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.

 

INTER CLASS COMPUTER COMPETITION

Primary Department organised inter class Computer Competition to encourage creativity and enhance digital skills among students.

Students of class 3 participated in the competition DIGITAL CANVAS. The theme of the competition was "My Favourite Cartoon Character," and students used Tux Paint to create their designs. The event aimed to foster creativity and basic computer literacy among the young participants. Students skilfully used various tools like the paint brush, stamps, and special "Magic" effects to bring their beloved cartoon characters to life. The competition was a fun and successful display of artistic and technical skills. The competition was judged by Mrs. Simmi Gupta.

Students of class 4 took part in DIGITAL POSTER

The theme of the competition was "Design a Book Cover" using MS Word. This event aimed to test the students' creativity and their ability to use fundamental software tools. Participants utilized features such as shapes, WordArt, text boxes, and images to create imaginative and original book covers. The competition was a great success, showcasing the young designers' talent and technical skills. The competition was judged by Mrs. Nakashi Bajaj.

Competition DIGITAL DESIGNERS was organised for students of Class 5. The theme was "Festivals of India" and students used MS PowerPoint to create presentations. The event aimed to enhance students' digital skills and creativity. Participants used various features like animations, transitions, and image insertion to design engaging and informative slideshows. The competition was a great success, showcasing the students' technical proficiency and artistic talent. The competition was judged by Mrs. Shruti Bhasin.

 Achievement in Maths, Cognition, and Logic Summer Challenge

CRPF Public School, Rohini proudly congratulates Ashutosh Mishra and Daksh Dev of Class XII for their remarkable achievement in the Maths, Cognition, and Logic Summer Challenge conducted by Mathelots.

Daksh Dev secured Rank 7

Ashutosh Mishra secured Rank 16

Both students were invited to a three-day camp conducted by IMO medalist Anant Mugdal, where they interacted with fellow winners, explored advanced problem-solving strategies, and received merchandise for their outstanding performance.

The camp proved to be an enriching experience, helping the students enhance their mathematical thinking and analytical skills.

We extend heartfelt gratitude to our Principal, Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary, for her continuous encouragement and for fostering an environment where students can excel and showcase their talents.

— Mathematics Department,

CRPF Public School, Rohini, Delhi

Mental Math Period Activities

The Class 7 students showcased their creativity and knowledge in mental math period activities from August 25th to 29th. The activities included:

1. Math Riddles: Students created and presented math-themed riddles to challenge their peers.

2. Math Poems: Students wrote and recited poems incorporating mathematical concepts or themes.

3. Biographies of Mathematicians: Students researched and presented biographies of famous mathematicians.

4. Math Tricks: Students learned and presented mental calculation techniques or geometric illusions.

5. Math Puzzles: Students created and solved math puzzles.

Benefits of the Activity

These activities:

1. Boosted Confidence: Helped students build confidence in their mathematical abilities.

2. Developed Problem-Solving Skills: Promoted problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and logical reasoning.

3. Fostered Creativity: Encouraged students to think creatively and express themselves uniquely.

4. Encouraged Teamwork: Developed teamwork and communication skills through collaborative activities.

Heartfelt congratulations to all the students who participated with great enthusiasm and creativity! Keep exploring the world of mathematics and discovering new ways to apply it in your lives.

Mitesh Malik of Class-12A bagged third position in the 40th Delhi State Shooting Championship held at Dr Karni Singh Shooting Range, Delhi on 02-08-2025.

Explore, Learn and Grow 

Curiosity met Creativity at the  Science  Exhibition where students of Primary Department proudly displayed their models, projects and experiments on  30th August. The event was a resounding success, with students presenting various models and experiments that transformed abstract scientific concepts into concrete, interactive displays. The students showcased exceptional creativity and understanding through their impressive models and experiments. From smart city to understanding the density of liquids, from water cycle to rain and  earthquake detectors , alongwith models demonstrating the concepts of photosynthesis, insulators and conductors, and many more. 

Parents and visitors were excited and impressed by the students’ creativity and knowledge. They expressed pride in how well the children explained complex scientific concepts in a simple, engaging way. 

The exhibition fostered a sense of community, as students confidently shared their work with visitors.

Overall, the exhibition was an excellent opportunity for the students to demonstrate their scientific curiosity and teamwork, while also inspiring both parents and peers. 

 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 August on the theme --'Accepting Diversity'---

1.Mobility and orientation activities

CWSN along with their buddies enthusiastically participated in mobility and orientation activities in which students learnt to independently and safely navigate their way in the school including entry ,exit and emergency evacuation .

2.Cultural and recreational activities

CWSN Students across all levels participated in vocal music , dance and theatre activities along with their peers which helped in increasing their self confidence and led to promotion of non discriminative barrier free environment in the school.

