Notice Regarding Upcoming PTM (Class I&II) And Paper Showing (Class III to V) ON 30.09.23
Dispersal Schedule for Classes II To V During Mid Term Examination (2023-24)
Mid-Term Date Sheet For Classes III To V And General Instructions During Exams For Classes Pre-School To V
Notice Regarding Upcoming PTM on 5.8.23
Mid Term Syllabus Class III (2023-24)
Mid Term Syllabus Class IV (2023-24)
Mid Term Syllabus Class V (2023-24)
Rescheduled PT-1 Retest Date Sheet : Classes III-V (2023-24)
Notice Regarding Upcoming PTM on 13.5.23
Olympiad Schedule And Consent Forms for Classes II-V (2023-24)
Schedule for the Paper Showing, PTM & Books/ Uniform Distribution (2022-23) .
DISPERSAL SCHEDULE FOR CLASSES II TO V DURING FINAL TERM EXAMS (2022-23)
Classes I During Final Term Exams
Classes II During Final Term Exams
Final Term Date Sheet For Classes III To V
NOTICE REGARDING UPCOMING PTM ON 14.1.23
WINTER TIMINGS AND DISPERSAL SCHEDULE ( 2022-23)
Notice for upcoming holidays
Holiday on 3 10.22
Notice Regarding Upcoming PTM Classes I & II
Notice Regarding Upcoming Paper Showing for Classes III TO V
Revised Instructions for Class II During Mid Term
Mid Term Date Sheet For Classes III To V And Instructions For Class I During Mid Term
Office Order for 13th August 2022
Notice Regarding Upcoming PTM
INFORMATION REGARDING NEW SESSION (2022-23): CLASS I-V
Sub : ‘Children Sports Festival’ to be observed under Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav – reg.
REPORT ON CHILDREN SPORTS FESTIVAL UNDER AZADI KA AMRIT MAHOTSAV
Children Sports Festival organized from 25.04.2023 to 27.04.2023 with the following Activities:-
TUG O War for class 4 and 5
A contest in which two teams pull at opposite ends of a rope until one drags the other over a central line. All the students of grade 4 and 5 actively participated in this event and had great fun. Th students not only learnt sportsman spirit but also learnt that winning as a team is equally important as winning individually.
RACE FOR CLASS 2 AND 3
Racing is a competition of speed, in which competitors try to complete a given task in the shortest amount of time. The students participated whole heartedly and discovered the strengths within themselves. They showed healthy competitive skills and learnt the importance of inner strength.
Children Sports Festival
AZADI KA AMRIT MAHOTSAV
Pre-Primary wing celebrated the three days "Children Sports Festival" under Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav 2023 with full enthusiasm beginning from 24.04.2023 Monday to 27.04.2023 Thursday. Sporting activities, exercise, and recreational games are very important for the physical health and mental wellbeing of children. "The Children Sports Festival is a platform for students to showcase their skills, talents, to know their strengths and weaknesses”. Children were advised to show good sportsmanship while participating in the games. During the three days sports festival, children of “DPS Mathura Road” participated in various games including 100-meter race, Relay Race, Tug of war, Dodge ball, Basketball, Football and KhoKho. The first day of the festival in the Pre-Primary Wing started off in full swing with games and sports activities. The 4-year-olds really enjoyed, and the winners were appreciated and applauded for their achievements. The games helped the little ones in coordination and building motor skills. Sharing reference pictures of all the games and sports activities performed by children of Pre-Primary Wing.
As per CBSE circular 130
Sub : ‘Unity Run’ on Rashtriya Ekta Divas (National Unity Day)
The Rashtriya Ekta Divas (National Unity Day) was observed on 31st October as every year to commemorate the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel. It not only commemorates the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel, but also reaffirms the inherent strength and resilience of our people to withstand threats to the security, unity and integrity of the country.
This year, to mark the occasion in a befitting manner some proposed events were organised in the Primary Wing for the students on 31st November,2022.
RASHTRIYA EKTA DIWAS PLEDGE
Students took pledge on ‘Rashtriya Ekta Divas’ in the HR period.
The students watched the digital exhibition titled ‘Sardar Patel – The Architect of Unification’.
Unity Run was held in the PT ground in which all the children participate.
