Cultural Achievements

The honour was done by Anand Kumar, Founder of Super30 on 11th May 2024 at The Leela Ambience Gurgaon.

Aarik Garg of Class VII A has been awarded with distinction in his graded examination by the Trinity College of London .

Ritisha Goyal of class 7G of Delhi Public School, Chandigarh participated in the 37th Annual Programme of Geeta Nritya Vidyalaya on 28/04/2024 at Mahakavi Kalidas Natya Mandir, Mulund, Mumbai. She was felicitated with a certificate and medal for her performance.

The students of Delhi Public School participated in  various events in ‘Kalautsav 2023’organized by DPS Mohali on 1^st and 2^nd December,2023.The following students were awarded trophies and cash prize in different events.

1.Adhrit Sharma of Class II B got the Second Prize in Online Competition Rhyme Recitation Competition ‘Science of the Species’

2.Sahiba Singh of Class IVE secured the Second Position in Onsite event Declamation Competition‘Talking Titans’.

3.Rianna Agrawal of Class IIIB received the Third Prize in Online Slogan Writing Competition ‘Combat Climate Change’

4.The following students of Class V and VI secured the First Position in Onsite event Street Play Competition ‘Adhunik Natyam’  ,Gaurika Tehri(VA), Hemanya Goel(VB)  ,Aliana Goyal (VIA),Vrinda Eshpuniyani(VIF), Samar Verma(VIF), Sarthak Arora(VIF), Aarna Sehgal(VIF), Rudra Rana(VIF), Gopil Soni(VIC) and Ayaan Mitra(VIC)

It is a proud moment for our school as two students , Akshat Gupta and Aaditya Jain of Class XE won the first prize in the movie making competition, Tourism Ideothon at the National Level organised by Sagar Public School , Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. The theme of the competition was Tourism, 14 teams had participated and our school’s entry was appreciated by the judges and was adjudged as the winner.

It’s a proud moment for Delhi Public School, Chandigarh to share that Pakhi Dogra of Class 8G brought laurels to school by bagging third position in the Poetry Recitation Competition – “Auro Expressions-2023”, organized by Shri Aurobindo School of Integral Education, Chandigarh

Delhi Public School participated in Inter DPS Vocal Classical competition Swaragini. Ananya Mukharjee 10H qualified for the National Level in Solo Vocal Classical category. Palak Sharma 10D,
Jhanavi 10D, Angel AhluWalia 12A, Gurshaan Gill 12E, Agam Singh 11E, Vardaan Kataria 7C, Tanush 7C qualified for group song Classical Category.

Students of DPS Chandigarh won laurels for their school in the Inter School Cultural Festival – The Ripples
organised by DAV Model School Sec -15, Chandigarh on 19 Aug 2023. Students participated in the online and on-site events and won prizes in the following categories

Results
Le Costume Disguise ( Fancy Dress) – 1st position
Aaira Gohal. Class 1 A

Quiz 2nd position
Arinjay Goyal. X G
Parikshit Kapoor X G

Classical Music 1st position
Ananya Mukherjee X H
Classical Music 3rd position
Palak Sharma. X D

Art Cade (Painting)- 2nd position
Khyati Saratkar Class XII
Devanshi Jindal Class IX

Our students participated in various competitions in Mount Carmel School Chandigarh on 19August,2023. There were 22 teams in each category and we won
1 st prize in Group Dance
2nd in Duet Dance
3 rd in Solo Dance.

Suhani Sharma, student of Class XIC, gave a piano recital at the National Science Seminar organised by Vigyan Bharti with the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, at the Auditorium of DAV College, Sector 10, Chandigarh. Prof VK Paul , Member, Niti Aayog, chaired the Seminar that was attended by many renowned academicians including a few University Vice Chancellors, with about 500 participants.

She was applauded by the distinguished audience for her mesmerizing performance and for all her hard work and effort she has put into the instrument.

In line with Bagless days policy of NEP 2020, the students of classes VI to VIII of Delhi Public School participated in various activities on 22nd and 24th May 2023. This policy is a fun-filled way of introducing skill subjects and vocational education right from the school level and also promotes local artisans and Indian traditional art forms. For the middle school students, the prospect of coming to school without their bags besides learning something new, was enough to make them beam from ear to ear. The children were agog with excitement and full of hopeful expectation to learn diverse art forms.The days were divided into separate sessions on Vegetable Printing Activity, Pottery workshop, Tie and Dye workshop, Finger puppets, table laying- napkin folding, table setting and table etiquettes, Sandwich Making, Learning to sew a button, Quilling, in Bookmark Making activity based on Mandala art.
The highlight of the bagless days was the talent hunt show which provided the children with a platform to showcase their hidden talents. Students and parents both were equally appreciative of the idea of having such fun-filled days away from their books and look forward to the next set of bagless days.

In accordance  with the visionary and progressive  New Education Policy of 2020 that highlights the importance  of art integration in schools, a pendant making activity for the occasion of Mother’s Day was done by the students of the middle school of Delhi Public School, Chandigarh.  The activity aimed at giving the students’ hands-on experience besides creating joyful classrooms. The purpose of the activity was explained to the students and they were given a brief on how the activity would be conducted.

There was excitement in the air as students got ready with the first step that was mixing of two kinds of clay. Each student then took a small portion and then gave a round, circular, triangular etc shape to the clay as per his/her choice. The clay was then left to set. The next step was painting the pendant with a base colour. The following day, students began painting different designs on the pendant. The students had a free hand and made a variety of shapes and designs. While some made abstract patterns others painted stars, sea, trees, worli art etc. The beautiful array of designs was a sight to behold. Finally, the pendant was given finishing touches  and a beaded string was put in  the hole. The students wrote beautiful messages on a card and mounted their pendant on  the card. It was heartening to see teamwork, coordination and cooperation among the students while doing this activity.

This experiential learning  will go a long way in  helping  students grow holistically.

On the occasion of the Award Ceremony of Digital Wellbeing & UN Parliament Session under the GIRL INDIA PROJECT and celebration of 9th Foundation Day of Chandigarh Commission For Protection Of Child Rights(CCPCR), Ms Suhani Sharma of Delhi Public School, Chandigarh brought laurels to her school and added another feather to her cap yet again as she was awarded with the
Emerging Leader Award
Child Rights Champion-2023. Mr Hans Raj Hans, Honourable MP, presented her the award in the presence of Bibi Harjinder Kaur , (Chairman, CCPCR), Mrs Reema Dewan( the Principal,DPS, Chandigarh) and a galaxy of other dignitaries.

Sehaj Singh Dhillon of class XI received the award of High Commendation at the Model United Nations competition hosted by Carmel Convent School Chandigarh.
A Model United Nations (MUN) award demonstrates an individual’s extraordinary abilities in public speaking, diplomacy, and negotiation. Sehaj has demonstrated his debating and communication skills.

Mehreet of Class X was awarded High Commendation (2nd place ) in MUN , IP photography, which took place in Carmel Convent School from 27th-29th January , 2023.