From the Director’s Desk

“Learning gives creativity, creativity leads to thinking, thinking provides knowledge, and
knowledge makes you great.“
At Delhi Public School-Bopal, we pride ourselves on being more than just a school. We are a
community of children, young as well as experienced people, educators and families who all
play special and unique roles in making DPS the amazing place that it is.
The purpose of education is not just to produce academicians but also to develop humane
and sensitive citizens. A congenial environment for learning is the need of the hour while
making sure that children have enough opportunities to develop sound work, social habits
and interpersonal skills. Academic excellence with character and personality development is
our ultimate goal.
The well chalked out academic and co-curricular programme enables the students to attain
their full potential to develop sound work habits. We give our students wings of ambition, so
that they can soar like falcons to touch the skies and endeavor to make them global citizens
who can look beyond geographical boundaries and promote a culture of peace and universal
brotherhood.
May we continue to give our students strong roots like the Banyan Tree and stronger wings
to conquer the world!!
Warm regards
Ms. Vandna Joshi
 From the Principal’s Desk

“Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with ardour and attended to with
diligence” – Abigail Adams

At this unique institution, we hone the academic skills, fine-tune the aesthetic senses and work
towards building a holistic culture that values the individuality of each pupil, helping them
realize their innate potential.
Our vision is to groom future-ready pioneers, humanitarians and innovators for the world, and I
believe that the holistic education that our students receive will help them develop a spirit of
independence, resilience and confidence that will enable them to thrive in a rapidly-changing
world.
We believe that there is no contradiction between learning and fun, joy and the pursuit of
excellence, the global and the local, and between respecting tradition and embracing change.
Our endeavour is to strike a balance between state-of-the-art infrastructure and an
internationally acceptable education.

Warm Regards,
Ms. Sabina Sawhney
Ms. Deepti Malhotra Ms. R. Uma Maheswari Ms. Alpa Biju
Vice-Principal In-Charge Sr. Secondary HOD-Activities

Ms. Sangeeta Hinduja Ms. Saminder Kaur Guliani Ms. Rupal Parikh
Head-Prerna In-Charge Preparatory In-Charge Foundational

Editorial Team
Ms. Aarushi Raja
CONTENTS
Ms. Alka Gupta 1. ACCOLADES
2. RAISON D’ETRE
Ms. Chandni Sharma
3. CAMPUS UPBEAT
Ms. Ishani Gokli 4. FIRST STEPS
Mr. Kushal Solanki 5. GREEN SCHOOL DRIVE
6. INTERNSHIP AND COUNSELLING
Ms. Livy Thomas
7. SPORTS UPDATE
Ms. Meenakumari Damre 8. COUNSELLORS CORNER
Ms. Nikita Jotaniya, 9. RAISING THE BAR
10. CREATIVE CORNER
Ms. Pooja Trehan
11. MEDIA COVERAGE
Ms. Smita Nair
Ms. Subhalaxmi Das
 ACCOLADES
TOP 3 POSITIONS
STREAM SR. NO. NAME MARKS PERCENTAGE

1 Paridhi Bhambhani 493 98.6%

2 Diya Kanodia 492 98.4%

Humanities
Stream 3 Hiya Gajjar 491 98.2%

4 Tanushi Himoul Patel 491 98.2%

1 Arshia Ashya 488 97.6%

2 Prisha Mehta 485 97.0%

Science
2 Aryan Thoria 485 97.0%
Stream

3 Dev Bhatia 484 96.8%

1 Prem Chhatbar 487 97.4%

1 Vedika Mittal 487 97.4%

Commerce
2 Shail Shah 485 97.0%
Stream
3 Raghav Dhupar 482 96.4%
 SUBJECTWISE PERFORMANCE
SUBJECT Appeare High Lowe A1 + A2 Distinctions Co Avera Average
d No. of est st Mpt ge Marks
Students % Mark Mark Above
Mark 90 %
s No. % No. % No. s
s
in %

ENGLISH 362 99 56 178+94 75.2 355 98.1 0 89.4 49.2

MATHS 144 99 43 35+35 48.6 71 49.3 0 72.5 18.8

PHYSICS 184 98 50 55+51 57.6 114 62.0 0 78.4 19.6

CHEMISTRY 184 100 36 56+53 59.2 127 69.0 0 80.9 30.4

BIOLOGY 45 97 54 25+11 80.0 39 86.7 0 88.0 55.6

COMPUTER
SCIENCE 81 100 51 24+25 60.5 71 87.7 0 87.3 48.1
 SUBJECTWISE PERFORMANCE
SUBJECT Appeared Highes Lowest A1 + A2 Distinctions Co Averag Average
No. of % Marks Mpt e Marks
Students Marks Marks Above
No. % No. % No. in % 90 %

INFO. PRAC. 15 98 60 2+0 13.3 13 86.7 0 84.4 26.7

PHY. EDU. 119 99 64 30+45 63.0 111 93.3 0 86.6 32.8

BUS. STUD. 108 100 48 43+33 70.4 90 83.3 0 84.7 36.1

POL. SCIENCE 70 100 58 47+15 88.6 63 90.0 0 88.8 58.6

ACCOUNTANCY 108 100 44 31+33 59.3 71 65.7 0 79.9 30.6

ECONOMICS 157 100 51 73+39 71.3 136 86.6 0 85.1 35.0

COMMERCIAL
ARTS 22 100 75 11+5 72.7 22 100. 0 94.3 81.8

HISTORY 70 99 57 46+19 92.9 65 92.9 0 87.2 50

APPLIED MATH 59 95 45 11+13 40.7 25 42.4 0 72.3 8.5

MARKETING 1 89 89 0 0 1 100 0 89 0.0

PSYCHOLOGY 85 100 70 50+14 75.3 81 95.3 0 93.7 74.1

MASS MEDIA 4 99 80 1 25.0 4 100 0 85.8 25.0

FRENCH 1 96 96 1 100 1 100 0 96 100

 PERFORMANCE PROFILE 2023-24
Overall
Avg. Agg. Marks Per
Overall Performance Profile Performance
Students
Profile
No. of No. of Failure Total Total Avg. Agg Year 2023
students student s s No. Agg Studen Marks (Nos. (362)
of
Appeared Passed (%) Marks ts Studen
(%) ts)
Overall
Overall 362 100% NIL 152399 362 84.20 Highest 98.6%
Agg.

Science Science
Stream 184 100% NIL 76197 184 82.82 Highest 97.60%
Agg.

Commerce Commerce
Stream 108 100% NIL 44752 108 82.87 Highest 97.40%
Agg.

Humanities Humanitie
Stream 70 100% NIL 31450 70 89.86 s Highest 98.6%
Agg.

PERFORMANCE PROFILE 2023-24

60% &
Students 90% & 75% & 45-60%
Above
Appeared Above Above (2nd Div)
(1st Div)
Overall 362 107( 29.6 %) 304 ( 83.9 %) 357 ( 98.6% ) 5 (1.3%)

Science 184 44 ( 23.9% ) 147 ( 79.9% ) 181 ( 98.3% ) 3 (1.6%)

Commerce 108 24 ( 22.2% ) 90 (83.3 % ) 106( 98.1% ) 2 (1.8%)

Humanities 70 39 ( 55.7% ) 67 (95.7 % ) 70 ( 100.0% ) 0 (0.0%)

 Subject NOS OF PERFECT 100 NAME OF STUDENT
Accountancy 1 1. Ragahv Dhupar
Business Studies 1 1. Vedika Mittal
Commercial Arts 2 1. Diya Kanodia 2. Keisha Jain
Chemistry 2 1. Arshia Adhya 2. Niranjana Banerjee
Computer Science 1 1. Lakshit Vedant
Economics 1 1. Shail Shah
Political Science 1 1. Mayank Sinha
Psychology 35 1. Hiya Dharmeshkumar Gajjar
2. Tanushi Himoul Patel
3. Diya Anup Kanodia
4. Vishwa Chintan Joshi
5. Sayuri Santanu Ghosh
6. Sanjhi Arun Shah
7.Chinmayee Uday Pandya
8. Mishti Shalu Patawari
9. Jaahal Gadhvi
10. Mayank Sinha
11. Omesha Nayak
12. Anya Binu
13. Ishaan Bhatt
14. Abha Digvijaysingh Bedi
15. Prisha Prashant Mehta
16. Gaurav Purohit
17. Inaya Zainab
18. Tiya Vora
19. Dev Bhatia
20. Nandini Ashutosh Chandwar
21. Yash Deepak Mittal
22. Sweta Nayak
23. Rewa Chandresh Lodhiya
24. Hitakshi Bhagyodaya Mishra
25. Vedanshi Pranav Patel
26. Himani Sudhir Kandhari
27. Ramya Anil Nair
28. Misari Parikh
29. Yashvi Amit Sureka
30. Gayatri Bali
31. Sania Sunil
32. Adwitha Pallipad
33. Paridhi Bhambhani
34. Kashish Kapdi
35. Sanika Sarang Inamdar
MASS MEDIA 99 1. Hiya Gajjar
 YEAR 2022-23
Overall Performance Profile Avg. Agg. Marks Per Students Overall Performance
Profile
No. of No. of Fail Total Total Avg. Agg Year (Nos. of 2023
students students ures Agg Students Marks Students) (457)
Appeared passed (%) No. Marks
(%)
Overall 457 457 0 196485 457 85.99 Overall Highest 99.40
Agg.

YEAR 2022-23
Students 90% 75% 60% 45-60% 45% &
Appeared & Above & Above & Above (2nd Div) below
(1st Div) (3rd Div)

Overall 457 196 ( 42.89% ) 393 ( 86.00 % ) 451 ( 98.69% ) 6 ( 1.31% ) NIL

THE TOP FIVE POSITIONS

Rank Names Marks Percentage

1 ANUSHKA SHEKHAWAT 497 99.4

1 NEEV MIT MANKAD 497 99.4

2 DRISHTI RANJAN 494 98.8

3 HIMANSHU SURESHBHAI NARIYA 493 98.6

4 TEJASVA SHARMA 489 97.8

4 MISHTHI JAIN 489 97.8

4 PRISHA ARORA 489 97.8

4 RUSHIL VISHAL PARIKH 489 97.8

5 SARAH SHARMA 488 97.6

ANUSHKA SHEKHAWAT NEEV MIT MANKAD DRISHTI RANJAN

HIMANSHU NARIYA TEJASVA SHARMA MISHTHI JAIN

PRISHA ARORA RUSHIL PARIKH SARAH SHARMA

 Appear Co
A1 + A2 Distinctions mpt Averag Averag
SUBJECT ed No. Highe Lowes e e
st
of % t Marks Marks
Studen Marks Marks No. % No. % No.
in % Above
ts 90 %
213+12
ENGLISH 457 99 58
8
74.62 424 92.8 0 87.4 41.6

MATHS ( S ) 361 100 33 83+95 49.31 206 57.1 0 75.6 23.0

MATHS ( B ) 91 99 38 40+19 64.84 38 41.8 0 68.1 7.7

SCIENCE 454 100 34 212+89 66.30 327 72 0 82.4 44.1

SOCIAL 454 99 44 143+95 52.44 357 78.6 0 83.5 38.3

SCIENCE
SANSKRIT 38 100 60 27+6 86.84 35 92.1 0 91.2 71.1

HINDI 260 97 53 37+43 30.77 213 81.9 0 82.9 24.2

FRENCH 97 100 50 16+24 41.24 71 73.2 0 83.5 45.4

GUJARATI 58 97 48 5+3 13.79 52 89.7 0 83.7 27.6

I.T 271 100 64 90+58 54.61 254 93.7 0 88.1 43.9

COMPUTER 5 92 86 0+1 20.0 5 100 0 88.8 20.0

APPLICATION
AI 181 100 72 36+55 50.28 179 98.9 0 93 75.1

HOME 6 94 85 2+4 100 6 100 0 88.8 33.3

SCIENCE
PAINTING 4 96 85 0+2 50 4 100 0 91.5 50.0

AVERAGE DISTINCTIONS PER STUDENT

Total No. of Distinctions: = 2171
No. of Distinctions per student = 4.75
 NOS OF
Subject NAME OF STUDENT
PERFECT 100
MIHIR RUWALA, DISHITA DADHICH, ANUSHKA
SHEKHAWAT, TEJASVA SHARMA, KHUSHI
English 99 AMITKUMAR PANCHAL, NEEV MIT MANKAD,
VANSH THAKOR
SHIVEN VIKAS TOSHNIWAL, KUSHAGRA
Maths-S 100 GANGADHAR VERMA

