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Dwarka International School

Sector - 12, Dwarka, New Delhi - 110078

SPECTRUM
APRIL-MAY - 2025
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From The Principal’s Desk

"Every child has a different learning style and pace. Each child is unique, not only capable of learning
but also capable of succeeding."
Welcome to a new academic session filled with promise and potential!
As we transition into the new session, let us carry forward the lessons learnt and the experiences gained,
continuing to strive for excellence in all our endeavours.
The school’s monthly newsletter serves as a vital communication tool that bridges the gap between the
institution and its community—students, parents, staff, and alumni. It is more than just a collection of
announcements; it is a reflection of the school's culture, achievements, and aspirations, which make our
school truly exceptional.
It not only helps in recognising our achievements but also guides us in making decisions for continuous
improvement. Dear parents, your feedback and suggestions are always welcome as we strive to make our
newsletter a valuable resource for the entire school community.
In the pages that follow, you will find that we remain committed to providing a holistic education that
nurtures not only the intellect but also the emotional and social well-being of our students. We will
continue to adapt, innovate, and collaborate, ensuring that our students are well-prepared for the future.
The institute offers a curriculum enriched with essential 21st-century competencies. By fostering critical
thinking, adaptability, and cultural competence, the institute aims to prepare students not just for academic
success but for meaningful participation in a complex, interconnected world.
I extend my heartfelt gratitude to our dedicated staff, supportive parents, and, most importantly, our
resilient students. Your collective efforts will be instrumental in making this year a success.
Looking ahead, I am excited about the opportunities and challenges the new academic year will bring.
Together, we will continue to build upon our successes and work towards creating an even more vibrant
and inclusive learning environment.
Thank you for your unwavering support and partnership. Together, we will continue to emerge stronger
and more united.

Shweta Oberoi
Principal

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COLOSSAL ACHIEVEMENTS !!
CLASS XII CBSE RESULT-2024-25
“Victories aren’t born on the field. You create "Extra Mile, Extraordinary Results."
them during practice-Day in and Day out.”
Perfect Centum Achievers !!!

DIVYANK SHARMA VANSHIKA JINDAL

PAINTING PAINTING

“A disciplined mind and a focused heart are

the foundation of outstanding grades.”
ANSH RAJ SHARMA AKANSHA MAGGO
PAINTING PAINTING

RIVA CHITRAKAR ADARSH KUMAR

BIOLOGY BIOLOGY

“Success is not given, it’s earned through

relentless study and unwavering determination.”

SHIPRA PRASAD KAIRAVI NANDA

PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY

STUPENDOUS PERFORMANCE !!
NEET SUPER TOPPERS

TOTAL DISTINCTIONS-494

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STUPENDOUS PERFORMANCE !!
CLASS X CBSE RESULT-2024-25
“The difference between who you are and who you want to be is
what you do.”

“101% Efforts, 100% Excellence.“ - Perfect Centum Achievers !!!

TOTAL DISTINCTIONS- 693

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STUPENDOUS PERFORMANCE !!
90% HOLDERS

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DIS ACCOLADES
Rewant Ahlawat of Class VIII-Daisy
won Bronze Medal in 3rd Stairs Delhi
State Taekwondo Championship

Prem Rai of Class XI-Daisy won

Bronze Medal in 3rd Stairs Delhi
State Taekwondo Championship

Atharv Sharma of Class VI won

Bronze Medal in inter school Yoga
Competition Held at N.K. Bagrodia
School

Yana of Class III-Tulip won Silver

Medal in 3rd Stairs Delhi State
Taekwondo Championship & Selected
for upcoming National Championship

Bhawana Kumari & Saksham Rawat of

Class VIII won Bronze Medal under
Junior Delhi State Yogasana Sports
Championship & Selected for National
at Thiruvananthapuram Kerala

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Manasvi Sheoran of Class VII-Rose

won Gold Medal in District Badminton
Championship & Selected for
upcoming State Badminton
Championship

Rewant Ahlawat of Class VIII-Daisy

won Silver Medal in New Delhi Cup
Taekwondo Championship

DIS Secured 3rd Position in Junior

National Throwball Championship at
Pondicherry

DIS secured 2nd Position & also Won

many Medals in 1st Aryans Roller
Skating Championship.