To observe the Poshan Maah and Pakhwada 2022 all the students of primary wing took a pledge reflecting the spirit of Bacha and Shiksha. Along with this, students of class 4 wrote slogans and class 5 created posters on the topic: POSHAN BHI PADHAI BHI.
As per the DOE circular Sub : Importance of hand washing and hygiene for preventing diarrhea
A number of activities were performed by the students of the Primary wing. Children were made aware that hand washing is an important process for removing or reducing the number of micro-organisms from their hand. This in turn will reduce the potential transmission of micro-organisms directly or to the surfaces where they can be picked up by others.
As part of CBSE Circular No. 08/2022
Sub: Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for Independence Day Celebrations in all the schools/colleges/Educational Institutions across the country-reg.
The Independence Day, 2022 is being celebrated under the broader ambit of “Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav” across the country. The Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India has formulated a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for Independence Day celebrations across schools/educational institutions across the country in order to have uniformity and maintain standard practices across the country while celebrating the Independence Day and thereafter.
Hence, various activities were organise in the Primary school for the children. As the country is cerebrating Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, craft projects on completion of 75 years of Independence and prominent freedom fighter were developed. The project used some waste material and concept of waste to Best.
As part of the celebration of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav (AKAM), CBSE announced the Expression Series for the session 2022-23. The theme of the Expression Series was ‘Yoga for fitness’.
This series was conducted for the students of classes 3 to 5 of our school on 25th July 2022.
Students showed an enthusiastic response and created artworks depicting various yoga poses, health benefits of yoga, yoga being performed in indoor and outdoor spaces etc.
The 27thNational Reading Day was celebrated on 19th June 2022, the following week was celebrated as Reading Week and Reading Month as 'Read and Grow ' activities was celebrated from 19th June to 18th July 2022.
E -library link was shared with the children and book Reading related activities were conducted in all the classes of the primary wing which included dressing up and speaking about their favourite character and book cover designing.
As you would be aware that 21st June 2022 every year is being celebrated as International Yoga Day. Yoga is our ancient tradition and millions of people around the globe practice it as a healthy way of living. We greet you on this occasion and hope that you all continue to practice yoga for your good physical and mental health.
Wishing you and your family good health, peace, and harmony .
With reference to cbse circular number 68,the students took their yoga mats to nearby Iconic site / Historical Monument or practiced yoga asanas at their homes on 21.06.2022 on the occasion of 8th International Day of Yoga (IDY) by following due procedure and sent their pictures.
In accordance with the CBSE Circular 61, the 27th National Reading Day was celebrated on 19th June 2022 .And this will be the followed by a Reading Week and Reading Month Activities.( 19th June to 18th July 2022 )
Here ,at DPS Mathura Road , we will celebrate Reading month by organizing online/offline activities as suggested by the P. N. Panicker Foundation.
The students from classes 1 to 5 took Reading Day Pledge and shared their pictures with their class teachers.
Yoga is a physical, mental and spiritual practice that originated in ancient India. Keeping the same zeal and enthusiasm in mind we here at DPS , Mathura Road (Junior School) organized “ International Day of Yoga” activities which were in accordance to the CBSE Circular Number 52 on 17th May,2022.
The students participated with full enthusiasm, excitement and showed great interest understanding importance of Yoga. The students of classes 1 and 2 made Yoga logo and learnt its significance ,which represents all the essentials which in turn spreads the real meaning of yoga, i.e., Union of Individual Consciousness with Universal Consciousness and classes 4 and 5 made paintings showing yoga postures.
The students of classes 1 to 5 participated in the following yoga related activities
Class I-III - Yoga Logo Making
Class IV-V - Yoga Posture Making
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Yoga For Wellness 2021-22
Report on International Yoga Day celebration in DPS Mathura Road
Keeping in view the spirit of yoga and its benefits , 7th International Yoga Day was celebrated online on 21st June DPS Mathura Road in compliance with the CBSE circular No Acad 35/2021 dated 27th May 2021 . An online Yoga Quiz was conducted .The junior school students participated enthusiastically in the quiz.
A seven day yoga program was organised online for both the parents and students of Class 1 to 5 from 14th June - 21st June 2021.
For teachers and staff an online Yoga workshop was conducted from 17th May to 28th May 2021.
The teachers gave an overwhelming response . Over 100 teachers participated the yoga workshop and learnt various yogasanas , pranayamas and meditation .It was an enriching experience for me .
