The newsletter showcases what happens in a school like DPS Jaipur. A lot happens which many

can’t see. As they say - “You can't stay in your corner of the forest waiting for others to come to

you. You have to go to them sometimes”. We do so much - we want to show what we do. I hope

the newsletter helps you to see it. It’s an attempt by bright young children. Kudos to them.

Mr. Kulbhushan Kain

Director Delhi Public School, Jaipur

DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOLJAIPUR

DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOLJAIPUR

Quarterly Newsletter (April 2016 to July 2016)

Education is to empower and

embolden the students to

pursue their dreams with self

– confidence, ardour and

diligence, harnessing their

innate talents and skills.

Ms. Dhara Jaipuria

Pro Vice Chairperson

Delhi Public School, Jaipur

Mission with a Purpose

Delhi Public School, Jaipur organised the Model

United Nations from 15-17 July 2016. Enthusiastic

delegates from 15 schools participated in the

conference. The conference consisted of a

simulation of seven committees: United Nations

Security Council, United Nations General

Assembly, United Nations Human Rights Council,

Lok Sabha, All India Political Party Meet, The

Superhero Committee and Meet of Islamic

Warlords. The sessions were invigorating as the

delegates deliberated on the agenda with great

passion and zeal. The Chief Guest for the closing

ceremony Padma Shri Mr. Vinod Dua and the

Guest of Honour Dr. Padmavati Dua appreciated

the concept of the MUN and enlightened the

d e l e g a t e s a b o u t v a r i o u s n a t i o n a l a n d

international political issues plaguing us today.

DPS Gurgaon won the award for the Best School

Delegation.

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A Tribute to Mothers My Wish...

Montessori Lab Activities Montessori Lab Activities

Our Budding ScientistsOur Budding Scientists

Montessori Lab Activities

Our Budding Scientists

Young PoetDictionary Reading and Word Web

More than Just Clay

Students of nursery and prep expressed their

creativity by moulding clay into beautiful shapes.

The activity gave students a hands- on experience

and enhanced their fine and gross motor skills.

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Mask Making

Reflections A must read . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .Book Reviews.

Nothing Comes Easy Dear Friends. . .

A student author? Now where do I

start? Well let me start by just

exclaiming how awesome and

cool it is to be able to brag to all

your friends about YOU being an

author at such a young age. But

these bragging rights come at

quite an expensive price, as one

has to spend HOURS formulating a

s t o r y , g o o d e n o u g h t o b e

accepted by the mentors. After

you do get a good basis for a story, it is quite hard to

write the story. Still, it requires a lot of hard work,

perseverance and above all PATIENCE. “Patience is

virtue”. Going through this transition made me

experience and practise all of these qualities and much

more.

Was this entire experience worth the toil? YES!

When I held the published book in my hand for the first

time, it felt magical and ethereal. I would repeat this

entire experience again if I have to, just so that I can

cherish the feeling once again.

Aryaman Jeendgar( Class- X-C) Student Author

Divergent Series

I read the series by Veronica Roth because I wanted to know why the world was going crazy about it . Divergent is written from the point of view of a sixteen year old girl, Tris Prior, who is trying to figure out where she fits in. The world created by Veronica Roth is divided into five factions—Abnegation (the Selfless), Dauntless (the Brave) ,

Amity ( the Peaceful) Erudite (the Intelligent) and Candor (the Honest). The book is about trying to know where you fit in, who you are and what is wrong and right, something everyone deals with in life.

Shreya Sharma IX A

The Fault in Our Stars

If you are fed up of zombies, drama, irony or

complicated novels, then 'The Fault In Our

Stars' by John Green is for you! A fun filled,

thrilling, heartbreaking, emotional book

that makes you laugh, cry and come back

for more! An insightful, bold book…filled with humour

and tragedy! I enjoyed reading it.

Jahnvi Koolwal, VIII A (VDN)

The Diary of a Young Girl

In June 1942, teenaged Anne Frank and

her family went into hiding in a warehouse

to escape Nazi oppression. Anne Frank's

diary, in its pages records the tale of life in

hiding during World War II. The beautifully

written diary is a treat to read. A rare

gourmet is what it is –searched by the

readers. We should learn to be brave and

never forget to dream, that is what the diary teaches. The

only thing which enabled Anne to live through the

sufferings, were her dreams. A vivid description of Anne

Frank's experiences makes it a must-read.

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Happenings Our Celebrations and Competitions . . .

