ABHIK DABAS (VIIIC) and VANSH (VIIB) have won Second Position in संवाद वाचन, an interschool competition held by St. Margaret Senior Secondary School, Prashant Vihar.
The campus of CRPF Public School, Rohini, echoed with pride and celebration as we welcomed back one of our most illustrious alumni — Aakash Garg, a shining star from the batch of 2018, who has etched his name in history by securing the 5th All India Rank in the esteemed UPSC Civil Services Examination 2024.
Known for his academic brilliance and quiet determination even during his school days, Aakash has always stood out. With unwavering focus and relentless perseverance, he pursued his dream of serving the nation, transforming it into a remarkable achievement that has become a source of immense pride for his alma mater.
To honour his stellar accomplishment, a special interaction session was organised that brought together eager students, proud teachers, and cherished memories. The event began on a warm and heartfelt note, as our respected Principal ma'am, Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary, extended a warm welcome , celebrating not just his success, but also the values and grit that led him there.
Aakash shared the story behind the headlines, his challenges, moments of doubt, and the discipline that kept him going. Students, brimming with curiosity, asked thoughtful questions, hoping to unlock the secrets of his success. His honest, grounded responses left everyone inspired and deeply moved.
It was more than just a celebration; it was a moment of reflection ,a reminder that within every classroom sits a future leader, waiting to rise and shine.
To commemorate English Language Day, and honour the bard, CRPF Public School, Rohini, organized a series of engaging and intellectually stimulating activities that celebrated the richness, versatility, and global significance of the English language. The celebrations aimed at enhancing students’ appreciation for the language while honing their communication, literary, and critical thinking skills.
1. Shakespeare Quiz Competition:
A specially curated quiz was conducted for students,
focusing on the life and works of William Shakespeare. Students answered
questions ranging from famous lines and characters to lesser-known facts about
the Bard’s influence on the English language.
2. Debate Competition – “English: A Global Necessity or
Cultural Dominance?”
A spirited debate was conducted wherein students explored
the impact of English as a global language. Participants showcased
well-researched arguments, impressive diction, and persuasive oratory skills,
sparking thoughtful discussions among peers and teachers alike.
3. Phrasal Verbs Popularised by Shakespeare:
An interactive classroom activity highlighted phrasal verbs
and idiomatic expressions coined or popularised by Shakespeare.
4. Speaking Activities
Students participated in numerous oratory activities.
Emphasis was laid on pronunciation, intonation, and expressive delivery.
The English Language Day celebration at CRPF Public School,
Rohini, was a meaningful and enriching experience that ignited a deeper love
for the language among students. Through a variety of literary and linguistic
activities, the event not only honoured William Shakespeare’s legacy but also
emphasized the enduring power of English in connecting cultures and minds.
We thank Principal ma'am for endless support.
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World Book Day Celebrations
Pre primary department (23/4/25)
World Book Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm. The event aimed to foster a love for reading among students and to highlight the importance of books in shaping young minds.
The students were encouraged and motivated to read a book fortnightly and narrate that story in the class in their own words so as to enhance their speaking and imaginary skills. They were motivated to buy good story books and set up a home library.
Classroom activities included storytelling sessions, book-themed quizzes, and bookmark-making. Teachers narrated classic story tales sparking lively discussions among students.
The celebrations successfully instilled a deeper appreciation for reading and encouraged students to explore the magical world of books beyond their curriculum.
Suchiishwar and Bhavana of Class XII F participated in an international online debate on the topic "Indian-Sri Lankan Relations: A Model for Regional Cooperation in South Asia", organised by Edu TV. The event witnessed participation from numerous reputed schools across India and South Asia. A panel of esteemed judges, including members of the Sri Lankan Embassy, evaluated the performances.
Suchiishwar highlighted the historical and cultural ties between India and Sri Lanka, emphasizing the role of shared heritage in strengthening bilateral relations. Bhavana focused on economic collaboration, maritime security, and the importance of people-to-people contact in building a resilient regional partnership.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our respected Principal, Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary, for encouraging and enabling students to engage in such prestigious international platforms, thereby nurturing global perspectives and confidence.
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“The earth is what we all have in common.” – Wendell Berry
On 22 April 2025, CRPF Public School marked Earth Day with a whole‑school programme spanning Pre‑Primary to Grade 12. A themed morning assembly—song, dance, poem and pledge—set the tone, urging students to be “guardians of nature
The day blended art, science and civic action, leaving new greenery on campus and a stronger commitment to protect our planet.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to the Principal ,Mrs Nidhi Chaudhary, whose vision and unwavering support made every activity possible and inspired the entire school to act with purpose for the planet. Her leadership continues to nurture eco‑conscious minds across the campus.
