"The science of today is the technology of tomorrow." - Edward Teller

To celebrate National technology week the students of ICT club designed E-Poster on the topic” SAFE USE OF INTERNET” on Thursday 22 May 2025where the students exhibited their excellence through the e-posters.

The main objective of this event was to ignite the creative side of the students. This competition was not merely to see the artistic skill but also to trigger the thought process of the students.

The winners were:

• Junior Category -
  • I Position - Aryan and Pratyash (Class VII)
  • II Position - Bhavik and Prayag (Class IV )
  • III Position - Janvi (VII) and Vedansh  (Class VI)
• Senior Category -
  • I Position – Disha (Class XI)
  • II Position - Anshika and Kashish (Class XI)
  • III Position - Harsh (Class XI)

The activity sparked artistic and technological skills of the students.

To equip students with essential safety measures and prepare them to respond wisely in the event of a fire or bomb threat, a safety drill was conducted on Friday, 23rd May 2025.

At the sound of the alarm signalling the commencement of the drill, students promptly evacuated the building in accordance with the protocol outlined by the concerned team. They assembled at the designated safe zones, where attendance was carefully taken to ensure that everyone was present.

The drill was conducted smoothly and successfully, with all procedures executed efficiently and in an organized manner.

We are proud to share that Parth, competing in the 58 to 61 kg weight category, has secured the GOLD MEDAL in the Taekwondo Championship at the prestigious Delhi Olympic Games 2025.

The event was organized by the Delhi Olympic Association at Shri Sanatan Dharm Sewa Sansthan. Honourable Principal Mrs. Rooma Pathak applauded Parth’s commendable performance that has brought great pride to the school.

The Pre-Primary wing celebrated a joyful and memorable Summer Party on Friday, 23rd May 2025, marking the enthusiastic beginning of the much-awaited summer break.

The little ones were thrilled to watch a popular animated movie brimming with fun, excitement, and adventure. The celebrations were further enhanced with joyful food-sharing moments and lively dance sessions, creating an atmosphere filled with cheer and laughter.

The day was a perfect blend of relaxation and recreation, leaving the young learners with delightful memories to carry into their summer holidays.

In an effort to nurture essential life skills and social grace among young learners, a thoughtfully designed Table Manners Activity was conducted for the students of LKG and UKG on 21 May 2025. The activity integrated key aspects of dining etiquette.

Students enthusiastically set tables with plates, cutlery, and napkins. They also washed their hands before the meal, and recited a thanksgiving prayer. Correct use of utensils and maintaining proper chewing habits were introduced. They used phrases such as “May I have the water, please?”; "Thank You "etc. while dining at the table.

The activity imbibed core values such as cleanliness, gratitude, patience, and respect—laying the groundwork for confident and courteous social interactions.

A Hindi Poem Recitation Competition was organized for LKG students on 22 May 2025 to nurture early language skills and self-confidence. The young participants recited poems on themes such as nature, family, and vegetables with remarkable enthusiasm and expression.

The event served as a joyful platform for students to showcase their creativity, clarity of speech, and stage confidence. It was a delightful celebration of early learning that reinforced the importance of language and artistic expression in a child’s overall development.

The Drama Club staged a compelling play focused on Women Empowerment on 23rd May’2025, aiming to raise awareness about women's rights, strength, and potential in modern society. The performance opened with a hard-hitting portrayal of challenges faced by women, including gender bias, domestic abuse, and limited access to education.

Through expressive acting, impactful dialogues, and thought-provoking slogans, the students highlighted the importance of gender equality and the need to uplift women across all spheres. The use of minimal props, traditional music, and synchronized movements added depth and authenticity to the performance.

The play ended with a stirring call for social reform and collective effort toward a more inclusive and equitable world.

To celebrate the linguistic diversity of India, first day of Bharatiya Bhasha Summer Camps 2025 was celebrated in the school. Students in the summer camp were guided about the basic greetings and expressions, alphabets, numbers, signatures etc. in Punjabi language. They also learn the origin of Punjabi language and how it has been influencing the western cultures too.

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To celebrate India’s rich musical heritage the Music Club organised a Folk Music Competition on Tuesday 20th May 2025. Students enthusiastically participated showcasing their talents by singing traditional folk songs in Bhojpuri, Marathi, & Bengali. It featured a diverse range of folk songs, including Bhojpuri soulful melodies, Marathis energetic rhythms and Bengalis poetic lyrics.

The winners of the competition:

• FIRST POSITION IN BENGALI SONGS-
  • GAURISH -VIIIA
  • YASH VIIB
  • ANNANT -VIIIB
  • UMANG – IXB
• 2ND POSITION IN MARATHI SONG –
  • ANIKESH-VIIB
  • ARUSH- VII A
  • VIHAAN – VIII A
  • ARHUM- VIII A
• 3RD POSITION BHOJPURI SONG –
  • AAROHI -VIIA
  • CHAYTALI – VIIA
  • DEEPIKA -VIIC
  • MENKA -VIIC

The Competition promoted linguistic and cultural diversity encouraging students to explore and appreciate India’s rich musical heritage.

To instill the values of leadership, responsibility, and commitment, Investiture Ceremony for the academic year 2025–26 was held on Wednesday, 21 May 2025. The school band escorted the council members with discipline and unity. Honorable Principal Ma’am, Mrs. Rooma Pathak, conferred the newly elected council members with badges and sashes.

Anshuman Singh (XII) took over as Head Boy, and Sanjana Thakur (XII) was appointed Head Girl. Ronit Singh (XI) and Disha (XI) took over the responsibility as Assistant Head Boy and Assistant Head Girl respectively. In Junior Wing, Kush (V-A) was appointed as Jr. Head Boy and Maira Oswin (V-B) as Jr. Head Girl. Bhavik Yadav (IV-A) took charge as Jr. Assistant Head Boy, while Nayra Jidani (IV-A) was entrusted with responsibilities of Jr. Assistant Head Girl.

The positions of Sports Head Boy and Sports Head Girl were conferred upon Govind Singh Khokhar (XII) and Divya Ungrish (XII).

Leading the four school houses, House Captains and Vice Captains were:

    •Rose House

         Captain – Prabal Kumar Shukla (XI)

         Vice Captain – Iknoor (IX)

    •Dahliya House

         Captain – Khushi Aggarwal (XI)

         Vice Captain – Varisha Fatima (IX)

    •Lily House

         Captain – Yash Kalyaniya (XI)

         Vice Captain – Ishaan (IX-C)

    •Tulip House

         Captain – Ayush Kumar (IX)

         Vice Captain – Sunny Yadav (VIII)

All the student leaders took an oath to carry out their duties with integrity and dedication. Honourable Principal Madam, Mrs. Rooma Pathak, congratulated and motivated the council members to carry forward the legacy of the school with sincerity, commitment, and a sense of purpose.

The ceremony concluded with the National Anthem.