The sun was out, the water was blue, and our little ducklings had a "fin-tastic" time! Our Nursery & KG Pool Party was a huge success, filled with giggles, bubbles, and plenty of safe splashing. Students enjoyed supervised play in the shallow wading pools with colorful toys & balls. We danced to "Baby Shark, Aaj din hai pani pani… and The Goldfish Song" right by the water’s edge. After drying off, everyone enjoyed chilled ice-creams, summer fruits and fruit juices. While it looked like pure play, our nursery students were actually working on some very important skills – Physical – Developing gross motor skills and coordination (splashing & kicking); Social - Learning to take turns with the water (sharing toys & swings); Sensory - Water Play (Exploring different textures, temperatures, and "wet vs. dry" concepts) besides confidence building.

Students Attend Career Guidance Fair 2026 at Gurdwara Rakab Ganj Sahib
Students from Classes IX to XII of our school participated in the prestigious Career Guidance Fair 2026, organized by the Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee (DSGMC) at Lakhi Shah Vanjara Hall, Gurdwara Rakab Ganj Sahib, on May 1 and 2, 2026. The inauguration ceremony was graced by eminent dignitaries, including Cabinet Minister S. Manjinder Singh ji Sirsa, DSGMC President S. Harmeet Singh ji Kalka, General Secretary S. Jagdip Singhji Kahlon and other distinguished guests. The fair showcased stalls from renowned universities and institutions, providing invaluable insights into diverse courses and career pathways. Notable participants included Akal Academy Baru Sahib, Sharda University, Lovely Professional University, Chitkara University, Guru Nanak Institute of Management, Baba Banda Singh Bahadur Engineering College, Guru Tegh Bahadur Institute of Technology etc. Both students and parents engaged enthusiastically with representatives, fostering informed decision-making for higher education. The event was an overwhelming success, enriching our students' perspectives on future opportunities.

In the Activity Period, the students of Class 2 were engaged in a delightful hands-on experience. With bright eyes and eager hands, they crafted beautiful butterflies using coloured paper, scissors, and glue. Each child poured love and happiness into their creation, carefully folding the wings and filling them with vibrant shades of red, yellow, blue and green.

The Cold Cuisine Cooking Activity was organized to teach children the importance of healthy eating and hygiene while preparing food without the use of fire.

Visabridge Awareness Session Report Visabridge is an awareness-driven platform designed to assist students in evaluating, comparing and making informed decisions about their academic and career paths, particularly for international opportunities. Today, classes XI and XII participated in an informative session on Visa Bridge. The platform helps students gain clarity on study abroad options, visa processes and career choices by providing tools for comparison and evaluation. It enables students to assess global education pathways with structured guidance. Supports decision-making through awareness of visa requirements and programme comparisons. Ideal for higher secondary students planning future studies abroad. This session tried to equip students with practical resources for their next steps.

Selection Instructions for NCC Students The NCC Officer from 3DBN addressed the students and explained the selection process for the National Cadet Corps. Written and physical test was conducted for the freshers from classes VIII to X. The officer informed the students about the required discipline, physical fitness, attendance and overall conduct expected during the selection process. Students were also guided on how to prepare themselves and what standards they must maintain to be considered for selection. The session helped students understand the importance of commitment, teamwork and leadership in NCC. It motivated the students to participate with confidence and follow the instructions carefully throughout the selection procedure.

World Red Cross Day Celebrated with Enthusiasm During CCA Period
On World Red Cross Day, our school buzzed with excitement during the CCA period as students and teachers came together to spread awareness about humanity and service. The senior segment students showcased their creativity through poster-making and slogan-writing competitions, focusing on themes like kindness, humanity, and selfless service. Vibrant posters and powerful slogans filled the classrooms, inspiring everyone around. Meanwhile, middle segment students got hands-on by preparing first aid boxes equipped for emergencies, learning essential skills for real-life preparedness. Teachers played a key role, encouraging students to weave values of compassion, empathy, and selfless service into their daily lives. The event served as a heartfelt reminder that even small acts of kindness can create a big difference in others' lives. A huge thank you to all participants for making World Red Cross Day truly memorable!

