"dps-nadergul"

Kids at DPS Nadergul had a lot of fun understanding the concept

The activity conducted online provided a platform for kids to harness their creativity and imagination and also discover a new area of interest.

Children from primary grades to grade X, all came forward to express their love and gratitude towards their nana/papa/appa through several activities.

The Aerobic classes take place from 8 am to 9 am followed by two scheduled subjects for forty-five minutes with a fifteen minutes break in between.

The event's success was reflected well through the enlightened students and faculty of the school as it allowed individual contribution towards Ecosystem Restoration through mindful and informed practices.

Students were given an opportunity where they can give their viewpoints on the latest burning /hot topic being Artificial Intelligence.

The purpose of sensorial activities is to help children learn and understand the uses of the senses.

School vice-principal Kiran Khanna, school PRO Robin Michael received the award at a function.

There was a spread of great and wonderful ideas with competitions like word games, Ad- Mad, radio jockeys, tiny talks, Quizomes, Pre-math Fables, toothpick engineering et- al.

Many activities like painting, slogan writing, poem writing, essay writing, elocution and panel discussion were held.

Preprimary students of DPS Nadergul dressed up as fruit and vegetable vendors participated with great enthusiasm

To keep the spirit of ‘Swachhta’ alive, DPS Nadergul has celebrated ‘Swachhta Diwas’ on 4th December 2020 on its online platform.

The Physical Education department inspired and motivated the children along with their class teachers to take part in this fitness drive.

The school has organised a virtual week-long celebration encouraging kids to outpour their artistic skills.

The event was graced by Pallavi and DPS Group of Schools Chairman M Komariah.

The Government of India declared November 26 as Constitution Day on 19 November 2015 by a gazette notification.

The children experienced the effort involved in decorating diyas and also the significance of celebrating the festival.

The activity displayed the creativity of the little ones and developed a sense of love for the environment.