Sugar Awareness Project: "Sugar Boards"

As part of the Happiness Project, students in classes 6 to 8 embarked on a Sugar Awareness initiative to create a healthier and more informed community. The project involved creating A4-sized sheets to raise awareness about the risks of excessive sugar consumption and promote healthy eating habits.

Key Takeaways:

1. Normal Sugar Levels: Students learned about recommended daily sugar intake and its effects on the body.

2. Insulin Intolerance: They understood insulin intolerance, its symptoms, and relation to sugar consumption.

3. Health Risks: Students highlighted risks associated with excessive sugar intake, including:

    - Obesity and Weight Gain

    - Type 2 Diabetes

    - Tooth Decay and Oral Health Issues

4. Sugar Content in Foods: They researched and listed sugar and calorie content in popular foods and beverages, such as:

    - Soft Drinks

    - Packaged Snacks (biscuits, chips, energy bars)

5. Healthier Alternatives: Students suggested healthier options like fruits, nuts, and low-sugar snacks.

 Students participated enthusiastically and learnt valuable facts about sugar consumption and its effects on the body in a fun and engaging way. We would like to extend our gratitude to our Principal Mam for providing such opportunities for students to explore and learn through such initiatives.

Middle School team

"Learning is not the product of teaching. Learning is the product of the activity of learners."

To promote joyful education, C.R.P.F Public school, Rohini organized 'Bagless Adventure Day' on 5th July for students of classes KG to 5. This initiative was in alignment with the vision of NEP 2020.

Following activities were carried out-

KG class Students enjoyed exciting activities like a Treasure Hunt, Jump and Count the Puddle, and a rhythmic "कविता  – बारिश आई छम छम” sparking curiosity and creativity.

Class 1 Students explored 'ee' and 'oo' sound words through interactive phonics-based learning, along with a Hindi recitation (Paryavaran – First Round), encouraging expressive and environmental awareness.

Class 2 Students immersed themselves in Hindi and English listening activities, followed by a fun flipcard-making task, where they applied their understanding of three-digit numbers and place value.

A meaningful Value Education session on Personal Safety – “Good Touch, Bad Touch” was also conducted, helping children recognize and respond to situations with confidence and awareness.

Learners explored Maths beyond textbooks through engaging tasks such as making 3D shapes, reflection symmetry designs and alternative calculation techniques making the subject fun and visual. In EVS class, children worked on their models and explained the concept behind it. They showcased their expressive abilities and confidence through lively poem recitation and storytelling sessions.

In Value Education class session on ' Good touch bad touch ' was taken which was followed by the activity ' My Safe Circle'.

A thrilling hurdle race was held on the field, encouraging teamwork and sportsmanship among students. They had fun participating in music and dance sessions.

The Bagless Adventure Day was a celebration of creativity, collaboration, and communication and allowed students to learn by doing and develop love for learning.

 

INTERNATIONAL PLASTIC FREE DAY

PRE PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

Every year, International Plastic Free Day is observed on July 3rd to raise awareness about the harmful effects of plastic pollution. It is a call for an action to protect our environment, oceans, wildlife, and future generations from the toxic impacts of plastic waste.

To raise awareness among students’ various activities were conducted throughout the day.

KG class made beautiful paper bags and decorated them as well.

Poster making activity was done in the class 1 to encourage them to use jute bags. Children also watched a documentary on how to stop using single use plastic. Class 2 children made collage on SAY NO TO PLASTIC.

Children took pledge to avoid single use plastic and they understood the concept of reducing reusing and recycling.

Public speaking activity was conducted and students of Pre-Primary students presented their views on plastic free day enthusiastically and confidently.

Together, we can make a difference. Let’s take this step today for a cleaner, healthier, and more beautiful planet.

Say no to plastic, yes to the planet! 🌿

 Workshop on Implementing Recommendations of NCF and NEP

Date 30-6-25

CRPF Public School, Rohini, recently organized an insightful workshop for teachers focusing on the implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) and the National Curriculum Framework (NCF). The session was graced by Mr. Lucky Puchhrat, Founder of Mavericks India Solution, as the guest speaker.