 भावनाओं की सरल अभिव्यक्ति ,

  मातृभाषा की है सबसे बड़ी शक्ति ।

कहानी वाचन का हमारे जीवन में बहुत अधिक महत्व है,खासकर बच्चों के लिए।यह न केवल उनके भाषा कौशल को विकसित करता है, बल्कि उनकी कल्पना शक्ति,नैतिक मूल्यों और सांस्कृतिक समझ को भी बढ़ावा देता है। कहानी वाचन से न केवल बच्चों की भाषा की समझ और शब्दावली में वृद्धि होती है, अपितु उनकी कल्पना शक्ति का भी विकास होता है। कहानी वाचन न केवल मनोरंजन का एक साधन है, बल्कि यह विद्यार्थियों के सर्वांगीण विकास में भी महत्वपूर्ण भूमिका निभाता है।

 इन्हीं सब बातों को ध्यान में रखते हुए प्राइमरी विभाग में अगस्त माह के अंतिम सप्ताह में कक्षा तीसरी, चौथी और पांँचवी में हिन्दी कहानी वाचन प्रतियोगिता का आयोजन किया गया। जिसमें सभी विद्यार्थियों ने बढ़ - चढ़ कर भाग लिया। विद्यार्थियों ने ज्ञानवर्धक,रोचक और नैतिक मूल्यों पर आधारित कहानियांँ सुनाईं । उन्होंने अपनी - अपनी कहानियों से संबंधित सहायक सामग्री (प्रॉप्स) का इस्तेमाल करते हुए पूरे जोश व उमंग के साथ प्रस्तुति दी। निर्णायक मंडल ने सभी विद्यार्थियों की कहानियांँ सुनीं व उनकी प्रशंसा करते हुए उन्हें बेहतर प्रदर्शन के सुझाव दिए।

National Sports Day Celebration

Today, our school celebrated National Sports Day with great zeal and enthusiasm. To mark this special occasion, Class 6th students participated in inter-house sports events conducted during the school hours.

The events were organized to encourage the spirit of teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship among the students. All participants took part with full energy and enthusiasm, making the competitions lively and exciting. The atmosphere was filled with cheer and motivation as students represented their houses with pride.

The celebration not only honored the legacy of Major Dhyan Chand, whose birth anniversary is observed as National Sports Day, but also inspired the students to adopt sports as an integral part of their dailyLives

Overall, the day was a memorable one, successfully spreading the message of fitness unity and importance of sports

Regards

Sports department

Investiture Ceremony

(Pre - Primary and Primary Department)

 Leaders are not born, they are made by their hard work, determination, and responsibility.

 Pre-primary and Primary department hosted Investiture ceremony with great dignity and enthusiasm on 25th August. Junior Head boy, Gursaanj Singh, Junior Head Girl, Avika Sharma and the prefects were conferred with badges by Principal ma'am. They took the oath of office, promising to uphold the values of discipline, integrity and service to the school.

In her address, Principal ma'am congratulated the newly appointed leaders and encouraged them to lead by example. She emphasized that leadership is not about authority but about responsibility, teamwork and setting the right example for others.

The event instilled in the students a sense of pride, responsibility and commitment towards the school.

Report: Unveiling the Chemistry in Food Competition

On August 25, 2025, Class 11 students participated in an exciting group activity, "Unveiling the Chemistry in Food," where they showcased their culinary skills and knowledge of scientific principles in food preparation.

Event Highlights 

- Students formed groups of four and prepared innovative dishes, including dal pakwan, choco bliss, imli jaggery beverage, idli, sambar, rasmalai, paneer tikka, nariyal laddoo, and cheesecake.

- Each group explained the scientific principles behind their recipes, demonstrating understanding of concepts like denaturation of protein, sugar caramelization, gelatinization, Maillard reaction, baking, and more.

Judging Criteria 

The dishes were evaluated based on:

- Selection of Ingredients: Creativity and relevance of ingredients used

- Explanation of Scientific Principles: Depth of understanding and clarity in explaining food chemistry concepts

- Taste: Flavor profile and palatability of the dishes

- Aesthetic Appeal/Plating: Presentation and visual appeal of the dishes

- Use of Colors: Effective use of colors to enhance the visual appeal

Outcome 

The competition was a huge success, with students showcasing their hidden talents and creativity skills. The event was well-organized.

-Students gained hands-on experience with various food chemistry concepts, such as:

    - Denaturation of Protein: Understanding how heat, acidity, or other factors alter protein structures

    - Sugar Caramelization: Observing the chemical changes that occur when sugar is heated

    - Maillard Reaction: Recognizing the complex flavor compounds formed through amino acid and reducing sugar interactions

    - Gelatinization: Understanding the process of starch gelatinization in cooking

 Judges were fascinated to see the creativity, teamwork, and critical thinking among students

We  are thankful to Principal Mam for providing students with a valuable opportunity to explore the fascinating world of food chemistry.

“The function of leadership is to produce more leaders, not more followers.” – Ralph Nader

On 25 August 2025, CRPF Public School, Rohini, hosted its Investiture Ceremony, a solemn and momentous occasion that celebrated the formal induction of the newly elected student council and prefectorial board. Organized by Shakti House, the event stood as a testimony to the school’s unwavering commitment to nurturing future leaders who embody discipline, responsibility, and the ethos of the institution.