Students Shine at NCC Combined Annual Training Camp
Our dedicated students recently participated in a transformative 10-day Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC) organized by the 3 Delhi Bn NCC, held from 27 April 2026 to 6 May 2026, at GP Headquarters, Delhi C. This intensive camp provided invaluable hands-on training in discipline, leadership, drills and teamwork, fostering patriotism and resilience among the participants. The cadets represented our school with pride, actively engaging in all sessions and showcasing exceptional commitment. At the camp's conclusion, certificates of participation were awarded to all our students, recognizing their outstanding efforts and achievements. We congratulate the participants and encourage more students to join NCC for such enriching experiences!

World Athletics Day Ignites Passion for Fitness at School!
Our school playground buzzed with enthusiasm and energy as we celebrated World Athletics Day, promoting physical fitness, sportsmanship and the vital role of athletics in student life. Students from Classes IX to XII dove into the action-packed event with unwavering determination and team spirit. The programme kicked off with an invigorating warm-up session, setting the stage for thrilling athletic events. Highlights included sprint races, long jump competitions and creative fun fitness activities that tested agility and creativity. Participants from various classes showcased impressive skills, pushing their limits amid cheers from peers. Teachers and sports instructors played a pivotal role, motivating every athlete and celebrating their efforts with applause and encouragement. The day wrapped up on a high note, leaving everyone inspired to embrace regular physical activity. This memorable event not only fostered a love for athletics but also strengthened our school's commitment to holistic student development.

School Organizes Awareness Programme on "Beating the Heat Wave" In a timely initiative to combat rising summer temperatures, our school hosted an engaging awareness programme titled “Beating the Heat Wave” to educate students on staying safe and healthy during extreme heat. The event successfully highlighted the causes, effects, and prevention strategies for heat-related illnesses like dehydration and heatstroke. Key speakers emphasized practical safety measures, including: Drinking plenty of water throughout the day to stay hydrated. Wearing light, breathable cotton clothes and protective headgear. Avoiding direct sunlight between 12 PM and 4 PM, the peak heat hours. Consuming seasonal fruits like watermelon, cucumber and oranges for natural hydration and nutrients. Students actively participated through interactive sessions, quizzes, and demonstrations, gaining hands-on tips to protect themselves and their families. The programme underscored the importance of early recognition of symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, or rapid heartbeat and when to seek immediate medical help. This event not only empowered our students with life-saving knowledge but also reinforced the school's commitment to health and safety amid climate challenges.

Mother's Day Celebration at School Sparks Joy and Emotion
On 8 May 2026, our school came alive with great joy and enthusiasm as we celebrated Mother's Day, honouring the boundless love, care and sacrifices of mothers everywhere. Students from Classes VI to X participated in a variety of creative activities, showcasing their talents and affection. Students indulged in handmade card making, intricate jewellery crafting, unique gifts fashioned from "best out of waste" materials and beautiful bouquet making. The classrooms buzzed with creativity, turning simple supplies into heartfelt tokens of appreciation. The event peaked with emotional sharing sessions, where many students recounted touching personal stories about their mothers. These heartfelt experiences moved everyone—tears and smiles filled the air, reminding us all of the profound impact mothers have on our lives. It was a day of pure celebration, strengthening the bonds between families and our school community. Happy Mother's Day to all the amazing moms!

On the occasion of Mother's Day, joyful activities were organized for students. Class II students carried posters of their mothers and shared their mothers’ favourite dialogues, making the event entertaining and full of laughter. Nursery and KG students participated in a special assembly dedicated to mothers. Each child wore a T-shirt printed with a photo of themselves and their mother, making the celebration memorable and heartwarming. Some students dressed up as their own mothers and spoke why they loved their mothers. Students also created Hindi alphabet activities and made Best Mom badges while sitting together, adding fun and learning to the celebration.