Students Today - Leaders Tomorrow : INVESTITURE CEREMONY

On 12 May 2016, the Investiture Ceremony of Delhi Public School was solemnized as the Prefectorial Body took the pledge of honour and donned the mantle of leadership in the presence of Mr. K. L. Jain, President, Chamber of Commerce.

The young Dipsites took the oath of office with a promise to dispense their duties with integrity, faith and excellence, not only in the field of education but also on environmental issues and community service.

SCHOLAR BADGE CEREMONY 2016-17

The Scholars from classes VI-IX for the session 2015-16 were

awarded the Scholar Badges, the Scholar Gowns and the Gold

Medals to acknowledge their academic excellence and incessant

diligence. 318 meritorious students were felicitated with the

Scholar Badges for securing above 80% marks. The laudable

performance of 21 students won them the Scholar Gown–an

achievement in recognition of being a Scholar Badge holder for

three consecutive years. 81 students were awarded the Gold

Medal for being Scholar Badge holders for six consecutive years.

The Director Mr. K.B. Kain and the Principal Ms. Sangeeta Kain

motivated the promising students by appreciating their exemplary

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LOKOTSAVA: Folk Dance Competition

Vibrant and vivacious young dancers of classes VI –VIII rocked the floor in the Inter House Folk Dance Competition which was based on the theme ‘Festivals of India’. This theme gave the students a glimpse of the traditions, costumes and dance styles of different states and their rituals on special occasions. The Director Mr. K.B. Kain and the Principal Ms. Sangeeta Kain appreciated and congratulated the students and emphasized that our new generation must know about the colourful culture and tradition of our nation.

Satluj House was adjudged the Best Dancing Team.

RANGOMETRY: A Harmony of Colours

An Inter-House “Rangometry” (rangoli making) competition was held for the students of classes IX -XII on 22 April 2016. The participants designed rangolis on geometrical patterns. Students exhibited their creative and aesthetic skills through bright and colourful rangoli designs. Chavi Luhadia of X I and Ragini Agarwal of X A bagged the first position.

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Service Before SelfOur motto enmeshed in our every day class room teaching.

An experience which made me

emotionally strong ...

Blood donation camp is not about donating blood but is

about connecting people for a cause. Believe me friends,

when I helped my parents during these camps the

immense satisfaction that I got by doing my bit for the

society was fathomless. Of course I cannot give life but at

least I can save a life. This experience made me

emotionally strong and I felt like a responsible citizen of

this country. I have made a promise to myself that I will

celebrate my eighteenth birthday by donating blood.

Vinayak Singh XII C (Science)

LOOK UP !

Somethings which make you smile

Let them be there for a while

Friends who make you laugh

No matter, times be easy or hard

Words which make you stop crying

And look upon mistakes as things

that were worth trying

Look up and smile!

Someone who makes you happy as a child

Creating memories, crazy and wild

Those people are treasures,

Never leave them alone

You have but one life

Seize the moment and live it !

Anushka Dixit X A

True Learning. . .

It was a wonderful experience which touched my heart.

Tapasvi, is a family friend of our neighbour. I saw him

whenever he came for a visit, but never actually had a

chance to interact. He had to appear for his board exams

and wanted a writer because he is differently abled.

When my neighbour asked me to be his writer for the

board exams, I was like, “wait, what?”, “me a writer?”,

“could it really be possible?!.....oh no how could it be!” But

it was meant to be. I didn't know what to say. I was filled

with a feeling of happiness. At first it was not very easy to

comprehend his speech. I knew I had to be composed and

patient. Gradually things settled down.

On the first day of the paper I was quite nervous. I was

afraid about missing on words, the anxiety of the time

limit and so on. I was more conscious than my own paper

or exam. As the board results were declared in the

summer break I was overjoyed when Tapasvi topped his

exams. Today I truly feel humbled and empathetic by this

enriching experience.

Nandini Shukla XI A (Humanities)

Count your blessings . . . . . Each one Teach one

Teaching at Shiksha Kendra was quite a different

experience for me. My friends and I taught English in

class VIII. I could see the sincerity and the enthusiasm

of the students at the Shiksha Kendra. They valued

the education they were receiving.

It is time to reflect dear friends about our

commitment towards education.

Do we really count on our blessings ?

