DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL · DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL Hyderabad DIPSCOOP October, 2016 Volume 7 Issue 5 Dear...

DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL Hyderabad

DIPSCOOP October, 2016 Volume 7 Issue 5

Dear parents, With school life being the first step of the ladder of one’s career, it is the teachers who are a blessing in

a student’s life, guiding them through thick and thin. Their assistance, like the sound of wind chimes,

soothes away the pesky worries in a young learner’s mind. They pass on the golden gift of knowledge,

unleashing the potential that’s within each one of us.

The arrival of teacher’s day each September provides the students with the perfect opportunity to

express a heartfelt thanks. The joyous event gave the teachers a well-deserved break and their delight

was evident as they let their inner child take over, zealously singing their favourite songs and glowing

with the warmth of love that the students showered upon them. We present...

Teachers' Day Celebrations

Education is such an aspect of life where the heart is inseparable from our head. The building blocks of

our educational journey are our very own teachers. As imparters of knowledge they harness our abilities

and always bring out the best in their students.

The first week of September saw a week long celebrations of

Teacher’s day. Each Wing had come up with creative ideas to

host a programme for their ardent teachers.

The birth anniversary of the legendary teacher,academic

philosopher and the President of India-

Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was celebrated in full vigour and

fervour.

The students of grade II came up with a skit wherein the

teacher reminisces the days of yore. Respect was paramount

for every student then. With the change in times, the feelings

seem to have eroded. The message was crystal clear.

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The students of Grade IV to VI organized a dance performance that was an ode to the educators. The role of a guru in the students’ life cannot be underestimated and a skit, depicting the influence of teachers in the life of a person was then performed.

The special assembly by Grade VIII saw a skit on classroom situation and a retro dance. The third of September was the Grand finale day.The 12 graders were the host of the programme and all the teachers from Pre-Primary to the Senior Secondary enjoyed being the guests. The theme of the show was 80s and 90s with a special tribute to the Indian film industry through a band and dance performance. Along with a few addresses and poems dedicated to our ‘Gurus’ games were also a part of the assembly. The second part of the show was dedicated to just the teachers, where a special power point presentation conveying the regards and wishes of all the dipsites(both the present and ex) was presented.


Cultural Programme

GRADE III:A and H The most beautiful thing in this world is to see your parents smiling and knowing that you are the reason behind their smile. As a part of the cultural event, the students of grade III A and H showcased their talent of acting in the comic skits taken from the stories of “The Disciples of Paramananda”. The skits kept the audience enthralled. Almost everyone sitting in the audience had a hearty laugh watching the skits. GRADE III: C and G

The students of grade IIIC and G presented a great show on the Akbar – Birbal stories. The story ‘A trip to heaven’ was enacted with chic. Mesmerizing music and foot taping dances added colours to the presentation. Students worked diligently to impress their parents and performed flawlessly.


GRADE III: B and F

The students displayed a wide array of colourful and reverberant programmes.An invocation dance took the audience into a divine and cosmic world. The message of togetherness was conveyed by the children. Rainbow dance was the main attraction of this event, wherein the students gave a great performance to a foot tapping music. GRADE III: D andE

The students spread the spirit of serenity through an invocation dance followed by an inspirational song .The theme ‘Hard work is the key to Success ‘ was well depicted through a skit based on The tales of Tenali Rama”. The court scene in King Krishnadeva raya’s kingdom and the humorous introduction of Tenali Rama kept the audience enthralled.

Ganesh Chaturthi Celebrations

01 September 2016

The students of Nursery C & E came together for a special assembly to celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi. The stage was brightly decorated with a beautiful backdrop. The children were aptly dressed up for the choir, skit & dance. A skit based on Ganesh’s childhood was performed. The skit on Ganesh’schildhood gave a strong message that parents are equal to God because a child sees the whole world in them.


HINDI DIWAS Grade VIII organised and presented a special assembly on the occasion of Hindi Diwas. The

hasyakavita and street play on the role of Hindi in National Integration was the highlight and won

appreciation. Winners of various competitions held on the occasion were felicitated.