Mr. Puchhrat, known for his unique ability to draw parallels between Eastern philosophies—including Hindu mythology—and Western management practices, inspired the audience with his thought-provoking insights. His address aimed to empower educators by helping them understand the deeper meaning and historical context of NEP and NCF.

He elaborated on the eight key recommendations of NEP and the seven core suggestions of NCF, while stressing the need for a learner-centric, inclusive, and progressive education system. He delved into various types of pedagogies and clearly explained the difference between pedagogy (teacher-led learning) and andragogy (adult self-directed learning).

Highlighting the importance of scaffolding—the concept of “holding the hands of learners” through guided support—Mr. Puchhrat emphasized the need to instill the what, how, and why of learning in every student.

Bringing mythology into modern education, he drew compelling examples from the Mahabharata—explaining why Lord Krishna chose Arjuna to receive the Gita Gyaan, stating that the Gita, being an embodiment of Saraswati (knowledge), was meant for one whose mind was ready to expand. He also cited the story of Lord Rama not healing Laxman instantly, underscoring the importance of undergoing a process—highlighting that there are no shortcuts to true learning and growth.

The workshop concluded with a renewed sense of purpose among educators, who left with practical tools, spiritual reflections, and a stronger commitment to implementing the recommendations of NEP and NCF in their classrooms.

REPORT ON WORKSHOP ON POCSO ACT – 28th June 2025

CRPF Public School, Rohini, organized an awareness workshop on POCSO (Protection of Children from Sexual Offences) to educate teachers on safeguarding children and handling sensitive situations effectively.

The session was conducted by Ms. Aastha Dabla, a Counseling Psychologist with a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology and over three years of experience across schools, counseling centers, and juvenile observation homes.

Ms. Dabla explained the objectives and scope of the POCSO Act, various kinds of offences that fall under it, and the corresponding punishments. She also guided teachers on how to identify signs of abuse, the correct approach a school should take if such an incident occurs, and how to counsel and support affected children sensitively.

The session was insightful and reinforced the importance of being vigilant, informed, and compassionate in ensuring every child's safety and well-being.

 REPORT ON WORKSHOP ON CYBER SECURITY AND ONLINE SAFETY – 28th June 2025

CRPF Public School, Rohini, organized an Awareness Workshop on Cyber Security and Online Safety for the teaching and non-teaching staff. The session aimed at sensitizing the staff to the growing threats in the digital world and equipping them with essential tools to stay safe online.

The resource person for the workshop was Sh.  Bhoopendra, Sub Inspector from PS Cyber, Rohini, who has been serving in the Delhi Police since 2019 and has over three years of experience in handling cybercrime cases.

In his interactive and informative session, he highlighted the various types of online scams, digital frauds, and data thefts that individuals can fall prey to, often unknowingly. He shared practical tips on how to stay vigilant and safeguard personal data

Sh. Bhoopendra, specifically spoke about the importance of securing WhatsApp with a password or two-step verification to prevent unauthorized access. 

The session concluded with a strong message on the importance of digital awareness and safe online practices in today’s tech-driven world. The staff appreciated the session for being highly relevant and eye-opening. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our Principal Ma’am for providing such meaningful opportunities for growth.

 Report on counselling session by CRPF, CWA

“In today’s world, it’s not just what you know, but what you can do with what you know that defines your success.”

The CRPF Family Welfare Association (CWA), under the visionary leadership of Dr. Anamika Singh, president CWA along with CRPF Management, organized a power-packed career counseling session for students of Classes X and XII of CRPF schools on 25th June 2025 at Shaurya Bhavan, Vasant Kunj.

The event was graced by Honourable Shri G.P. Singh, IPS, DG CRPF, who inspired the students by sharing his personal journey, encouraging them to stay focused and never let academic failures define their potential.

The keynote speaker, Dr. (Prof.) S.P. Singh, Director General and Vice Chancellor of Kaushalya – The Skill University, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, delivered a compelling address on the significance of skill-based learning in the modern world. He emphasized that while degrees are important, it is the ability to apply knowledge practically that truly sets one apart in today’s dynamic job market.

