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70 Glorious Years

DPS Mathura Road marked 70 Years of Excellence in a celebration held at Siri Fort Auditorium on 27 December 2019. The Chief Guest for the occasion was His Excellency Shri Anil Baijal, Honourable Lieutenant Governor of Delhi and the Guests of Honour were Padmashree Prof. (Dr.) Mahesh Verma, Vice Chancellor – Guru Gobind Singh IP University and Shri Naveen Jindal, a renowned industrialist and politician. Padmabhushan Shri V. K. Shunglu –Chairman, The DPS Society and Vice Chairman, DPS Mathura Road presided over the event.

The celebrations began with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp and a formal welcome and felicitations of the distinguished guests. Mr. V.K. Shunglu congratulated the school on the benchmark of completion of seventy years and wished the mother school of the DPS fraternity many more such accolades.

In her address, Principal, Ms. Deeksha Khera recounted the achievements of the school since its inception and also highlighted the vision of the school in fulfilling the goals of Education 4.0 which focuses on smart technology, artificial intelligence, and robotics; all of which now impact our everyday lives.

The Chief Guest for the occasion – His Excellency Shri Anil Baijal, Honourable Lieutenant Governor of Delhi entreated students to develop a sound value system that would go a long way in building up a strong future for them. With emphasis on campaigns like Swachha Bharat Abhiyan, FIT India Movement and Save Water, he beseeched the audience to be more proactive in matters of the environment. Prof. (Dr.) Mahesh Verma praised the ethos of the school and advised students to strike a balance between being technologically updated and morally upright. Mr. Naveen Jindal, a former DIPSITE reminisced his school days and congratulated the school on achieving the seventy-year landmark.

The distinguished guests then released the school’s annual magazine which documented the activities and achievements of the school over the previous academic year.

This was followed by performances by the school’s choir, which presented the school song and orchestra – both of which left the audience truly mesmerised. The welcome dance – Samagam – an amalgamation of Kathak, Odissi, Kathakali sought to pay a tribute not only to DPS Mathura Road but also all its core schools and The DPS Society.

The highlight of the function was Navras – a Musical Dance Drama presented by students of Class IV and V. Through this dance drama, the students portrayed the nine emotions or ‘rasas’ as experienced by a human being in different life situations. The most compelling of the nine rasas was the Bhayanak Ras which kept everyone in the auditorium on the edge of their seats as the little ones from the school’s primary wing performed their roles with utmost perfection. Ms. Ranjana Dean, Head Mistress – Junior Wing thanked the students and staff for putting up a synchronised and diligently worked upon show.

The formal Vote of Thanks was proposed by Ms. Reema Sharma, Vice Principal (Academics) and the programme concluded with a rendition of the National Anthem.


Annual Award Ceremony – Class X-XII (2018-19)

The students of Class X and XII students of the 2018-19 batch were felicitated in an Annual Award Ceremony held on 12 October 2019 in the school premises. The Chief Guest for the occasion was Dr. Puneet Jain, a renowned Clinical Psychologist and a 1991 batch alumnus of the school.

The Principal Ms. Deeksha Khera congratulated the parents of the awardees for supporting their wards in bringing their vision to fruition in the form of results par excellence. The awards were given out to a total of one hundred and fifty one students from Class X and eighty-four students from Class XII in various categories, including Subject Proficiency, Overall Proficiency and Co-Curricular Activities.

In Class X, six students received the Principal’s Commendation Medal as Position Holders while nineteen students were awarded for securing A1 in all subjects. Twenty-nine students received the Subject Proficiency Cup in various subjects and one hundred and twenty five were declared scholars. The All-Rounder Cup was bagged by three students while one student received the All-Rounder Commendation Certificate.

Fourteen students were honoured for being scholars in continuation for nine years in Class XII while sixty-one received the Principal’s Commendation Award for Highest Marks in each Subject. Fifty-two students were felicitated for scoring A1 in all five subjects. Stream-wise toppers were also felicitated with gold medals and trophies.

In his address, the Chief Guest, Dr. Puneet Jain thanked his Alma Mater for inculcating the values of belief and goal-oriented focus that always stand in good stead in the face of all kinds of adversities. He addressed the parents directly in requesting them to develop an understanding of their children’s aptitudes and skills before helping them to choose a stream or a career in life. The students were beckoned to have open communication with their parents and learn not because of pressure but because of the choice they opted for and stand by it.