Save Our Planet

- A week long celebrations by the Pre-Primary Wing

It is said that the essence of knowing the meaning lies in the participation. Pre-Primary children celebrated the true meaning of Saving Earth by participating in different activities all through the week from 6th to 9th September. The students of Nursery were taught how a seed grows into a sapling. Children sowed seeds in the glasses given to them. The students of Prep participated in poster making. They decorated the poster with their palm prints . The other activities included nature walk and making paper bags . It was a visual treat to see each one –plant one sapling to mark the conclusion of the celebrations.

Vegetable Printing Contest

Class: Nursery

Through Vegetable Printing the children get to explore different shapes and textures by using vegetables. Random prints encourage them to create interesting images which builds up the child’s artistic abilities. To enhance this ability Sapphire House conducted a Vegetable Printing contest on 16th September 2016. Children from all the Sections of Nursery participated in the contest.


They were given the outline picture of a pineapple for vegetable printing and with the help of a lady finger they created beautiful patterns on it. They were excited to see their favourite vegetable being used in some other way apart from eating. Amazing art work was seen.

Winners:

Class: Nursery-A

Class: Nursery-B

Class: Nursery-C

Class: Nursery-D

SL. NAME HOUSE POSITION

1 NAISHA RAGU SAPPHIRE I

2 B.AARUSHI REDDY RUBY II

3 SHANAYA GROVER EMERALD III

4 SAHASRA BHIMA.V RUBY CONSOLATION


1 ANVI GUPTA SAPPHIRE I

2 NAYAN SAI.A EMERALD II

3 VRISHANK NARASIMHA.D RUBY III

4 BRIHAT SAAI.M TOPAZ CONSOLATION


1 MUSKAAN MANIHAR RUBY I

2 V.SRI NIKITHA RUBY II

3 CHERUKURI DHRUV EMERALD III

4 V.N.NIHAL SAPPHIRE CONSOLATION

S.NO. NAME HOUSE POSITION

1 TARANG RAYUDU RUBY I

2 SRIKRUTHI.M RUBY II

3 AARADHYA.S.KULKARNI TOPAZ III

4 INAYA QURESHI EMERALD CONSOLATION


Class: Nursery-E

Inter House Individual Recitation

CLASS: PREP Inter house competition for the month of September was Individual Recitation based on the theme –

Nature. Each section recited different poems on the theme. It was a tribute to nature by the students

who recited poems about nature’s beauty and its abundance. The poems also covered the topic of

conservation. The children showcased immense talent in their voice modulation, expression and clarity

in their diction.