Maths –B 99 NUMA SUMRA

Science 100 ANUSHKA SHEKHAWAT, NEEV MIT MANKAD

ANUSHKA SHEKHAWAT, SUHASINI ROUT, DRISHTI

Social Science 99 RANJAN, SARAH SHARMA

NEEV MIT MANKAD, HIMANSHU SURESHBHAI

Sanskrit 100 NARIYA

Hindi 97 ISHAAN GUPTA

French 100 DRISHTI RANJAN

Gujarati 97 HETVI PANDYA

Home Science 94 HETARTH PARTHIV DAVE

Computer
92 DHRUV SACHIN JHURMARWALA
Application
SUHANA MALIK, AAROHI LALIT PATEL, PRISHITA
SRIVASTAVA, ANANDI GAWANDE, ANUSHKA
I.T 100 SHEKHAWAT, SARA RIYAZAHMED SACHORA, SPRIHI
BASU, AANYA GARG, ISHANI DEBNATH, ANANYA
NAMBIAR, KSHITI SANJAY BHATT

A.I. 100 ANANYA THAPLIYAL

Painting 96 DEVARSHI SHAH

 RAISON D’ETRE
The perfect amalgamation of hard work, dedication, and
persistence is the key to success, and it has been an inseparable
trait of DPS-Bopal. We proudly share that our school was
conferred with the 'Best School Chain' award on 26 May 2023 at
the Times Education Icons 22-23 fifth edition, Ahmedabad. Our
Principal, Ms. Sabina Sawhney accepted the award.

LAURELS @ DPS BOPAL

We are proud to share that Rudransh Ketan Bhogayta
of grade III B. He set the world record on 4 March
2023, in Ahmedabad. He held himself for an
astounding duration of 14 minutes and 6 seconds in
Vakrasana (a yoga pose) and is the youngest boy to
do so. He has earned a coveted spot in the
Worldwide Book of Records

BUDDING AUTHORS @ DPS BOPAL

The school takes delight in stimulating all-around
development amongst its students that eventually
materialises into achievements that ordinary people
can only dream of. Nirja Nagorlwala and Navya
Vidhyarthi, students of grade IV, have culminated
their brilliant writing skills into self-authored books
titled “Adventure of Renu” and “Tears Of Joy”
respectively. Their books are published by Bri
Books.
 POEM OUT LOUD – INTER-SCHOOL
COMPETITION
Poems Out Loud, an Inter School Poem Recitation
Competition was held on 14 July 2023 at JG
International School. Pranshi Mishra of grade V K
participated in the event.

SAS FEST – INTER-SCHOOL COMPETITION

SAS FEST was conducted on 28 July 2023 by Shanti Asiatic School. The students
participated in a few events and gave a tough competition to other competing schools and
won the following prizes:

Sr No Name Grade/section Event Winner

1 Rugved Patekar III A Wall Hanging 3rd Prize - A
Category
2 Kaanksha Gharat II B Artistic Yoga rd
3 Prize – A
Category
3 Venya Rana VG Artistic Yoga st
1 Prize – B
Category
 DPS BOPAL WON
3RD POSITION IN
GROUP SONG – A CATEGORY

Sr No Name Grade/Section
1 Sannidhya Chakraborty III A
2 Maneet Kaur Gandhi III F
3 Ayaan Macwan III E
4 Saras Bhabad III B
5 Saanvi Priya III A
6 Harini Siddhpura III J
7 Mishti Laroiya-3 III L
8 Ayaansh Sharma III K

ZYFEST ZYHUES - INTER-SCHOOL COMPETITION

The students from grades IV to XII participated in the
annual literary and artistic festival called “ZYFEST
Zyhues,” on 29 July 2023, organised by Zydus School of
Excellence, Vejalpur. There were various events such as
dance, solo singing, AD-jingle, karaoke, salad-making, and
model-designing. The grade V team of Rutuva Mahatpure,
Krishil Mistry, and Manav Sureka secured the third position
in the solo bhajan competition. DPS-Bopal also nailed the
second runners-up position.

Sr No Name Grade / Section Event Winner

1 Omysha Christian IV L Paper Bag Painting First Prize

2 Rutva Mahatpure VC Solo Singer
Third Prize in Solo
3 Krishil Mistry VG Accompainst1
Bhajan Competition
4 Manav Sureka VL Accompanist 2
 INTRA SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
‘Clever Folds’ & ‘Envelope Decoration
Students of grade III used origami papers for the
activity – ‘Clever Folds’ on 22 June 2023. Using
their creativity they formed a bird pasted on the plain
paper and gave a natural background. While the
grade IV-V students were seen engrossed in –
‘Envelope Decoration’.

STONE PAINTING
Students of grades I-II used stones
as a medium for painting on 26 June
2023 which allowed them to
unleash their creativity and create
unique artwork that showcased their
imagination and artistic skills.

MASTER DESIGNER
Nurturing Design Thinking in Children from an early
stage is crucial for developing their cognitive,
emotional, and social skills. The NEP recognizes its
significance in preparing them for 21st-century
challenges.
The school recognizes the significance of problem-
solving skills and organized a "Master Designer
Activity" for grades I-II on 24 July 2023. Students
showcased their creativity and problem-solving
skills by using materials like cardboard, tape, clay,
and art sheets to create their masterpieces. The
activity stimulated their imagination, developed fine
motor abilities, and boosted their self-confidence.
 EKAL ABHINAY, KAVYANJALI
Blending learning with fun, ‘Ekal Abhinay' and
'Kavyanjali' activities were conducted for students of
grades III to V respectively on 27 July 2023. 'Ekal
Abhinay’ witnessed students acting as various
characters, including national leaders, players,
magicians, and many more. During the Poetry
Recitation competition, 'Kavyanjali', the fifth graders
vigorously recited poems like Imtehan, Kadam Mila ke
Chalna, etc., and some enthusiasts came up with their
compositions. The winners were applauded for their
confidence, pronunciation, intonation, and overall
presentation. These activities help to develop verbal
skills and encourage creativity and self-expression.

CONCOURS DE DÉCORATION
Board Decoration activity was organised
for the students of grade IX-X, as a part of
the SEWA activity. The competition was
judged on SDGs, the value of the month,
birthday charts, house charts, and students’
creative corners. They were assessed on
the criteria of creativity, innovation, theme,
content, and teamwork. The best class
boards were given a certificate. The zeal
and vigor of the students were evident
from the efforts put in by them in
displaying their respective boards. The
first Position was bagged by grades IX A
and X C whereas the second position was
clenched by IX L and X B.
MATH MEASURE TREASURE HUNT
COMPETITION
A fun and engaging Math activity was held on 29 April
2023 for the students of grade IX-X. Students
passionately participated in this competition and gave
excellent performances. A fantastic morning with a
sequence of good math problem-solving, bingo, and
brain teasers was enjoyed by all. All the participants
gave their best efforts to win. The format of the event
kept each student engaged and thrilled till they get the
complete loop of answers.
The winners are as follows:
First Position – Tapti House
Second Position – Narmada House
Third Position – Ganga House

SANSKRIT SHLOKA CHANTING COMPETITION

The Sanskrit shloka chanting competition was held on
29 April 2023. Twelve students from grades VI to VIII
participated in the event. The students were judged on
pronunciation, voice modulation, and confidence. The
students performed well and showed the power of
words. Winners were felicitated with certificates by
Principal, Ms Sabina Sawhney. She motivated the
students about the importance of participating in school
activities which contributes to their passion, high
endurance, and learning skills. The winners are as
follows:
First Prize: Bhaskar Mundara - Kaveri House
Second Prize: Annaya Singh - Tapti House
Third Prize: Diva Mundra - Ganga House
 ANUSANDHAN: INTER HOUSE SCIENCE QUIZ COMPETITION
Inter House Science Quiz Competition was conducted on 6 May 2023 for the students of
grade IX-X, where their knowledge of science was put to the test. The theme for the quiz
was Sustainable Development Goals - Good Health and Well-being, Clean Water and
Sanitation, Life below Water, and Life on Land.
Students representing the six houses battled it out in the grueling contest, consisting of 4
rounds. The rounds being conducted made them sharpen their skills and their minds. Ms.
Alpa Biju, HOD-Activities spoke about the importance of participation in such events. She
motivated the students to showcase their talent by being a part of school events. The
collective efforts of the teachers and the staff made the event a success.
Winning Houses:
First Position: Kaveri House
Second Position: Ganga House
Third Position: Mahi House
 DE NOVO STORY MAKING COMPETITION
To bring out inner coding talent and imagination of
story-making, an Inter-House Scratch Story
Making Competition was held for grades VI to
VIII on 6 May 2023. The participants participated
enthusiastically in the competition and showcased
their creativity. The students created a story based
on SDG Goal-14 “Life Below Water”.
The following students were crowned as winners:
First Position: Divija Bhavin Mehta (Kaveri
House)
Second Position: Naman Joshi (Tapti House)
Third Position: Suryashmi Roy (Kaveri House)

THE ROAD TO SUCCESS IS

PAVED WITH CONSISTENT
HARD WORK AND
RESILIENCE.
It’s a glorious moment that swells our
hearts with pride as our shining DPS
Prerna Alumni, Angelina, brings
laurels home. She has made all of us
proud by winning a Silver medal in
Roller Skating–100 M at the Special
Olympics Games, Berlin- 2023.
 YOGA COMPETITION
'Yoga does not transform the way we see things, it
transforms the person who sees.'
With a focus on the importance of a strong body and
an active lifestyle, Delhi Public School - Bopal,
organised an Inter-house Yoga Competition for the
students of grades VI to VIII. It was a great delight
to see the participants perform various Asanas with
so much agility. Students from all six houses put
their best foot forward to display their potential for
yoga. The results were as follows:
First position: Kaveri House
Second position: Mahi House
Third position: Sabarmati House

BHASHAN PRATIYOGITA
Inter House 'Bhashan
Pratiyogita' was organised for
the students of grade VI to
VIII. Each one of them
presented their respective
expressions representing their
house, according to the theme:
Climate Change & Our Future
and Right to Equality, which
reflected their oratory skills,
confidence, and creativity.
First & Second Position:
Kaveri House
Third Position: Narmada House
 CONCURSO DE DECORACIÓN
Inter-House Board Decoration Competition was organised for
the students of grade IX-X on 23 June 2023. The students
created informative and insightful displays on Sustainable
Development Goal 7–Access to Clean and Affordable Energy,
which is key to the development of agriculture, business,
communications, education, healthcare, and transportation. A
team of six students from each house took part. Their creations
were judged based on relevance to the topic, creativity, and
overall presentation. The result was:
First position: Tapti house
Second position: Narmada House
Third position: Mahi house

