DPS, Greater Noida, organised the Investiture Ceremony of Bharat Scouts and Guides in the school auditorium. Students presented three pyramid formations, each highliting the three mottos of the movement – Service to others. Be prepared and Do your best. In her welcome speech, school principal, Renu Chaturvedi highlighted the importance of such meaningful training programmes […]
DAV Public School, Sahibabad, celebrated its cultural fiesta. The programme commenced with a musical medley by the school orchestra Maurvia’s followed by the lamp lighting ceremony. The chief guest on the occasion was Punam Suri, President, DAVCMC. School principal Dr. V Singh presented the annual report highlighting the progress made by the students during the
Delhi Police Public School, Kingsway Camp, held its annual sports meet. The event took off with a yoga session by the students of the school. Other events included aerobic drill display, human pyramid, rhythmic dance etc. In another field event, the toddlers performed a synchronised dance on the song ‘Jai ho’ instilling the spirit of
DAV Centenary Public School, Narela, celebrated its annual prize distribution ceremony. The students participated and showcased their talents on a common platform through the cultural extravaganza. The cultural fiesta exhibited an exquisite symphony of music, dance and drama. School principal Bimlesh Jha read out the annual report highlighting the achievements of the school in various
Vishal Bharti Public School, Paschim Vihar, hosted the talent show-2013. The participating students exhibited their talent in singing, dancing, story-telling, drawing, and painting. A large gathering of parents and invitees cheered the young performers and story tellers. The highlights of the event were the tiny tots who sashayed down the stage in the fashion parade
Christmas is a festival celebrated by the Christians, but because Christmas brings so much joy and happiness, it has become a universally celebrated festival. It is celebrated on 25th December, which is the birthday of Jesus Christ. People go to church dressed in new clothes. They have a big Christmas tree in their houses with
The sun is a big, bright ball of fire that shines in the sky. It can be seen only during the day time. The sun is really a huge star. It looks small to us because it is thousands and thousands of miles away. The summer months are so hot, because the sun’s rays are
On holidays, you can see the kites of different shapes and colours flying high up in the sky. Some are red, yellow, white, pink and purple, with long tails that flutter the breeze. Kites are made of thin papers so they are light and can fly up into the clouds like birds. Kites are red
Each of us has something that means a great deal to us. It is special, like a treasure, and we do not want anyone else to touch it. It may be a new pencil box, pencil, beautiful clips for the hair, a new dress, a bat and ball you got as a gift, maybe a
Trees are truly our friends because they help us in so many ways. In the olden days, there were many more trees than we see today especially in cities where tall buildings have replaced forests filled with trees. Knowing how important trees are to us, more and more saplings are being planted each and every
Indira Gandhi was the Prime Minister of India. She made India a strong country, and worked towards peace in the world. She was born in Allahabad (U.P.) on 19th November 1917 and was the only child of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and Kamala Nehru. She studied at Pune, Shantiniketan, Switzerland and England. She came from a
We all love to read fairy tales. Bookshops are filled with books on exciting, well – told stories with beautiful and colourful pictures of fairies and goblins and little elves who make shoes at night and dance on toad – stools in the garden. We know fairies have wings and carry ‘wands’ to make wishes
Mother Teresa came to India in 1929 to help the sick and the needy on streets. She chose Kolkata to start her work and founded many organisations and services for the poor. The homes for the sick were named “NIRMAL HRIDAY” and “SHISHU BHAVAN”. Mother Teresa received many awards in India and abroad for her
Everyone seems to be in a great hurry. People, cars, buses, scooters, auto-rickshaws, hawkers – everyone and everything is in a tearing hurry. The only time they come to a standstill is when the traffic lights give their signals-RED to stop, YELLOW to wait and GREEN to go. Then the rush begins all over again.
The moon looks down on us from the night sky, along with the stars that twinkle like diamonds. Sometimes the moon is big and round like a ball and is called the ‘full moon’. At the other times it is like a semi – circle. It looks as though someone has bitten into it. It