Traffic Awareness Session Promotes Road Safety at School
Our school today hosted an engaging traffic awareness session led by a dedicated traffic police officer, aimed at empowering students with essential road safety knowledge. The officer emphasized the critical importance of adhering to traffic rules, highlighting practical measures such as always wearing helmets on two-wheelers, buckling up with seat belts in cars, crossing roads only at zebra crossings and strictly obeying traffic signals. Students gained a clear understanding of various road signs and their meanings, equipping them to navigate roads confidently. In an interactive session the officer urged students to act as responsible citizens by sharing this knowledge with family and friends, fostering a culture of safety beyond school walls. The session sparked lively participation, with students eagerly asking questions and contributing ideas. This informative event reinforced a vital message: Following traffic rules saves lives and creates safer roads for everyone. We're grateful to the traffic police for this valuable initiative!

CCA Activities Promote Eco-Friendly Lifestyles During the recent CCA (Co-Curricular Activities) period, our school organized engaging events to raise awareness on how our daily lifestyles impact the environment. Students actively participated, learning practical ways to conserve resources and protect biodiversity. Class VIII students showcased their creativity in a slogan writing competition themed "Switch Off the Lights When Not in Use." The event encouraged energy conservation by highlighting simple habits that reduce electricity waste and lower carbon footprints. Entries like "Lights Off, Planet On!" and "Unnecessary Glow? Let It Go!" captured attention. This activity sparked discussions on sustainable living right in the classroom.To mark the International Day of Biological Diversity which is on 22 May, classes VI and VII crafted colourful bird feeders using recycled materials like plastic bottles and cardboard. These feeders, now installed in the school garden, provide food and shelter for local birds, fostering a mini-habitat. Students learned about declining bird population due to habitat loss and how small actions support biodiversity. The hands-on session ended with a group pledge to create more green spaces. These activities not only educated our young environmental stewards but also instilled a sense of responsibility. Kudos to all participants and teachers for making CCA a fun platform for change!

Participation in NCC Refresher Course Part-II at Kamptee, Nagpur The NCC Refresher Course Part-II was conducted at the Officers Training Academy in the month of May 2026. Mr. Gurvinder Singh from our school participated in it.The course proved to be highly informative, disciplined and enriching. The course commenced with rigorous physical training and drill sessions conducted under experienced Army officers’ instructors. These sessions helped in improving physical fitness, endurance, punctuality and teamwork. The major areas covered during the course included: • Military training and leadership skills • Disaster management and emergency response • First aid and medical assistance • Weapon training and firing practice • Personality development and communication skills • Practical knowledge of flying and drone control • Map reading and finding one’s own position from ground to map The practical exposure provided during firing and drone handling sessions was especially useful . The map reading exercises helped understand navigation techniques and terrain interpretation in a systematic manner. Apart from academics and military training, various club activities were also organized during the course. These activities encouraged creativity, cooperation and interaction among participants from different regions. Every activity was conducted according to schedule and strict adherence to discipline was maintained throughout the course.

LANGUAGES EXHIBITION On the occasion of the first Parent-Teacher Meeting (PTM) of the current session, our school proudly organized a Languages Exhibition showcasing English, Punjabi and Hindi treasure. Students presented informative charts, handmade models and creative displays that highlighted grammar, vocabulary, regional literature and cultural expressions of each language. Portico was transformed into vibrant language corners where students explained idioms, showcased poems, performed short dialogues and displayed projects on famous writers and folk tales. Visitors appreciated the clear explanations, attractive visual aids and the enthusiasm of the participants. The exhibition promoted multilingual awareness, encouraged confidence in speaking and presentation skills and celebrated linguistic diversity. Teachers commended students for their research and creativity and parents expressed pride in their children’s efforts. The programme concluded with appreciation for outstanding exhibits and a commitment to continue fostering language learning through interactive activities.

