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DPSGGN, NEWSLETTER, SEPTEMBER 2017

SECTOR-84, GURUGRAM

DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL

SEPTEMBER 2017

What we think we become………..Our legacy comes alive……

NEWSLETTER

DPSGGN, NEWSLETTER, SEPTEMBER 2017 Delhi Public School, Sector 84, provides a challenging and a supportive environment for both academic and

personal development. The school is committed to building the child’s confidence and self- esteem and offers

a strong developmental programme where integrated studies and hands on participation inspire a love of learning

and accomplishment. The school also encourages self-discipline, creativity, independence of thought and

tenacity of purpose with the understanding that both success and failure are necessary for learning.

PRE-PRIMARY SCHOOL

The formative years of children determine the kind of person they grow up to be. During these crucial years,

each child needs individual attention and conviction that he /she is important. We believe that each child is

gifted with a unique set of strengths. Teachers at DPS, employ methods that children find inspirational, engaging

and valuable keeping their psychomotor skills, gross motor skills and one-to-one correspondence in mind. The

school consciously aims for each student to develop skilled perspective and creative expression through daily

experiences.

An insight into the world of our little ones ….

As a part of their ongoing theme ‘Animals’, students of Nursery made cows and bears with their teacher’s help.

They thoroughly enjoyed making cow masks and paper plate bears.

Cow on the farm says…moo moo moo!


Pets Day Out!

Students of Pre-Primary had some fun filled time meeting pets.The parent explained students about handeling

the pets well, what do they eat, how many times should we feed them etc in an interesting and informative

session.


Knowing the colours!

Students of Nursery explored ‘Purple Colour Day’. They were all dressed in purple colour and did various

activities related to the coulour.

Hands on activities….

Let’s see what Nursery students explored! Mixing of two Primary colours: red and yellow gives orange.

Colourful Handprints


Creativity at its best!

Things we get from plants!

Students of pre- primary explored what all plants can

give us.It was amazing to see their involvement in

researching the same.


Learning to count in a fun way - Quantification of numbers

LET TODAY BE THE START OF SOMETHING NEW…

Sharing Learning Experience – The Pre Primary students explored the

Plant Kingdom. Theme Assembly was conducted on 16th September to

mark their learning journey. They danced and recited rhymes in-front of

their parents to showcase what they had learnt.


Water Conservation Rally

We never know the worth of water till the well is dry….

Knowing the importance of saving water is commendable

for our little angles of Kindergarten. They discussed

various methods of saving water and made posters to

reflect their learning.


CELEBRATION TIME !

God couldn’t be everywhere so he made grandparents…

Grandparents are a family’s greatest treasure, the greatest

storytellers and keepers of traditions. Grandparents are the

family’s strong foundation and through their special love

and care, they keep a family close at heart. To honour them

the students of Pre-Primary celebrated Grandparents Day

on 26th September, 2017.

The function started with welcoming the grandparents

followed by a small dance performance by students. Then

our little ones dedicated a sweet poem to their dada/dadi

and nana/nani.They enjoyed doing an art and craft activity

with them.


PRIMARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOL

The early years of a child…… when the young minds start to develop...when curiosity runs high...these are

the moments when the child wants to explore and experiment.

It is here that we step in to facilitate and ensure that the child misses out on none of the above. To see that

his/her class-work and an enquiring bent of mind go hand-in-hand, we endeavour to foster appropriate skills

and abilities to enable the optimum development of the child, according to their age, ability and aptitude, right

from their primary years.

A peak into our classrooms

GRADE I:

Children participated in Show and Tell Competition on

"Types of Plants".They sowed seeds to understand

what all is needed for plants to grow. They kept it in

the class and took care of it.They also made Ravana

mask to celebrate and understand the importance of

Dusshera. Regular counselling sessions were also held

to make them understand how to take care of

themselves and stay safe.


GRADE II:

Students enjoyed the Hindi Recitation Competition.

All student participated enthusiastically using beautiful

props and portrayed a lot of confidence. They were

given information about Eid ul Zuha and Dusshera to

enhance their knowledge about the festivals celebrated

in India. Children also enjoyed watching stomata

through microscope in the science lab.


GRADE III: Grade III students witnessed the Intra-Class English

Poetry Recitation Competition, wherein students learnt

to recite with expression and actions,

portraying complete team spirit and displaying

wonderful props. Our budding artists thoroughly

enjoyed the Nature Painting Competition in the lush

greenery of the school. Sports activities were

challenging and motivating for the students too.


Grade IV:

English class was fun for Grade IV students with the

enactment of "The Disastrous Dinner", portraying the

traits of all the characters from the narrative. Students

also learnt the art of recitation in the Intra-Class Poem

Recitation Competition. They used innovative props and

recited confidently with appropriate actions and

expressions. They were taken for outdoor activities in the

sports ground where tips were given by their sports

coach on warming up exercises and playing football.

