School Today

Swami Bodhamayanandji addressed the students, adopting an informal and in a relaxed manner.

Chief Guest Cyberabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar graced the occasion and motivated students. Principal Sonia Nagpal presented the school's Annual Report.

The movie, the school said, was an eye-opener and has influenced the students towards the significance of conserving biodiversity.

Chief Guest Dr Andrew Fleming, British Deputy High Commissioner and guest of honour Sarah Nancollas, Chief Executive of World Association of Girl Guides and Scouts appreciated the drive

A quiz on mathematics was organized for classes III to X. The quizzing was of a high standard and elicited an enthusiastic response from the participants.

Although Gibraltar is small, it is strategically important because of its location, standing only 12 miles from the north coast of Africa.

It gives students the responsibility to play an active role in planning and presenting their learning to their parents.

Students from classes V and VII performed a magic show while a group of students performed a patriotic song and then a group dance.

On December 30, British MPs overwhelmingly approved the UK's post-Brexit trade deal with the EU in a parliamentary vote.

Each Roman mile was about 4,800 feet and marked by a milestone, giving birth to the saying “All roads lead to Rome.”

This activity helped the children to understand the value of old things and develop aesthetic expression.

Many countries enforced strict lockdowns and shut down schools, colleges, offices, and other institutions to keep the pandemic in check.

Day 1 celebration of Math Week began with a special assembly on Math and its importance to human life.

The final round of Inter School Math Quiz Matho-E- Magician was held on December 23. The event began with virtual lamp lighting and a welcome dance by Grade VI student Lasya.

Several Workshops “Blissful Bytes (Cooking)”, “English Ladder (Creative Writing)”, Meerkats Master Builder Coding for Gaming were arranged for us to pursue our hobbies.

The teachers and students of Delhi Public School, Mahendra Hills (Feeder School of DPS Nacharam), celebrated Christmas in all its joy and happiness on December 23, on a virtual platform.

Souparnika expressed “wearing a beak and feeling like a bird is happiness. Wish I had feathers to fly, too.”

The rich and vibrant festivals of India are a testimony to our diverse tradition and culture.

Christmas celebration, at Delhi Public School – Mahendra Hills (Feeder School of DPS Nacharam), was celebrated virtually on the December 23 with great joy.

This programme was initiated by the Chairman and Visionary of DPS Nacharam, M Komaraiah, Director Pallavi and Principal Sunitha Rao.

The value of coral reefs in the marine ecosystem has long been recognized. Although they cover just 0.1% of the seafloor, they provide a home for a quarter of all marine life.

Students and teachers presented thought-provoking speeches which emphasised that Christmas was more than just Santa, cards, toys, or gifts under the Christmas tree.

Speakers at the virtual event said that Christmas is one of the biggest festivals celebrated around the world.

The tiny tots of Pre Primary captivated the audience with an enthralling assembly presentation, bringing out alive the story of the birth of Jesus Christ.