Kalpana Grover
Yoga Teacher
Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat programme, is an innovative measure by MHRD to celebrate Unity in diversity of our nation and maintain and strengthen the fabric of traditionally exciting bonds between the people of our country.
Our young learners and their facilitators worked with great dedication to make it a success in our school. We are proud to present a glimpse of the great work done by our enthusiastic learners, in the form of a video.
The workshop on capacity building on Value Education was held on 11thFebruary 2020 at CBSE, Centre of excellence, Delhi. The head of COE Dr.Ram Shankar inaugurated the workshop enthusiastically, He handed the mike to the resource person Dr. Annanthi Jeba singh and Ms Neera kohli. Ms Neera rightly said that morality is the differentiation of intentions, decisions and actions between those that are proper and those that are improper.
Ms Annanthi stated that the moral values are the standard by which we define right and wrong. They can come from the self, family, community, religion, government or international that influenzed the thoughts of the individuals. It was attended by Ms. Anubha Sabharwal.
The workshop on “ Happy class room “ conducted by Dr. Manisha sharma - ( Principal - Shri Venkateshwara International school ) was very relevant to be implemented in today’s class room where most of the children are coming stressed due to various social , economic and personal reasons .
FORMAT :
The session was distributed in three parts –
meaning of happiness ,
exploring happiness and
strategies to bring happiness .
Dr. Manisha engaged the participants in very creative and interesting activities to make the topic more effective and enjoyable. She also made the session very interactive and informative (with reference to some books and quotes by renowned authors). It was attended by Ms. Seema Gambhir.
The workshop was conducted by Mr. Pankaj Munjal. It gave an in depth understanding of life skills vs other skills and their role in improving and enhancing our quality of life based on thinking, emotional and social skills. It stressed on the fact that happiness is a naturally acceptable desire common to all human beings and whether we achieve it or not depends upon our competence. The problems of today’s society were highlighted and attributed to lack of competence or low competence in an individual due to various beliefs imbibed over time, one such belief was success being equated to one’s material processions. The need to include life skills in education at various levels was proposed and strategies to achieve the same were discussed. The ideas put across were supported by effective videos and power point presentation. It was attended by Ms. Anu W. Bhalla and Ms. Poonam Maira.
The Preamble of the Constitution was read by the children in MPH 2 at 11.00 AM. They were explained the meaning of the same. Children also learnt about some facts related to the Constitution of India. A banner regarding Samvidhan Diwas was also put up at the venue. Children developed love and respect for the Constitution of India.
World Science Day for Peace and Development highlighted the important role that science plays in society and was celebrated on 11th November in the school. World Science Day was proclaimed by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO) in 2001 and celebrated for the first time in 2002.Several activities were conducted in the school to develop the spirit of enquiry and scientific attitude in our children.EXPERIMENTS
Teachers conducted experiments with water in front of the students.-
Some substances dissolve in water.
Show and Tell- Students dressed up as scientists and talked about their discoveries, inventions, struggles etc.
A special cleanliness drive in the school was organized wherein children learnt to keep their surroundings clean. They cleaned the playground of the junior school very enthusiastically.
Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat
“Ek Bharat shreshtha Bharat’’ (EBSB) programme was launched by Hon’ble Prime Minister on Ekta Diwas (31st October 2015) on the occasion of birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel to foster national integration through a co-ordinated mutual engagement process between States, Union Territories, Central sports,Tourism and other forms of people-to-people exchanges. The objective of the activities under this will be to celebrate the Unity in Diversity of our nation. To maintain and strengthen the fabric of emotional bonds between people of our country. To showcase the rich culture, customs and traditions of either state for enabling people to understand and appreciate diversity thus fostering a sense of common identity.
Children were exposed to the alphabets, song, proverbs and 100 sentences in the languages of the partnering State/UT i.e. Sikkim.
Celebration of Rashtriya Ekta Diwas/National Unity Day (to commemorate the Birth Anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.)
Fancy Dress
Around 100 children from class 1 participated in the Fancy Dress. The theme of the same was National leaders who have contributed to the National Integration. Children dressed up as various leaders like Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel , Mahatma Gandhi, Dr BR Ambedkar and many more. They also spoke a few lines about the leaders very enthusiastically. Children learnt about great leaders and their contribution to the unity of this nation.