Karishma Wahengbam, a student of Class XI, performed the Krishna Abhisaar which was appreciated by one and all. Ms. Reema Sharma, Vice Principal proposed the vote of thanks and the event concluded with a rendition of the National Anthem.


Gandhi Jayanti Special Assembly 201901st October 2019

On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Mahatma Gandhi, our school organised a special assembly on October 1, 2019.

The Chief Guest for the occasion was Mr. Aman Gupta, Deputy Commissioner – Central Zone, SDMC and the Guest of Honour was Mr. Rahul Singh, Assistant Commandant with the Central Armed Police Forces, currently on deputation as Assistant Commissioner – Central Zone, SDMC.

Post the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, the school choir rendered Gandhiji’s favourite bhajans, as the special guests, Principal, Vice-Principal and members of staff paid a floral tribute to the Mahatma. The assembly formally commenced with the Principal – Ms. Deeksha Khera’s welcome address in which she highlighted the role of Gandhi in creating a blueprint for future social developments while emphasizing on the need to practice the Mahatma’s ideals in all spheres of life. She also announced the launch of the campaign against single-use plastic in the school.

The main highlights of the assembly were the All Faith Prayer, a Street Play and an Interactive Quiz – all put up by the middle school students in an effort to uphold the Gandhian values of religious harmony, non-discrimination, non-violence or ahimsa and legal justice.

The Chief Guest, Mr. Aman Gupta praised the efforts of the students and the organising team for putting up an enlightening and entertaining assembly and congratulated the school for being the forerunner in the movement against single-use plastic. Mr. Rahul Singh, the Guest of Honour then administered the pledge against single-use plastic and the assembly concluded with the rendition of the National Anthem.


Annual Award Ceremony Class VI17th August 2019

The Annual Award ceremony for Class VI was held at our school on 17 August 2019 to award the students for their outstanding achievements in Academics and Co-curricular activities. The event was graced by the presence of the honourable Chief Guest, Ms. Geet Oberoi, an eminent educationist with a doctorate in ‘Efficacy of Remedial Intervention in Specific Learning Disabilities’ who has been working in the field of special education for over 25 years, Principal, Mrs. Deeksha Khera, Vice Principal, Ms.Reema Sharma, Head Mistress Junior School, Senior Mistress, Career Mistress and Parent Representatives.

The event commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp and Ganesh Vandana. The Principal, Mrs. Deeksha Khera welcomed the awardees and their parents. She congratulated the meritorious students for excelling in Academic as well as Co-curricular areas. She emphasised that students need to be globally proficient by developing creative and critical thinking skills. She reiterated the need to develop practical abilities, active learning and tolerance. Ms. Deeksha Khera shared the letter sent by CBSE pertaining to changes in curriculum which emphasises ‘Joyful Learning’, ‘Holistic Development’, ‘Art Integration’ and ‘Physical Education’.

She also updated the parents about the activities undertaken by students in the ‘Atal Tinkering lab’, such as Robotics, Drone Technology and 3D Designing.

This year, in Class VI, 61 students were declared scholars and 48 students were declared Gown Holders. Sriya J. Naik clinched the All Rounder trophy for the session 2018-2019. Shaurya Aryaman Tandon and Aashish Anand received the All Rounder commendation trophy for the session 2018-2019.

The Chief Guest, Ms. Geet Oberoi, addressed the gathering and congratulated the meritorious students, their parents, mentors and teachers for their outstanding performance. She also advised parents to ensure that their child is happy and passionate about whatever he does in life, whether it is academics, dance or music. She warned the parents about the harmful effects of digital addiction which has long term consequences like anxiety and depression.

A soul stirring song presented by the school choir and a mesmerising dance performance enthralled the audience.

The Vote of Thanks was rendered by the Vice Principal, Ms.Reema Sharma. She thanked the organisers for making the event a grand success. Her message for the students was that ‘It takes sweat, determination and hard work for a dream to become a reality’.

National Anthem brought closure to the much-awaited ceremony.


Investiture Ceremony 2019-2003rd August 2019

On 3 August 2019, Delhi Public School, Mathura Road held its Annual Investiture Ceremony, to vest power into the hands of the members of the newly elected Prefectorial Council. Over 90 students received formal charge of more than 30 different clubs of the school, after a rigorous and democratic selection process.