Nature Drawing Competition was enjoyed by all

students.


GradesV - VII:

The Principal addressed the students to sensitize them on how to be vigilant and safeguard themselves from any

kind of danger. She also discouraged them from being involved in any kind of bullying activities in school. They

were also apprised about the risks and dangers of using social media. In addition to this they were also explained

what is good touch and bad touch through videos. This was a hectic month for our senior students as they were

busy burning the midnight oil to prepare for their Term I Exams.


TALENT SHOW:

Our culture, our traditions, our language are the foundation upon which we build our identity.

With the aim of nurturing the artistic aptitudes of our students

the first Talent show ‘Our Legacy-The story comes alive’, was

organized in the school grounds. On this delightful occasion,

the students showcased their skills and brought out their

undiscovered talent. The show began with the journey into

India’s Independence and highlighted a few incidents

from that period of Indian history. The magnificent

models of our heritage -Tableau on Mahabodhi Temple,

Sanchi Stupa, Taj Mahal, Qutub Minar, Parliament House

and India Gate, representing the Ancient, Medieval and

Modern Indian history, was an added attraction of the

entire show. They were much appreciated by the parents

for their artistry and grandeur.

DPSGGN, NEWSLETTER, SEPTEMBER 2017 ASSEMBLIES:

‘Dusshera celebrates the victory of the forces of good over evil. It is also considered an auspicious day to

begin new things in life.’

Theme based assembly was conducted in the month of September celebrating the special occasion of Dusshera.

by the students of Grade III and Grade IV to reiterate the ideology of good over evil. Students presented a beautiful

depiction of Ramayana in the form of Ramleela. The students of early years were simply awe struck to see their

seniors on stage as Ram, Sita, Lakshman, Hanuman and Ravana. The certificates for various events were also

given by our respected Principal.


Nothing is more important than the safety, security and well-being of our students…

All safety and security measures are strictly adhered to in

DPS Sector - 84 for the well-being of all students. We

have digitally backed full proof school security system.

All safety protocols are followed and have been shared

with the teaching staff and regular meetings are conducted

for the same. Regular counselling sessions and evacuation

mock drills are held for students.

DPSGGN, NEWSLETTER, SEPTEMBER 2017 A session conducted for 60 mins with fourth class staff of the school as they are an important part of the school.

The session started with a short film on Good touch and Bad touch in Hindi language to address importance of

the session. This Session was covered with complete introduction about Child Abuse and types of abuse with

examples. Good touch and Bad touch was explained in their context so that they could understand their

responsibilities with proper guidelines.

HARDWORK ALWAYS PAYS OFF

Dipsites were rewarded today for their hardwork, commitment and focus. Students who had won in various Class

and Inter-House Competitions were felicitated today during assembly and were given certificates by the Principal.


WELL-DESERVED ACCOLADES:

S.no Competition Date Class 1. Hindi Recitation Competition:

Ishana Talreja -1st

Ameya Nargotra – 2nd

Bhavika Mehndiratta – 2nd

Aayush – 3rd

Vanshika Prabhakar – 3rd

12.09.17

Grade II

2. English Poetry Recitation Competition

Team A - 1st Position

Neelkanth Shrivastava

Rannvijay Raghuvanshi

Vipul Yadav

Devesh Gupta

Dhara

14.09.17

Grade III

3. Team C - 2nd Position

Sharon George

Ananya Rohila

Dhairya

Ishita Verma

Piyush Gupta

14.09.17

Grade III

4. English Poetry Recitation Competition

Team A - 1st Position

Arghya Basant

Akshat Rathi

Anshika

Anureet Kaur

Chaudhari .M.Amaan

14.09.17

Grade IV

5. Team C - 2nd Position

Mysha Kamal

Winnie

Anish Sharma

Shreya Singh

Neil Nabha

14.09.17

Grade IV

6. Show and Tell: Types of Plants:

1st Naisha Bhatia

2nd Aditya Mishra

2nd Shraddha Agarwal

3rd Aviraj Sood

3rd Delisha Sharma

18.09.17

Grade I

7. Nature Drawing Competition:

1st Piyush Gupta

2nd Dhairya

3rd Ishita Verma

21.09.17

Grade III

8. Nature Drawing Competition:

1st Mysha Kamal

2nd Anureet Kaur

3rd Winnie

21.09.17

Grade IV

DPSGGN, NEWSLETTER, SEPTEMBER 2017 ACTION PACKED OCTOBER:

With an optimum blend of modern pedagogies an exciting month awaits the students which is full of learning,

events and various activities. Here are a few highlights:

October’17 (Sharing & Caring)

Hand writing competition

Talk on Mahatma Gandhi

Each one teach one

Candle/ Diya Decoration

Potluck (Food Sharing)

Swachhta hi Seva- Cleaniness Drive

We look forward to a fruitful and productive month!

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