Dance
Children of class 5 participated in a dance on the theme of unity on the song “Aao hum sab haath milayen” The message of the dance was to stay together and work together as a team. Children greatly enjoyed while performing the dance.
The Preamble of the Constitution was read by the children in MPH 2 at 11.00 AM. They were explained the meaning of the same. Children also learnt about some facts related to the Constitution of India. A banner regarding Samvidhan Diwas was also put up at the venue. Children developed love and respect for the Constitution of India.
Report of the workshop on Happy Classrooms held at DARBARILAL DAV SCHOOL, SHALIMAR BAGH on 16-11-19
REPORT ON WORKSHOP/MEETING ATTENDED
Dr. Manisha Sharma conducted a workshop on “Happy Classrooms”. She emphasised that the educator needs to be happy himself / herself to make the students happy and learning process joyful. She also threw light on importance of Emotional Quotient. Ways for emotional self-regulation were being discussed. Reasons for misbehavior of children were discussed and how to take care of them.
An art competition was organized for the students of classes IV and V on the following topics:
Beware, use energy with care
Support “Save Energy” fight, otherwise live without light
Less the energy consumption, the more the money saving
Children made beautiful paintings to depict that energy must be saved.
DPS Mathura Road Salutes the Iron Man and the Architect of Modern India, Sardar Patel.”
30th Oct'2019
Prabhat Pheri
Rashtriya Ekta Diwas, the birthday of Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel was celebrated with a lot of enthusiasm in Delhi Public School Mathura Road. The children of the Pre Primary Wing and Junior School took out a Prabhat Pheri and went all around the school premises. They tried to spread the message of unity in diversity ,Ek Bharat Shresth Bharat by singing songs, slogans and carrying placards with messages .The children also briefed everyone about the vision and contribution of Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel. The occasion was also an opportunity to awaken everyone about the importance of maintaining the integral strength of the nation. By remaining united we shall be able to achieve the vision of Shreshth Bharat was also stressed upon. A soulful rendition of songs by the children added to the spirit of the occasion.
Participation
No of children- PP-E28-& PP-F- 29
No of teachers-04
No of helping staff-02
Junior school children- 10
Teacher-01
Rashtriya Ekta Diwas Shapath
Children of class V gathered in the MPH-II to take the EktaShapath which was uploaded on the smart board in advance. The idea was to make them understand the concept of “unity in diversity”. They all participated with great enthusiasm and learnt to be united to be strong and for the betterment of the Nation.
Participation
No of children- V-A, B, C and D-135
No of teachers-04
No of helping staff-02
Ekta March
Ekta March was taken out by the students with great enthusiasm by the children of class V. They marched on the drum beats and learnt the coordination of mind and body by this exercise.
Participation
No of children- V-E, F, G and H-115
No of teachers-07
No of helping staff-02
Essay Writing On The Theme Of Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel
Children of class III participated in the essay writing activity on the theme of Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel. They expressed their keen interest in exploring more about the life of the great personality and his ideals.
Participation
No of children- III 230
No of teachers-10
No of helping staff-0
Hygiene and Sanitation sessions
24th Oct'2019
The students were explained about hygiene and sanitation in the class. It is very important to keep oneself clean to be protected from diseases. Children learnt table manners and showed interest in explaining and learning new ways to keep germ free.
Exercise and fitness
23rd Oct'2019
An initiative to impart knowledge about benefits of staying fit and healthy was taken by the teachers of Primary wing in which children were explained and trained to do exercises. A yoga session was held for all the students.
Competition on nutritious recipe
22nd Oct'2019
Children were divided in five groups. Each group made a nutritious food item (non-fire) and a competition was held. The winning group explained the nutritive value of their recipe to the class.
Diversification in food habits
21st Oct'2019
Children were encouraged to bring different types of food and eat in groups. The teacher had a session with them discussing about different states and the staple food of those states. Children showed enthusiasm and took great interest in learning about the variety of food in our country. They shared their food and learnt to become good hosts too. It was enjoyed by all.
Poshan Rally
17th Oct'2019
To understand the importance of balanced diet, children made placards and wrote slogans on balanced diet. They went to all the classes and explained about it. They also spread awareness about eating food from all food groups to stay healthy.