Turncoat Competition
An inter-house Turncoat (Debate) competition was held on 1
July 2023, for grade IX, by the English department. The
Turncoat event provided a platform for the participants to
demonstrate their persuasive skills and ability to present
arguments from multiple Sustainable Development Goals. The
participants were judged for their performance by Ms. Livy
Thomas who is an experienced educator of the school.
Everyone witnessed enthusiastic participation from students
representing each house. They were evaluated based on their
content, diction, body language, and overall presentation. The
students were felicitated by Ms. Alpa Biju, HOD-activities,
who congratulated the winners and appreciated every
participant. The winner's list is as follows:
First position: Medhansh Nigam (Ganga house)
Second position: Takshil Sharma (Narmada House)
Third position: Dhruv Shah (Mahi house)
 ANVESHAN: SCIENCE PAPER PRESENTATION COMPETITION
Science Paper Presentation, an inter-house competition ‘ANVESHAN’ was conducted by
the Science Department for the students of grade VI to VIII. Students participated with
tremendous energy and presented their papers along with the idea behind the scientific
research. The competition was conducted in groups of three where every participant used
their imagination, creativity, and scientific mind in presenting their respective papers.
Our Principal, Ms. Sabina Sawhney, heartly welcomed Dr. Chandan Danani and Mr. Shiv
Kumar Goyal, reputed scientists and researchers as the guest of honour. The whole
competition kept the audience glued to the screen where they learned a lot about Energy
transition, Climate resilience, environmentally sound technologies.
The result of the competition is as follows:
First position- Sabarmati House
Second position- Mahi House
Third position- Narmada House
 BOARD DECORATION COMPETITION
Inter-House Board Decoration Competition was
organised for the students of grade VI to VIII
on the theme of Sustainable Development Goal
(SDG) 12: Responsible Consumption and
Production. The competition was a wonderful
opportunity for our students to showcase their
creativity and commitment to environmental
sustainability through Reduce, Reuse and
Recycle techniques. Each house
enthusiastically participated in the competition,
utilizing their artistic skills to create visually
captivating and informative displays that
highlighted the importance of reducing waste,
reusing resources, and recycling materials. The
decorations reflected various aspects of SDG
12, emphasizing the significance of sustainable
practices in our daily lives. The results are as
follows:
First Position: Ganga House
Second Position: Kaveri House
Third Position: Sabarmati House
JIGYASA - THE QUEST FOR KNOWLEDGE
A quiz competition, was organised by the Indian Oil
Corporation Limited to celebrate Azadi Ka Amrit
Mahotsav. We are delighted to share that Rohan Das,
a student of grade XI A secured the third position at
the West Zone Regional round held at A. M Naik
School, Mumbai on 5 July 2023. He received the
award from Mr. Srijan Pal Singh, an author and
former advisor to Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam.

TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT

We are delighted to announce that Mouboni Chatterjee of grade VIII B participated in Third
State Ranking Table Tennis Tournament held at Gandhidham, from 29 June 2023 to 2 July
2023 and secured the following positions:
Under 15 Champion
Under 17 Champion
Under 19 Silver
RECITACIÓN DE POEMAS
An Inter School Poem Recitation Competition,
'Poem Out Loud ', was held on 14 July 2023 at JG
International School. Two students, Hiya Mehta from
grade VIII and Pranshi Mishra from grade V,
represented the school. Pranshi Mishra from Group
A, expressed her views on peace and harmony, while
Hiya Mehta from Group B, voiced about silence.
Hiya Mehta bagged the prize of the best self-written
poem, and she was bestowed with a participation
certificate. Both the students exhibited their talent
and confidence with great vigor.

CONCURSO DE DECLAMACIÓN
An Inter-school English Declamation competition
was held on 22 July 2023, Saturday at Zydus School
of Excellence- Godhavi. Three students – Antika
Sarkar VII B, Aarohi Singh IX F & Ritika Tyagi XII
D represented the school. The competition was
divided into 3 different categories and the students
spoke flawlessly and ardently with a lot of
confidence. Ritika Tyagi from Category C bagged
the second position, and Antika and Aarohi were
bestowed with a participation certificate.
 CAMPUS UPBEAT
GOOD HEALTH AND WELLBEING
Students of grade III to grade V learnt to incorporate
activities such as deep breathing and stretching
exercises into the daily routine. They practiced and
learnt self-control through breathing exercises.

HELPING HANDS ACTIVITY

The students of grade I to grade III involved themselves in
the activity of tracing their hands and identifying their
responsibilities by writing them on each finger to take

ownership for their own actions and accept the mistakes done by them. On one hand, they
focused on responsibilities in the classroom, while on the other hand, they focused on
responsibilities at home.

EK MUTHI ANAAJ
The aim of Ek Muthi Anaaj campaign was to foster a sense
of community responsibility and to collect donations from
10 July 2023 to 14 July 2023. By supporting one another,
and actively participating in addressing the issue of
eradicating hunger, the students

of grade I to V realised that they could make a positive impact on our community. They
generously donated wheat, rice and pulses for this campaign. In addition to this Dhyan
Savaliya of grade V C and Shan Savaliya of grade X D have donated 100 kgs of rice for this
noble cause. Their donations were handed over to Aastha Foundation and Akshaya Patra
Foundation. Once again, our students have exemplified the essence of our school motto,
“Service before Self.”
 ORIENTATION FOR NEW STUDENTS 2023-
24
With the aim to facilitate each child to achieve
their highest potential during the academic session
2023-24, Orientation sessions were conducted on
28 March & 31 March 2023 for the parents of the
new entrants from Prep to grade IX. The goal was
to ensure a positive atmosphere for learning and
building a healthy relationship between the
stakeholders.

HAPPY FIRST DAY OF THE SCHOOL

Academic Session 2023-24 welcomed back the
Dipsites from Prep to grade XI to school. The
students were bubbling with sparkling energy and
ardor to meet their new classmates and teachers.
Class interactions encompassed everything from
ice breaking activities for grade I - II and brief
description of the academic year plan and
reiteration of class rules and values. Thus kicking
off a new adventurous journey loaded with a
fortune of incredible school experience.

SDG ACTIVITY - ZERO HUNGER & NO

POVERTY - Don’t Waste Food Inspiring compassion,
empathy, understanding, and a desire to make a
difference, activities on Zero Hunger and No Poverty for
grade III and grade V respectively were conducted during

the month of April. Students of grade III were sensitised on Wastage of Food. They expressed
their thoughts by making posters on ‘Don’t Waste Food’. Grade V students wrote slogans on
‘Help the Poor’ and shared ideas on how to become a helping hand for them.
 SDG ACTIVITY - FINANCIAL LITERACY
With a view to impart financial literacy, a Math activity was
designed for the students of grade IV. They learnt about the
different elements of a cheque. In the process, they were briefed
about ‘Akshaya Patra Foundation’, an NGO that provides
nutritious meals to government schools or government-aided
school students with the vision that no child in India shall be
deprived of education because of hunger. The students applied
their learning by writing a cheque template with the given
amount in favour of Akshaya Patra Foundation. It also helped
instil the value of charity for a noble cause.

HOUSE MEET 2023-24: JUNIOR SCHOOL

Students who develop leadership skills can become more
effective team members. In order to select the probable
candidates to form the Junior School - Student Body
Council for the academic year 2023-24. House meetings
were conducted on 20 April 2023. The house wardens of
the respective houses along with their team members
interviewed students as per the prescribed procedure.
The candidates were assessed

for the leadership roles and were finally selected for different positions as office bearers.

SDG ACTIVITY – UNDERSTANDING PLACE VALUE

Building strong Math skills from an early age is crucial, and
understanding place value is key! Our Grade I and grade II
students explored the concept of ones, tens & hundreds
through fun manipulatives like rajma seed packets and paper
strips on 1 May 2023. Learning is more effective when it is
hands-on and engaging!
 SDG - SUMMER FUN DAY
Summer Fun Day was a celebration of happy times and good
sunshine for the grade I - II students as they kick started the
season on 28 April 2023. Students were thrilled to come dressed
in their favourite summer outfits and don their cool accessories.
They spoke candidly and excitingly about their summer hobbies
and activities. It turned out to be an engaging way for children to
learn new skills and develop their social and emotional
intelligence.

WORLD BOOK DAY

“World Book Day” was celebrated on Friday, 21 April 2023
with great zeal and zest.
The students of grade I to grade V delved into their favourite
books in their DEAR period (Drop Everything and Read).
Grade VI and grade VII students showcased their creative side
through ‘Tale Art’, grade VIII students made inspiring
‘Bookmarks’. Meanwhile, the students of grade IX and grade
X indulged in the fun-filled ‘Bull’s Eye’ activity. The XI and
XII graders took part in a 'Discussion

Platter'. Our fully equipped library was graced by a renowned author, poet and blogger, Preeti
Agyaat, who shared her ideas on the significance of reading books and how books have
influenced and shaped her life.

INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY

A multitude of engaging sessions were planned across
the school to celebrate the International Day of Yoga
on 21 June 2023. Mr Kush Arora, a proud alumnus of
DPS-Bopal who has done his masters in yoga science,
along with his team conducted the yoga sessions. It
helped all of us relieve stress and promote positive
energy within ourselves.
SDG ACTIVITY - ZERO HUNGER & NO POVERTY -
DON’T WASTE FOOD
The activities aimed at inspiring the students on how they were not
to allow anyone suffer from hunger and poverty. From 24 April to 5
May 2023, grade III students learnt about the journey of food from
field to their plates. They shared their ideas concerning the ways on
how they can genuinely help the poverty stricken. Students of grade
V targeted the eradication of poverty from the very face of the earth
and mentioned ways in which they can make the earth poverty free.
They pledged to work towards it.

MOTIVATION STROKE
In an effort to promote discipline, responsibility and accountability amongst Junior School
students, discipline monitor badges were awarded to the students of grade I to grade V in the
month of June to those who demonstrated exceptional discipline and exhibited positive
behaviour. The discipline monitor sets a positive example for others.
INVESTITURE CEREMONY
Delhi Public School- Bopal, held the Investiture Ceremony on 12 and 13 July 2023. The
event was graced by Dr. Yash Kumar Shukla, Principal Researcher & Centre Head,
CRDF, CEPT University, and by Dr. Shyamal Munshi, Plastic surgeon at Saraswati Hospital
and Shalby Hospital for the primary and secondary sections. The school Principal Ms.
Sabina Sawhney praised the school council members and advised them to execute their
responsibilities with diligence, integrity and sincerity. The office bearers were conferred with
the badges by the special guests and the Principal, while the proud parents were elated to
witness the prestigious event.
 BIBLIOTHECA
Students of grade I - grade II understood how class
libraries serve as vibrant learning hubs, promoting
independent reading, discussions, and a love for books,
while supporting teachers in guiding students' reading
journey.

CBE ACTIVITY
As Per NEP 2020, learning should be holistic, integrated,
enjoyable and engaging; keeping this in mind- a CBE
activity was conducted in grade V based on their chapter-
वाद्य यंत्रों की अनोखी दनु नया। The students made models of
musical instruments and gathered information about them,
which they shared with their classmates.

WELCOME ASSEMBLY
Grade V K and grade III A presented the first assembly of
the session on 28 June 2023 and 4 July 2023 respectively.
Chanting of shlokas and prayers were offered. The event
was studded with multiple themes of Welcome-Back,
World Environment Day, Guru Purnima & the Value of the
Month. An enlightening thought for the day, ‘To save
Mother Nature’ followed by a lovely poem on ‘Van
Bachao’. Subsequently, the school mascot Yali & his
friend Spiderman performed a skit- on ‘responsibility’. It
culminated with a scintillating dance presentation on
‘Guru Brahma’.
ORIENTATION PROGRAM
Delhi Public School- Bopal organised an
Orientation on 4 April 2023 for grade Vl parents to
familiarise them with the curriculum, rules, and
regulations of the middle school.
The teachers began the session with a warm
welcome note and provided an insight of the
school's Mission, Vision, Philosophy & the Core
Values of the school followed by an overview of
the various subjects and the co-scholastic activities
which would be undertaken in the year ahead.
The session ended up by addressing the queries
raised by parents, which were answered by the
teachers.