The ceremony commenced with the ceremonial pinning of badges. The newly elected Head Boy, Saswat Singh (XII E), and Head Girl, Sargam Singh (XII E) were honoured by Principal Ma’am, Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary. This was followed by the felicitation of the Deputy Head Boy, Ashutosh Mishra (XII D), and Deputy Head Girl, Yashika Yadav (XII F). The proud moment continued as the House Captains, Vice-Captains of the four houses—Shradha, Shrum, Shaurya, and Shakti—along with other members of the prefectorial board were adorned with their badges by their respective House Masters, who lauded their capabilities and entrusted them with the mantle of leadership.

With heads held high and spirits firm, the student leaders took the oath of office, administered by Principal Ma’am, pledging to uphold the values of the school, lead with integrity, and perform their duties with dedication. A thought-provoking and creative video on leadership was also showcased, highlighting the importance of taking initiative and inspiring others to follow with responsibility and determination.

In her address, Principal Ma’am emphasized the true essence of leadership—reminding the newly appointed leaders that authority alone does not define a leader, but rather the ability to inspire, guide, and carry the team along with humility and empathy. She encouraged them to serve as role models, to lead by example, and to always prioritize collective welfare over individual gain.

The ceremony concluded with a wave of pride, motivation, and optimism, leaving everyone present inspired to witness a future steered by these young, dynamic leaders.

Our students Umang Sharma (8C) and Chirag Gupta (8B) won the First Prize in the Maths Quiz Competition held at Jagannath International School.

A vibrant Inter House Model Making Competition was held today, inspired by the theme Science for Future Sustainability. Students from all houses presented innovative, eco-friendly models, demonstrating creativity, teamwork, and practical understanding of sustainable science. The event encouraged everyone to think about smart solutions for a greener planet.

A heartfelt thank you to our esteemed judges whose insights made the event truly special. Special gratitude to our HOD for arranging such a distinguished panel of judges and for her unwavering support in making this event a grand success.

Congratulations to all enthusiastic participants for making this competition meaningful and memorable!

We are happy to share that our students bagged the following positions in various events at Zonal level competitions.

I position in Science Drama Competition

Tushar Attri (Class IX-E) III Position in Vocal Semi-Classical Music (Senior Boys Category)

Prince (Class VIII-B) II Position in Mono Acting Competition (Junior Category)

Kasturi Kumari (Class XII-A) II Position in the Mono Acting Competition (Senior Girls Category)

Avinash Kumar (Class X-E) and Swastik Chauhan (Class X-E) III Position in Hindi Debate Competition

Brief Report on Old Age Home Visit by Class 10 Students of CRPF Public School, Rohini

On 22.8.25, Class 10 students of CRPF Public School, Rohini, visited Kamla Bakshi Elders Home, sector 17, Rohini, as part of a school-organized social service initiative. The visit aimed to bring joy and companionship to the elderly residents while fostering empathy among the students.

The students presented a vibrant program, including a skit titled Purana Daur aur Nya Daur, which contrasted traditional and modern lifestyles, earning applause for its meaningful message. They also sang classic Hindi songs, prompting the elders to join in with enthusiasm, sharing nostalgic memories. A lively song guessing game sparked laughter and participation, followed by a dance session where students and residents danced together to upbeat music, creating a joyful atmosphere.

The elders were deeply touched, blessing the students for their thoughtfulness and energy. The visit was a heartwarming success, leaving the residents smiling and the students inspired by the experience, with a deeper appreciation for intergenerational bonding.

The students' selfless act of donating medicines, grains, and other essential items to the old age home not only brought joy to the residents but also instilled a sense of humanity and compassion in the young donors. Such initiatives help students develop empathy and understand the value of giving back to the community. It's heartwarming to see the positive impact of their kindness!

We are delighted to share that Abeer Choudhary of Class VIII D has secured First Position in the English Declamation Competition (Junior Boys Category) at the Zonal Level. He has qualified for the District Level Competition.

CRPF Public School Rohini was honored with a Certificate of Appreciation from NITI Aayog’s Atal Innovation Mission for our enthusiastic participation in Mega Tinkering Day on 12th August 2025. 

This event celebrated our students’ creativity, spirit of tinkering, and scientific curiosity, reflecting our commitment to fostering innovation and hands-on learning in our school community.

The students of Class 9 had an enriching experience watching the theatrical performance on the French Revolution at the Kamani Auditorium on 21st August 2025. The play brought history to life with powerful acting, dramatic scenes, and realistic costumes that vividly portrayed the struggles of the common people, the rise of revolutionary ideas, and the fall of monarchy. Watching the performance helped them understand the events more clearly than from textbooks, as they could feel the emotions, hardships, and courage of the people of that time. It was both educational and inspiring, leaving the students with a deeper sense of appreciation for the French Revolution. I whole heartedly thank Principal ma'am for providing us an opportunity to witness such an enthralling performance of the French Revolution like never before.