Cultural activity
11th Oct'2019
To understand that festivals help to create strong bonds of love and faith, an assembly on festivals was presented by the students of classes V in which the message of removing evil from within was conveyed very beautifully by means of a skit. A nukkad naatak was also presented to showcase the poor conditions in which under privileged children work in pathetic conditions to make crackers. Children also conveyed that we should not burst crackers and stop air pollution. A group dance was also presented to depict the happiness during Diwali. It was enjoyed by all.
Demonstration of nutritious food recipes.
10th Oct'2019
In an initiative to understand the importance of staying healthy by eating healthy, children came up with some very nutritious recipes. They shared the same with each other in the classes and discussed the importance of having a healthy life style. They also wrote recipes of some nutritious foods and drew the pictures on an A4 sheet.
Report of the workshop on Capacity Building Programme” for Hindi in Red Roses School, Palam Vihar, Gurugram on 11/10/19 and 12/10/19
Ms Rina Yadav and Ms Reetu Sirohi attended a two days’ workshop on “Capacity Building Programme” for Hindi from 11th Oct'19 to 12th Oct'19 in Red Roses School, Palam Vihar, Gurugram. On 11 th Oct'19 Dr. Shiksha opened the session with a set of activities like chain search poem. These activities served the dual purpose of introduction of all the teachers as well as served as a tool for breaking the ice .It was followed by an inaugural session where the resource persons Dr. Shiksha, Mr. Trilok Kaushik and Headmistress Ms. Seema were called to light the lamp and address the teachers. Then Dr. Shiksha told us to write a poem about your new friend as a result we knew each other and it was a new technique method to make new friend. She has given information about NCF 2005 like why syllabus is important?
Why NCERT has no specific grammar book? What are the important points of Hindi grammar? What are the different types of lesson plan? How to make class interesting with children participation? The next session was taken up by Mr. Trilok Kaushik who discussed the importance of speaking skill in learning. Again the next session was taken up by Dr. Shiksha who discussed the importance of listening skill in learning with one activity. She made the teachers realize that how listening skill is important in capacity building of a student. The final session of the day was the most interesting session as it was loaded with hands on activities. They explained about the importance of Bloom’s law in education for Hindi language development in the children. They carried out various activities which can be used by language teachers for the development of the four basic skills. At the end two teachers were read a paragraph with expression rest participant given them marks on different scale of marking. Teachers were made to understand the importance about the listening, speaking, reading and writing.
On 12th Oct’19, the day started with discussion of favourite poem, poet, writer etc. of the teachers with Mr. Trilok Kaushik. Dr. Shiksha discussed the marking scheme of class 10th Hindi ‘A’ course board test paper including literature, poem, essay writing, unseen passage, unseen poem, picture writing etc.
Mr. Trilok Kaushik explained how a learner should be treated as a friend. He also narrated a few self-composed poems and real life incidents. This was followed by a valedictory Ceremony of the participants. At the end teachers received certificates from CBSE side. It was a great learning endeavor for the teachers.
DPS Mathura Road,Primary wing conducted one week intensive programme ( 23rd Sep to 3rd Oct 2019) to celebrate 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi.
Fit India Plogging Run
2nd October, 2019
Fit India Plogging Run was organized by DPS Mathura Road on 2nd October, 2019 in which students along with the teachers walked through the nearby Nizammudinarea by walking to emphasize on keeping fit . They collected plastic waste from the streets and spread the awareness for cleanliness. The idea was to stop using plastic to save the planet Earth.
Make India Free from Single Use Plastic
3rd October, 2019
To encourage children to avoid single use plastic like plastic bottles, containers, polythene bags etc. a talk was organized for the children of class V in which they discussed about the alternatives to plastic bags. They came up with a lot of interesting ideas to replace the single use plastic bottles with metal ones and plastic bags with jute and cloth bags.
To commemorate Gandhi Ji’s 150th Birth Anniversary , the students of classes IV-E and IV-F along with the students of Classes V-A and V-E presented a special assembly remembering Gandhi Ji’s ideals to foster his philosophy in the young minds of the present generation.
The assembly started with Gandhi Ji’s favourite bhajan ‘RaghupatiRaghav Raja Ram” which was followed by a heart-warming performance by the students of the enrichment centre who adorned Gandhi Ji’s favourite fabric-Khadi.