Pragya Lakra of Class XII-Lily won

Gold Medal in District Taekwondo
Championship & Selected for State
Taekwondo Championship

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Kavya Maheshwari of Class VII won

Gold Medal in New Delhi Cup
Taekwondo Championship

Yana of Class III Tulip Won Gold

Medal in New Delhi Cup Taekwondo
Championship

Drishti Rana of Class VIII Daisy won

gold Medal in New Delhi Cup
Taekwondo Championship

Aarna Chaturvedi of Class V Lily won

Gold Medal in First Open Roller
Skating Championship in Adjustable
Category

Manasvi Sheoren of Class VII Rose

won Silver Medal in Badminton Stairs
National Youth Championship

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Two of our projects were recognized

at the Rotaract District Summit,&
our club presentation received a
special felicitation.

Times of India felicitated 15

students of senior wing with Gold,
Silver and Bronze trophies for
participating and winning in Dossier
Scrapbook Contest.

Danish Khan of Class IV Olympiad

Topper & Vani Gupta of Class VI won
Cash Prize in International Akhil
Bhartiya Hindi Olympiad

Saptrishi of Class XI Lily the Vice

President of Interact Club of DIS
has been appointed as a Zonal
representative for Rotary District
3011 For Rotary Year 2025-26

Aarav Panchal has been awarded the

prestigious CBSE Budding Author
certificate for his creative writing
skills. A well-deserved recognition of
talent and imagination!
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Rakshit Sinha of Class V-rose won

Silver Medal in 1st Open Roller
Skating Championship in Adjustable
Category

Shaurya Oberoi of Class VI Rose

won Bronze Medal in 1st Open Roller
Skating Championship in Quad
Category

Girija Nagpal of Class VI Tulip won

Silver Medal in 1st Open Roller
Skating Championship in Quard
Category

Niharika Bhushan of Class VI-Daisy

won Bronze Medal in 1st Open Roller
Skating Championship in Inline
Category

DIS got overall 2nd Position in 1st

Open Roller Skating Championship

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Arnav Kumar of Class V Daisy won

Silver medal in 1st Open Roller
Skating Championship in Adjustable
Category

Yashvin Rawat of Class II Daisy won

Silver Medal in 1st Open Roller
Skating Championship in Quad
Category

Arnav of Class III Daisy won Gold in

1st Open Roller Skating Championship
in Adjustable Category

Yuvaan Kumar of Class II Tulip won

Gold Medal in 1st Open Roller Skating
Championship in Adjustable Category

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Great Achievement !
Pragya Lakra of Class XII Lily won
Gold medal in Delhi State Taekwondo
Championship & Selected for
Nationals Going to be held at
Dehradun

Vedant Malik of Class VIII Rose won

Bronze Medal in Delhi Olympic Games
Judo Championship

Upnishad Malik of Class IX Lily won

Gold & Bronze Medal in Delhi
Olympic Games Judo Championship

Tejas Chawla of Class XI Daisy won

Bronze Medal in Delhi Olympic Games
Karate Championship

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OLYMPIAD WINNERS
Olympiad Champions Shine Bright!
We are proud to celebrate our brilliant students who emerged as winners in various Olympiads, showcasing exceptional
talent, hard work, and academic excellence. Their achievements reflect the spirit of dedication and intellectual pursuit
that defines our school community.

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OLYMPIAD WINNERS

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ORIENTATION PROGRAMME
The school conducted an orientation session for new admissions from Nursery to Class XII, welcoming students and
parents into the school community. Principal Ms. Shweta Oberoi addressed the gathering, introducing the school’s
vision, academic structure, and facilities. She emphasized the school’s commitment to holistic education, student
development, and a nurturing learning environment.