Following the ceremonious lighting of the lamp, the school Principal, Ms. Deeksha Khera welcomed the Chief Guest for the occasion, Ms. Nirupama Kotru, an officer of the Indian Revenue Service (Income Tax) of the 1992 batch, a Dipsite and a former Head Girl of DPS Mathura Road. Extending a formal welcome to the members of the PTA and the proud parents of the prefectorial body, the school Principal urged the students to be forthright, proactive and resilient in matters pertaining to discharge of their duties. The school choir’s motivating rendition warmed the hearts of all members of the audience.

The Appointments received their badges and sashes devoting themselves to, not only the well-being of the school, but also to that of the society. The young leaders took the pledge of serving the school selflessly. In her address, the Chief Guest Ms. Nirupama Kotru, congratulated the organising team for a seamless programme while emphasizing the role of teachers in nurturing and honing students’ abilities and skills. She spoke of the significance of team-spirit, exposure to co-curricular activities and secular values as being the cornerstones of a holistic educational process.

The audience was left mesmerised by the Bharatnatyam performance of Anvita Dhat.

The baton of responsibility was passed on to a fresh round of prefects 2019-20 by handing over the School Flag by the former Head Girl, Abhishi Aggarwal to the newly appointed Heads in a symbolic gesture as the new prefectorial body took charge. The Head Boy and Head Girl of Senior School – Rishabh Mediratta and Devansha Babel, also took to the stage to formally express their gratitude.

The vote of thanks was rendered by the Vice Principal, Ms Reema Sharma. The much-awaited morning ended with a rendition of the National Anthem.


Annual Award Ceremony Classes- IX and XI19th July 2019

The Annual Award ceremony for Classes IX and XI was held at our school on 19 July 2019 to award the students for their outstanding achievements in Academics and Co-curricular activities. The event was graced by the presence of the honourable Chief Guest, Shri S.S Sehrawat, Principal, Mrs. Deeksha Khera, Vice Principal, Ms. Reema Sharma, Coordinators and Parent Representatives.

The event commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp and Ganesh Vandana. The Principal, Mrs. Deeksha Khera welcomed the awardees and their parents. She congratulated the meritorious students for excelling in Academic as well as Co-curricular areas. She emphasised that students need to be globally proficient by incorporating ‘Learning 2.0’ which involves creative and critical thinking. Mrs. Deeksha Khera also informed the parents about the introduction of Portfolio and Multiple Assessment by CBSE in Classes IX and X.

This year, in Class IX, 74 students were declared scholars and 58 students received gold medals. Yashas Jindal and Akshata Chopra clinched the All Rounder trophy for the session 2018-2019. Amna Abdin received the All Rounder commendation trophy for the session 2018-2019. In Class XI, 37 students were declared scholars , 1 student received a gold medal and Rishabh Mediratta bagged the All Rounder Trophy for the session 2018-2019.

The Chief Guest, Shri S.S Sehrawat, an eminent educationist, and Former Deputy Commissioner, Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan addressed the gathering and congratulated the meritorious students, their parents, mentors and teachers for the outstanding performance. He advised students to exercise regularly, practise yoga and meditation and work like a ‘Yogi’ in order to achieve their goals. He also advised them to prepare according to the new question paper design and assessment pattern. A mesmerising dance performance and recital of Sanskrit Shlokas by the students enthralled the audience.

The Vote of Thanks was rendered by the Vice Principal, Ms.Reema Sharma. She thanked the organisers for making the event a grand success. Her message for the students was that in order to succeed they must ‘Learn, Believe and Achieve.’

National Anthem brought closure to the much-awaited ceremony.


Bidding Adieu- Principal DPS, Mathura Road17th May 2019

A Farewell was organised by the staff of the Senior School of Delhi Public School,Mathura Road on 17May 2019 to bid adieu to their former Principal,Shri Manohar Lal. It was a befitting culmination to a teaching career of 37 years during which he steered the school towards academic and co-scholastic excellence.

Chairman, DPSS, Shri V.K Shunglu, Chairman, DPS, Mathura Road, Shri Indrajit Seth, Member Managing Committee, DPS Mathura Road, Shri K.N Khandelwal, Principal, Mrs.Deeksha Khera, Vice Principal Mrs.Reema Sharma, Head Mistress Junior School, Senior Mistress Pre-Primary Wing and Parent Reps graced the function. The programme began with a foot-tapping song presented by Senior School teachers which poignantly captured the nostalgia of years gone by.