A Conversation with Gandhi ji in the contempory time was potrayed through a thought provoking skit. This was followed by a role play on Gandhi Ji. To reinforce the concept of “Swachh Bharat” a nukkadnatak was also presented. The assembly ended with a foot tapping performance by the budding dancers of class IV-E on the beats of the song “ Swachhtaki Jot Jagi Re”.
Children sang bhajans like “Raghupati raghav” and “Vaishnav jan ki”
The children of classes IV and V were shown a movie on GANDHI -MY FATHER, the main storyline was about Life history of Mahatma Gandhi. It was an interesting movie as the children were able to co-relate the life history of Gandhi ji.The children enhanced their extra knowledge on how the freedom fighters fought against the Britishers so that India could be a free country.The teachers further explained the importance of Gandhi's principles and the sacrifices done by Gandhi ji and how Gandhi ji helped us to fight against the Britishers with Peace, Satya- graha and Non- violence to gain India's Independence with freedom movements like Dandi March, Quit India etc.The teachers further asked questions to the children on the movie and encouraged and motivated the kids to follow the principles of Gandhi ji in their life too.
Essay writing on the life,principles and teachings of Mahatma Gandhi was done in class 5.
The students of class 5 enthusiastically participated in the painting competition conducted in our school to celebrate 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi.
The students created vividly illustrated artworks depicting Gandhi ji's life and ideals laid down by him. The competition thus gave them an opportunity to understand the values and principles of Gandhiji’s life.
Date: 25th September 2019
To mark the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi the students of class IV participated in a rangoli making contest.
The students participated with great zeal and created unique rangoli designs that included elements related to Bapu’s life such as Charkha, Ahimsa, Swachata, the the design of Indian flag under bapu, his three monkeys etc.
The event turned out to be a very enriching and enjoyable learning experience for all of them.
On 26th September, 2019 ,Class 4 children watched videos on Water Conservation and sang water conservation song. Children were taken to the Rain Water Harvesting site in the school and explained how rain water is recharged in school. Children also went around the Junior School building and checked the leaking taps.
We also conducted special yoga classes for the students . On 27th Oct 2019 we organised special yoga classes for the students of class 5 . Children were taught the fundamental values of yoga like non-violence ,truth, celibacy and surrender to God .
Mahatma Gandhi also believed in the above values and practised them throughout his life .In this class we taught yogic exercises, asana, pranayama and meditation to increase physical strength and mental purity.
On the ocassion of 150th birth anniversary of Gandhi ji students of Delhi Public School(Junior Wing),standard 4th, presented a skit on the important events of Gandhiji's life from his childhood till the freedom of India on 3oth Sep,19.The students enthusiastically participated and depicted his life in a beautiful manner which was appreciated by the audience.
A singing activity was organised by the students of class 4 on the occassion of 150th birth anniversary of Gandhi ji.The students enthusiastically recited his famous bhajans and sang melodious patriotic songs as well as bhajans which left everyone spellbound.
As part of the Swachhata Hi Seva Campaign Class 4 undertook “Massive Shramdaan” on 20th September, 2019 with the main focus on “Collection of Plastic waste”.
This drive with its main focus on the collection of plastic waste aimed to create aweness for a greater impact against single use plastic and enhancing cleanliness, through the collection of plastic waste from the school premises .
As part of the Swachhata Hi Seva Campaign, the students of Class V did their bit by cleaning their immediate environment, ie, their classrooms. They used Colin liquid and dusters to clean the window panes, the smart board and tiles.
The importance of personal hygiene and cleanliness around was explained. Reasons why use of plastic bottles, bags, lunch boxes, disposable plastic cutlery, etc, should be avoided was also explained
Students planted saplings in the school campus with the heads.
Students were shown videos on steps to wash hands. They brought hand sanitizers and liquid soap to school and practiced the same way as shown in the video.
Shapath- 2/9/19
Children took Swachchata shapath on 2nd sep,19 ,an oath to keep their surroundings clean and take up one activity for personal/school/community/home cleanliness.
Bhajan -30/8/19
Class 1 children sang the bhajan- “Vaishnav Jan ki” in their classes and the teachers discussed the values and ideals on Mahatma Gandhi with the children . All the children participated.