The session familiarized parents with the curriculum, assessment methods, and school policies, ensuring a smooth
transition for students. It set the tone for an enriching academic journey, fostering collaboration between educators
and families. Teachers and coordinators interacted with parents, addressing their queries and providing insights into
classroom learning. The session concluded on a positive note, leaving parents confident and excited for the academic
journey ahead.

HAWAN CEREMONY
THE FIRST DAY OF NEW SESSION
“A Journey of Thousands miles begins with a single step”.

The commencement of the new academic year on Tuesday April 01, 2025 was marked with a Hawan ceremony
seeking the blessings of the almighty for a blessed year ahead. Principal Ms. Shweta Oberoi, Academic Advisors Ms.
Sudesh Thakran and Ms. Ritu Thakran and Headmistress Ms. Archana Rathi, students and teachers prayed
reverently to the Almighty for wisdom, courage and determination to always be righteous in their words and deeds.
Gayatri Mantra and holy Shlokas were chanted and prasad was distributed at the end.

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MOTHER’S DAY CELEBRATION
“She didn’t wear a cape, but her love made her superhuman”.

Mother's Day was celebrated with lots of love, laughter, and smiles! It was a special day to
thank our amazing mothers who fill our lives with joy and care. We were honoured to have
them join us for the celebration, which added warmth, joy, and love to the event. The children
came dressed in their cutest outfits, ready to make their moms feel special. The mothers
participated enthusiastically in games, ramp walks, singing, and creative activities, creating a
magical atmosphere.

INVESTITURE CEREMONY
“A leader is someone who knows the way, shows the way, and goes the way”.

The Investiture Ceremony for the academic session 2025–26 was held on Saturday, 17 May 2025
in the school auditorium. The event marked the formal appointment of the new Student
Council, celebrating leadership and responsibility. The ceremony began with the lighting of the
lamp, symbolizing wisdom. The event was graced by the presence of Chief Guest Mr. Divyanshu
Agrawal, Distinguished Advocate of the Supreme Court and Former President of Rotary Club,
Midwest, accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Shikha Agrawal. The Guest of Honour, Dr. Shantanu
Kushwaha, was also warmly welcomed. Also in attendance were Academic Advisors Ms. Sudesh
Thakran and Ms. Ritu Thakran. The event was a resounding sucess, making a new chapter in
the leadership journey of school.

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ACTIVITIES GALORE
KINDERGARTEN
𝐒𝐄𝐓𝐓𝐋𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐖𝐄𝐄𝐊
"A JOURNEY OF TINY STEPS BEGINS TODAY!"
Welcoming our little stars to a world of fun, learning, and laughter!. The Settling Week is a special milestone for our
little learners as they step into a world of fun, friendships, and discovery with love, laughter and learning. With tilak,
warm smiles, and open arms, we greeted our tiny tots, making them feel at home in their new environment. The day
began with engaging free play activities fostering curiosity and comfort. Teachers introduced circle time, singing
cheerful rhymes and sharing dance moves to create a sense of belonging. As the day unfolded, our young learners
expressed, explored, and embraced their new journey with joy.

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KINDERGARTEN

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COMPETITION
SELF INTRODUCTION

CELEBRATIONS
BAISAKHI

EARTH DAY

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CLASS I AND II

SENSE ME

HANDWASH CHALLENGE

SNOW BALL

HAND VOWEL

FIND MY HOME

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CLASS I AND II

FANCY DRESS

AA MATRA KA BAZAAR

FAMILY PHOTOFRAME

WORLD HEALTH DAY

LABOUR DAY

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CLASS III-VIII
POEM WEAVERS

QUICK TALK CHALLENGE

YOUNG JOURNALIST

AD-O-MANIA

STORY WITH A TWIST

POD CAST BY HERITAGE CLUB

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INTERHOUSE COMPETITIONS
CLASS III-XII

The Poem Weavers

On 8th April 2025, the inter-house Poem Recitation
English Debate Competition Competition was held for students of classes 3 to 5. The
The much-anticipated inter-house English Debate event aimed to foster a love for literature, enhance
Competition was held on 17 April,2025, for senior wing public speaking skills, and encourage young poets to
classes IX-XII, bringing together the eloquent voices of express their thoughts and emotions through poetry.
our students. The event aimed to foster critical thinking,
enhance public speaking skills, and encourage healthy
discourse among students.