Members of the apex body of DPS,Society and teachers of the Senior School,DPS Mathura Road, wished Shri Manohar Lal all the best for his retirement years.


Annual Award Ceremony for Classes VII and VIII14th May 2019

The Annual Award Ceremony for Classes VII and VIII was organized at DPS, Mathura Road on 14 May, 2019. The constant efforts and hard work of the brilliant students was recognized and awarded for their outstanding performance in the academic session 2018-2019.

The Principal, Mrs. Deeksha Khera, Vice Principal, Mrs. Reema Sharma, Career Mistress, Ms. Madhumita Saha, Headmistress Junior School, Mrs.Ranjana Dean, Reps and Coordinator along with the PTA representatives presided over the event.

The event commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp followed by a Saraswati Vandana by Senior School students. A soulful ‘Jugalbandi’ of santoor,sitar and tabla mesmerised the audience.

The Principal, Mrs. Deeksha Khera addressed the gathering and welcomed the Chief Guest, Dr. P. C. Jain, former Principal of Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), New Delhi . He is a renowned educator with a brilliant academic career. He completed his Post Doctorate from Indian Council of Social Science and Research and is a Central Council member of ICAI nominated by Govt. of India.

The Principal, Mrs.Deeksha Khera congratulated the proud parents of the awardees with her inspiring words and addressed the students of today as leaders of tomorrow who have to equip themselves with challenges that lie ahead in their lives. In her address, she acknowledged the role of educators and parents for playing an important role in nurturing the children and helping them to excel in life.

The Chief Guest, Dr. P.C Jain advised students to give up mindless addiction to social media, multi-tasking and the company of toxic people in order to excel in life . He acknowledged the role of teachers in mentoring and nurturing students, developing critical and logical thinking and helping them to learn independently.

This academic year saw 84 students of Class VII being awarded Scholar Badges and 4 were declared gown holders.From Class VIII, 66 students were awarded Scholar Badges and 1 student was declared a gown holder. 13 students from Class VII and 18 students from Class VIII received the Co- curricular Awards for excellence in Art, Music, Dance and other activities in the academic session 2018-2019.

Vice Principal, Mrs. Reema Sharma proposed the vote of thanks . She acknowledged the contribution of the teachers ,organisers and PTA representatives in making the event successful.

The national anthem bought closure to the much awaited morning.

Annual Award Ceremony Class XII 2017 - 18

Delhi Public School, Mathura Road felicitated the Class XII students of the 2017-18 batch in an annual award ceremony held on 17 November 2018 in its premises. The Chief Guest for the occasion wasDr.PawanindraLal, Director Professor, Head of Surgery – MaulanaAzad Medical College and a 1985 batch alumnus of the school.

The Principal ShriManoharLalcongratulated the parents of the awardees for supporting their wards in bringing their vision to fruition in the form of results par excellence. The awards were given out in two rounds to a total of sixty students in various categories, including Subject Proficiency andOverall Proficiency. Twenty-seven students were honoured for being scholars in continuation for nine years while twenty-nine were awarded the Principal’s Commendation Award for Highest Marks in each Subject.Thirty-seven students were felicitated for scoring A1 in all five subjects. Stream-wise toppers were also felicitated with gold medals and trophies. The award for the highest marks in Geography was dedicated to Mrs.ShubhraMalhotra who served the school and mentored students for over three decades before her suddendemise in 2017.

In his address, the Chief Guest, Dr.PawanindraLal stressed about the importance of academics, sports and hobby and in that order. Reminiscing his students days at DPS, Mathura Road, he urged the students to understand rather than learn a concept by rote. He praised the Odissi performance by RiyaGulati, a student of Class X and lauded the efforts of the school in honing the intellectual as well as creative abilities of the students. He also congratulated the parents of the awardees and reflected with great delight on the perseverance shown by the students who had been scholars for nine continuous years, encouraging them to forge ahead with the same zeal and enthusiasm.

Ms.DeekshaKhera, Vice Principal (Academics) presented the vote of thanks and the event concluded with a rendition of the National Anthem.


