Inclusion of two shining stars from class 12 (2023 - 24) of C.R.P.F Public School, Rohini in the HT Achievers List on 24.05.2024.

Three students from the Class XII (2023-24) of CRPF Public School, Rohini earned a place in the TOI Star Achievers list on 28.5.2024





 

Farewell ceremony of Vice Principal Ma'am

CRPF PUBLIC SCHOOL, ROHINI organised Farewell ceremony for Vice principal, Mrs. Beena Srikumar on 24-5-24. The ceremony commenced with the welcome of Mrs Beena Srikumar and her family members by respected Principal ma'am, Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary.

Beena ma'am was felicitated with school memento for committed service to school and was presented school gifts by principal ma'am followed by various departmental gifts.

The event included a video presentation by students and staff members showcasing memorable moments.

In her Farewell speech, Vice principal ma'am expressed her gratitude to principal ma'am and all staff members for their support over the years.

The event concluded with Principal ma'am 's address wherein she highlighted Beena ma'am 's significant contributions to the school and praised her dedication and positive impact she had on both staff and students.

The Farewell ceremony was a touching tribute to Vice principal ma'am 's immense contribution for the school, leaving behind a legacy of commitment and inspiration.


                                       






 Four students from the Class X (2023-24) of CRPF Public School ,Rohini earned a place in the TOI Star Achievers list.



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 May---

1.       Awareness Talk on Thalassemia

2.       Screening of Disability themed short movie for students

These activities helped in spreading awareness and sensitization towards persons with disabilities in the community and led to promotion of non-discriminative barrier free environment for all.





 NCC ATC CAMP

Health check-up camp and workshop on 'Health and lifestyle management of children'

Dates :17th and 18th May,2024

Organised by: CRPF Public School, Rohini in association with Maharaja Agrasen Hospital

Day 1 ---17-5-2024

A health check-up camp was organised for pre-primary students (classes kg to 2) on 17th May 2024, wherein trained nursing staff from Maharaja Agrasen visited to do health check-up of students in school premises.

Day 2----18-5-2024

Workshop on ' Health and Lifestyle management of children' was organised for parents along with free medical check-up for parents and consultation by expert doctors from Maharaja Agrasen Hospital.

The workshop commenced with welcome of esteemed guests from Maharaja Agrasen Hospital ------ Sh. Praveen Gupta, General Secretary, Dr Deepak Singla, Medical Director, Dr. Tanveer Halgale and Dr. Smitha by respected Principal ma'am, Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary.

The guest speakers highlighted the importance of healthy and balanced diet as well as role of healthy food habits for children. The focus was on promoting overall well-being, preventing lifestyle-related diseases, and fostering healthy habits from a young age.

Benefits of regular physical activity for children and limiting screen time by engaging them in alternative healthier options was emphasized.

The workshop on Health and Lifestyle Management of Children in School was a significant step towards promoting healthier lifestyles among children. By equipping educators and parents with the necessary knowledge and tools, the workshop aimed to create a supportive environment that nurtures the physical health and well-being of students.

The workshop received positive feedback from attendees. Many appreciated the practical advice and interactive nature of the sessions.

We are grateful to our respected Principal ma'am for her support and encouragement in arranging this workshop and health camp.












In the event 'One Nation - One Election (Debate)' with 60 teams and 800 participants, our students Sargam Singh (11E) and Ashutosh Mishra (11D) secured third position.



Harshika Negi and Diksha Tiwari of class X D secured second position in the competition Trash to National Treasure in which our students made SANCHI STUPA made of biodegradable materials held at St. Margaret School.



CRPF Public School,Rohini recently held a heartwarming Mother's Day celebration. Students showcased their admiration for their mothers through various activities, including songs, dances, skits, and letter writing. From personalized cards to heartfelt performances, the event was a beautiful tribute to the selfless love and sacrifices of mothers everywhere.












The students of Pehchaan  club are proud to present a report on a recent awareness campaign organized by the CRPF Public School in Rohini, Delhi.

Topic: Matdaan, Mahadaan (Voting, a Great Gift)

Participants: Students from Classes 6, 7, and 8 who are members of the Pehchaan Club.

Campaign Activities: Street Play: Around 35 students  performed a street play titled "Matdaan, Mahadaan" outside the school premises.

Target Audience: Residents and people in the surrounding neighbourhood.

Goal: Raise awareness about the importance of voting in a democracy.

Principal's Support: The initiative was launched with the full support and appreciation of Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary, Principal of CRPF Public School.

Community Engagement: The students successfully reached out to the community and created a positive impact.

Public Response: The play was well-received by the audience, who expressed their appreciation through applause.

Conclusion: The Pehchaan Club's street play campaign in Rohini serves as an excellent example of student engagement in civic responsibility. By using an engaging format like street play, the students were able to effectively communicate the importance of voting to a wider audience.