Classic Story with a Twist

The much-anticipated "Classic Story with a Twist"
inter-house activity was held aiming to encourage
Tug of War creativity, enhance storytelling skills, and foster
Competition held on March 27, 2025. A thrilling event teamwork among students of classes 3 to 5. Each house
that brought together strength, strategy, and school was tasked with presenting a well-known classic story
spirit, the competition was the perfect way to set the tone with a unique twist, showcasing their imagination and
for the year ahead. The competition not only showcased theatrical abilities.
physical strength but also emphasized teamwork and
perseverance, values that are central to the school’s
ethos.

SYAHI –Poem Recitation Competition

The inter-house Hindi Poem Recitation Competition for
classes IX to XII was held on May01,2025, focusing on
two prominent emotions in Hindi literature: Veer Ras
(Heroic Sentiment) and Hasya Ras (Humorous
Young Journalist Competition Sentiment). This event aimed to enhance students'
appreciation for Hindi poetry, improve their public
Students of classes III-V stepped into the role of news
speaking skills, and foster a deeper understanding of
anchors and reporters, presenting current affairs,
these literary emotions. The Veer Ras segment
school news, and imaginative headlines with clarity
showcased poems that evoke feelings of valor, courage,
and poise. Their creativity, presentation skills, and and patriotism. The Hasya Ras segment brought laughter
stage presence impressed both the audience and judges and joy to the audience, featuring poems that highlight
alike, making the event a memorable experience that the humorous aspects of life. Students presented works
celebrated expression and awareness. that showcased wit, satire, and playful observations.

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INTERHOUSE COMPETITIONS
CLASS III-XII

Mad –Ad-Show
An inter-house competition filled with creativity and
humour, was held with great enthusiasm on April 24,
2025 (Thursday). The theme was “Funny Commercial The Story in a Bag
Advertisements”, where students had to create and An inter-house competition was held on 17th April 2025
perform original, humorous advertisements for to encourage creativity and spontaneous storytelling
imaginary or twisted real-world products. among students of Classes VI to VIII. Participants picked
a random picture from a mystery bag and narrated a 2–
3-minute story inspired by it. The challenge tested their
ability to think on their feet, express ideas clearly, and
present confidently within a 2–3-minute time frame.

Young Journalist Competition

Students of classes VI-VIII stepped into the role of
news anchors and reporters, in an inter-house
competition presenting current affairs, school news,
and imaginative headlines with clarity and poise. Their
creativity, presentation skills, and stage presence
impressed both the audience and judges alike, making
the event a memorable experience that celebrated
expression and awareness.

Walk The Tale

A delightful Character Walk inter-house competition was
held for Classes VI to VIII, bringing beloved storybook
Thematic Poetry Slam characters to life. Class VI students stepped into the
A vibrant Thematic inter-house poem recitation was magical world of Alice in Wonderland, Class VII
organized for students of Classes VI to VIII, portrayed the fun and quirky Wimpy Kids, while Class
celebrating creativity and expression through verse. VIII impressed all with iconic characters from Harry
Each grade embraced a unique theme—Nature for Potter. Dressed in creative costumes and enacting famous
Class VI, Dreams for Class VII, & Courage for Class scenes, students showcased their imagination and
VIII. The young poets mesmerized the audience with confidence. The event was a wonderful blend of literature,
their heartfelt recitations, vivid imagery, and confident drama, and teamwork, earning loud cheers and
performances. admiration from all.

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MORNING ASSEMBLY

"A good beginning makes a good ending!"

A special morning school assembly was conducted to mark the beginning of the new academic session . It's a
wonderful way to set a positive and motivating tone for students and staff alike.

‘Our ancient wisdom always enlightens our present!’

Students of class VIII Rose organised special assembly on With this inspiration, an assembly on the occasion of
Ram Navmi was organised by the students of
World Health Day to emphasise the importance of health as
Primary wing of Classes III to V.
a fundamental right and a cornerstone of a fulfilling life.