The winners were as follows: CLASS: PREP-A SL NAME OF THE CHILD HOUSE POSITION

1. VEVAAN BHATIA RUBY I

2. BHAVANI VENKATA.Y SAPPHIRE II

3. NEHA MIKKILINENI SAPPHIRE III

4. AAKRITI SATPATHI TOPAZ III

5. KARTHIK PALLEMPATI RUBY CONSOLATION

CLASS: PREP -B

S.NO. NAME HOUSE POSITION

1 AADYA KAROLE RUBY I

2 ANAGHA.V RUBY II

3 AADYA SINGH SAPPHIRE III

4 SRIHAN REDDY RUBY CONSOLATION

SL NAME OF THE CHILD HOUSE POSITION

1 KASHVI NANGALI EMERALD I

2 SHAIVI PETWAL SAPPHIRE II

3 SAI DEEPAK AYTHA RUBY III

4 PRISHA SWAIN TOPAZ CONSOLATION


CLASS: PREP-C

PREP-D

CLASS: PREP-D

CLASS: PREP -E

CLASS: PREP-F


1 TRISHA RAWAT SAPPHIRE I

2 ASHWIKA VERMA RUBY II

3 DIYA THUMMALA SAPPHIRE III

4 AADHYA JAISWAL EMERALD III

5 MISTI NIGAM EMERALD CONSOLATION

6 NISHTA GARG EMERALD CONSOLATION


1 NAGA LIPIKA EMERALD I

2 PARTH SARATHY JENY TOPAZ II

3 AASHI KUMAR RUBY III

4 Y.G AARADHYA REDDY SAPPHIRE CONSOLATION


1 ANAGH PANI RUBY I

2 C.T VIBHA SAPPHIRE II

3 AAHDYA JHA RUBY III

4 AKSHAYA D EMARALD CONSOLATION


1 SALONI NANDIGAH EMERALD I

2 HARIVANSHA SINGH RUBY II

3 RIKHIL SINGH SAPPHIRE III

4 SHRESTA .R TOPAZ CONSOLATION


Inter School Competitions

Inter School competitions held at DPS Nacharam

Sl. Name of the Participant Class/ Sec Position Event

1 VADAANYA SHARMA 2B 1st Story Telling (Hindi)

2 VIBHUSHITA SHARMA 2H 1st

3 BALA YASHASHWINI 2F 1st Story Telling (Telugu)

4 MOKSHA SRI 2C 2nd

5 JOE MATHEW 11A Best Speaker

Debate 6 JOE MATHEW 11A 2nd

7 PRAGYA ANANTH 11A

8 PRACHI PRADHAN 9B 1st Declamation (Hindi)

9 AANYA SODHANI 5E

1st Dramatization (folklore)

10 NAVTEJ DUA 5C

11 KSHITIJ MATHUR 5D

12 DARSHIKA 5D

13 PARTH BHATIA 5F

14 HAARIS MOHAMMED IQBAL 5F

15 SHASHANK 5B

16 BHOOMI BANSAL 5H

Time for Accolades

The students of class 5 bagged the 1st position in Dramatization (Folklore)


Joe Mathew bagged the Best Speaker in Debate. The team, Joe Mathew & Pragya Ananth (extreme right) won 2nd position in Debate. Prachi Pradhan won the 1st position in Declamation (Hindi)

Bala Yashaswini (centre) bagged the 1st position in Story Telling (Telugu); Moksha Sri (extreme left) bagged the 2nd position in Story Telling (Telugu) and Vibhushita Sharma (extreme right) bagged the 1st position in Story Telling (Hindi)

Inter School Competitions held at Oakridge International School, Hyderabad

Sl. Name of the Participant Class/ Sec Position Event

1 AARUSHA A. BHATT 4A 1st Tell A Tale (English -Story Telling)

2 RUQAYYAH M. Z. 5A 3rd Origami 3 SUHANI AGARWAL 8H 1st

Flower Arrangement (Jr.) 4 JAYASIMHA 7B 2nd 5 VIDHI AGARWAL 11 B 3rd Flower Arrangement(Sr.) 6 NAMAN GOEL 11 D 3rd Doodle Art

7 AAYUSHMITA BHATTACHARYA 11D 1st Essay Writing

8 Y. RAMA SAI 12 D 2nd Fabric Painting on T-shirt 9 NAMIT ARJARIA 8A

1st Ad Mad 10 ANANYA SRIVASTAVA 8B 11 TANEESHA CHATURVEDI 8G 12 GAURAV PALLOD 8D


13 Y. G. BHARGAV 8E 14 AGREEMA DHIMAN 8F 15 KUSHAGR TIWARI 8G 16 RASHI SINGH 8H 17 SRISHTI GUPTA 9

2nd Nukkad Natak

18 TANISH GOEL 9 19 TARUNI SRIVASTAV 9 20 PALAK GOEL 9 21 SHAVIKA KAPUR 9 22 ISHAN MANKODI 9 23 SMRITI VOHRA 9 24 SUHANI MODI 9 25 ANJALI KHANDPAL 5E

3rd

LOKGEET INDIAN FOLK

SONG GROUP

26 ANYA SODHANI 5E 27 SATVIK SIMHADRI 5H 28 T. SAI SRIYA 5G 29 NIKHILA KAVURI 5G 30 ARNAV VARMA DANTULURI 5A 31 PRATIKSHA WADMARE 5F 32 V. V. S. MAHATI 5F 33 SARA JOSHI 5E 34 YASHWANTH ADITYA

VARMA 5H 35 BHAVISHYA TAARININ

MALLELA 4G 36 THWISHA MUNJAMPALLY 4D 37 P. SANJANA 4H 38 SAHITI ORUGANTI 4H 39 AVASARALA S. RAGHAV 4E 40 C. NAINIKA REDDY 4H 41 BHAGAVATULA PRANAMYA 4H 42 P. PALLAVI 4E 43 SUMEDHA DAS 4E

Aarusha A. Bhatt bagged the 1st position in Suhani Agarwal bagged the 1st position & Jayasimha Story Telling (English) bagged the 2nd position in Flower Arrangement in the same category - Juniors.


