Special assemblies were conducted by students of CRPF Public School, Rohini across all the wings to mark the twin occasions of Dussehra and Gandhi Jayanti.
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INCLUSIVE EDUCATION CLUB ACTIVITIES
Inclusive Education club has been
constituted in the school as per DOE guidelines to ensure equal opportunity to
all students in all educational and social activities and to help in minimizing
societal and attitudinal barriers faced by Divyang students.
The following activities were
conducted in the month of September ---
1. Awareness about International
Day of Sign Languages
Students were sensitized about
the International Day of Sign Languages using educational slides and video. The
video provided key information on the importance of sign languages, the rights
of the hearing-impaired community, and some basic signs for students to
practice.
2. Participation of CWSN in
Special Assembly along with their peers
Special assemblies were organised
to promote inclusivity by encouraging the participation of Children with
Special Needs (CWSN) alongside their peers. During the assembly, CWSN took
active roles in activities such as singing and dancing. Peers provided support
and collaborated, creating an inclusive and encouraging atmosphere. The event
helped raise awareness about diversity and emphasized the importance of equal
opportunities for all students. The assembly was a successful step toward
building a more inclusive school community.
🎉 Proud Moment for Our School! 🎉
We are thrilled to share that our CWSN student, Sanvi of
class 8A has won two medals at Zonal level Para Sports meet.
This incredible achievement showcases determination, hard
work, and talent. Congratulations to the champion and our dedicated mentors!
# 200 m Race - Gold medal 🥇
#Long Jump - Gold
medal 🥇
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Report on Teachers’ Day Celebration
CRPF Public School, Rohini celebrated Teachers’ Day with great enthusiasm to honour the invaluable contribution of teachers. The distinguished guest of the day, Sh. D.S. Negi, DIG (Adm) cum Manager, CRPF Public School, Rohini, was warmly welcomed by the School Principal, Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary, with a token of respect, while the PTA members were greeted with saplings as a symbol of growth and gratitude.
The celebration began with a cake-cutting ceremony, followed by a melodious choir presentation and a graceful Guru Vandana dance performance. In his address, Sh. D.S. Negi DIG (Adm) cum Manager, CRPF Public School, Rohini shared inspiring words on the role of teachers in shaping future generations. Teachers completing 15 and 25 years of service were felicitated for their dedication and commitment.
Principal ma'am delivered a heartfelt vote of thanks, after which gifts were distributed to all teachers. The event concluded with a fellowship lunch, marking the day with joy, respect, and gratitude for the teaching fraternity.
TEACHERS’ DAY CELEBRATION 2025
CRPF Public School celebrated Teachers’ Day with great
enthusiasm to honour the mentors who shape our lives and future. The program
began with a soulful prayer, followed by an inspiring thought for the day and
the latest news updates. A calm and soothing Guru Vandana dance performance
created a serene atmosphere of devotion and gratitude. The heartfelt poem
recited by a student further expressed respect and love for teachers. Students
also shared reflections on the significance of Teachers’ Day, along with a
special talk on the festival of Eid, beautifully connecting the values of
respect, unity, and compassion. The highlight of the celebration was the warm
felicitation of our respected Principal Ma’am with a bouquet, presented by the
Head Boy, Head Girl, and other students, followed by her motivating address.
The event concluded with heartfelt wishes, leaving every teacher feeling deeply
appreciated and cherished. Indeed, our Principal Ma’am stands as a mentor and
guiding light, inspiring both teachers and students alike.
Teachers' Day celebration in Pre Primary and Primary department
With hearts full of admiration
and voices raised in joy, students of Pre Primary and Primary Department came
together to honour the guidance of their beloved teachers. School choir presented a soulful song which
created joyful and respectful atmosphere. This was followed by character
portrayal of Dr. Radhakrishnan where a student of Grade 5 dressed as a great
scholar shared his thoughts. Students of Pre-Primary classes recited heartfelt
poems honouring their teachers. Through a street play titled ' Dis-connect to
Re-connect ' students of Primary wing conveyed the importance of reducing
screen time and building human connections rather than being overly dependent
on social media. Through this street play they promised their teachers that
they will prioritize their academic goals by reducing unnecessary screen time.
This powerful message was well received by all.
On behalf of all the students of
Pre Primary and Primary Department Junior Head boy and Junior Head girl thanked
Principal ma'am for being the guiding light of our school. Her encouragement, wisdom
and care inspire all of us to learn, grow and become better every day. The programme beautifully reflected the love
and respect students hold for their teachers and reminded everyone of the
invaluable role teachers play.
'Science Spectacle' - Classes 1 and 2
To cultivate a scientific temper and explore the wonders of
science, 'Science Spectacle' competition
was held for students of Classes 1 and 2. Students enthusiastically
participated, showcasing a wide variety of models and experiments. The young
innovators presented eco-friendly alternatives and sustainable solutions to
protect our environment.
Each model demonstrated a logical and scientific approach
with innovative ideas. Projects on solar energy, windmills, rainwater
harvesting, electric vehicles, waste management, and pollution control
highlighted the students' concern for a greener and healthier planet.
Ms. Anuradha Gulati, science teacher from the senior wing
and the event's judge, appreciated the
students for their innovative ideas and practical demonstrations. The event successfully spread the message
that small steps in science and innovation can lead to big changes for our
planet. We are grateful to our Principal Ma'am for her endless motivation and
encouragement.
Prize Winners
Class 1
* 1st Position: Dev
Pratap Singh (1-DF), Akul Sharma (1-SF), Harshita (1-DS)
* 2nd Position: Vansh
Dagal (1-DF), Samayara Rawat (1-DF), Reyansh Tiwari (1-SF)
* 3rd Position:
Swastik Mehra (1-SF), Shravya Bansal (1-DS), Shreea Sharma (1-DS)
* Consolation Prize:
Saksham Kumar (1-SF), Yashika (1-DS), Mishika Garg (1-SF)
Class 2
* 1st Position:
Dhanyan Verma (DF), Pihu (SF), Vihaan Bhardwaj (DS)
* 2nd Position: Paras
(DF), Vihaan Dabas.Aayansh Tripathi
(SF), Harshit Dahiya (DS)
* 3rd Position:
Saiyam Verma (DF), Raghavi Sharma (SF), Rudraansh Sharma (DS)
* Consolation Prize:
Taashvi Gola (DF), Tanishq Gola (DS)
* Special Mention:
Anisha (SF), Evaan Sharma (DS)
Interhouse Best out of Waste Competition was held on 1st September to foster creativity, innovation, and awareness about sustainable practices among students. The objective was to develop scientific temper, problem-solving skills, and promote the concept of 'Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle.' Students from various classes participated enthusiastically, showcasing models made from waste materials like cardboard, plastic bottles, and electronic scraps. The models demonstrated scientific principles and innovative solutions to real-life problems. We appreciate the remarkable guidance and appreciation provided by our Principal, which boosted the students' morale. The event was successfully coordinated by teacher-in-charges Ms. Raveena Gautam and Ms. Rupali Dawar.
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