Manvi Singh XII A (Humanities)

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ALL INDIA SEINOR SECONDARY SCHOOL AND SECONDARY SCHOOLCERTIFICATE EXAMINATION (2016)

SUBJECT TOPPERS

Preeti YadavPhysics (95) Physical Education (99)

Shilpa AryaPhysics (95)

Ahana KhandelwalPhysics (95) Chemistry (96)

Pragya SoniPhysics (95)

Shreya PamechaPhysics (95) Chemistry (96)

Anshul ModiPhysics (95) IP (96)

Sagar MethiPhysics (95)

Harshvardhan RathorePhysics (95)

Aman BhargavaPhysics (95)

Prakshi SaxenaPhysics (95)

Sameer KhanPhysics (95)

Vidisha AgrawalPhysical Education (99)

Lokesh KhandakaPhysical Education (99)

Chetanya GodaraGeography (99)

Samridhi PrasadMMWT (99)

Vishika GurbaniMMWT (99)

Tania AgrawalBusiness Studies (97)

Anuj TibrewalBusiness Studies (97)

Harshit GuptaBusiness Studies (97)

Puja DagaEnglish (95)

Chalsi AgarwalMathematics (98) Accountancy. (99)

Kkusha VohraPhysics (95) Biology (98) MMWT (99)

Naman BansalPhysics (95) MMWT (99)

Priyanshu GargPhysics (95)

Sparsh GuptaPhysics (95)

Abhinav SharmaPhysics (95)

Harshit AgrawalPhysics (95)

Nisha GoyalPhysics (95)

RaghawiPolitical Science (98)

Ayush Kumar MahansariaAccountancy (99)

Shameek GodaraGeography (99)

Simran PacharGeography (99)

Ananya SrivastavaMMWT (99)

Mayank JainMMWT (99)

100 % MARKS : A LAUDABLE ACHIEVEMENT

Puja DagaHumanities (97.60 %)

AISSE STREAM TOPPERS (2015 -16)

Kkusha VohraScience ( 96.20 %)

Tania Agrawal Commerce ( 95.60 %)

Prakshi SaxenaMusic (100)

Ritika Music (100)

Meenal KulhariMusic (100)

Ayushi AgarwalCommercial Art (100)

Sakshi AgarwalCommercial Art (100)

Chetanya GodaraPsychology (100)

Saloni ChoudharyHistory & Economics (100)

Shameek GodaraHistory (100)

Puja DagaEconomics (100)

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE - 10 CGPA CLASS X 2015 - 16

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AISSE STREAM TOPPERS SPEAK

Success not only depends upon a person but the surrounding environment also plays a great role. It is because of the environment provided by the school, the constant effort of my teachers and my family that I could score such marks. Apart from this, studying consistently and being patient is a must.

Puja Daga Topper Humanities (97.6%)

All roads that lead to success have to pass through hard work boulevard at some point. Parents, teachers and friends helped me at every step on this way. They not only lifted my spirits whenever I felt despondent but also made me realise the importance of hard work and punctuality. Without them I couldn't have scored such marks. 'I can do this!' is what kept me going.

Tania Agrawal Topper Commerce (95.06%)

The 12th board results came as a surprise to me. It isn't something I was anticipating. For the entire year I had to juggle between my boards and the competitive exams, but I tried to remain focused and studied with a positive attitude. During the last 2 months I devoted maximum time to the board exams and I am glad that the hard work has paid off!

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Around the world ....Trips and Visits. Gujarat – a Flavour of Tradition and Modernity

You only get to know a place when you explore it. It was the

first time I had been to Gujarat on a school trip and was amazed

by the beauty of the place. It gave the students the much

needed exposure. From heritage to modernity, the pages of

history unravelled themselves.

We first stepped into Gandhi Ashram and experienced the

philosophy of Gandhiji's life. Bapu's values and ethics

impressed each one of us. Vallabhbhai Patel Museum was also

equally educative. The Science City with the virtual spaceship

was a thrilling experience. We even went to a room which gave

us the sensation of an earthquake. We visited the Gir forest and

saw the wild life including the Asiatic Lions, deer, etc. The thing

that caught everyone's attention was that a lion was issued a

pink card for his indiscipline. Incredible –isn't it? The King of the

forest being punished by a human! The Gujarat trip was a fun

filled learning experience for all Dipsites .