Fancy dress on Mahatma Gandhi -2/9/19
Class 1 children came dressed up as Gandhiji and some other characters in his life. There was sharing of thoughts on Mahatma Gandhi and his principles.Children learnt about simple living and high thinking.
Classroom cleanliness and awareness of green/blue dustbins-3/9/19
Class 1 children participated in the cleanliness drive in which they cleaned their own classrooms with great enthusiasm. They learnt the importance of keeping the surroundings clean.
“Do it to clean it”. This is what they learnt by cleaning their desks,windows etc all by themselves.
A talk on truth and non-violence-5/9/19
Children spoke on the values and principles of Mahatma Gandhi.They expressed their views on truth and non-violence in the class.
The Prime Minister launched a nationwide Fit India Movement with a belief that it will take the country towards a healthier future. An hour long programme was telecasted which was witnessed live by all the children and the teachers. It will surely encourage everyone to lead a healthy life for making our country a healthy nation.
A meeting was held under ‘The Hubs of learning’ programme on 15th July,2019 which was attended by Ms. Reema Sharma (Vice Principal), Ms. Ranjana Dean (Headmistress Primary Wing ), Ms. Bharati Joshi (Coordinator ), Ms. Vineeta Batra (Activity Incharge Primary Wing ), Ms. Charu Sood (TGT Science from Canterbury Public School) and Ms. Angelina (PRT from St. John’s Academy). Methods of planning of almanac, annual activities and examination were discussed and ideas were exchanged. The guest teachers were then escorted to MPH-II where ‘Number Ninja Week’ was being held. They were shown the working models of mathematics which impressed them a lot. Thereafter they were shown the K.G.Hall and the library. It was overall a learning experience for all.
As per the guidelines of D.O.E and the Ministry of Home Affairs (G.O.I) ,DPS Mathura Road celebrated Qaumi Ekta Week from Nov 19 to Nov 25,2018. The students participated enthusiastically to make the celebration a successful endeavour. During the week, the school organised special assemblies wherein students delivered thought-provoking speeches on various topics. The speech on ‘Women Empowerment’ was very interesting. A skit presented by class 3 inspired the students to maintain harmony and unity in the country. The theme was “Let’s Tolerate and Respect Each other” thereby making students understand that for peaceful coexistence we must learn to love and respect others. The idea was to bring home the fact that all religions talk about universal values of love, charity, peace, kindness, mercy and so on.
Class 1 presented a ramp walk on the theme ‘Communal Harmony’, depicting the culture and traditions of various states thereby showing national integration.
Here the students showcased food, attire and flora and fauna from different states of India.
They made tri-colour diyas .the students were also shown various videos based on different states of India and a worksheet on the monuments of different states was also done by the students.
Our Principal, Mr.Manohar Lal presented his views on ‘National Integration and Events of Freedom Struggle’. Class 2 dressed up and spoke on ‘Different leaders of India’. Such activities sensitize the students to value brotherhood and unity. The school has been leaving no stone unturned to inculcate the feelings of patriotism in the students, training them to be good and responsible citizens.
The primary wing celebrated the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, where the following activities were conducted:
The first step taken towards keep school clean was to promote Green India, Clean India Mission launched by the Govt. of India and September 4,2018, the mission was started with the Swachta Pledge. All the staff members and the students participated in the event.
On 1st October, 2018, the students took part in the national pledge. This pledge is an oath that we take while we live in this country. It reminds us of our responsibilities towards our country. This is essential to make the newer generation realize that India needs them more than ever before.
The students were encouraged to talk about Gandhi ji, his life, his ideals. Discussions and speeches were conducted. Videos and movies on the great mahatma were shown to the students. There was a quiz that was organized for all the classes 1- 5 on the life and philosophy of Bapuji.
Class 2 made beautiful posters on the Father of the nation and wrote some of his famous quotes. Here is a glimpse.
Class 1 was totally involved the whole day – with quiz, pledge, babuji’s three monkeys, his quotes, etc
In accordance with the Parv, the following activities were conducted as a part of curriculum transaction, without breaking the daily routine:-
videos were shown to the students to acquaint them with the benefits of tourism apart from cultivating a touring culture and imparting up-do-date information about tourism.
Special Assemblies to highlight different cultures of the various states of India.
