SAMVIDHI 6.0-THE LEGAL CONCLAVE

Delhi Public School, Chandigarh hosted its sixth edition of the annual event the Legal Conclave, Samvidhi, on 8th and 9th November, 2024.

The two-day event garnered a whopping participation of 87 teams from the tri-city schools as well as regional areas. Sh. Ashok Kumar, Vice Chancellor, Haryana Sports University, Rai, Sonepat, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest and Ms. Shipra Bansal, Chairperson of the Chandigarh Commission for Protection of Child Rights (CCPCR) was the Guest of Honour on the opening day. Speaking about the event, the Principal, Mrs. Reema Dewan in her address said that the Legal Conclave is an important platform for aspiring legal minds to be well acquainted with the legalities. She said that the event was not just an academic exercise but an opportunity to give exposure to children to assume leadership roles at the right age. Praising the participants for their outstanding performance in various events, she said that youth should be aware about their rights and duties so that they can become committed, law- abiding citizens.

The event with the aim to bring together students, legal experts, and practitioners explored the rapidly evolving landscape of law and justice. The conclave featured a series of engaging sessions, panel discussions, and keynote addresses from distinguished legal professionals and renowned academicians. The sixth edition of the legal fest included The Moot Court, Legal Entrepreneurship, War Committee, Street Play, Human Rights Convention and the Quiz which fostered teamwork and stimulated healthy competition among the students of classes IX to XII. The event witnessed a galaxy of experts who offered their tireless support and encouragement for judgment and appraisal.

On the concluding day, Mr. Raghubir Singh Bali, Member of Legislative assembly of Himachal Pradesh from Nagrota, Kangra, was the Chief Guest and Sh. Neeraj Nayar, Member of Legislative Assembly, Himachal Pradesh from Chamba, was the esteemed Guest of Honour. The Chief Guest lauded the efforts of the school for providing such wonderful platforms that help to shape the character and personality of the students. He reiterated the significance of building a sound value system so that the students could become responsible citizens. It was an event pulsating with energy and cash prizes of over one lakh twenty thousand were rewarded to the winners in various events. The Overall Best School Trophy was won by BCM Arya Model Sen. Sec School, Model Town, Ludhiana. The event offered students a distinctive platform to interact with legal professionals, enhance their legal understanding, and engage in meaningful discussions, fully realizing its goal of fostering legal awareness and empowering students.

Ananya Mukherjee-Class 11 bring laurels to DPS at National Inter-DPS Hindustani Music Vocal Festival-SWARAGINI

DPS Chandigarh’s Ananya Mukherjee, a Class 11 student, achieved excellence at the National Inter-DPS Hindustani Music Vocal Festival-SWARAGINI. She bagged 1st prize in Solo category, displaying her exceptional vocal talent and musical understanding. Ananya’s success inspires her peers, solidifying her school’s reputation for nurturing exceptional talent.

 

Class Nursery organised ‘Black and White Colour Day’

Just like we can’t imagine a world without colours, a world without black and white colours is unimaginable too. Continuing in our endeavour to make our little ones aware about the importance of colours, students of Class Nursery of Delhi Public School, Chandigarh celebrated Black and White Day on November 6,2024. Children were dressed in black and white attires and enthusiastically participated in the black and white show and tell activity. Activities like painting and pasting of cotton balls on a penguin were conducted to reinforce the concept . It was indeed a fun -filled learning day for the little ones.

Class II organised ‘Healthy Plate Activity’

The students of Class-ll of Delhi Public School, Chandigarh were made aware about the importance of healthy eating to meet their daily nutritional requirements during their General Awareness class. To apprise the students about healthy eating a ‘My Healthy Plate Activity’ was organised on November 7, 2024. The children were told about eating right and in balanced proportions. The students were instructed to divide a plate into four parts to show the 4 major food groups. The motive behind this activity was to make the children understand the importance of eating a balanced diet for a healthy life. They were further apprised about the same with the help of modules and PPT. It was a great learning experience for our young learners as they learnt the importance of inculcating the habit of healthy eating in their lifestyle.

Pre- Primary Wing celebrated ‘Diwali’

The festival of lights-Diwali was celebrated with great fervour by the Pre-Primary wing of Delhi Public School, Chandigarh. The children were looking adorable dressed up in the traditional attires. They participated in different activities like decorating diyas and made beautiful rangolis and torans. This hands-on approach not only encouraged artistic expression but also instilled a sense of accomplishment and pride in the young learners. They enjoyed watching modules and singing and dancing on the songs related to the festival. They were brimming with excitement and joy on this special day.

Yamuna House organised ‘Diwali Assembly’

The school Diwali assembly at Delhi Public School, Chandigarh, was a vibrant celebration of India’s festival of lights. The event commenced with a solemn prayer, seeking divine blessings and prosperity.

A poignant poem on Diwali, recited by students, highlighted the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil.

The cultural programme began with a lively Punjabi folk song, performed by the school choir.

The traditional Diwali dance, presented by the students , mesmerized the audience. Students had the audience glued to their seats as they showcased their swift movements depicting the happiness at the arrival of Lord Ram in Ayodhya.

The assembly concluded with a heartfelt message from the principal, emphasizing the significance of Diwali values: compassion, forgiveness, and unity.
The Diwali assembly successfully promoted cultural awareness, community bonding, and festive joy.

Class Nursery organised Grandma’s Story Telling Session

A delightful ‘Grandma’s storytelling session’ was organized for class Nursery of Delhi Public School, Chandigarh. This initiative aimed to strengthen community ties by involving family elders, fostering the flow of wisdom and family values to the children. Amidst a world of screens, the session offered the little ones a refreshing break, immersing them in the magic of storytelling. The children listened with wonder as the grandmother shared her tale. As a token of gratitude, the tiny tots presented her with a succulent plant, honoring the special time spent together.