ORIENTATION DAY
Delhi Public School-Bopal conducted an orientation
programme for the parents of grade XI on 04 April 2023 .
The parents were apprised about the vision, mission, and
core values of school. Also emphasized that the school
believed in the motto of holistic development of the child
and the entire team of the school worked round the clock
to provide the best learning experiences for the students.
The session gave guidelines to the parents for the proper
use of the portal, the expected code of conduct and the
support required from parents. The orientation programme
provided a fantastic opportunity for parents to know what
to expect in the coming year and also equip them for the
same.
ANNUAL STAFF MEETING
The Director, Ms. Vandna Joshi, graced the annual staff meeting and acknowledged
contributions of staff members to the success of the organisation over the past year. She
highlighted SDG and future skills and value driven, self motivated sustainable contribution
towards long term growth of the organisation.
The Principal, Ms. Sabina Sawhney, expressed her gratitude to the staff members for their
hard work and dedication. Ms. Sawhney also stressed on the significance of teamwork and
collaboration in achieving organisational success.
Overall, the objective of the meeting was fulfilled as it motivated the staff members, and
encouraged them to continue working towards the organisation's goals in the upcoming year.

GREETING THE BUDDING TUTEES

The school welcomed the students from Prep to grade XII to a new academic session on 3,5
and 6 April 2023.The principal and the teachers cheered the students who were bubbling
with sparkling energy and ardour to meet their new classmates and teachers. Aspirations
wrapped up in everything new around them, instilled a lot of enthusiasm. Class interactions
encompassed everything from ice breaking activities to a brief description of the academic
year plan and reiteration of class rules and values. And so, kicked off a new adventurous
journey loaded with a fortune of incredible school experience.
 SELECTION OF OFFICE BEARERS FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2023-24
House Meeting for the selection of Office Bearers for grade VI to grade X was held on
Saturday, 15 April 2023. All the students gathered as per the venue allotted for their
respective houses. The House Wardens and their team members of six houses ensured a fair
chance for every interested student to showcase their zeal and an aptitude for shouldering
responsibilities. The interested candidates spoke about their expertise and aspirations. The
enthusiasm of the participants was worth appreciating.

MEDICAL SYMPOSIUM
Basic Life Support (BLS) workshop was organised by the medical department on Saturday,
15 April 2023 at Abhivyakti Hall for Prep to grade V staff.
The training was conducted by Ms. Gayatri Nath, M.Sc. Nursing, Ph.D. Community Health
(Appear) Manager, department of Learning & Development, Krishna Shalby Hospital,
Ahmedabad. She explained to the audience about the details of BLS and CPR
(Cardiopulmonary resuscitation) techniques for adults and children. The team demonstrated
the steps of CPR on a mannequin and later the teachers were given hands-on experience of the
technique. The staff was also briefed about what is AED (Automated Electronic Defibrillator)
and its use.
CAMPUS CONNECT
The event was organised on 20 April 2023, where four International University
Representatives visited the school campus. The universities were Marist College USA, North
Central College USA, Savannah College of Arts and Design USA, and IE University Spain.
The students of Grade X, XI and XII attended the event.
The students were encouraged to interact with the university representatives. They learned
about the different courses offered, about the campus life, available scholarships, etc. The
University representatives were all in praise for the students, looking at their motivation and
the interesting questions that they had asked while interacting with them.
WORLD EARTH DAY
Earth Day 2023 is celebrated on 22 April 2023 and was marked by a grand series of
celebrations at Delhi Public School-Bopal. This year too, the school participated in a
multitude of activities to spread awareness of the conservation and protection of Mother
Earth. The students of grade I to grade V participated enthusiastically in an array of activities
to protect mother earth. The kids spent their time with natural elements and enjoyed the
Natures’ Walk . To imbibe a thought-provoking message and to sensitize the students, a Quiz
was conducted in grade VI to grade IX.
Last but not the least, the students took a pledge to preserve and conserve their self-
sustaining planet Earth.
WALK BACK IN TIME
The students of the Fine Arts Club visited the Lalbhai Dalpatbhai Museum on 22 April 2023.
The students had a first-hand view and experience as they were guided by Ms. Priyanka, one
of the Curators at the museum. She enlightened the students about the eleventh century Jain
Manuscripts found in Gujarat such as Kalpasutra, Uttardhyana Sutra, Kalakacharyakatha to
name a few. The museum also houses some preliminary sketches of miniature paintings which
helped the students understand the process involved in making the manuscript paintings.
Apart from manuscripts and miniature paintings the museum also has a display of sculptures,
beads and other crafts to name a few.

UNIVERSITY FAIR
The University fair organised at Delhi Public School-Bopal under the aegis of Student
Placement Cell on 26 April 2023, was an immensely informative platform for the students of
grade XI and grade XII. The school in collaboration with KIC UnivAssist hosted this fair with
a purpose to advise their students on how to choose the right-fit university through in person
interaction with delegates of 20 well known universities from the U.S, Spain, France, and
Japan. Mr. Rohit Kandari of KIC UnivAssist began the session on study abroad opportunities
to apprise students about the admission procedure in various universities in the US.
NEW TAX REGIME
Delhi Public School-Bopal organised an informative session on the 'New Tax Regime' on 27
April 2023 for all the academic and administrative staff members. The session was conducted
by Mr. Shailendra Singh Sr. General Manager(F & T) and Mr. Parag Soni, Chartered
Accountant. Session was attended by 195 staff members.
They provided details about the New Tax Regime and informed the staff that they can give an
intimation if they want to opt for the Old Income Tax Regime or Structure. They explained
the doubts raised by the staff too.

MOCK EVACUATION DRILL

Students and staff safety has always been the prime concern of our school. As part of our
annual emergency management, we conducted an Evacuation Drill for grade IV to grade XII
on 28 April 2023 to polish our disaster plans. The drill, organised in the campus, was well-
executed involving students with the help of teachers and security guards under the guidance
of the Principal, Ms. Sabina Sawhney. Running the hypothetical scenario has not only helped
us prepare ourselves for unforeseen emergencies demanding immediate evacuation but it has
also proved instrumental to us in testing the potential glitches which could get in the way to
ensure greater and ultimate safety for each and every Dipsite.
SEWA ACTIVITY CLASS
Gender equality is a human right and also one of the Sustainable Development Goals. To
raise awareness among the students, the school organised a Poster Making Activity as a part
of SEWA for Grade VI to grade VIII, on Saturday, 29 April 2023, on ‘Gender Equality.’ The
creative strokes and vivid imagination of these young advocates painted and depicted
beautiful and thought-provoking posters. The students took part with great enthusiasm and
zest.

WALL PAINTING WITH ‘SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS’

A wall painting activity was organised by the Delhi Public School- Bopal Fine Arts Club. 27
students of grade XII and grade XI took part in this activity in which they painted the icons
of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals on the school amphitheater wall.
All United Nations Member States adopted the 17 Sustainable Development Goals in 2015
to build more fair, more peaceful and prosperous societies by 2030. The students painted the
wall with zeal and enthusiasm. Learning through such activities helps students act, in their
daily lives, make responsible choices and lay the foundation for their future.
HOME SCIENCE
To understand the subject better, the students of grade XI made incredible charts on the
enthralling world of Home Science and the diverse career opportunities available within it.
Their charts highlighted the various areas of Home Science, such as food and nutrition,
clothing and textile, human development, resource management and communication and
extension. They showcased the many exciting career paths one can pursue in this field. From
becoming a nutritionist or a textile designer to starting your own day-care center, restaurant,
interior design and the possibilities are endless.

SEWA ACTIVITY- SLOGAN & BANNER ON ONLINE ETHICS

Slogan and Banner making activity on the topic of Online Ethics as a part of SEWA was
conducted for the students of grade VI to grade VIII on Saturday, 06 May 2023, with the
intention to create awareness and to showcase the hidden talent of the students. With
elevated spirits the participants transformed their thoughts on paper advocating the Do’s &
Don'ts of netiquette.
 THE ROLE OF INDUSTRIES AND NGOs IN
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
The Accountancy department of Delhi Public
School-Bopal, organised an activity on ‘The role
of industries and NGOs in Sustainable
Development Goals’ for grade XI Commerce
students.
The students were engaged in group discussion,
PowerPoint Presentation, Interaction session and
question-answer session.

CYBER SECURITY
On account of celebrating the National Technology Day, 11 May, the Computer Science
Department organised a guest lecture on "Cyber Safety and Security" for grade IX and grade
X grade students.
Mr. Hardik Acharya, Chief Technology Officer, Airtel, guided the students in a very friendly
manner and covered all the aspects of IT Safety and Security. It was very interactive,
informative and relevant, for the students in the current scenario.
SELECTION OF OFFICE BEARERS (GRADE XI & XII)
Delhi Public School-Bopal organised a House meeting on 3 May 2023, for the selection of
Office Bearers and Directors for 15 Clubs. The students moved to their respective house
venues and the contestants began to deliver their speeches followed by a quick poll to
facilitate the selection procedure. The contestants were narrowed down on the basis of their
speeches, academic achievements, discipline, and participation in co-curricular activities.
The self-nominated candidates were interviewed on several leadership qualities like taking
responsibilities, problem solving, encouraging, and motivating fellow-students etc. Many of
them communicated a clear vision for their chosen portfolio area.
To conclude, the House Selection meeting demonstrated how a democratic setup works. It
also shed light on some integral leadership qualities.
 NUKKAD NATAK ON SDGs
To create awareness among the
students about the Sustainable
Development Goals, Delhi Public
School-Bopal had organised a
Nukkad Natak on 5 May 2023. The
play was put up by the students of
grade XII. The play emphasised
various schemes, policies for women
and youth employment, and
MSMEs, as well as the development
of various infrastructures that have
been very beneficial for India. The
play also exhorted the students to be
proud of their state and to take part
in the implementation of Sustainable
Development Goals.

NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY DAY

On 4 May 2023, videos and PPT on Cyber Safety and
Security were shown in grade VI to grade VIII. The aim
was to raise awareness of Cyber-crime and laws, and also
to provide tips for security over the Internet.
On 5 May 2023, an IT Quiz was organised for the teachers
and admin staff. There were six teams, with two
participants on each team. The quiz was based on current
trends and general awareness of IT. The staff members
took part enthusiastically and exhibited their technical
knowledge. The winners were felicitated by Preparatory
In-charge Ms. Saminder Kaur Guliani, Foundational In-
charge Ms.Rupal Parikh and HOD Activities Ms. Alpa
Biju.
READ AND GROW
National Reading Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm on 19 June 2023 on the theme
“Read and Grow”. The school library organised various literary activities to promote the joy of
reading and cultivate a reading habit among the students.
As part of the activities, students took a reading pledge, committing themselves to dedicate
regular time to reading. Little Dipsites exhibited a keen enthusiasm for reading books that
align with their interests, both within their classrooms and in the library.
The ultimate aim of all these activities was to nurture and support children's growth as readers.
Fostering a lifelong passion for books, empowering students with a potent tool for learning,
imagination, and personal growth.

EDUCATIONAL VISIT
An educational visit to “Reflection Playschool and Day Care
Center” at South Bopal was organised as part of the Home
Science Practical for grade XI students.
The primary aim of this visit was to provide students with a
first-hand experience of observing the physical, motor, language,
and socioemotional development of infants and young children.
During the visit, the students observed the kids and interacted
with them. They also gathered information about the kids from
the care providers and documented their observations. It enabled
them to apply their theoretical knowledge to practical situations.
INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY
The International Yoga Day was celebrated on 21 June 2023
with great eagerness and enthusiasm. All the students from
grade VI to grade IX attended the special assembly. The
students of grade IX exhibited various warm-up exercises and
yoga asanas.
After the prayer session, our Principal, Ms. Sabina Sawhney
motivated the students in her speech to be goal oriented and
to work hard to achieve their goals. She also awarded and
congratulated all the students who excelled in sports.
Narmada House won the Best House Trophy for their
sustained excellence for the academic year 2022-2023.
The assembly encouraged the students to practise yoga for
their physical and mental well-being.