Art work of Harshita Saragoi (XE)and Abhiraj Tiwari (XE) was  published in Student's corner of TOI student's edition on 7 May and 13 May respectively.




 एन.के. बगरोदिया पब्लिक स्कूल में 10 मई 2024  को आयोजित नेक्साफ़ेस्ट में 10E की अनुष्का जायसवाल तथा 11E की सरगम सिंह ने संवाद प्रतियोगिता, 'वाह ! क्या बात है' में द्वितीय स्थान अर्जित किया। इस अवसर पर उन्हें प्रमाण पत्र तथा एक ट्रॉफ़ी प्रदान की गई।



 Glad to share that Kasturi of class 11 won 2nd Prize in Ekal Manchan Drama Competition held online on 30th April, 2024 at Gyan Mandir Public School.




 *Celebrating National Technology Day at CRPF Public School*

At CRPF Public School, the spirit of innovation and technological prowess was palpable as students gathered to commemorate National Technology Day. With a fervor for advancement, the school embraced the occasion with a plethora of engaging activities.

A captivating workshop was conducted, where students delved into the realms of robotics, coding, and artificial intelligence. Guided by experts, they honed their skills and explored the endless possibilities of modern technology.

Adding to the excitement, an interclass competition sparked friendly rivalry and unleashed the creative genius within each student. From designing innovative apps to crafting futuristic gadgets, the competition was a testament to the ingenuity thriving within the school's corridors.

As the day unfolded, it became evident that CRPF Public School was not just celebrating National Technology Day; it was igniting a passion for innovation that would propel its students towards a future brimming with limitless possibilities.



Students of Class II -Daises organised a special assembly on Thursday 9th May 2024. The topic of assembly was “Life below water” SDG Goal -14 . It aimed at sensitizing young learners about some important facts related to Marine life and the importance of marine species to sustainable development.

Students presented Thought of the Day and enlightened the audience with fascinating  Marine news. Keeping in view the 100% participation of the class for the class assembly, the entire class recited the poem ‘SAMUNDAR’. A skit was also presented to highlight the plight of water animals and how to bring about a change.  


The assembly gave an enriching learning experience to the little ones.




 "Protecting life on land is not just an aspiration; it's a responsibility”. 

On 8 May,2024 Class 2 Sunflowers presented their special assembly on UNESCO’S Sustainable Development Goal No:-15 with an aim to instil in children  that our planet's health depends on the health of its terrestrial ecosystems.

The assembly began with the news on land , followed by thought and a poem . The show stopper, the Skit Mundane highlighted the significance of woods, conservation efforts and the role of biodiversity in sustaining life .  The portrayal won  prolonged applause . The dance moves by the quadrupeds was also much appreciated.



"A nourishing breakfast sets the tone for a productive day."*Mornings are made for slow sips and meaningful bites"

A workshop was conducted for grade 6 on 9/5/24 by Sheryl Joseph"  counsellor from "Swashrit Organisation" on the topic

"My breakfast- fuel to charge up my body". 

Workshop started with a warming up session  of series of questions from the facilitator. The session was actually a fully interactive session with lot of activities and fun. The mentor emphasize on the fact that breakfast  is the only meal which is taken after breaking the fast. It should include atleast three food groups out of five which should be a combination diet. She quoted various examples and involve children in artitiscally designing in their own breakfast plate and analysing them according to rules of balanced diet. Children enthusiastically participated and enjoyed the session. We are thankful to Principal Mam for providing such opportunities to children to enhance their skills.




SHRUM HOUSE SPECIAL ASSEMBLY

RED CROSS DAY

World Red Cross Day was celebrated on

8 May in Primary Department of C.R.P.F Public School Rohini, to share the principles of the International Red Cross and to honor the founder of the Red Cross, Henry Dunant, and to recognize the humanitarian values of the Red Cross. The day is also dedicated to those who are suffering from armed conflicts, natural disasters, and other crises. The theme for World Red Cross Day 2024 is "I give with joy, and the joy I give is a reward".

Students presented talks and thoughts on the Red Cross and reminded everyone present about the importance of compassion, love, affection, support and treatment. Few students shared talk on importance of basic first aid and showed how to administer basic first aid in case of an emergency. Shrum House students created awareness about the works done by Red Cross Society for  those suffering from natural disasters, armed conflicts, and other crises. The special assembly served as an opportunity to highlight the humanitarian values upheld by the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.





 




Story Telling workshop

A story stays with children much longer than facts or statistics as it's not an endless download of information but a never-ending journey of learning and understanding of the world around us.

Keeping this in mind, The Story Telling workshop was organized for students of classes 2 -- 5, which was not only entertaining but also highly educational. It aimed to enhance the creative and communication skills of the students through interactive sessions. The facilitator, Mrs. Surekha Jain, used a variety of engaging techniques to capture children's attention and ignite their imagination. It also helped in developing students' listening skills and fostering love for literature and storytelling.