World Book Day 23.04.24

“That's the thing about books. They let you travel without moving your feet.” ...

Various activities were carried out throughout the day in Pre-Primary classes on this year theme 'Read your way' to celebrate 'World Book Day'.

In Class KG and Class l, students made bookmarks and gave it a glimpse of grace with colours.

'Word of the Day' was also introduced through activities.

Class-ll students narrated self-written stories through stick puppets made by them. By instilling a love of reading at foundational stage, we aim to give our students a head starts on expanding their vocabulary and building independence and self-confidence. And also, to help children learn to make sense not only of the world around them but also people, building social-emotional skills and of course, imagination.

CRPF PUBLIC SCHOOL, ROHINI organised a workshop for cracking NDA and was aimed at educating students about career opportunities as commissioned officers in the Armed Forces of India. The key note speaker Col SK Chhikara, a Sainik School and National Defence Academy alumnus, who served in the Indian Army as Infantry officer for 33 years, provided valuable insights into the various branches of the armed forces, eligibility criteria, selection process, and life as an officer.

The primary objective of the workshop was to familiarize students with the different career paths available in the Armed Forces and to inspire them to consider serving the nation through a career in the forces.

We are highly grateful to Principal ma'am for arranging such workshops for our students.

 On April 22, 2024, CRPF Public School, Rohini, commemorated Earth Day with fervor and dedication across all three wings. Each wing organized unique activities and presentations to raise awareness about environmental conservation and sustainability.

Pre-Primary Wing:

Class II Daffodils initiated the day with a special assembly featuring a skit on saving Earth and a melodious song performed by the Choir group. The entire pre-primary wing took a pledge to safeguard the Earth for a better tomorrow. Children engaged in various activities, including creating Earth-themed crowns, going on nature walks, and dressing in blue attire to symbolize the Earth's oceans. Class KG made miniature Earths on paper plates, while Class I students crafted posters, and Class II participated in a craft activity using cut-outs of handprints.

Primary Wing:

Shakti House of the primary wing commenced their Earth Day assembly with inspirational songs and a Hindi poem highlighting the importance of environmental protection. A skit underscored the urgency of combating pollution and adopting eco-friendly practices. Students pledged to make a positive difference and learned about practical measures to conserve the environment. Ms. Vandana, the Primary Incharge, emphasized the responsibility of every individual towards nature, echoing the sentiment that to survive, humanity must protect its habitat.

Senior Wing:

The auspicious morning of Earth Day saw the senior wing, orchestrated by Shrum House, delivering a poignant discourse on Earth's significance. A soul-stirring poem and musical performances celebrated the Earth's magnificence and resilience. A skit titled “हमारी धरती हमारी जिम्मेदारी” highlighted the imperative of environmental conservation. The Vice Principal, Mrs. Beena Sri Kumar administered a solemn pledge towards environmental stewardship, urging unity and commitment.

Get ready to embark on a soul-stirring journey with a captivating morning assembly brought to you by the talented students of Class XII A! Join us as we come together in reverence to celebrate Mahavir Jayanti with utmost devotion and heartfelt bhakti.

Prepare to be enchanted as we delve into the profound tale of the birth of Lord Mahavir, the 24th Tirthankar of Jainism, and unravel the profound wisdom encapsulated in his five principles for leading a life filled with bliss and harmony.

Immerse yourselves in the soulful rendition of the Namokar Mantra by our class choir, as their harmonious voices uplift our spirits and evoke a sense of serenity within us.

But that's not all! Brace yourselves to be spellbound by the mesmerizing skit portraying the enchanting tale of Demon Shulpani and his transformative journey into an ardent disciple of Lord Mahavir, brilliantly brought to life by the exceptionally talented dramatists of Class XII A.

Wishing you all a joyful and deeply meaningful Mahavir Jayanti as we come together to honor the timeless teachings and profound legacy of Lord Mahavir.

 Happy Mahavir Jayanti!

"Fire safety is everyone's responsibility; let's ensure our preparedness for emergencies."

On April 19th, 2024, CRPF Public School in Rohini took a proactive step towards ensuring the safety and security of all students and staff by conducting a comprehensive Fire Safety Mock Drill. Collaborating with officers from the Delhi Fire Safety Academy, Sector XIV Rohini, the school aimed to educate and prepare everyone for potential emergencies. In a gesture of appreciation, Principal Ma'am felicitated the team of fire officers and presented a sapling to SO Mr. Bhupender Sharma, symbolizing growth and renewal in safety practices.

Prioritizing an efficient and orderly evacuation of the school building, the drill served to familiarize students and staff with fire safety measures and emergency procedures. Teachers diligently briefed students on emergency exit plans, evacuation routes, and safety protocols, ensuring everyone was well-prepared.

