system, including Third Language assessment. The session ended with a warm interaction between the parents and the teachers.
ORIENTATION NURSERY
Nursery held the Orientation on 21st March 2025 to welcome the parents Delhi Public School, East of Kailash and apprise them of the various rules and regulations to be observed. The Orientation began with a short cultural programme followed by a video presentation of School Achievements which showcased the activities, programmes and events hosted by the school. The parents were informed about the two boards offered by the school, CBSE and Cambridge, as well as the salient features of each. Mr. Anil Kumar, Principal, Delhi Public School, RK Puram extended a warm welcome to the parents and urged them to be a part of the DPS fraternity. Ms. Usha Diptivilasa, Headmistress, Delhi Public School, East of Kailash, urged the parents to join, with enthusiasm, the various activities and initiatives the school offers. This was followed by parent interaction which helped the parents achieve some clarity on the school norms. The interaction was much appreciated by the parents.
ORIENTATION PREP
Prep Orientation was held on 1st April, 2025, in the respective classrooms. The parents visited the classes and interacted with the teachers. The teachers spoke about the play-way method of learning, of learning through experience and activity which is essential for young minds. The different books and notebooks were shown to the parents who were able to clear any queries. The parents were shown a presentation detailing the various rules and expectations of the school. The Headmistress, Ms. Usha Diptivilasa visited each classroom and warmly greeted the parents, welcoming them to the orientation. The parents and the teachers were eager to begin the new session with the tiny tots.
ORIENTATION CLASS I
With the dawn of the new session, the parents of Class I were invited to attend the Orientation Programme held on 1st April, 2025. The Rep of Class I, Ms. Sonam Pandey welcomed the parents to the orientation and the event began with a calming melody, followed by an inspiring dance performance by the students. The parents were then apprised of the various school rules and regulations by which the students must abide. Ms. Usha Diptivilasa, Headmistress, Delhi Public School, East of Kailash then addressed the parents and sought their collaboration and support as the new session begins. Ms. Karuna Sharma, Academic Supervisor, introduced the class teachers and the subject teachers of Class I. The session ended with a warm interaction between the parents and the teachers.