SEWA – RECYCLING DRIVE

Small actions can make a big difference.
With this thought the students of grade
VI to grade X participated in a recycling
activity under SEWA. The objective of
the drive was to indulge students in the
habit of recycling by teaching them how
to make paper bags and making them
aware about the threat of plastic bags to
the environment. The students used old
newspapers, magazine pages, etc. to
make attractive bags of all shapes and
sizes.
PRATIBHA GAURAV DIVAS–GRADE-VI (2022-23)
As a part of its glorious tradition, Delhi Public School-Bopal celebrated Pratibha Gaurav
Divas, for grade VI on 1 July 2023. A total of 148 students were lauded for their
perseverance and focused efforts with various awards. The special guests for the occasion
were Mr. Tushar Garg- serving as Senior Scientist, National Innovation Foundation (NIF),
Govt. Of India for 7.5 years, and Mr. Kundan Kumar-working as an Assistant Development
Commissioner, Dahej Special Economic Zone, Ahmedabad, under the Ministry of
Commerce and Industry.
The august gathering was addressed by our honourable Principal, Ms. Sabina Sawhney,
wherein she welcomed the distinguished guests and proud parents. She congratulated the
exemplary efforts of the students and emphasised that values and ethics should serve as a
guide for their lifelong journey.
MAGIC OF MILLETS
The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution sponsored by India and supported by over
70 countries, declaring 2023 as the International Year of Millets. Keeping this in mind, the
students of grade IX took part with zest and zeal to prepare different millet salads and
bhakhri pizza topped with fruit, dry fruits, or grated coconut. They came up with delicious
and mouth -watering recipes, demonstrating excellent team spirit. It was a great experience
for the students. This activity helped the students to know the importance of millets in food
and nutrition.
SEWA- BASIC HAND SEWING STITCHES
A SEWA activity was organised for students of grade VI to grade VIII, teaching them the
essential hand sewing stitches. Learning key hand sewing stitches is a valuable skill that
empowers students to repair their garments, engage in creative projects, and develop fine
motor skills. The students took part with great enthusiasm; they learned to sew buttons, and
various kinds of stitches-running, chain, stem, etc. By mastering these stitches, students can
embark on sewing adventures, express their creativity, and build a foundation for more
advanced sewing techniques.

GURU PURNIMA
Guru Purnima Parva was celebrated on 3 July 2023 at DPS-Bopal. Our Vedic inferences
teach us that a Guru holds the foremost position than God.
गुरु गोववंद दोउ खड़े, काक़े लागू पाय।
बललहारी गरु
ु आपऩे,गोववंद ददयो बताय।।
Marking the occasion, the teachers of the Hindi Department explained the importance of
Guru in the life of a student and the illustrious story of Ved Vyasa was depicted through a
video in all the classes.
VAN MAHOTSAV
An assembly on ‘Van Mahotsav- The Festival of Trees’ was conducted by grade IX students
on 11 July 2023, incorporating Sustainable Development Goal no. 15 'Life on Land'. A
plethora of events flooded the stage, beginning with an insightful thought on the
environment, followed by some amazing facts. The students also presented a mesmerizing
and riveting musical performance of a melodious environmental song. To convey the
message in a more realistic and effective manner, a skit on ‘Conservation of Forests’ was
performed, followed by a pledge taken by students to maintain & take care of the
environment. Our Principal, Ms. Sabina Sawhney, encouraged the students to improve the
environment of the planet by taking small steps in their day-to-day life.
INTERACTIVE SESSION
An interactive session with NEET topper Dev Bhatia, who secured AIR 18 in NEET UG
2023, was conducted for the students. The aim of the session was to motivate students and
clear the queries of future NEET aspirants. Dev shared his personal study practice with the
students, giving them advice on discipline and a rigid study schedule. He focused on the
importance of self-study, for which he used to set aside several hours a day. The interactive
session was helpful for future aspirants who wish to work in his footsteps.

3RD EDITION - INTER SCHOOL DPS-A-MUN

The morning of 15 July 2023 was a remarkable one as Delhi Public School- Bopal held its
3rd edition Inter School DPS-A-MUN. The opening ceremony was graced by the Principal
Ms. Sabina Sawhney. The event began with a hearty and a warm welcome by the Director of
the MUN Club and the Deputy Secretary General. It was followed by a thoughtful speech by
the Principal, Ms. Sabina Sawhney, who acknowledged the participation of the students on a
large scale and encouraged them to perform to the best of their abilities. After the uplifting
speech, the Secretary General, Mr. Aadit Sheth declared the conference open. A special
formal function paved its way for the commencement of the conference.
WORLD POPULATION DAY
A special assembly was organised by grade VII A, B and C to commemorate the World
Population Day. The assembly aimed to raise awareness about the importance of sustainable
population growth and highlight the related Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) set by the
United Nations. With a combination of prayer, thoughtful reflections, and a captivating
mime performance, the students showcased their understanding of the theme and highlighted
the need for collective action towards a sustainable development. Our Vice Principal Ma'am
applauded the performances of the students and emphasised on the importance of SDG
goals. Overall, this assembly served as a reminder that each individual has a role to play in
creating a sustainable future for generations to come.

INTENTIVENESS DISPLAY
Delhi Public School - Bopal organised a
‘Bagless Day’ for grade VII on 20 July 2023
based on the guidelines of NEP 2020.
The students started the day by making a
brochure of Ahmedabad based on the
vocational skill subject of Travel & Tourism.
The creativity displayed by the students was
indeed quite impressive. This was followed by
‘Cooking Without Fire’, where the students
tried their hand at preparing healthy salads,
rolls etc. This memorable and remarkable day
ended with a movie, 'Dhh' in Gujarati, which
was the perfect example of ‘learning with fun’.
CHILDREN THEATRE FESTIVAL VISIT
As a part of Bagless Day at Delhi Public School-
Bopal, a few students of grade VI-VIII visited the
Children Theatre Festival at H.K. Auditorium on
20 July 2023. Our students were excited to get
their first experience at a theatre and enjoyed the
play, “The Crying Village”. As an initiative of NEP
2020, students learned the art of drama. The
dimmed lights and the zestful performances,
inspired our students to contemplate drama as a
professional art form.
After the performance, the students had the
opportunity to meet the actors and asked them
about their roles and the production. This gave
them an insight into the workings of a professional
theatre.

EDUTAINMENT
The students of grade VI of Delhi Public School-
Bopal on Thursday, 20 July 2023, had an
experience of bagless day, as per NEP 2020. Its
aim was not only to provide them with a
platform to participate in extracurricular
activities, but also to provide a different module
of learning.
The students were asked to present an action
plan on how they could sell their products, while
teaching them the vocational skill of financial
literacy. This was followed by showcasing an
award winning movie ‘Dhh’. In the end, the
students were asked to write a review about their
thoughts, learnings from the movie.
BAGLESS DAY
Delhi Public School-Bopal organised a
'Bagless Day' for the students of grade
VIII on 20 July 2023. As a part of
vocational skill development, the students
worked on Mass Media projects in
groups. It was followed by a session on
Basic Life Support by the medical
professionals of the Shalby Hospital. This
memorable day ended with an award
winning movie, 'Dhh'. Overall it was an
engaging and fun-filled experience for the
students that added to their holistic
development.

DPS-A-MUN
The 3rd edition Inter School DPS-A-MUN
experienced extensive debates, discussions,
and deliberations by young delegates. For
two days, the event turned a light on the
pertinent issues confronting the world today
and arrived at a consensus in their effort to
end conflict and maintain peace and
harmony among mankind.
LAUDATORY EVENT
Pratibha Gaurav Divas was celebrated for grades VIII - grade IX on 25 July 2023, Tuesday,
to felicitate the academic and other achievements of the students. There were 241 students
who were lauded for their perseverance and focused efforts with various awards.
The ceremony began by paying a tribute to goddess Saraswati. The Principal, Ms. Sabina
Sawhney, in her speech, thanked the parents for trusting the school and giving the
responsibility to the students. The chief guest, Ms. Ritu Singh, working as an Additional
Collector, Ahmedabad Urban Development Authority (AUDA), mentioned that the school
emphasizes on holistic development and advised the parents to take all the facilities provided
by the school. The other distinguished guest, Shri Yogesh Kumar, Regional Provident Fund
Commissioner, shed some light on how teachers create a spark in the young minds and help
them become a better person.
 FIRST STEP
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
It's the first day of school! Delhi Public School started the new
session on 6 April 2023. Excitement filled the air, as kids
gathered at the entrance, holding their backpacks tightly.
Teachers warmly welcomed them, creating a friendly
atmosphere. The day started with fun icebreaker games, helping
kids feel comfortable as they learned about the school rules and
routines.

STORYTELLING WITH PUPPETS

Storytelling with Puppets was done on 20 April 2023. The
activity improves early literacy and social skills, boosting
attention span, teaching moral values, stimulating children’s
imagination and creative play. Puppets are a great way to help
kindergarten children understand and retell stories.

WORLD BOOK DAY

Delhi Public School, Bopal celebrated the World Book
Day on 21 April 2023 with great zeal and zest. There
were a variety of events during the day that engaged the
Pre-primary students including a storybook reading
session.

LEMONADE PARTY
Lemonade making is not just any ordinary summer activity for
preschoolers but a unique & educational experience that provides
an opportunity to teach about fireless cooking and helps them learn
and practice some basic math concepts & build language skills.
DPS Bopal Pre-primary had a Lemonade party on 25 April 2023.
 ZIP, ZAP, MATCH
In order to understand logical connections between ideas,
the bead matching activity was planned for the Prep
toddlers on 19 June 2023. The little ones engaged in
analysing the patterns correctly as they maneuvered the
beads fostering their understanding of colour concepts in a
fun manner.

INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY

21 June marks International Yoga Day, a day we truly
take pride in. Yoga is a priceless gift from ancient
Indian Culture. For thousands of years, yogic postures
created in India have benefited countless individuals
across the world. Pre-primary kids were enlightened
about the benefits of yoga and performed different
asanas under the guidance of the teachers.

RED DAY
It was celebrated on 7 July 2023 on the campus by
the little poppets of Prep who looked absolutely
stunning in their red outfits. They not only enjoyed
doing the specially designed activities and spent
happy moments but also relished a variety of red
foods and went home cheerful and chirpy in their
shiny shades of red. The colour red is a symbol of
joy, confidence and love.
PREP YELLOW DAY
The colour yellow stands for freshness, energy,
positivity and joy which were the exact sentiments
reflected on the campus at DPS Bopal by Prep children
on 14 July 2023. The classes were blooming with the
little sunflowers dressed in different hues and tints of
yellow. Children had a delightful time playing games
and doing artwork involving the sunshine colour. The
celebration gave children an amazing learning
experience and helped them know their world a little
better.

EK MUTHI ANAAJ
Delhi Public School, Bopal is thrilled to share the wonderful
outcome of the grain collection drive held from 10 July to 14
July 2023. Our students from Pre-primary participated in this
initiative, demonstrating their compassion and responsibility
for serving others.

PREP BLUE DAY

It was a visual treat to watch the cool cutie pies of Prep blooming
like little bluebells on the Pre Primary campus of DPS Bopal
enjoying the Blue Day celebrations on 21 July 2023. The colour
blue was reinforced through an array of games and play way
activities all through the week. It was a fun-filled learning
experience giving children an opportunity to learn about the
colour and its importance.
 MINI CHEFS
In an effort to infuse good nutrition, food hygiene and healthy
eating habits in the young minds of our little dipsites, DPS
BOPAL Pre Primary held fireless cooking week from 19 July to
21 July 2023.The budding master chefs got a hands-on
experience of putting together a variety of lip-smacking dishes.
Sr. Kg. made Mexican Canopies, Jr. Kg. whipped up Basket Corn
Chat while the kiddos of Prep decided to assemble tasty Monaco
Treats!

EK MUTHI ANAAJ
Delhi Public School-Bopal is thrilled to share the wonderful
outcome of the grain collection drive held from 10 July to 14 July
2023. Our students from Pre-primary participated in this initiative,
demonstrating their compassion and responsibility for serving
others.

TEXTURE WALK
Experimenting with textures through thoughtful play provides a
solid educational foundation for kindergarteners in many areas.
Children walked barefoot on objects like stones, sand, grass, leaves
etc. and explored their feet's reaction to the different textures for
their sensory development. This activity was conducted from 11 July
to 13 July 2023.