April 9th, 2025 students and teachers came together to “Punctuality is the first step towards success!” With
celebrate Pink Day—a vibrant and meaningful event this thought, students of class II-Rose conducted an
dedicated to compassion, love, and unity. assembly on the importance of punctuality

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MORNING ASSEMBLY

Baisakhi, a significant festival marking the harvest

Students of class VIII Lily organised special assembly on season and the beginning of the new year in the Sikh
Ambedkar Jayanti. The students delivered speeches and calendar, was celebrated with great enthusiasm and
presentations, shedding light on Dr. Ambedkar's life, his fervour at school. The day was dedicated to honouring
role in drafting the Indian Constitution, and his relentless the rich cultural heritage and agricultural traditions
fight for social justice and equality. associated with this vibrant festival.

In alignment with the global theme for Earth Day 2025, the
school commemorated the day in special morning assembly The students of Class II Lily, conducted an assembly on
by emphasizing the importance of transitioning to renewable Earth Day. The children performed with great
energy and highlighting the economic opportunities in clean enthusiasm and learned about the importance of
energy, which could create 30 million jobs by 2030 . protecting our planet.

A special morning assembly was organised on 23rd April Class V Tulip students conducted a special assembly on
2025 where students of Class X-Daisy showcased skit Earth Day to raise awareness about environmental
centered around this year's Earth Day theme: "Restore protection. The assembly concluded with the message
Our Earth." that “Every Day is Earth Day”

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MORNING ASSEMBLY

A special assembly was organised by class VII Tulip on 13

May , 2025 to celebrate Mother's Day with immense joy A special assembly led by the students of Class V Lily to
and gratitude, honoring the selfless love and sacrifices of celebrate two significant events: Baisakhi, the harvest
mothers. The day was dedicated to acknowledging the festival, and Ambedkar Jayanti, with the aim to foster a
invaluable role mothers play in our lives and expressing sense of cultural awareness, social responsibility, and
heartfelt appreciation for their unwavering support. community service among its students.

The students of class X Lotus organised a special assembly on World Autism Awareness Day on April 30, 2025..
Through a Nukkad Natak, the students showcased how to promote acceptance and understanding of individuals with
autism. The event aimed to raise awareness about Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and promote inclusivity within the
school community.

Labour Day was celebrated through a special assembly by students of class VII Lily on 29th April 2025, with immense
respect and gratitude, acknowledging the invaluable contributions of workers across various sectors. The day aimed to
instill in students an appreciation for the dignity of labour and the importance of every role in society.

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EDUCATIONAL VISITS
National Police Museum

As a part of the teaching and learning process, an educational excursion to the National Police Museum was organised
for Class III students. The museum offered a fascinating journey into the world of policing and crime management. It
featured an impressive display of uniforms, medals, arms, and digital illustrations showcasing the contributions of
Police personnel from various Indian Police departments.

Gandhi Smriti Museum

The students of classes V, VI, & VII visited Gandhi Smriti Museum, New Delhi. The trip gave them a powerful glimpse
into Mahatma Gandhi’s life, his message of peace, and his role in India’s freedom struggle. Students explored the museum,
walked the path of his final steps, noted down important information, and gained valuable insights into history and
Gandhian values. A truly meaningful and memorable learning experience!

𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐁𝐚𝐥 𝐁𝐡𝐚𝐰𝐚𝐧

Class IV students visited to National Bal Bhawan, Delhi. It is an autonomous institute under the Ministry of Human
Resource Development, that aims at enhancing the creative potential of children by providing them with various
opportunities and a common platform to interact, experiment, create, and perform. It offers a deeper appreciation
for innovation and students explored an array of fascinating attractions.