Annual Award Ceremony Class X-XI 2017 - 18

The Annual Award Ceremony for Class X-XI, batch of 2017-18, was held at DPS, Mathura Road on 28 September 2018to award the students for their outstanding achievements in academics and co-curricular activities.Mr. Abhilash Mathur, Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, TizHazari Court graced the occasion as Chief Guest.

The Principal, Shri Manohar Lal welcomed the Chief Guest, awardees and their parents and members of the PTA, following the ceremonious lighting of the lamp. He advised the students to always persevere and to strike a balance in all aspects of life. He also informed the audience about SDD (Screen Dependency Disorder) and urged parents, especially, to ensure that their wards steered clear of it. A patriotic musical rendition by the school choir enthused one and all present.

The ceremony saw felicitation of Scholars, Gold and Silver Medalists, Gown Holders, Subject and Overall Proficiency Awardees and All Rounders for the Class X and XI batch of 2017-18. A total of 101 students from Class X and 46 students from Class XI received awards for their performance in academics, while 26 and 30 students, respectively form Class X and XI were awarded for their achievements in co-curricular activities. Samar Islam Laskar and DhruviAggarwal from Class X and Naman Gupta from Class XI bagged the All Rounder Trophy for the session 2017-18. AbhikBasu and Vibhuiti Roach of Class X and XI, respectively, received the All Rounder commendation trophy for the session 2017-18.

The Chief Guest, Mr. Abhilash Mathurcongratulated the meritorious students and advised them to always make informed decisions in their lives after recognising their competencies and letting go of all inhibitions. He urged them to take care of their bodies as a body is a person’s first home.The members of the dance club left the audience spell-bund with their Bengali Folk Dance performance.

The vote of thanks was rendered by Ms. DeekshaKhera, Vice Principal (Academics). National Anthem brought the much-awaitedceremony to a close.


Annual Award Ceremony Class VIII-IX 2017 - 18

The Annual Academic Award Ceremony for ClassesVIII and IX for the academic session 2017-2018was held on 24 September, 2018. The constant efforts and hard work of the extraordinarily brilliant students was recognized and they were awarded for outstanding performance in academics as well as co-curricular activities.The Principal,ShriManoharLal, Vice Principal Academics, Ms. DeekshaKhera,Vice Principal Administration,Ms Reema Sharma, Headmistress Junior School, Ms. Anju Sharma,Career Mistress, Ms. MadhumitaSaha, along with the PTA representatives presided over the event. The Chief Guest for the occasion was Colonel Rajmeet Singh, a highly decorated officer who has been awarded the Yudh Sewa Medal and the Guest of Honour was Mr. Sanjay Kumar, currently posted as Regional Commissioner at EPFO Headquarters.

The event commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp followed by a soulfulprayer by Senior School students. The Principal, Shri Manohar Lal addressed the gathering and congratulated the proud parents of the awardees with his inspiring words. In his address, he acknowledged the role ofteachers in grooming the students to face the challenges of life. He also thanked the parents for playing a vital role in nurturing their children and helping them to realise their dreams. The Chief Guest, ColonelRajmeet Singh, congratulated the awardees and his message for the students was to ‘Stand Tall and Walk Tall’, he also advised the students to do well in academics and at the same time pursue their hobbies. The Guest of Honour, Mr. Sanjay Kumar, advised the students to strive ‘Faster,Higherand Stronger’. He also reiterated the need to work hard and choose from a wide variety of fields available to students today.

In the Academic Session 2017-2018, 96 students of ClassVIII were awarded Scholar Badges, 15students received the Co-curricular award for excellence in Art, Music, Dance and other activities. In Class IX, 86 students were awarded Scholar Badges and 16 students received the Co-curricular award for excellence in Art, Music, Dance and other activities, one student was awarded a grey blazer.

A scintillatingOdissidance performance by Ananyashree of Class X enthralled the audience and a melodious song presented by Swarlipi Sarkar and Pranay was appreciated by all present.Vice Principal,Administration, Ms. Reema Sharma rendered the vote of thanks. She said that “Excellence is not an art, but a habit.” She acknowledged the efforts put in by the Principal, Vice-PrincipalAcademics, teachers, and the organising committeein making the event a grand success.

The national anthem bought closure to the much awaited morning.