TEXTURE WALK
Experimenting with textures through thoughtful play provides a
solid educational foundation for kindergarteners in many areas.
Children walked barefoot on objects like stones, sand, grass,
leaves etc. and explored their feet's reaction to the different
textures for their sensory development. This activity was
conducted from 11 July to 13 July 2023.
VIBGYOR DAY
Children find rainbows truly enchanting and magical. It was time
to teach them the science behind its natural occurrence. Keeping
this in mind, Sr. Kg. children celebrated VIBGYOR Day on 27 July
2023.The students came dressed in VIBGYOR colours and stood
together in an arc to form a rainbow thereby familiarising them
with the acronym.

COLOUR DAY
Excitement and laughter filled the air on the DPS-Bopal, Pre Primary
campus which was vibrant with colours as the little dipsites of Prep
and Jr. Kg. celebrated a day all about different colours on 27 July
2023. Each section had their own scheme of colours and both the
students and teachers were dressed to dazzle. To enhance their colour
recognition, the Prep kiddos were asked to bring objects of the
allotted colour and display it in their classes and the Jr. Kg. children
brought food in the colour allotted to their class.

PRE-PRIMARY CLASS ASSEMBLY

Working together in a group teaches children several valuable life
skills such as teamwork, self-confidence, creativity etc., setting a
strong foundation for future academic and social growth. Keeping
this in mind, the first, individual class assembly by Pre-Primary
children took place on this enchanting day of 28th July 2023 at
DPS-Bopal, The little champs of Sr. Kg. B, adorned in their finest
attire, looked absolutely adorable as they embraced the spotlight
with grace and charisma.
 GREEN SCHOOL
Students Workshop

WORLD EARTH DAY: 'When we care for the Earth, we care for ourselves
Earth Day 2023 was observed on 22 April 2023. The theme was "Invest in Our Planet". The
students of grades I to V participated enthusiastically in Nature Walks, thereby learning to
protect natural elements. The senior section students prepared a PowerPoint presentation,
highlighting the importance of Earth Day, a quiz was conducted for grades VI to IX. Last,
but not the least, the students took a pledge to preserve and conserve their self-sustaining
planet Earth.

PLANTATION PROJECT
We are thrilled to share the wonderful outcomes of our
grade I-II Plantation Project! Our students discovered
the importance of plants in maintaining a healthy
environment from 13 July to 19 July 2023. They
gained essential plant care skills and also broader
competencies such as environmental awareness,
responsibility, collaboration, and reflective thinking.
 BEAT PLASTIC POLLUTION
The school observed World Environment Day on 5 June 2023. Students actively followed the
theme, ‘Beat Plastic Pollution’. The students of Delhi Public School-Bopal focused on the
solution to plastic pollution. The students created videos to sensitize the people on the
aftereffects of plastic on the environment. The children of primary sections were taught
about the significance of volunteering and actively participating by planting trees,
discouraging the use of plastics, saving energy, water conservation, and clean-ups with much
enthusiasm. The main objective was to advocate partnership between each human being and
society to ensure a safe future for all. The event was conducted successfully with
wholehearted participation and awareness about plants and the environment.

AWARENESS SESSION BY WAY

FOUNDATION
Celebrating plastic-free July month, WAY
Foundation conducted an awareness session on 31
July 2023 on PenPals - World's first waste plastic
pens project.

The students from class V along with the green warriors of grade IV-V attended. The attendees
were encouraged to use eco-friendly refillable pens, keeping in mind that ball pens cannot be
recycled. Collection boxes "Pen-dora" for waste pen collection drives were installed in the
school. The students pledged to give up Single Use Plastic Pens and join the global alliance of
a "Litter-Free, Literate World".
INTERNSHIP AND COUNSELLING
FASHION DESIGN INTERNSHIP
The students of grade XII attended the Fashion Design
Internship conducted by Ms. Pooja Kapoor on 3 and 4
May 2023.
It began with an introduction to ‘Khadi’, the indigenous
fabric of India. The event further opened students’ eyes
to the various conditions through which the people of
India go through and how Khadi will help them earn new
livelihoods. Day two continued with the assignment, and
along with Ms. Pooja and her team, the students
conceptualized a variety of products. For students
aspiring to take up a career in design, the day gave a
fantastic opportunity with a hands-on learning
experience.

LAW INTERNSHIP
Delhi Public School-Bopal - Ahmedabad, conducted
a Law Internship program from 3 May to 5 May
2023, for the students of grade XII at Nanavati
Associates and Amlegals – Legal Strategists
Ahmedabad. Mr. Pranit Nanavati & Mr. Anandaday
Misshra renowned advocates, taught the pupils about
the many realms of Intellectual Property Rights.
Students were also taught about the various divisions
of the legal system, such as Commercial Litigation,
Criminal Litigation, Intellectual Property Rights,
Arbitration, Data Privacy, Real Estate, Capital
Market, and Financial Services.
This internship provided students with an excellent opportunity to learn more about the Legal
Industry and how the workplace operates. It aided pupils in developing communication,
professional, active listening, and collaborative skills.

INTERNSHIP IN LEGAL SERVICES

Grade X and XII students attended an internship on the
topic of Legal Services at the Metropolitan Court Ghee
Kanta in Ahmedabad on 6 May 2023. Forty-three
students witnessed live court proceedings in various
courts. Mr. Paras Bhatt, a legal secretary, and Ms. Rinku
Desai, a metropolitan magistrate, explained the day-to-
day workings of the court. They covered topics such as
types of courts and types of litigation etc. They also
delivered a special lecture on Juvenile-related litigations
and clarified the POCSO Act to our students. This was
followed by a question and answer session, during which
they patiently addressed the students' queries. It was a
highly informative and enlightening experience for our
budding lawyers.

INTERNSHIP IN ACCOUNTING
Students of grade XII attended a two-day internship
program from 4 May and 5 May 2023 at a reputed CA
firm - Thakkar & Co of Ahmedabad. They had an
enriching experience about the various aspects of
Chartered Accountancy, i.e. the role of a CA, the
importance of a CA in an organization, and most
recently CA’S role in promoting the SDG goals of the
company. The students were briefed on various
certification, software, their functioning, and the
nature of work, they were also made to view multiple
legal documents and software applications that are
important for a chartered accountant's work.
The program was very informative, which helped in enhancing their knowledge and
sharpening their skills in this field.

DIGITAL ADVERTISING AND MARKETING INTERNSHIP

The students of class XII attended the Summer Internship program in Digital Marketing at
IMS Ahmedabad. Mr. Abhishek Gautam conducted the internship. The training comprised a
series of lectures, hands-on exercises, and group projects. The students learned about
different digital marketing techniques and email marketing in the internship program. They
further learned how to create a successful digital marketing campaign. They were also
introduced to many digital marketing tools. Overall, it was a fun and engaging way to
introduce students to the world of marketing and advertising.
SPORTS UPDATE
TABLE TENNIS NATIONAL TOURNAMENT
Gujarat State Table Tennis Association has
awarded Moubini Chatterjee, student of grade VIII
B, as the best player in the Under -13 category.
She was the captain of the team. Mouboni was
ranked 15 in her last season. She was the
champion quarter finalist in the National
tournament and was ranked 1 in the State
Tournament.

BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
We take immense pride to share that
the students of Delhi Public School-
Bopal, Ahmedabad, participated in
LML School Invitational Basketball
Tournament on 25 April and 26 April
2023 held at LML school and
emerged as Runner-Up in the
tournament.

VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
We take immense pleasure to announce that our U-
17 Boys Volleyball Team participated in the
Premier School League Volleyball Tournament on
27 April and 28 April 2023 at Eka Club
TransStadia, Kankariya and emerged as Runner -
Up in the tournament.
 NATIONAL INTER DISTRICT ROLLER SKATING
CHAMPIONSHIP
We are immensely elated to share that the students of Delhi
Public School-Bopal, Ahmedabad, participated in 1st
National Inter District Roller Skating Championship 2023
held at Mohali, Punjab. The Championship was held from
27 April to 2 May 2023. Our Dipsites outshone at the
tournament by winning 2 Gold Medals, 3 Silver Medals and
1 Bronze Medal.
The winners are as follows:
Rudra Gol X I - 3 Silver Medals & 1 Bronze Medal
Vedansh Nagaria VI I – 1 Gold Medal
Nishka Shah VI E - 1 Gold Medal.

FUN AND FITNESS FRIDAY

Delhi Public school- Bopal organised a fun and fitness
hour for the students of grade XI on 5 May 2023. Doing
sports not only makes the students healthy, both
physically and mentally but also teaches them to be
more disciplined, more responsible and more dedicated.
The students enthusiastically took part in a variety of
games like Cricket, Volleyball, Basketball, Handball
etc. Teachers and students participated with equal
enthusiasm in Musical Chair practising moves such as
hop, glide, side-step, walking backwards or like a robot
to grab the chair before others.This fun-filled sports
period proved to be one of the best experiences for the
students outside the classroom.

STATE LEVEL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

We are elated to announce that Hetarth Dave of grade XI H participated in the State Level
Basketball Tournament held at Jamnagar, Gujarat from 24 to 28 May 2023. He represented the
 2ND STATE RANKING TABLE TENNIS
TOURNAMENT
We are elated to announce that Mouboni Chatterjee of
grade VIII B participated in 2nd State Ranking Table
Tennis Tournament held at Baruch from 15 to 18 June
2023 and secured the Under 15 Champion and Under 17
Runner-up.

NATIONAL LEVEL TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

We are delighted to announce that Hardik Bhargava of

grade XII-B participated in the National Level Tennis
Championship Series held at Jaipur from 29 May to 03
June 2023. He emerged as a winner in doubles, under-16
boys category.