Sanya Singhal IX D

Bookaroo:Children's Literature Festival

More than 150 students of DPS J a i p u r w e r e p r e s e n t a t t h e BOOKAROO- Children's Literature Festival organized on 30 April 2016 at Jawahar Kala Kendra.The festival was a mélange of interesting sessions for children including storytelling, book reading, art and craft activities and many more. We got a fabulous opportunity to listen to powerful and motivational speakers like Ramendra Kumar, Ajay Dasgupta, Sandhya Rav, Bina Kak, Priya Kurian, Rituparna Ghosh and Jerry Pinto.

Sumedha Sharma XI B (Science)

A Treat to the Budding Scientists:ISRO EXHIBITION

T h e p r e s t i g i o u s I n d i a n S p a c e R e s e a r c h Organization (ISRO) organized an extremely informative exhibition (12-14 April 2016) at JECRC University, Jaipur . The exhibition showcased parts of space shuttles, rockets and satellites. We were

a b s o l u t e l y awestruck to s e e t h e m i n real i ty . Such e x h i b i t i o n s help us to think b e y o n d o u r l i m i t e d p e r s p e c t i v e .

Our interaction with the renowned scientists and technologists was a stimulating session.

Kartikeya Ojha XII B (Science)

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ISA: Nurturing Global Citizenship

The International School Awards is a programme run by the British Council to accredit schools as having an

outstanding level of support for nurturing Global Citizenship in young people. ISA projects were initiated in DPS

Jaipur for students of all age groups ranging from classes III – XII. Students researched and gathered information

on the topics like Comparative Study of Indian Climate and Cuisine with that of China, UK and Germany, Exotic

Plants of India, Sri Lanka and Nepal and so on. The research work helped students to prepare soft boards and

meticulous power point presentations on ‘Health and Obesity’. Children also prepared scrap books on the staple

food of other countries. These activities gave students a better understanding of Global Culture and Citizenship.

An Interaction to Cherish….

In the month of April our school participated in the ISA SKYPE SESSION. For this gripping session we researched about

the climate and cuisines of other countries and shared our findings with the students of other nations in a live

conversation via Skype. Through this session, we not only got to know about the culture and tradition of various

countries but also got an opportunity to interact informally with our global friends. This learning experience was a step

forward towards Vasudheva Kutumbakam or Global Citizenship. It was my first exposure at the global level. I look

forward to many more such opportunities and I thank my teachers for their efforts in making this happen.

Manan Garg V C

...Beyond the Contour

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Ein Vogel wollte Hochzeit machen

In dem grünen Walde

Viderallala, viderallala,

Die Amsel war der Bräutigam,

Die Drossel war die Braute.

Die Gänse und die Anten,

Die war'n die Musikanten.

Der Uhu, der Uhu

Der bringt der Braut die Hochzeitsshuh'.

Der Kuckuck schreit, der Kuckuck schreit,

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Gibt allen einen Abschiedskuß.

Ananya Awasthi IX A

My World of Literature – Nature

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nature through a plethora of expressions in

the form of a word web to showcase the beauty

and inspiration drawn from Mother Earth as a

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Let's Talk Nature...Are we ready for the R's?

When the Unit on Environment was taught in my English class, four

words fell in my ears loud and clear: REFUSE, REDUCE, REUSE and

RECYCLE. The four R's – the golden principle, a road with

conservation as its destination. In my reflections I thought that 'R'

has suddenly perched higher than the other letters of the alphabet. It

has become a pivotal point around which the very existence of life

revolves. On one hand, I hear the wake up call from the four buddies

of REFUSE, REDUCE, REUSE and RECYCLE and on the other hand are

the three academic 'R's – 'Reading', 'Writing' and 'Arithmetic'.

Our connect with these 'R's will determine our real progress. Both

'R's are complementary to each other. We are the place of confluence

for all 'R's. If we do not incorporate the principles of REFUSE,

REDUCE, REUSE and RECYCLE in our life, then the annihilation of the

Earth and its bounties is certain. Then, where is the opportunity for

Reading, Writing and Arithmetic? Let the paradigm of Reading,

Writing and Arithmetic shift from churning material wealth to the

real wealth, the conservation and preservation of Mother Earth for

posterity.

Ridhi Sharma X H

Save Mother Earth For Posterity

My Mother - The Earth

The Earth is my mother

She is good to me

She gives me everything that I ever need

Food on the table

The clothes I wear

The water and the cool fresh air

The earth is my mother and my best friend too

The great provider for me and you

Her ways are gentle , her life is strong

Living in tune like a beautiful song

The earth is my mother and my best friend too

The great provider for me and you

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Nous devons faire nos efforts pour protéger l'

environnement. On doit réduire le gaspillage de l'eau et

d'électricité. Il ne faut pas aroser les jardins chaque jour.