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EDUCATIONAL VISITS
KIRAN NADAR MUSEUM of ART APJ ABDUL KALAM MEMORIAL
- A TRIBUTE TO A VISIONARY

Students of class IX visited to the Kiran Nadar

Students of Class X visited the APJ Abdul Kalam
Museum of Art in Saket, where they explored an
Memorial, New Delhi as part of an educational field trip
impressive collection of modern and contemporary
aimed at inspiring young minds and honoring the legacy
Indian art. The interactive exhibits and guided tours
of India’s “Missile Man.” The visit provided students with
helped them understand the artworks and their
a deep insight into the life and achievements of Dr. A.P.J.
significance. Students gained valuable insights into
Abdul Kalam, the former President of India and a
various art techniques, styles, and inspirations.
renowned scientist.

GURUDWARA VISIT

Students of Classes Nursery, LKG, I & II visited to the Gurudwara, to begin the new session with divine blessings and to
instill values of humility, service, and spirituality. Students learned about the significance of Baisakhi and respectfully
followed all rituals.

AIRFORCE MUSEUM

Class I & II had the exciting opportunity to visit the Air Force Museum. This educational trip was organized to help
children learn about the history of aviation, the role of the Air Force, and the various types of aircraft used by the
military.

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EDUCATIONAL VISITS
National Museum 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐏𝐡𝐲𝐬𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐋𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲

On 22th April 2025, Class XII Humanities students On the occasion of World Noise Awareness Day, the
visited the National Museum. The objective of visit was students of Class XI Science visited the National Physical
to enhance students’ understanding of India’s rich Laboratory (NPL) to gain insights into noise pollution, its
historical and cultural heritage including the Harappan impact on health and environment, and the scientific
Civilization, the Mauryan, Gupta period, Buddhist Art efforts being made to monitor and reduce it
and lots more….

EXCURSION
TRIP TO CHAIL, KUFRI, NALDEHRA & MASHOBRA

A group of 120 enthusiastic students, accompanied by 13 dedicated teachers from the School, embarked on an
unforgettable educational and recreational trip to Chail, Himachal Pradesh including Kufri, Mashobra and Naldehra
from 20th to 23rd May 2025. The expedition was a journey of discovery, joy, and lasting friendships. The experience
provided students with valuable exposure to local culture, biodiversity, and sustainable living practices, leaving them
with cherished memories and a renewed appreciation for the environment.

TRIP TO JIM CORBETT

Students of class VI-VIII had a recreational as well as educational trip to
Jim Corbett National Park in Uttarakhand from May 26 to May 28, 2025.
They enjoyed an exciting body surfing activity, evenings were filled with
laughter, snacks, and bonding through various adventure games and
activities in camp. The group also took part in swimming pool rafting, the
Zip Line, tent pitching, and pug mark study, which sparked curiosity and
team spirit. Journal writing sessions allowed students to reflect on their
experiences, while lively music and dance added a joyful touch to the nights.
A peaceful sunrise trek brought moments of calm and appreciation for
nature’s beauty. The trip concluded with a cheerful prize distribution
ceremony, acknowledging the enthusiastic participation of all. It was an
unforgettable experience filled with adventure, nature, and learning.

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LIFE SKILL WORKSHOPS
PRE-PRIMARY

GOOD TOUCH & BAD TOUCH

CLASS III - V

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LIFE SKILL WORKSHOPS
CLASS VI -VIII

CLASS XI-XII

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CLUBS
School clubs are integral to the holistic development of students, offering opportunities beyond the traditional academic
curriculum. They serve as platforms for students to explore interests, develop skills, and engage in community-building
activities. The various clubs introduced in school for the session 2025-26 are:
SYNCHRONICITY-The Western Dance, NIMBLE FEET-The Classical Dance, RHYTHM OF THE SOUL- The
Instrumental Music, SAPTAK - The Vocal Music, CREATIVITY CLUB- The Art and Craft, SYNERGY CIRCUIT-
The Technology Club, SHUNYA PRODUCTION- The Theatre Club, PHOENIX-THE MUN Club, ROLL ON THE
WHEEL- The Skating Club, VITALITY-The Taekwondo Club, HEALTH AND WELLNESS-Yoga Club,
RACQUETERS-The Badminton Club , NET LOVERS-The Volley Ball Club, ARCHIVE AVENGERS - The Heritage &
Tourism club, INFINITY CIRCLE - The Maths club

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CHARTER INSTALLATION
CEREMONY 2025-26