The students of class 9 bagged the 2nd position in Nukkad Natak. Aayushmita Bhattacharya (extreme left) bagged the 1st position in Essay writing. Y. Ramasai (2nd from left) bagged the 2nd position in Fabric Painting on T-shirt. Vidhi Agarwal (2nd from right) bagged the 3rd position in Flower Arrangement (seniors category). Naman Goel (extreme right) bagged the 3rd position in Doodle Art.

WORKSHOPS

Counsellors from Michigan Technological University organised a seminar for the students of class 12.

The counsellors presented a comprehensive presentation that adequately answered all queries

pertaining to the courses at the university. The counsellors stressed on the holistic education offered by

the university which also offered a sundry of recreational activities like ice hockey and skiing. The

seminar was well received by the students.


Sports Roundup

Sports & Games Results atvarious Levels

Name of the Player Class

/Sec Level of

Competitions Venue & Date Game/Events Position

SIDDHARTHA SHUKLA III F Inter School Hyderabad Chess 2nd

T. TANVI REDDY V A Inter-School Hyderabad Skating 1st

SRIHITHA MANDAVA III C Zone BANGALORE GOLF 2nd

G.ISHIKA VARMA VIII C

State Gymkhana Grounds,Hyd Basketball 2nd M.SAI SIDDHI

YASHASWINI VIII H

M.HARSHITHA VII D

Y.KAIVALYA LAKSHMI VIII D State Khammam Badminton Single-1st Double-1st

ROHAN DESAI X F

State Hyderabad Table Tennis 3rd RAGHAV RATHI IX E

ARYA BHATT IX A

INTER SCHOOL SWIMMING COMPETITIONS

held at OAKRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, NEWTON CAMPUS HYDERABAD

Sl. Student Name Class Event Position 1 JATIN BHATIA 8G 50MBR/S, 4*50MF/S RELAY GOLD,BRONZE

2 KSHITIJ DEMBLA 8E 4*50MF/S RELAY BRONZE

3 KARTHIKEYA.T 9C 4*50M F/S RELAY BRONZE

4 PRATHAM.K 9C 4*50M F/S RELAY BRONZE

5 SHREYA.C 9E 50M BR/S SILVER

6 LAYA.D 9A 50M BK/S SILVER

7 ABHIJIT.V 11D 50M BK/S, 4*50M F/S RELAY GOLD,BRONZE

8 NAMAN GOYAL 11A 4*50M F/S RELAY BRONZE

9 SURYANSH SINGH KANWAR 11C 4*50M F/S RELAY BRONZE

10 ANGELA TERESA JOSE 11B 4*50M F/S RELAY SILVER

11 AKHILA KOLLI 11A 50M F/S,4*50M F/S RELAY GOLD,SILVER

12 SANJAY NALLURI 12 A 4*50M F/S RELAY BRONZE

13 YAMINI JAYASWAL 12C 4*50M F/S RELAY SILVER

14 SHAGUN GOYAL 12C 50M BR/S,4*50M F/S RELAY BRONZE,BRONZE

Ranga Reddy District Basketball Tournament held at Word & Deed School, Hayathnagar, Hyderabad.

Results: Runner - up

Standing: (From right) Coach Mr. Ravi, U/14 Team Captain ISHIKA VARMA D – receiving the Trophy Front row: ( From right) MUSKAAN , KINNERA, ANANYA, YASHASHWINI, NAINA, MITHUSHI. Back row: (From right) SIVANI, ANYA, HARSHITHA


Y. KAIVALYA LAKSHMI of class 8 bagged the Winners Trophy in Singles and Doubles in

Telangana State Sub-Junior Boys & Girls Badminton Tournament held at Khammam Dist.

T. TANVI REDDY of class V won ASHRITH VALISHETTY of class V &SHRIYANSHI VALISHETTY of class IV Gold medal in SGFI at Zonal Level won the 1st position in Inter School Badminton Tournament 2016, Skating Championship. organised by GARUDA Badminton Academy, Yapral, Secunderabad.

As September tip toes away, we have the privilege of looking forward to the merriment that October will

create with its colourful festivities. On this positive note, we encourage you to do everything with Meraki,

a beautiful Greek word that describes doing something with love, creativity and soul and putting the very

essence of yourself into your work.


May the lamps of joy illuminate your world and bring health, wealth and prosperity.

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