Fermez bien les robinets après l'usage. Il faut prendre les

éscaliers au lieu d'ascenseurs. On doit réduire le

réchauffement de la terre. Il faut qu'on plante beaucoup

d'arbres. La pollution c'est un grand danger pour la

société. Nous devons faire tout pour preserver la qualité

d'air que nous respirons. Nous devons réduire l'usage des

voitures. Enfin, c'est notre devoir de changer nos

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MY PASSION . . .

Come the games period and there is a euphoria in the class. Everybody is

excited and enthusiastic to reach the games field without any delay. Sports

and games stimulate growth, help to develop a good posture and enhance

blood circulation. But the reality is that most of us are stuck between

sports and academics. There is a pressure from all quarters to perform well

in academics and then pursue one's interest in sports. But believe me my

friends, it is just a matter of time management, which if managed well can

give you enough space to balance the two.

I am a good athlete myself with an ambition to become a doctor. I have

been able to cope with and balance my passion and academics. My field

experiences have helped me to become more adaptive to the challenges of

life and build my confidence with sufficient collaborative skills. Dear friends,

if anything is needed it is just a wise implementation of a time schedule.

Digvijay Singh Rajawat IX G

JOYS OF GAME

Kick and hit and push a ball

Smash the shuttle with a joyous call

Sports is my love and passion

Gives me strength, energises my action

Winning is not the only aim

Fun and pleasure, joys of game

A push here and a nudge there

A small tiff, Oh! Clear the air

No one classy, no one Messi

Together we are in team frenzy

Nurture the body with physical exercise

Light on feet and always agile.

Suhani Rai VI D

MY INSPIRATION. . . Saina Nehwal

The most memorable moment of my life was when I won the State Badminton

Championship. I took to playing Badminton at the age of eleven inspired by Saina

Nehwal. Badminton to me is synonymous to dedication, discipline, devotion and

diligence. It has imbued in me so much of positivity that I feel empowered to face the

critical situations in life. What has boosted my morale and confidence has been the

winning of seven Gold Medals and three Silver Medals at the district level. Playing the

SGFI was another landmark achievement in my career. Badminton may or may not

become my profession but will always remain my passion.

Shivanjali Chauhan VIII C

NCC: A STEP TOWARDS SERVING THE NATION . . .

The NCC camp was a life turning experience for me. Leaving the comfort

zone and stepping into the shoes of a cadet was not a piece of cake. Today I

am really proud to say that I was a part of the annual training NCC camp. I

did things which I never thought I would be doing. I did drill performances,

street plays, prepared a base camp, ran cross country races and most

importantly tried my hand at shooting. I would have never realised that I

was a pretty good shooter if I had not joined the NCC camp. I even got a

Silver Medal for shooting and I am one of those privileged ones who got

selected for the TSC camp at Jodhpur. I was honoured with the post of a

Sergeant. NCC trains and instills a spirit to serve the nation and I pledge to do so.

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Inter House Senior Boys Basket Ball Final

was played between Ganga House and Satluj House.

Ganga House was declared the winner team.

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Faster, Stronger, Higher

SWARANJALI - The Symphony of Soul

Music is a piece of art that goes through the ears straight to the heart. Classical music is an integral part of our society and we at DPS Jaipur are keen to preserve and promote it.

An Inter DPS Hindustani Vocal Music Festival Swaranjali-2016 was hosted by DPS Jaipur under the aegis of The Delhi Public Society.

95 students from 12 Delhi Public Schools of Zone 5 participated in this mega event under two categories Solo (Indian Classical) and Group (Folk Song). The audience were mesmerized by the melodious performances of the budding singers. The Chief Guest Mr. K.C. Maloo and the Judges for the event Mr. S.S. Pandey, Prof. Dr. Maya Rani Tak and Ms. Parveen Mirza highly appreciated the participants. Principal Ms. Sangeeta Kain expressed her concern to re-establish classical music in schools, which is increasingly losing its patrons to western music forms.

DPS Bopal (Ahemdabad) bagged the first prize in the Solo Category and DPS Jaipur was declared the winner in the Group Category.

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Our mission at Delhi Public School, Jaipur is to facilitate academic excellence together with

creativity, collaboration and empathy to instill a spirit of enquiry and explore beyond the

confines of the classroom.

Ms. Sangeeta KainPrincipal Delhi Public School, Jaipur