Using the powerful metaphor of “sweat”, Dr. Singh reminded students that real success is born from effort, discipline, and perseverance. He reinforced that there are no shortcuts, every achievement is carved through consistent hard work and the willingness to learn from failure.

Dr. Singh also highlighted how institutions like Kaushalya University are aligning education with industry needs, making learning more affordable, accessible, and hands-on. The session ended with an engaging Q&A, where students received clear and motivating responses to their career-related queries.

A heartfelt vote of thanks was delivered by Keshav Kant, Class XII Humanities student from CRPF Public School, Rohini, who expressed deep gratitude to CWA and CRPF organization for this valuable and eye-opening opportunity.

The session proved to be a transformative experience, equipping students with not just information, but also the inspiration to move forward with purpose, confidence, and the courage to sweat for their dreams.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to our Principal Ma’am for providing such meaningful opportunities for growth.

Jinisha of class VI A has won Bronze medal in Team Kata (one of the Karate Style) in 4th KIO National Karate Championship -2025 which was held at Dehradun.

Aksh Dayal of Class VI A got Second prize at Zonal Level in Chess competition organised by Royal Chess Academy.

REPORT ON INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY

 

Today, June 21, 2025, CRPF Public School, Rohini, celebrated the 11th International Yoga Day with immense positivity and unwavering patience. This year's theme, "Yoga for One Earth, One Health," beautifully reminds us that just as the world seeks balance, so do our bodies and minds through Yoga. By strengthening ourselves, we extend that care to our Earth, echoing the timeless Indian ethos of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam—the world is one family.

 

Our Yoga session saw an enthusiastic turnout, with 215 students/NCC Cadets, 25 teachers, and around 70 parents participating. The students also participated in online session conducted by SPIC MACAY from 16^th June – 21^st June 2025. We extend our sincere gratitude to the dedicated Yoga instructors from Yog Sansthan for leading today's enriching session. As a gesture of our respect and appreciation, saplings were presented to them by our respected Principal Ma’am.

 

After the Yoga session, refreshment was distributed to all the students/NCC cadets.

To commemorate the legacy of P.N. Panicker, the pioneer of the library movement in Kerala and the father of the reading mission in India, CRPF Public School, Rohini, celebrated National Reading Day with enthusiasm and literary fervour.

The event aimed to rekindle the joy of reading among students and promote lifelong reading habits. Students from various classes participated in a series of engaging activities. They read excerpts from their favourite books, shared meaningful snippets, and spoke about how reading has inspired and influenced their lives.

 Jinisha has won 3 medals (1 Gold & 2 Bronze) in three different Karate Style in Delhi State Sub Junior Karate Championship -2025 held at Delhi and Qualified for National Karate Championship 2025.

 A Father is the one friend upon whom we can always rely.

To honour and celebrate the invaluable role of father in one's life, students of Primary and Pre Primary Departments engaged themselves in many activities which not only provided them a platform to express their love and appreciation towards their fathers but also strengthened the emotional bonds within families.

 

CRPF Public School, Rohini Leads the Way in Environmental Stewardship

CRPF Public School, Rohini, celebrated World Environment Day 2025 on 5^th June with a host of impactful activities that reflected its ongoing commitment to sustainability. Aligned with the theme “Beat Plastic Pollution”, the event emphasized the need for environmental consciousness beyond just one day.

The celebration began with a sapling plantation drive symbolizing the nurturing of life and care for nature. Students planted saplings at home with their families, fostering personal responsibility towards a greener planet. The school also launched the moving campaign “एक पेड़ माँ के नाम 2.0”, strengthening the emotional connection with nature.

To further raise awareness, students participated in a Poster Making Competition, Slogan Writing, and Eco-Talks, creating meaningful messages like “Say No to Plastic” and “Protect Nature, Save Future.”

Environmental action is a continuous process at CRPF Public School. Initiatives such as Eco-Clubs, a Plastic-Free Campus Drive, and Energy Conservation Practices are seamlessly integrated into school life. These efforts align with NEP 2020, NCF, and SQAFF 2.7, aiming to nurture informed, responsible global citizens.

The school remains dedicated to creating a generation that lives in harmony with nature.