1ST AHMEDABAD OPEN TABLE

TENNIS TOURNAMENT

We are exhilarated to announce that

Mouboni Chatterjee, student of grade
VIII B participated in the 1st
Ahmedabad open Table Tennis
Tournament held at St. Xavier’s
Loyola School,Naranpura,
Ahmedabad, from 23 July to 25 July
2023 and emerged as the winner in
Under-19 and Women’s categories.
 COUNSELLORS CORNER
UNDERSTANDING THE UNSAID
A Parent Connect Session on ‘Understanding the Unsaid’ for the parents of grade XI-XII was
held on 17 June 2023 and 1 July 2023 on a virtual platform. Children telling us volumes about
themselves without opening their mouths was the premise of the session attended by more than
100 parents. The session was conducted by Ms. Dipika Patil, School Counsellor and trained
psychotherapist.
The session began by stressing how we can build better relationships with our children and
help them open up about their feelings and feel accepted for who they are. Practicing stress-
reducing activities in one’s life, and family discussions that can help parents to revive their
relationship with their children were well explained during the session. Parents were
encouraged to share their viewpoints throughout the session and parents also got actively
involved with their experience sharing.
It was a very informative session and the time and efforts spent by the parents to attend this
session were well-spent because of the emotional benefits accrued. They felt empowered to
encourage open communication, trust, and a non-judgmental approach to ensure their children
would feel comfortable discussing their friendships with them.
UNIVERSITY FAIR
A U.S. University Fair was organized on 10 July 2023 for students of grades X, XI, and XII,
aiming to help them make informed decisions about their higher education by connecting them
with representatives from esteemed U.S. universities.
The representatives from different reputed universities set up tables to showcase their
institutions. They also provided brochures, prospectuses, and other informational materials for
students to browse and take home. By engaging with representatives from different universities,
students gained a better understanding of global academic trends, cultural experiences, and
career prospects associated with studying abroad.
By connecting students with esteemed institutions and experts in the field, the fair played a
vital role in shaping their academic aspirations and opening doors to abroad education.
 BAR
RAISING THE
BASIC LIFE SUPPORT-2ND PHASE
The 2nd phase of Basic Life Support (BLS) workshop was organised by the Medical
department of DPS-Bopal, Ahmedabad, on Saturday, 6 May 2023 at Abhivyakti for grade VI
to grade XII teachers and admin staff. Ms. Gayatri Nath, M. Sc. Nursing, Ph.D. Community
Health (Appear) Manager, department of Learning & Development, Krishna Shalby
Hospital, Ahmedabad conducted the training session. Ms. Nath demonstrated the steps of
CPR on a mannequin, and later the teachers were given hands-on experience with the
technique. The staff was also briefed about the AED (Automated External Defibrillator) and
its uses. Towards the end of the program, a questionnaire was distributed among the staff to
know how much they had comprehended and learned during the training session.
Overall, the session was very informative for the audience.
LIPPAN ART WORKSHOP
Art is therapeutic, it helps in enhancing a positive energy. Keeping this in mind, a workshop
on Lippan Art was conducted for the teachers by the Art and Craft Department. The teachers
showed their enthusiasm and interest. They enjoyed creating beautiful pieces of art.
SNAKE BITE AWARENESS
To create awareness about snakes, the Medical Department conducted a session on "Snake
bite awareness" for the teachers, administrative staff and sub staff on 1 July 2023.
The training programme was conducted by Mr. Chandresh Lodhiya- Managing Director,
Anala Outdoor Tours, Ahmedabad. He explained to the audience about the importance of
snakes in our environment. Mr. Lodhiya, emphasised on the importance of the first aid
procedures that need to be followed after the snake bite. He clarified the myths and
misconceptions regarding the snake bite and supported it with scientific facts and statistics.
It was overall an interactive session, encouraging attendees to ask questions and seek clarity
on their concerns related to snake bite.
 CREATIVE CORNER
One new thing, today I have seen,
My parents like the day, March 17.
Oh, it’s my favourite, it’s my day,
But they are happier, they say.
They buy me chocolates, candies, and
everything,
They are smiling, but they have nothing.
Mumma watch my videos, laugh and cry,
Papa always says, my Birbal fly high.
They just want me to be happy always,
It makes them happy, they say.
Some like Sunday, some like Monday,
But we all like MY Birthday.
SHRAVYA SHARMA – I D
THE SUN
Sun, Sun, Sun, what is the Sun?
The Sun is a huge shining star,`
The Sun is the solar system’s central
power.
The sun is a ball of fire,
And the Earths require.
The Sun is always burning,
And gives us light & energy.
The sun rises in the east,
And gives us lots of heat.
The Sun was born billion years ago,
And for billion years it will not go.
AADYA SRIVASTAVA – II D
MY DAD
I am glad with my dad,
Thank you dad for happiness add.
Held my hand like a friend,
I am a princess, only you can understand.
You are the best dad ever,
And I love you forever.
God had given you super power,
You are the ocean; I am your little river.
MY DREAM
I woke up in my house,
And saw a little mouse.,
I have a little cat,
She pounced on that rat.,
I heard a loud bark,
It was my dog “Shark”.,
He drooled over Kitty,
Oh! A tiger in the city.,
He growled over Shark,
And they ran to the park.,
Mom: hey! Wake up from your dream,
Look at the sunbeam.,
Bathe and come with me,
Have your milk while I have my tea…
NEEVA PANCHOLI – II C
 MY GOD

Love You Love You My God

Please give me your support
MESSY THUNDERSTORM
Meet me Hug me
Thunderstorm – thunderstorm please go away
And give my problem’s key
Don’t make me dirty
No one can do that, You can only
Do as I say.
This is my trust on you heartly
Clouds are bursting
We are humans and you are God
Rains are pouring
Please pardon my mistakes all
Water & mud all around
I am going to pray
Making a messy ground
Bless me, I remember you every day
How will I play
BHAGYARAJSINH CHUDASAMA
Lonely at the home
– III I
I need to stay.
Thunderstorm – thunderstorm please go away
BEAUTIFUL DAY TIME
Let me go to school
The sun shines so bright,
Let me go to class
Giving us energy and light.
I want to study
So many things to see,
I want to play
When the sun comes out beautifully.
Don’t make it rainy day
That is such a pretty view,
It will be a holiday
With sun, clouds, birds and airplanes
Thunderstorm – thunderstorm please go away.
too.
RISHAAN PANDEY – II C
Sometimes the clouds come,
Hiding the beautiful sun.
But still be steady,
Because the future is always ready.
Everybody has a good time,
When it is day time.
REET KOCHAR – III K
 DINOSAUR UNDER MY BED
Once there was a boy name Rohan. One night, there was a big storm. Rohan was very
scared but his mother told him to go to sleep and not be scared. So, he went to bed. He
could hear the thunder crashing on the roof. He tried to sleep with his favourite teddy in
his arm. Then suddenly he felt something pointy at his feet. He tried to see it but could
not. But then it came out. It was a dinosaur. It was blue and thorny.
He was frightened. He got out of his bed and ran outside his home with his teddy. He
found a truck and started driving it. As he was driving, he looked around. He was in a
jungle. He was very surprised. Then suddenly a Tyrannosaurus came in front of his car and
took his teddy. He shouted.
He then heard his parent’s voices. They were waking him up. He looked up and realised
that he is still in his bed. He understood that it was a “NIGHTMARE”, and there are no
dinosaurs under his bed.
“The worst nightmare is to have no dreams.”
VIHANA ARORA – II F

A GOOD FRIEND
Once upon a time, there was a jungle and there lived a lion. One morning, lion heard a cry
“HELP ME!” The lion saw a king surrounded by wolves. Lion roared and the wolves ran
away. The king thanked the lion and said “I am your friend from now, come to my Castle
any time my friend”.
In the summer season, the lion worked very hard for his food but didn’t have much. He
had thought to go to the king’s castle for help.
When he went to King’s castle, people got scared of him, but the king came out from his
castle and said “let him in, he is my friend”.
The King and lion enjoyed the food together. The lion thanked the king for the help and
went back to the jungle.
SARAS BHABAD - III B
 COUNTRIES AND THEIR CAPITALS

1. The capital of the country in which Eiffel Tower is located

a) Paris b) Prague c) Pune

2. The capital of the country in which Qutub Minar is located

a) New Delhi b) Ottawa c) New York

3. The capital of the country in which The great Pyramid of Giza is located

a) Cairo b) Nairobi c) Tripoli

4. The capital of the country in which Statue of Liberty is located

a) Washington D.C b) Tehran c) Riyadh

5. The capital of the country in which The Petra is located

a) Amman b) Sanaa c) Muscat

6. The capital of the country in which The Colosseum is located

a) Rome b) Ankara c) Qatar

7. The capital of the country in which The Great wall of China

a) Beijing b) Asmara c) Mogadishu

8. The capital of the country in which Machu Picchu is located

a) Lima b) Colombo c) Abuja

9. The capital of the country in which Angkor Wat is located

a) Phnom b) Addis Ababa c) Khartoum

10. The capital of the country in which Burj Khalifa is located

a) Abu Dhabi b) Baghdad c) Dodoma

REYANSH GUPTA – III E

 E=mc2
We all have come across the formula of E=mc2; but have we ever thought who
gave this formula and what was his life journey all about. Let's have a brief
study about "The Genius","The Greatest Scientist the World has ever seen", SIR ALBERT
EINSTEIN
Sir Albert Einstein was born on 14th March 1879 in Ulm, Germany in a Jewish family. He did
his early schooling in Catholic Elementary School & Luitpold in Munich. In academics he
showed great command over Mathematics & Physics, and this led him to further study
Algebra, Calculus & Geometry. He completed Secondary Schooling from Agrovian Cantonal
School in Switzerland. In 1900 A.D.; Did Diploma programme in Mathematics & Physics at
the Federal Polytechnic School and later was awarded Ph.D. in Physics in 1905 A.D.
Sir Albert Einstein came under global spotlight in the year 1905; when he published four
papers (theories) on
1). Photoelectric Effect - When light (photons) falls on a metal surface, the energy of photon
is transferred to electron, resulting in release of electron.
2). Brownian Motion - The fast-paced movements of molecules in any fluid because of
collision with other fast-moving molecules
3). Special Theory of Relativity - This theory defines how speed of an object affects mass,
time & space.
4). Mass Energy Equivalence - E=mc2 where E is Energy, m is Mass & c is Velocity of light
Because of this path breaking theories from Albert Einstein; Year 1905 was celebrated as
"Annus Mirabillis" for Physics. This achievement was considered as great as the year 1666
when Sir Isaac Newton discovered Gravity.
Later in 1915, Sir Albert Einstein published "The General Theory of Relativity" which
redefined Gravity as a Space Curve created by the mass of an object.
He also wrote a letter to Mr. Roosevelt, the then President of the United States alerting on the
Nazi's plans to build an atomic bomb and had asked to prepare for a counterattack. He first
termed this letter as "God Letter" however later he described it as "One Great Mistake".
He died on 18th April 1955 at the age of 76 due to internal bleeding.
In 1921, He was awarded "Nobel Prize in Physics" for the "Laws of Photo Electric Effect"
& In 1999, He was awarded "Time Person of the Century". His legacy continues and
inspires people across the globe even today.
DHYEY TRIVEDI – III G

FLUFFY BEFRIENDED
Once upon a time there lived a bunny called Fluffy. He lived in the forest, but he was
mean to other rabbits and animals. Fluffy made fun of other animals who could not hop
like him or be as fast as him. Because of Fluffy’s mean and arrogant behaviour, he did not
have any friend. He was not even invited to the parties in the jungle.
One day Fluffy was hopping around in the forest, after a while he felt thirsty, he went to
the nearby river to take a sip of water, but the mud around the banks of the river was very
slippery.
As he was trying to take the sip his leg slipped in the mud and he fell in to the river.
He started screaming Help! Help!
All the animals from the jungle heard Fluffy screaming, though he was mean to them, but
seeing him in danger they all went to the riverside to help him.
Near the bank of the river they saw Fluffy struggling to swim, the elephant helped the
other animals by pulling out a bamboo stick from a bamboo bush near the river bank. As
all the animals held one end of the bamboo stick from the river shore, they pointed the
other side towards Fluffy.
Fluffy then held the other side of the stick and came to the riverside, hopping with joy.
He thanked all the animals and said sorry for his behaviour until now.
From then onwards fluffy was very kind and sweet to every animal. He helped all the
animals however possible.
Lesson: Be kind to others, if you wish others to be kind to you. (Everyone is not as lucky
as Fluffy)
ARCHISHA BHATTACHARYA – III J
 CRICKET
LIFE IS ALWAYS HEART NOT HARD
I started cricket
Life is always heart not hard
when I was four.
A beautiful earth can be in our card.
Knee pad & Gloves,
O lord this earth is so sweetheart
first time I wore!
that almost touches my heart.
I was ready to play & here came ball,
Thanks to God who made this perfect,
KNOCK ! It hit my nose.
beautiful and exciting earth.
my face grew soar
When some mistakes happen,
I cried and cried ,
don’t get sadden worry and mistakes can
But my father said to me
happen sometimes in our lifetime.
"Its all right" ! all right !
But this circle shaped planet should exist
He encouraged me a lot
in our lifeline.
and gave me advice
SHAHRAN ZUBAIR HUSSAIN – IV A
keep the ball
in your sight.
OYSTER
Let’s get up, & it's your strike.
Oyster
It made me feel better
The world is my Oyster,
I had bad nose, does not matter.
Everyday I Roister.
When I was 5, I hit my first 4,
I choose to stay happy,
People in the stadium said
Even though everyone around me seems
"Once More" " Once More''
snappy.
I asked them Ye dil Mange More?
Oh! I love to travel,
They said 4, 4.
Let the mysteries of the world unravel.
I said yay yay and was springled out with
I sing with the birds,
joy like a wild Boar.
And love to run with the cow herds.
Now my bat swings,
I want to visit every country beautiful,
Like Angels wings,
Just roam around; nothing much fanciful.
Everybody cheers for me and sings,
I want my life to be colourful,
And my phone does not stop to ring
Soak in the sights bountiful.
JASH CHADHA – IV C
DEVNA SHAH – IV F
 BEAUTIFUL NATURE
SMILE
We all know how beautiful nature is,
SMILE SMILE SMILE
It has fruits, flowers, trees, mountains, and
The best I can do is SMILE.
plants all around.
When I wake up with a smile on my face,
Very early in the morning, the sun rises in
It brightens my day.
the sky,
Smile is a secret ingredient of my life.
The darkness gets away and the sun
It always made my day.
brightly starts the day.
I thought about my smile.
Then I realised it has secret wheels
The rhythmic chirping of the birds,
Which can reach to any corner.
Awakes the people with a beautiful sound.
That’s why I choose to have a smiling face.
And the rooster also awakes the village
Each and every day.
people
So always ready to give A big fat smile,
With its continuous crowing sound.
Because for smile you don’t need any
reason.
The plants and trees all around the earth,
And it can do in any season.
Don’t leave a shortage of fresh air and
Whenever you feel down
oxygen around.
Just put your smile on your face
The beautiful flowers in the garden,
And it will take you in a happy face.
Freshens the air and atmosphere with its
GARVITA TANDON - V F
lovely fragrance.