With three headcounts scheduled throughout the drill, including before leaving the building, reaching the assembly ground, and returning to classrooms, the importance of accountability and coordination was emphasized. Special attention was given to students with special needs, ensuring their safe evacuation with the assistance of designated buddy students.

The collaboration with the Fire department proved invaluable as officers provided essential tips and demonstrated the proper use of fire extinguishers, empowering everyone with life-saving knowledge. The Principal, Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary's proactive leadership in implementing such initiatives for experiential learning is commendable.

 Class VIII A Celebrates World Heritage Day with Enthusiasm!

On April 18th, 2024, class VIII A took center stage for a special assembly commemorating World Heritage Day. The students actively participated in the event, showcasing their talent and knowledge through a well-scripted program.

The assembly featured a captivating talk that enlightened the audience about the significance of preserving our world heritage.  A vibrant nukkad natak (street play) brought the message to life, leaving a lasting impression on the importance of cultural and historical treasures.  The students further engaged their peers with a thought-provoking poem, stirring a sense of responsibility towards safeguarding our heritage. To test the knowledge gained, the assembly culminated in a fun and interactive quiz, making learning an enjoyable experience.

The entire presentation, from scripting to execution, was a testament to the students' dedication and enthusiasm. Their high level of motivation was evident throughout the assembly. We extend our gratitude to the principal, Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary, the vice principal, Mrs. Beena Shri Kumar, and the coordinator, Mrs. Suman Dhingra, for their invaluable guidance and support in making this assembly a resounding success.

In observance of World Heritage Day, CRPF Public School, Rohini embarked on a journey to celebrate and preserve our rich cultural legacy. Students across various classes engaged in a multitude of activities, showcasing their creativity and reverence for heritage.

*Mask Making (Class VI):*

Class VI students delved into the world of artistry as they meticulously crafted masks representing endangered species. Through this activity, they not only displayed their artistic talents but also underscored the importance of wildlife conservation in preserving our natural heritage.

*Poster Making (Class VII):*

The corridors of Class VII resonated with creativity as students immersed themselves in a poster-making competition. Their vibrant and thought-provoking posters depicted the journey through time, exploring our cultural roots. Each poster served as a visual narrative, advocating for the protection and promotion of our cultural heritage.

*Brochure Making (Class IX):*

In Class IX, students embarked on a journey to explore the cultural tapestry of Delhi through brochure-making. They meticulously curated information about the city's historical, architectural, and cultural landmarks, presenting it in visually appealing brochures. Through this activity, they aimed to foster awareness and appreciation for the local treasures that enrich our heritage.

*Poem Composition (Class X):*

Class X students let their words dance on the canvas of poetry as they composed verses on the theme "Discover and Experience Diversity." Through their poignant expressions, they celebrated the beauty of cultural diversity and emphasized the importance of cherishing and preserving our heritage for generations to come.

Additionally, Class 2 organized a spirited assembly, where students delivered enlightening speeches and heartfelt performances, highlighting the significance of heritage preservation. Meanwhile, in the Primary Department, Shaurya House led an assembly featuring soul-stirring choir performances and captivating insights into historical monuments.

As we reflect on this enriching celebration, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Principal, Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary for her unwavering support and encouragement in fostering cultural awareness among our students.

"The greatest comforts and lasting peace are obtained when one eradicates selfishness from within." - Guru Gobind Singh

On April 12th, 2024, the school resonated with the vibrant spirit of Baisakhi as students from all wings came together to celebrate this joyous occasion. Keeping true to the school's tradition of embracing diverse festivals, each wing organized special assemblies and activities to mark the significance of Baisakhi.

In the Pre-Primary Department, Class 2 orchestrated a delightful assembly, where our tiny tots adorned traditional Punjabi attire and immersed themselves in the festivities. From soulful songs and captivating poems to informative talks, the students showcased their talents with enthusiasm. Under the guidance of Ms Hema Batra, the in-charge of the Pre-Primary wing, the children learned about the cultural and agricultural importance of Baisakhi. Meanwhile, in Class 1, students engaged in kite-making activities, while our youngest champions in KG celebrated "Yellow Day" with various craft activities, capturing countless fun moments.

Transitioning to the Primary Department, the students of Shrum house led a spirited assembly, shedding light on the significance of Baisakhi and its connection to the agricultural cycle. Mrs. Vandana Sehgal, the department's Incharge, emphasized the role of farmers and agriculture in our nation's prosperity, inspiring students to appreciate and learn from such harvest festivals.

In the Senior Wing, Shakti House orchestrated an assembly that merged the essence of Baisakhi with the commemoration of Ambedkar Jayanti. Through soul-stirring songs, mesmerizing dance, and insightful discussions, students highlighted the cultural and social significance of these festivals. The Principal, Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary graced the occasion, imparting wisdom and blessings for the students to flourish like vibrant flowers in the fields.