Annual Award Ceremony Class VII 2017 – 2018

The Annual Academic Awards Ceremony for ClassVII was organized at DPS, Mathura Road on 21May, 2018. The constant efforts and hard work of the extraordinarily brilliant students was recognized and awarded for their outstanding performance in the academic session 2017-2018.

The Principal, Shri Manohar Lal, Vice Principal,Academics, Ms. Deeksha Khera,Vice Principal,Administration,Ms.Asha Tuli, Academic Coordinator Ms Reema Sharma, Career Mistress, Ms. Madhumita Saha, Headmistress Junior School, Ms. Anju Sharma along with the PTA representatives presided over the event.The event commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp followed by a Saraswati Vandana by Senior School students and a soulful Santoor recital which mesmerised the audience.

The Principal, Shri Manohar Lal addressed the august gathering and welcomed the Chief Guest, Ms. Sharmistha Mukherjee with a bouquet and a shawl. The Principal congratulated the proud parents of the awardees with his inspiring words and addressed the students of today as leaders of tomorrow who have to equip themselves with challenges that lie ahead in their lives. In his address, he thanked the parents for playing an important role in nurturing the children and helping them to excel in life. His message for students was that ‘Success doesn’t come by chance; it needs determination, sweat and hardwork to outshine’.

The Chief Guest for the occasion wasMs. Sharmistha Mukherjee, who is a political activist , an accomplished kathak dancer and the President of Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee. She congratulatedthe students for having the privilege of studying in such a prestigious institution and advised them to make the best use of the facilities in order toacquire knowledge and enhance their skills.

This academic year saw 75 students of ClassVII being awarded Scholar Badges and13 students received the Co- curricular award for excellence in Art, Music, Dance and other activities in the academic session2017-2018. Dance is a great way to connect emotionally with the audience. A scintillating Kathakdance performance left the audience spellbound. Vice Principal,Administration, Ms. Asha Tuli rendered the vote of thanks and acknowledged the hard work put in by the teachers, parents and the organisers in making the event successful.

The national anthem bought closure to the much awaited morning.


Annual Award Ceremony Class VI 2017 - 2018

The Annual Award Ceremony for Class VI was held on 28 July 2018. The ceremony commenced with the lighting of the lamp by the school Principal Shri. ManoharLal, Vice Principal Academics Ms.DeekshaKhera and Vice Principal Administration Ms.AshaTuli, Headmistress Junior School Ms.Anju Sharma, Academic Coordinator Ms.Reema Sharma and the members of PTA. The Chief Guest for this event was Dr D.K. Pandey, a well-known educationist.

After the invocation to the almighty by the school choir, the school Principal – ShriManoharLal, in his welcome address, appreciated the achievements of the talented young students who made the school and their parents proud. He emphasized that awards are not only for academics but also to motivate the children towards other activities.

Total number of students receiving various awards was eighty-nine which included the awards for overall proficiency, scholar badge, gown holder, subject proficiency holders and all-rounder. Twelve students received the co-curricular award. AbhishekMandal of class VI-A secured the first position with an aggregate percentage of 98.07%.

The Bharatnatyam dance performance touched the souls of the audience. The Chief Guest, Dr D.K Pandey thanked the gathering and the Principal, calling DPS Mathura Road the pilgrimage for school education in India. He also highlighted the importance of education and concluded by congratulating the parents and the award recipients.

The Vote of Thanks was rendered by Ms AshaTuli. The ceremony concluded with a rendition of the national anthem.


Assembly 06th September 2018

An assembly was conducted at D.P.S Mathura Road, for classes VI-VIII on the 06th of September 2018 .It was well organised and conducted by the students. A pledge, rendered by the Vice Principal was taken to install the Swachh Abhiyan mission in the young minds. The students very enthusiastically and whole heartedly participated in the assembly.


