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HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2019 JANUARY 31.01.2019 SWS cricket team participated in Corporate Cricket Tournament, organised by IES school & Digiana press at old campion ground Bhopal. Mr. Krishna Singh & Mr Sumit Taneja of DPS Kolar were part of this winning team . Mr. Sumit Taneja was declared as best batsman and Mr. Faisal Meer was declared best bowler of the tournament. Congratulations!!!! 29th & 30th Capacity Building Programme in Science was January organized by CBSE Headquarters/Centre of 2019 Excellence, Ajmer in Red Rose School Lambakheda, Bhopal. Ms. Shivani Avdhani and Mr. Saurabh Sahu attended the two days workshop, on 29th and 30 th January, 2019. The workshop " Science in the light of NCF 2005" aimed at highlighting the importance of Science at Secondary Level and to enable students to develop conceptual and analytical skills. Ms Raunika Gagneja , M. Sc Chemistry San Marino Public School Principal School Indore and Ms Kumud Singh P.G.T. Physics D.A.V. School Indore were the resource person for the workshop. Some of the important topics covered in the workshop included Teaching strategies for each Intelligence, Different teaching methodologies etc. Specially Bloom's taxonomy was said to be an effective teaching method for class room teaching. 24.1.2019 ANNUAL INTER SCHOOL SCIENCE QUIZ COMPETITIONS 4 students of DPS Kolar Road participated in the quarter finals round fot the annual Inter School Science Quiz Competitions for middle and high schools Students conducted by the regional Science centre .Rishabh Kothari of class VIII- A and Rudra Bahal of class VIII A, Anurag Chittawar of clas X D and Pal mihani of class X D participated and qualified for the smei finals. 24.01.2019 Graduation Ceremony for Class XII students in DPS Kolar A truly solemn and impressive Graduation Ceremony was organised on the 24th of January 2019, for the outgoing batch of class XII of Delhi Public School Kolar. The ceremony commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the Chief Guest honourable Mr Yogesh Choudhary, IPS, I.G (Law and Order) Govt. of M.P and Pro Vice Chancellor of Jagran Lakecity University Bhopal Shri Hari Mohan Gupta in presence of the school Principal, Ms. Vandana Dhupar 1 and other dignitaries. Pro Vice Chancellor Shri Hari Mohan Gupta in his address said that in this competitive scenario, education is the strongest weapon against challenging global circumstances and by choosing DPS Kolar as school, the parents have guaranteed high quality education for their children. The Chief Guest implored the students that they must heed to their parents, teachers and elders but equally follow their heart. The evening began with the customary Ceremonial March Past of the students and their teachers who were clad in graduation gowns and caps.The nostalgic students basked in the glory of their individual achievements as the citations were handed over by the teachers. The school Principal, Ms.Vandana Dhupar began the proceedings of the evening by leading the train of teachers and students to light the farewell lamps. She blessed the children for the new journeys offering each a ceremonial lamp to carry in their hands across the central podium from the aisle amid the thunderous applause by the audience consisting of their parents. Lamps symbolise the light of knowledge that students have assimilated as well as the sparks of wisdom. The school choir soulfully sang school anthem, welcome song and several motivational songs of blessing, related to the occasion. The school premise was a scene of festivities, happy faces and emotional moments with group photos, selfies and celebration. The students felt vivacious after getting graduation robes, hats and certificates. Students from class XII expressed their gratitude towards their Alma Matar. The programme ended with a vote of thanks proposed by the Head Boy, Palash Agarwal. 29& Workshop on Scrutiny and Review of 30.01.2019 Global Citizenship Education Handbook was organized by NCERT at Regional Institute of Education Bhopal. Ms. Rishika Solanki ,Ms. Sheetal Gour and Ms. Bhavana Chaturvedi attended the three day workshop from 28th January to 30th January 2019. “Global Citizenship Education” aimed to sensitize our young learners towards the global issue and to invent the ideas to interpret problems. It is also enable the students to develop the broad perspective in the direction of the GCED Components like Education for a Culture of Peace, Sustainable Development, Respect for Multiculturalism, Social Justice, Human Rights and Gender Equality etc. The GCED empower students to develop Conceptual , Analytical, 2 Behavioral, Socio- Emotional and Critical skill. Dr. Sangeeta Pethiya and Dr.S.Sebu were the coordinators of the programme. 