DIS proudly hosted the inaugural Interact Club Charter Installation Ceremony with great enthusiasm and decorum
on Thursday 24 April 2025 in the school auditorium. The primary objective of the ceremony was the formal
installation of the newly appointed office bearers for the academic session 2025–26, including the official induction
of President Rajveer Singh Marwah and the entire Interact Club core team. The event marked a significant
milestone in promoting student leadership, community service, and collaboration with the Rotary Club of Delhi
Midwest and the Rotaract Club of Delhi Genesis Midwest. The occasion brought together students, Rotarians, and
faculty members in a spirit of celebration, commitment, and service. Mr. Mahesh Rajdev, President of the Rotary
Club of Delhi Midwest, officially called the meeting to order and carried out the installation of the Interact Club
office bearers. Dignitaries, including Principal Ms. Shweta Oberoi, Education Advisors Ms. Sudesh Thakran and
Ms. Ritu Thakran and other esteemed Rotarians and Rotaractors graced the stage for the charter installation
ceremony. Captivating and vibrant dance performances enriched the celebration and took the august gathering on
a journey of creativity and expression, blending rhythm, melody and emotion

INTERACT CLUB PROJECTS

MISSION KUDRAT
In a powerful ode to environmental stewardship, the school celebrated Project Kudrat — an eight-day sustainability
initiative — with the vision of "Act Green, Live Clean." Led by the Interact Club, the initiative blended awareness,
action, creativity, and collaboration to instill a culture of eco-consciousness among students and faculty. Students
pledged to adopt sustainable habits, while activities like the Eco-Brick Challenge and Eco-Poster Making Contest set
the tone for active engagement.

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CERVICAL CANCER VACCINATION DRIVE
The School successfully hosted a Cervical Cancer Vaccination Drive on May 3rd, 2025, in collaboration with the
Rotary Club of Delhi Heritage, Rotary Club of Delhi West, and Rotaract Club of Delhi Genesis Midwest. This
significant health initiative was further supported by medical facilities provided by Apollo Hospital.
The drive aimed to spread awareness and provide preventive healthcare against cervical cancer among adolescent
girls, highlighting the importance of early vaccination in reducing future risk. Medical professionals from Apollo
Hospital ensured a safe, informative, and well-coordinated vaccination process.

Blood Donation & Heath Checkup Camp

On March 15, 2025, The Rotaract Club of Delhi Genesis Midwest & Interact Club Of the school in collaboration
with Max Hospital, Netravision & Clove Dental organised a Free Health & Dental Check-up Camp along with
Mahadan10.0 -A Blood donation camp with free Thalassemia test. Certificate of Appreciation was given to the
heroes of blood donation .

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As part of the Interact Club’s Project Veer,

students participated in a heartfelt initiative
where they wrote letters to our brave soldiers.
Through their words, the students expressed
deep gratitude for the soldiers' courage,
dedication, and selfless service in protecting the
nation. This meaningful activity aimed to instill
patriotism, empathy, and respect for the armed
forces among the young minds. The letters, filled
with warmth and appreciation, are a small
tribute to the real heroes of our country.

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INAUGURATION OF ROBOTICS PROJECT
EMPOWERING THE FUTURE WITH INNOVATION
"Built to Think. Programmed to Win."
At our Robotics Club, innovation meets real-world problem-solving. We've engineered a Smart Dustbin that opens
automatically, promoting hygiene and automation. Our Line Following Car showcases precision navigation using
sensors and logic. In class projects, we developed a functional Automatic Toll Gate, integrating smart control systems.
Together, we build, code, and create technology that moves the future forward.

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ART VOYAGE

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DIS IN NEWS

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DIS IN NEWS

EDITORIAL TEAM

From Left to Right: Row-1:- Mr. Tarang Singhania, Ms. Chanchal Sachdeva, MS. Aekta Sinha, Ms. Shilpi
Dhruga, Ms. Dimpi, Ms. Divanshi Sikri, Ms. Anjali Gupta
Row 2:- R. Suja, Niyant, Saptrishi

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