Summer Funza — Creative Sparks Camp Today marked the energetic opening of the Summer Funza — Creative Sparks Camp for the middle segment. Running for one week, the camp brings together creativity, sports and cultural activities to inspire students and give them hands-on learning beyond the classroom. Highlights from Day 1 Welcome and orientation: Students met their instructors, received schedules and enjoyed icebreaker games that promoted teamwork and enthusiasm. Sports: Cricket and football sessions introduced basic skills, team drills and fun mini-games to develop coordination and sportsmanship. Dance and culture: Punjabi folk sessions included lively Bhangra and graceful Gidda, giving students a taste of regional dance traditions. Visual arts and crafts: Creative workshops ran throughout the day — pebble mosaic, origami, clay modelling, doodle art, calligraphy, craft projects, canvas painting and mandala design helped students explore different techniques and express individual styles. Music: Tabla and vocal music classes offered foundational rhythmic and singing exercises to budding musicians. Photography: Introductory photography lessons taught students basic composition, framing and observational skills to capture moments from camp. Language: Punjabi language classes gave participants simple conversational practice and cultural context. Students actively joined multiple sessions, showing curiosity and enthusiasm across both artistic and sporting activities. Skill-building: Through guided practice and instructor feedback, students learned fundamental techniques in each discipline and completed small projects to take home. Collaboration: Group activities and team sports encouraged communication, confidence, and leadership among peers.

Summer Funza — Creative Sparks Camp: Day 2 The second day of the Summer Funza — Creative Sparks Camp kept energy high as middle-segment students dove into a packed schedule of creative, cultural and sporting experiences designed to extend learning beyond the classroom. The day began with a warm welcome from instructors and staff, followed by a clear run-through of the week’s timetable. Icebreaker activities helped students get to know one another, build trust and get excited about the week ahead. Students rotated through cricket and football clinics that focused on basic technique, coordination drills and playful match situations. Coaches mixed skill-building with friendly competitions to promote teamwork, fair play and confidence on the field. The cultural block featured lively Punjabi dance sessions, where participants learned upbeat Bhangra moves and the graceful steps of Gidda. These sessions offered both energetic exercise and a window into regional performance traditions. Art workshops ran continuously, giving students many options to explore personal creativity. Activities included pebble mosaics, origami, clay modelling, doodle art, calligraphy, craft assemblies, canvas painting and mandala creation. Pupils experimented with techniques, combined materials and produced pieces to keep. Music classes introduced foundational tabla rhythms and basic vocal exercises. Instructors emphasized listening, timing and breath control to help students develop musical confidence and an appreciation for rhythm. An introductory photography workshop taught simple principles of composition, framing and observational photography. Students practiced capturing candid camp moments and learned how visual storytelling enhances other creative projects. A beginner-friendly Punjabi class gave students practical conversational phrases and cultural context, enriching their engagement with the day’s dance and music activities. Across activities, students showed curiosity and eagerness to try new skills. Instructors provided targeted feedback, enabling participants to complete small projects and demonstrate measurable progress by the day’s end. Group tasks and team sports fostered communication, leadership and mutual support among peers. With enthusiasm strong after Day 2, the camp moved forward with deeper skill-building and collaborative projects that will culminate in student showcases later in the week.

Day 3 of Summer Funza — Creative Sparks Camp Camp activities kept energy high as middle-segment students moved through a lively mix of sports, arts and culture: cricket and football clinics focused on technique and teamwork; Punjabi dance (Bhangra and Gidda) and beginner Punjabi lessons brought rhythm and cultural context; art workshops offered pebble mosaics, origami, clay modelling, doodle art, calligraphy, canvas painting and mandalas; music sessions introduced tabla rhythms and vocal basics; and an introductory photography class taught composition and storytelling. Instructors gave targeted feedback, students completed small projects and group activities strengthened communication and leadership as the camp built toward end-of-week showcases.