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Bagless Day ( Primary
Department)
Theme -- Honoring our Roots
Date -- April 19, 2025.
In alignment with the National Education Policy's vision of
experiential learning, students of Primary Department enjoyed 'Bagless Day '
with the theme ' Honoring our Roots'. The day was designed to help students
connect with India's cultural and historical heritage through storytelling,
art, music, games, and food -- all without textbooks.
It was pure fun participating in Indian traditional game '
Lagori ' which is played using seven stones. This activity brought highest
level of excitement, teamwork and a glimpse into India's rich play culture.
Music class introduced students to Raag Vrindavani Sarang, sparking curiosity
about classical Indian music.
In language classes, students enjoyed an engaging narration
of traditional folk tales. The stories were interactive and conveyed moral
values in a fun way. They also shared their thoughts on ' What makes India
special?' They talked about cultural diversity, multilingualism, landmarks,
monuments, food and cuisine, and natural beauty. In Hindi class, students loved
to compose poems.
Students of class 3 in Maths class presented the data using
Tally Marks.This activity helped students to build foundational skills in data
handling, counting, and organization. It helped them relate math in daily life.
Students of classes 4 and 5 created
beautiful Kolam designs appreciating the traditional art form.
ATL visit for students of class 3 was both educational and
fun, providing students with a glimpse into the world of innovation and
technology.
In EVS, students of class 4 learnt about traditional Indian
food, their ingredients and health benefits. A small tasting session was also
conducted. Students of class 5 made greeting cards/ drawings using turmeric
paste and soap solution. They were amazed to see the magic of writing with soap
solution on paper coated with turmeric paste and changing of colour from yellow
to red. They were told the principle behind the magic that how turmeric being
an indicator changes color from yellow to red on coming in contact with soap
solution, which is a base.
In Value Education class, children expressed gratitude to
God for all the blessings they have in their lives.
It was a joyful and enriching experience for everyone as it
helped to nurture creativity, collaboration and a deeper connection to our
roots.
Primary Department
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Class VI: Happiness Tree
Students reflected on personal happiness, connecting with
their feelings by writing what brings them joy on leaf cutouts. They created a
collaborative "Happiness Tree" on A4 sheets, fostering a positive
mindset.
Class VII & VIII: Emotional Release
Activity Overview
1. Emotion Check-In: Students identified and reflected on
negative emotions.
2. Creative Expression: Students expressed and released
emotions through:
- Writing
poems/journal entries
- Creating art
representing emotions
- Writing letters
to their emotions (Letter to My Emotions)
- Creating
emotional collages
This activity helped students recognize and manage negative
emotions through creative reflection.
We're grateful to our Principal Mam for providing
opportunities for students to showcase their creativity and achieve balance in
their lives.
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Class VI: Happiness Tree
Students reflected on personal happiness, connecting with
their feelings by writing what brings them joy on leaf cutouts. They created a
collaborative "Happiness Tree" on A4 sheets, fostering a positive
mindset.
Class VII & VIII: Emotional Release
Activity Overview
1. Emotion Check-In: Students identified and reflected on
negative emotions.
2. Creative Expression: Students expressed and released
emotions through:
- Writing
poems/journal entries
- Creating art
representing emotions
- Writing letters
to their emotions (Letter to My Emotions)
- Creating
emotional collages
This activity helped students recognize and manage negative
emotions through creative reflection.
We're grateful to our Principal Mam for providing
opportunities for students to showcase their creativity and achieve balance in
their lives.
Team Middle School
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World Heritage Day inspires us to explore our roots and celebrate our global unity.
To mark this day and raise
awareness among the students about the importance of preserving our rich
cultural and historical heritage, a special assembly was conducted in
Pre-Primary department by Class 1 on 17 th April,2025.
The assembly commenced with the
morning prayer, followed by the news headlines and thought of the day.
A beautiful poem was then recited
by students celebrating the timeless glory of Indian heritage.
The students gave an engaging
presentation on our heritage sites like Taj Mahal, Qutub Minar, Hampi etc. They
spoke passionately about importance of protecting our heritage for future
generations. They highlighted effective and meaningful ways to preserve them.
To conclude, the students shared
powerful slogans that echoed the message of the day:
“Preserve the past, protect the
future,
Don't let our heritage fade -
let's protect what our ancestors made".
Pre -Primary Incharge, Ms.Hema
Batra addressed the students and emphasized the importance of preserving our
national heritage. She encouraged them to respect and protect monuments by not
scribbling on walls or littering at historical sites. She also motivated the
children to explore India’s rich cultural legacy by visiting heritage sites
during their vacations.
The assembly was both informative
and inspiring, reminding everyone that our heritage is not just about
monuments—it's our identity and pride and we all have to take a collective responsibility
to conserve our priceless heritage and history.
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