"TOURISM IN INDIA” – a very informative assembly was conducted by class 2on 25th September 2018
It began with the prayer, followed by a talk on the importance of tourism.
The theme was well demonstrated with the help of a dance and placards. The audience enjoyed and appreciated the assembly whole heartedly. Students understood the value of Tourism in India.
The Headmistress Ms. Anju Sharma addressed the gathering and motivated the students.
Class 1 presented an assembly on 26-9-18 to mark the importance of tourism in our lives. The event began with a beautiful choir presentation by the students on the song 'GOD WILL MAKE A WAY' which resonated with the positive spirit of the Parayatan Parv. Then, the importance of Delhi tourism was discussed with the help of different poems, quotes and sayings. Further, the students showcased a presentation about various monuments of Delhi which are the major attractions for tourism. They highlighted amazing facts about Humayun's Tomb, Red Fort, India Gate and many more Monuments which outlay the importance of exploring Delhi's Tourism. The finale included a dance presentation by four girls on the famous song 'Incredible India' hence concluding the event with joy. The students performed with great confidence, enthusiasm and determination. This assembly presentation helped in inculcating interest and respect towards Delhi Tourism.
iii. Educational excursions
A total of 244 students of class III and 8 teachers visited Humayun’s Tomb on 26th September 2018 as part of ‘ Paryatan Parv’ initiated by the government of India. The trip was an enriching experience for the little ones who marveled at the beauty of the historical structure. The children were amazed to know that the structure was built roughly around 445 years ago by the wife of the great Mughal emperor Humayun. They were informed that Hamida Banu Begum commenced the construction of the mausoleum for her deceased husband in 1565, nine years after his death. The construction was finished in 1572. They were also told that the construction was one of its kind and it inspired other Mughal structures including the Taj Mahal. They also thoroughly enjoyed the gardens and the water fountain. The fresh lime growing on the trees fascinated our little ones to no end.
The students also noticed that there were a lot of tourists from both within the country and abroad. Some of the foreigners engaged with our little ones, who confidently answered all their questions. Students, after reaching school, shared their experiences and observations in class.
iv. around 500 students of classes 4 & 5 made colourful drawings depicting the rich cultural heritage of india and how we tourism and education go hand in hand.
v. Essay Writing
The students of classes 4 and 5 took part in an essay writing competition on ‘Dekho Apna Desh’ and expressed their opinion about paryatan on various platforms. After careful screening, the following students were adjudged the winners!
Class IV
ABUZAR NADEEM –A
RAYAN TOKEER –B
ZYANA TAHIR – C
GURSIMAR – D
RUHBANI – E
ANADI MANGAL – G
PRAGYAN TAWAKLEY – G
PRANSHU AGGARWAL – H
Class V
TANMAY KASHYAP -A
AVANEESH RAJ – B
GAURI GOYAL – C
ANYA ANAND – E
HARSH PUGALIA – F
PRISHA DEVNANI – G
PARNIKA DUGGAL – G
AKSHAY YADAV - H
All these activities helped the students to celebrate the spirit of tourism and to motivate others by showcasing the tourism potential of Incredible India.
The first step taken towards keep school clean was to promote Green India, Clean India Mission launched by the Govt. of India and September 4, 2018, the mission was started with the Swachta Pledge. All the staff members and the students participated in the event.
On 5th September, the Green School Drive was organized. Teachers talked about segregation of waste and significance of blue and green dustbin.
Teachers’ Day was observed with the special focus on Swachta and students were not allowed to bring items leading to clutter and untidiness.
6th September was a day of creativity! Kids wrote thought provoking essays in class 5.
There was a quiz/painting competition organized for class1. Class 3 and 4 wrote beautiful poems on swachhta.
7th September was observed as ‘Handwash day’. Children were explained the proper method of washing hands and eating. A short questionnaire was handed out to them which gave them insight into their cleanliness regime.
Videos on personal hygiene and cleanliness were also shown to the students.
8th September - Swachh Water Day
Teachers discussed various ways of storing safe drinking water.
The children were made aware of water borne diseases and what one should do to avoid them.
Final day –
The students wrote letters to their parents regarding what they had learnt in the past few days and what they want their parents to do to keep the environment clean.
The students made an inspiring wall painting for the promotion of cleanliness Videos were shown to the kids on the reuse and recycle of the waste material.
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