Report on Class 10th Inter-House Handball Tournament (27/10/2026)
The Sports Department successfully conducted the Inter-House Handball Tournament today. Students from all four houses participated with intense competitive spirit and exemplary sportsmanship. The energy on the field was incredible, and it was wonderful to see our student's dedication to team spirit and healthy competition.
Report on Career Counselling Session for Class 11
Date: Tuesday, 27 October 2026
Resource Persons: Mr Animesh (CLAT, IP MAT, CUET), Mr Alok Kumar and Mr Abhay Singh (NDA, NA)
A career counselling session was organised for the students of Class 11 on Tuesday, 27 October 2026. The session was conducted by resource persons from Physics Wallah (PW) with the aim of guiding students about various career opportunities and competitive examinations.
Mr Animesh from Physics Wallah provided valuable information about the CLAT and IPMAT examinations. He explained the eligibility criteria, examination pattern, preparation strategies and career prospects related to law and management courses. He encouraged students to identify their interests and strengths and plan their future accordingly.
Mr Alok Kumar and Mr Abhay Singh guided the students about career in the Armed Forces through the NDA and NA examinations. They explained the selection process, academic and physical requirements, and the importance of discipline, dedication and patriotism for a career in the Defence Forces.
The students actively participated in the session and asked relevant questions regarding admissions, preparation, career options and the selection process. The resource persons answered all their queries patiently and provided practical guidance.
The career counselling session was highly informative, motivating and inspiring for the students of Class 11. It helped them gain better clarity about different career pathways and understand the importance of timely and well-planned preparation for competitive examinations.
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WIT BEYOND WORDS : A Celebration of Creativity, Confidence and Spontaneity
With an aim to transform the school hostel into a vibrant platform for linguistic expression and creative thinking, an engaging English-speaking competition titled “Wit Beyond Words , Think, Speak and Inspire” was organised on 26 October 2026. The event encouraged students to step beyond conventional classroom learning and showcase their spontaneity, imagination and communication skills through exciting on-the-spot challenges.
Mrs. Khyati Jain, PGT English, was invited as the judge to evaluate the participants on their fluency, originality, expression and presence of mind.
Students of Classes VI–IX participated in “Speak on the Spot”, an extempore challenge featuring imaginative and unconventional topics. Their spontaneous responses, witty remarks and confident presentations made the competition lively and entertaining.
Students of Classes X–XII showcased their creativity in “The Three-Word Story Challenge”, where they were required to weave three unrelated words into an engaging and coherent narrative. Their inventive plots, unexpected twists and storytelling skills left a lasting impression.
Each participant was allotted two to three minutes to present their ideas. The competition concluded with the felicitation of winners in the junior and senior categories.
The event proved to be a delightful blend of imagination, wit and eloquence, providing students with an enriching platform to think on their feet, overcome stage fright and discover the joy of spontaneous expression.
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Students of Classes VII–XII of CRPF Public School visited the National Police Memorial, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi, on 25 October 2026. The visit aimed to familiarise students with the courage, dedication and sacrifices of CRPF personnel and other police officers.
Students interacted with gallantry award-winning officers, who shared their real-life experiences and insights into the challenges and responsibilities of serving the nation. An engaging question-and-answer session encouraged students to participate actively and deepen their understanding.
The visit enhanced students’ awareness of the CRPF’s role in national security, fostered respect for police personnel, strengthened patriotism and promoted values such as courage, discipline, perseverance and selfless service. It also provided valuable experiential learning beyond the classroom.
The visit was an enriching experience that inspired students to appreciate the sacrifices of security personnel and uphold the values of dedication, responsibility and national pride.
ACHIEVEMENT IN CRICKET
The school proudly congratulates Yuvraj Singh of Class IV-A, who represented in a state-level cricket tournament held in Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh, from 1st to 5th October 2026, where his team secured the second position.
The school wishes Yuvraj continued success in his future sporting endeavours.
REPORT ON CYBER CRIME AND CYBER SECURITY AWARENESS SESSION
Date: 22 October 2026
Class: VIII
Topic: Cyber Crime and Cyber Security Awareness
“Think before you click, stay alert, and keep your digital world safe!”
CRPF Public School, Rohini, organised an informative and engaging Cyber Crime and Cyber Security Awareness Session for the students of Class VIII on 22 October 2026. The session was conducted by Advocate Mamta Shukla and graced by the presence of special guests, Mrs Pooja Negi and Mrs Kavita Dhar.
During the session, Advocate Mamta Shukla sensitised students to various cyber threats, including phishing, image morphing, fake job offers, and online financial scams. She highlighted the importance of protecting personal information, avoiding suspicious links, and refraining from sharing OTPs, PINs, passwords, or banking details with strangers. She also informed students about the helpline number 1930 for reporting financial cyber fraud.
The interactive session emphasised that responsible online behaviour, alertness, and digital awareness are essential for staying safe in today's technology-driven world. It empowered students with practical knowledge to recognise potential cyber threats and adopt safe digital practices.
The session proved to be a valuable learning experience, reinforcing the message that cybersecurity begins with awareness and responsible action.
Heartfelt gratitude is extended to our respected Principal Ma'am, Mrs Nidhi Chaudhary, for taking this valuable initiative to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly.
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Inter-House Sports Competition Report
Date: 22 October 2026
Yesterday, the Inter-House Relay Race Competition for Class VII boys and girls was conducted with great enthusiasm and sportsmanship. Students from different houses participated actively and showcased excellent teamwork, coordination, and competitive spirit.
Additionally, the Inter-House Football Match for Class XII boys was conducted yesterday between Surya House and Shraddha House. The match was played with great enthusiasm, and Surya House emerged victorious.
Congratulations to the winning team and all participants for their wonderful performances.
Community helpers make our world a safer,happier and better place to live.
The little ones of Class KG enthusiastically participated in the Character Portrayal Competition on the theme “Community Helpers.” They dressed up as different community helpers, such as doctors, teachers, police officers, firefighters, soldiers, and many more. They confidently introduced their characters and spoke a few simple lines about their roles and importance in our daily lives.
The competition provided a wonderful platform for the young learners to enhance their speaking skills, build confidence, develop stage presence, and express their creativity. Their adorable performances, colourful costumes, and enthusiastic participation made the event enjoyable and memorable. Our young anchors, Devansh of Class I Sunflowers and Lakshika of Class II Daffodils, did a fantastic job of compering the event. Their confidence, enthusiasm, and excellent presentation skills made the programme lively and engaging.
Our esteemed judge, Mrs. Alpana Sharma, mother of Vedant Sharma student of Class 1 Daisies and Ms.Deepshikha were spellbound by the wonderful performances of our little stars.The competition concluded on a happy note, appreciating the efforts of all the little participants and encouraging them to continue learning and shining with confidence.
The results are as follows -
First position -
Arnim Suyal( KG Daffodils )
Varenya Bhardwaj (KG Daisies )
Second position -
Raghav Gupta (KG Daffodils )
Saransh (KG Daisies )
Third position-
Adwaita Dubey( KG Sunflowers)
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