26.01.2019 DPS Kolar Road, Bhopal family rejoices and congratulates respected Shri. V.K Shunglu Sir, Chairman DPS Society , New Delhi, Chairman JSWS Group of DPS Schools of Madhya Pradesh for being conferred with PADMBHUSHAN 2019 26.01.2019 Let us rejoice in happiness & indulge in celebration, saluting them who made it possible, who made India stand high & mighty. Let us make them our inspiration. Happy Republic Day! 26.01.2019 The 70th Republic Day was celebrated with solemnity and grandeur at DPS Kolar on 26th January 2019. The day began with the hoisting of the Indian flag by the school Principal Ms.Vandana Dhupar. The cultural programme on the theme 'Gandhi Connect‟, was organised with a purpose of celebrating the 150th birth anniversary ceremony of Mahatma Gandhi. It included the melodious patriotic songs, inspiring mime act, Kavi sammelan and energetic dances in praise of the nation. Madam Principal awarded the winning trophy to Amaltas House, which has excelled in literary, cultural, sports and fine arts activities in session 2018- 19.The Certificates and prizes were also awarded to the students of different classes who have shown their philanthropy in the accomplishment of the mission of Help Age India. 25.01.2019 Regional science centre Bhopal conducted quarterfinal round for the Annual Interschool Science Quiz Competition for middle school and high school students. Two students from middle school Rishabh Kothari and Rudra Bahal of class VIII and two students from high school Anurag Chittawar and Pal Mihani of class X participated and qualified for semifinals. All the best for the next round . 25.01.2019 Sky is the limit when we sow the dreams of the future in our younger generation. Students of class 5 visited Bhopal Flying Club.It was an informative excursion as they had a great time interacting with the pilots, ground and technical staff. Each student was enriched with all technical information imparted by the flying club team. Enthusiasm was at the peak when students were allowed to sit 3 on the pilot's seat. 25.01.2019 It was an occasion of exhilaration, anticipation and aspiration for the students of class XII ,teachers and parents to be part of the second graduation ceremony in DPS Kolar. The evening began with the Ceremonial March Past with students and their teachers who were clad in graduation gowns and caps. Dipsites were poised to slip past the secure surrounding of their beloved school and step outside. The ceremony commenced with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Chief Guest honourable Mr Yogesh Choudhary, IPS, I.G (Law & Order), Government of M.P and Chancellor of Jagran Lakecity University Bhopal, Shri Hari Mohan Gupta. The dignitaries wished all the best for the future endeavours to the senior most students of the school. School principal Ms. Vandna Dhupar blessed the students for the new journey she offered each student a diya. Lamps symbolise the light of knowledge they have assimilated as well as the sparks of wisdom. Students were awarded trophies and mementos. Listening to the achievements of their child was a proud moment for the parents. The celebration was immensely enjoyed by the august gathering. Capacity Building Workshop Escort Teacher : Ms Almais Nasir & Ms. Reeti Tripathi Topic : Social Science in the light of NFC 2005 Capacity Building Programme in Social Science was organized by CBSE in Sagar Public School Saket Nagar, Bhopal. Ms. Almas Nasir and Ms. Reeti Tripathi attended the two day workshop, on 22nd and 23rd January, 2019. 22 & The workshop „Social Science in the light of NCF 2005‟ aimed at highlighting 23.01.2019 the importance of Social Science at Secondary Level and to enable students to develop conceptual and analytical skills. Ms Bhavisha Hirani, Principal Podar International School Indore and Ms. Huma Khan HOD Social Science, Sagar Public School Saket Nagar Bhopal were the resource person for the workshop. Some of the important topics covered in the workshop included Theory of multiple intelligence, Teaching strategies for each Intelligence, Different teaching methodologies, guidelines for giving projects etc. 19.01.2019 Excursion to Kanha Fun city. Escort Teacher : Class VI teachers No .of Participants :132 The students of class VI of DPS Kolar had a day full of fun, Laughter and enjoyment. They visited Kanha ffun City on 19.1.19 The students had gala time on the amazing swings in the amusement park delicious breakfast and lunch was served there .The attraction of the day was “Thrilleum” the theater where students watched „3D‟Movies .The visit to KFC was rejuvenating and refreshing for the students . 4 19.01.2019 Excursion to Kanha Funcity Escort Teacher : All the teachers of class VIII 85 Students from class VIII Another day full of fun, laughter and enjoyment for the young Dipsites of class VI and VIII ,as they visited Kanha Fun City on 19 jan 2019The students enjoyed a lot on swing. The breakfast & Lunch was served there only .Students enjoyed the food & had a fun filled day. 17.01.2019 We at DPS Kolar believe that for holistic growth of mind, body and soul, we have to encourage Teamwork and social adaptability of a child along with the academics.
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