Reflection DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL NASHIK - August 2018
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DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL NASHIK Reflection August 2018 "The thrill isn't in the winning, it's in the doing!" - Chuck Noll
From The Principal 's Desk... Dear Parents, If you’re walking down the right path and you’re willing to keep walking eventually you will make progress. We need to inculcate and imbibe right values in our children and teach them that there are no shortcuts for success. A disciplined life and righteous approach will ensure success sooner or later in life. Success is achieved through perseverance and hard work and we need to make our young children understand that money alone is not a parameter to measure success. Being human is the key element to be a successful human being. In addition, we ask that you guide and support our children’s learning by ensuring that they: • Attend School daily and arrive on time, ready for the day’s learning experience • Complete all homework assignments given by teachers • Read daily to develop a love for reading and to improve literary skills • Share school experiences with you • Know that you expect them to succeed in School We all have the potential that is limitless when compared to the extent to which we have our talents. My message is meant to encourage all Dipsites to take the canvas of hope and the brush of a glorious vision and paint your own portrait of excellence! Warm Regards, Dr. Pushpy Dutt Principal
LEADERSHIP CAMP Young Leaders Bloom In Lap Of Nature... On 3rd August 2018, the Student Council members and the teachers of DPS, Nashik set out on an astonishing Leadership Camp. At the first destination, Kailash Hills, the students enjoyed Burma Bridge crossing. The next destination was Kajauli Parbat, where the students trekked towards their camping site. The students were thrilled and nervous about the water rappelling activity. They encouraged their fellow team members to perform and let go of their fear. The hide-and-seek of showers, the sunshine, greenery and the fresh air made the indulgence in nature a pleasurable activity. Whilst rejoicing amidst the wilderness, the students also learnt about being responsible towards it. After the tiring activities, the growling stomachs were fed with a delicious lunch. The next destination was Grape County Eco Resort. The students, eagerly looking forward to staying at a farmhouse. They quickly freshened up for the indoor games like talent show, passing the parcel, and antakshari. The games helped in developing the students’ interpersonal skills. The students displayed their hidden talents through all these programmes. All the teachers also participated in the games and boosted their enthusiasm. The highlight of the evening was Principal Dr. Pushpy Dutt joining in all the merriment. She also narrated a few interesting incidents of her school and college days. The funniest session was on 'mimicry,' where the students mimicked their teachers and vice-versa. After a day full of fun and frolic, the group devoured a heavy dinner and an equally yummy dessert. The day concluded with students dancing to their heart’s content. The next day, the bus departed back to Nashik and the students reached their homes with a lot of memories to cherish for a lifetime. The Camp saw a lot of new leaders emerging to don the mantle of leadership in various roles.
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION DPS, Nashik held a prior, grand Independence Day Celebration on 13th August 2018 for its Pre-Primary, Grade 1 and 2. Students arrived holding their grandparents' hands for the function. Our Principal, Dr. Pushpy Dutt welcomed the Grandparents who were the honourable Chief Guests for this patriotic function. A special dance, skit and choir was presented by the students and a few of the grandparents gave speeches to show their appreciation for this delightful gesture. They were overwhelmed to see their grandchildren perform on stage and this made them feel on top of the world. A vote of thanks was given by the school and the function ended on a sweet note with a distribution of sweet boxes and happy hearts. At DPS, Nashik, Independence Day dawned bright with the arrival of students and teachers on 15th August 2018. The tirangaa was hoisted by the Honourable Chief Guest Col. Bhasker Gupta, an executive officer at Training Regiment, Artillery Centre, Nashik Road Camp, Nashik. He was accompanied with our Director Mr. Siddharth Rajgariah and Principal Dr. Pushpy Dutt. The national anthem was sung with patriotic fervour followed by a 'Flag Song' to salute the tri-colours of India. Col. Gupta connected instantly with the students as he turned out to be an alumni of DPS, RK Puram, New Delhi. His introduction gave us an insight into his myriad accomplishments. He was welcomed warmly by our Director and Principal. The programme began with the Choir Group who presented the song, 'Mujhe Dushman Ke Bacchon Ko Sikhana Hai.' A rapid quiz on 'I Love My India' was conducted by our Principal. The juniors presented a 'Patriotic Dance Medley,' independence day speeches in Hindi and English were recited by the students, a Choir Group presentation on, 'Gar Mein Kar Sakta Hu’ was conducted and the seniors presented a dance on' Vande Mataram.' Col. Gupta's speech was inspiring and encouraged students to play atleast two sports out of which one should be an outdoor sport. He reiterated on making healthy and disciplined choices which would benefit them for life. He gave an insight on the ‘Indian Army’ as a career and also mentioned a few unconventional career options apart from engineering and medical. A vote of thanks was followed with a distribution of sweets and the function concluded on a joyous note.
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION (PRIMARY ONWARDS)
RAKSHA BANDHAN CELEBRATION
LITTLE HANDS AT CREATIVE BEST.... Students were given the origami sheets. The entire activity was demonstrated by the teacher. Students followed the steps of folding.paper and made beautiful boats,f ans and dog’s face. They were very happy,excited and totally engrossed while doing this activity.
OUR OWN LITTLE PICASSOS...
OUR OWN LITTLE PICASSOS...
OUR OWN LITTLE PICASSOS...
OUR OWN LITTLE PICASSOS...
ACTIVITY GALORE A Thrilling Learning Experience! Teacher formed 4 teams consisting of 10 students each. Lots were drawn to select 2 students from each team. The rules of the game were explained to the students. Each student was given different number of chances to throw the dart at the dart board. Based on the points area where the dart landed, the student scored points. A scorekeeper kept a tally of the points scored by each team on the board. At the end of the game, students were asked to guess the winner. After their guesses, teacher explained why it wouldn't be possible to tell the correct answer this way and then the use & need of calculating average in context to the game just played. Students calculated average score of each team and the winner team.
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