Teacher's Day Assembly 2017-18 05th September 2018

On the occasion of Teachers’ day, a special assembly was organised at DPS Mathura Road on 5 September 2017, to reach out to all the teachers who have inspired hope, ignited imagination and instilled a love of learning in their beloved students. The assembly commenced with the lighting of the lamp by the esteemed Principal, Shri Manohar Lal, Vice Principals, Ms. Deeksha Khera and Ms. Asha Tuli, and Head Boy and Head Girl batch 2017-18. A soulful presentation of shloka was followed by a Bharatnatyam dance. The Principal extended a warm welcome to all the teachers and paid tribute to the legendary Gurus who played an important role in shaping India. In his address he mentioned late Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam by quoting one of his popular saying, “If a country is to be corruption free and become a nation of beautiful minds, I strongly feel there are three key societal members who can make a difference. They are the father, the mother and the teacher.” He also read out the message from the Chairman, The Delhi Public School Society, and Shri V.K.Shunglu. The role model teachers were felicitated with a cheque of Rs. 25000/- and a shawl for their exceptional knowledge, educational expertise, communication skills, dedication and patience. The valued employees were also honoured for their hard work and years of devotion to the school. Shakespeare once said, “If music be the food of love, play on play on.” The Western Music Club of our school enthralled the teachers with a foot tapping musical performance. A beat boxing act by Raghav Monga left the audience mesmerized and the very talented Indian Music Club presented a medley of classical songs. The students of Class XII concluded with an exhilarating dance performance as a tribute to their teachers. The vote of thanks was rendered by the Vice Principals of the school, Ms. Deeksha Khera and Ms. Asha Tuli. The assembly ended with the gathering rising up for the National Anthem. Cleanliness drives for Swachh Bharat- Swachhta Pakhwada September 2017). Our school has taken numerous initiatives in the month of September 2017 for the Swachh Bharat Campaign within the school wherein the students, teachers, the Principal and other faculty members took steps at an individual level for a cleaner, greener and more prosperous school environment.


Assembly 21st April 2018

The school assembly for senior school was conducted with the Slogan ‘Earth has music for those who hear’. The assembly was based on theme Conserving Mother Earth. The coir added to the rhythm with a beautiful song sending the message of preserving our planet for next generation. The dance group performed a musical show based on five elements of earth to be preserved in nascent form.

The assembly also comprised of thought, news, school plans for conservation of environment and our duties as an active citizen for contribution in environment up gradation.

The assembly was a thought provoking show which enlightened the students about our duties for planet conservation.


Farewell


Republic Day

"A country's greatness lies in its undying ideals of love and sacrifice that inspire the mothers of the race" -- Sarojini Naidu

DPS Mathura Road organised the Republic Day Special Assembly on 25 January 2018 for Classes VI-VIII. The Principal, Shri Manohar Lal, addressed the gathering and explained the historical significance of Republic Day. He also mentioned the role played by great leaders like Pt.JawaharLal Nehru and freedom fighters like Bhagat Singh who laid down their lives to break free from the bonds of slavery. A melodious patriotic song ‘Jai Jai Bharat, Jai Jai Hindustan’ was presented by the school choir, evoking feelings of pride and nationalism among students. A soulful musical performance by the school orchestra mesmerised the audience.

The Principal,Shri.Manohar Lal along with the Vice Principals Ms.Deeksha Khera Ms.Asha Tuli and Ms.Renu Rajvardhan, Coordinator Middle School acknowledged the hard work put in by our students and gave away awards for various literary, cultural and sports events.

Anirudh Jain of Class VIII was awarded a trophy and cash prize of Rs.2,50,000 for bagging the first position in the 16th International Open Grandmaster Chess Tournament. A skit was presented by the students highlighting the sacrifices made by soldiers who lay down their lives fighting for their country. An exquisite dance showcasing national pride and patriotic fervour was performed by the students of classes VI and VII which enthralled the audience. The national anthem brought closure to the much awaited morning.

Children's Day Assembly 15th November 2016

A special assembly was organised on the occasion of Children’s Day at DPS Mathura Road on 15 November 2016. The assembly commenced with a prayer followed by a melodious song by the senior school teachers. 14 November is celebrated every year in memory of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, who was the first Prime Minister of independent India. He was a nationalist statesman and a prominent lawyer, especially popular among children as Chacha Nehru. Speaking on the occasion, the school Principal Shri Manohar Lal wished the students and blessed them for a better future. He also commented upon the innocence and importance of children and informed how the school has bought a telescope as a Children’s Day gift. Following this was an enlivening dance performance by Junior School students and teachers. Succeeding was a gripping skit by the senior school teachers and solo song performances by the staff. The teachers of the Music Club won a thunderous applause for a mellifluous instrumental performance. The students of the school Drama Club too won the hearts of the audience by an appealing ‘Nukkad Natak’ on Child Rights and informing the students about the dramatics event, ‘Tamasha’. The assembly was much enjoyed.