MY MOM
The beautiful shimmering clouds in the
My mom is the best,
sky,
She handles lots of stress.
Make the sunset look more gorgeous.
In a way I cannot think,
The beauty of the pretty nature,
She gives me just a wink.
Makes the earth a wonderful place to live. .
My mom cooks food, which is really good.
KABIR MEHTA – IV I
She never lets me do bad,
And she never lets me be sad.
DHYANA DAVE – IV C
 STORY-AN ELEPHANT KING
Once upon a time, a lion who was the king of the forest. He wanted to go for a trip with his
family. He was in search of a new king for the time when he will be on a trip.
He made an elephant the king. The new elephant King, started troubling everyone. He
ordered the monkey to build a castle for him. The monkey was very upset, but he built the
castle. The elephant saw the castle but he couldn’t enter through the door and angrily said, “I
will punish you”. Suddenly the lion king returned and said, “I know a trick of how you can
enter the castle”.
The lion told him to reduce his weight. But after a few months the elephant couldn’t reduce
any more weight and still couldn’t enter the castle.
Elephant went to meet the lion. The lion told him that the monkey had built a castle for him,
and he had toiled hard for this. And you decided to punish the monkey, because you were the
king at that time. Now your punishment will be greater than that. Now I am the king of the
forest so I will decide your punishment.
The elephant understood his mistake and was very sorry for this.
Moral- One must learn to have respect for others and their hard work.
ANAYE KUMAR – V A

THE MYSTERIOUS LAND

There once was a ship with a pirate and his fellow crewmates. The pirate, Paul had a long-
hooked hat on his head. He wore striped pants with a vest, a suit, a shirt, and a coat. He
looked mysterious. He never had any expressions on his face. He was the wittiest of all and
always remained silent. His crewmates were very funny because, they all looked the same.
They all had long chins with very long moustaches. One night, after a long journey and
robbery, the tired crewmates went to sleep with their moustaches clipped to their hair. It was a
dark night so; Paul stopped the ship near a small island. While Paul was returning to his bed
to sleep, he noticed something very strange. He took his binocular and saw something which
scared him. He took out his map from the pocket and started searching for a safe place
because, he thought that the place was not safe. He saw a sign board it said , “WELCOME
TO NO SAILOR”. On the other board it was written “NEVER STAND ALONE ON THIS
LAND OR SOMEONE WILL TAKE U AWAY “.
Paul was scared so he went to the crewmate Faf and told him everything. Faf said angrily
that it was night and Paul should go to sleep rather than thinking about an ordinary island.
Paul was going to say something but before that Faf threw his pillow on him. Paul then
closed the door and started walking towards his room when he heard a strange noise,”
GET OUT PAUL”. Paul got scared and told Faf to please help him. Then Paul and Faf
went together in the island and they saw that on the other side of the island a ship was
sailing so they tried to communicate but no one replied but everyone on that ship stood
still without even blinking. Faf and Paul started walking in the deep forest of the island.
Then a man came near them , Faf asked the man which island it was. The man replied. “It
was a no sailor land.” Paul asked, “which hour was it that time.”, the man replied it was
“the demon hour”. Both Paul and Faf screamed” ahhhhhhhhhh…” when the man turned
himself into demon. Strange creatures like epic sea monster, giant octopus, megalodon and
water Turano came from the back of the man. Megalodon then started running behind Faf
and Paul. Faf couldn’t save himself so, the megalodon ate him up. While running Paul
found a book. The book was covered with dust and had burnt pages in it. Paul read the
book while running and found the solution to his problem. In the book it was stated that if
someone would put food in the mouth of a special fish demon, Mamtor the things will be
normal. Paul did the exact thing, he fought with other demons with his intelligence. He
then put the food in the mouth of Mamtor. Then everything went silent. All the demons
vanished and Faf, the crewmate came alive. Then came a strange voice out of nowhere
and sai, “You are the real warriors and only you can save the world, as a reward I would
like to gift you a magical boat. This magical Boat could fly above the sky .” Both Paul and
Faf toured the Pacific Ocean at the speed of 1 million km/h. It took them only 2 minutes to
travel and they travelled the world around.
EKAMBARNATH MOHANTY – V I
 MY COUNTRY: MY PRIDE
I am proud to be an Indian
I pray for its grandeur to sustain.

TIME DRAGON
A soldier puts its soil as ‘Tilak’
This time dragon of mine,
Sacrifices life for its sake.
Tick-tok’s perfectly fine.
He brings lost time again,
A sports man tries, at the world platform
so I don’t have to bargain.
To win the Gold, and uphold our anthem
‘Jan Gan Man’.
His home is dark and spooky,
Its name is crooky.
Holy chants of Gita, Bible & Quran and
Its motto is – be happy,
other holy scriptures
be kind and snappy.
Spread a Mantra of peace, to keep the
citizens united.
His eyes look cute,
his breath is as melodious as flute.
Each child is blessed with artistic talents
He never false cries
Sculptures of my land, attract the tourists.
and doesn’t like flies.

Our largest democracy, keeps us ahead

He never lets my friends cry,
We are the super power but love peace to
instead shows them how to try.
spread.
He saves me from scolding,
And leads me by hand-holding.
Our space missions, enhance our glory
Let’s take an oath, to protect its flora and
He is all about time
fauna.
but also stops people from committing
BISWARUPA ACHARYA - V L
crime
The time dragon is all fun
and sometimes leaves me stun.
BY AARAV MUTHA – 6I
 O! DEAR EXAMMM
Dear Exam,
I’m so worried that what if I fail
Like a stupid quail.
The clock keeps ticking always
And the teacher walks and sways
The classmates around keep talking
Like fast walking
But when you’re over,
We cheer and sing hear! hear!
You give us panic attack,
Which is a sad drawback.
We all worry in the night,
Like fighting beasts in a fight.
Please!! We tell you,
We’ll all be happy if you go
But instead you say NO.
Please Listen,
And let us children Go.
BY AARAV MUTHA – 6I
ENCHANTED CARPET
Whoosh! Blew the wind,
Let me tell you a tale
Neither of a king nor a queen
It’s quite short and keen.
Zoop! Flew the enchanted carpet
right through the wind.
It took me everywhere,
Except me it took no one nowhere.
It’s clean and bright,
like a pure wind white.
Flying in clouds
Not in jaws of hounds.
It’s kind to the wind,
Floating ahead, keeping the world behind.
The Carpet’s everyone’s wish,
As people desiring raw fish.
My friends told me
Not to tell outlandish tales,
And stop turning mellows into whales.
O! dear Carpet,
Be there for someone needy,
but not close to anyone greedy.
Fly me everywhere and anywhere
but take no one nowhere.
BY AARAV MUTHA – 6I
 LOOK AT THE JUNGLE
Look at the jungle, its full of trees
Plus, it’s all free!!
Look at it all
You don’t need to phone or call
Only relax and watch it dear all.
Look at the monkeys on the trees
But in city, there is no free.
Oh! What a clear sight,
Where there are no fights and rights.
It all will be torn out
If humans shout.
So, dear all, let there be claps
And more flaps, for the jungle.
Look at the animals cry,
Why don’t the birds seem to fly?
Look at the pure water
In city everything is slaughter.
Let it be as it is,
Let it live and flow,
So the life there grows.
BY AARAV MUTHA – 6I
FLY FREE
Be free!
Just fly from the tree,
O! you owl, you elegant fowl
Just fly around and prowl.
Feel free to glide,
You’ll find it a natural slide.
Just do your work
Like a video game clerk.
Just feel and fly
Don’t you ever cry
Hope you will be happy
Flying free in a flash snappy.
O! you owl, feel free
And enjoy your spree.
BY AARAV MUTHA – 6I
 THE NIGHT BEFORE
CHRISTMAS
The night before Christmas,
We had a night out
But before Santa came,
It was already lights out.
We heard someone breathe,
I know it was Santa.
But before I knew it,
I drank a bottle of Fanta.
I made a loud burp,
But didn’t make a sound of slurp.
I wouldn’t sleep, I wouldn’t weep,
I saw the morning Sun peep.
I woke my friends and opened presents,
Did everything for the camera trends.
The night before Christmas,
was soon a night after Christmas.
. Hope the school of my dream, come true
BY AARAV MUTHA – 6I
FUN SCHOOL
I know a funny school, that’s in my town
Its as funny as a circus clown.
All in all it’s fun,
And the best part makes you stun.
There they teach you wizard magic,
And there’s ought to be no tragic.
For lunch they serve Sundae and Choco-
lava cake,
It’s also not poisoned like a snake.
In sports they play Quidditch,
Very easy, just catch the golden snitch.
Riiiinnnngggg!!! Rang the bell
Like falling in the well,
I woke up from my dream
With my alarm’s scream.
And not be false like a hue.
BY AARAV MUTHA – 6I
 BRIGHT DAY
Brighter than the stars,
Dulls the moonlight,
The sky looks less attractive,
Is what her eyes look like.
Those starry glowing balls,
Staring down at me,
The love streaming out,
Makes my cheeks red.
The white smile, the sharpened face,
The red blush, the rose petals on her face,
Brightens my day.
Her face in the moonlight, so beautiful,
Like a heaven to the eyes,
Never thought someone’s happiness,
Would brighten my day.
BY DHWANI MANIYAR- 10J
THE SEA
The waves make noise,
Disturbing the world by its raising voice,
But deep beneath,
It’s as silent as an empty room with no light.
The world notices the rage,
The fire pouring out like a volcano in the
sea,
But not a single knows ,
‘bout the darkness, the coldness and the
sufferings at the beneath that it bares.
Sometime, try knowing, understanding and
make friends with.
BY AANYA SINGH 9F
OUR BELOVED NATURE
The trees swayed,
Momenteriously….Happily!
With sweetlings altogether
And Gold coin shining at them,
It’s rays came to it
The little droplets came to It
With air joining at them….
By waving joyfully,
The pots filled with brown
With beautiful flowers up…
Altogether were, Dancing in fun
And this is what….
The Nature looks like!
BY AANYA SINGH 9F
 THE WINTRY SHADES
The whiteling as a cloud, Sat on the earth
By inviting the four
Mischievous one’s
They were the snow, the hail, the frost and
the northern wind
The snow having a great white cloak
Covering up the grasses in a great white
shock
The trees getting painted silver with frost….
The hail dressed in gray, while breaking-up
the slates
The cube like ice falling down from the sky
Throwing the softness here and there,
The snowflakes running from side to side
With children making happily
The man of the snow
With a hush and a puff
It ended with happiness!
BY AANYA SINGH 9F
IMAGINATION
An empty notebook laid open,
On a voided desk in a dull world.
I held my pen,
As the book begged me to write.
I glided my pen,
It wrote in colours and opened a door,
To a land of imagination.
A court poet grabbed my hand,
And took me to places,
That never existed in reality.
Knights, merchants and commoners
Celebrated the new ruler.
I adored the beauty of imagination
As I continue to write,
Until I finished my voyage
I returned to the colourless world.
BY NICOLE COURT 12H