FAREWELL 2024-25: A HEARTFELT ADIEU TO CLASS XII

The corridors of CRPF Public School, Rohini, echoed with emotions as the students of Class XI bid a warm and heartfelt farewell to the outgoing Class XII batch (2024-25) on February 8, 2205. The event was a perfect blend of nostalgia, celebration, and gratitude, making it an unforgettable day for the seniors.

The farewell began with a soulful medley of goodbye songs presented by Class XI students, setting a sentimental tone for the day. This was followed by a Talent Hunt by Class XII, where the seniors mesmerized the audience with their performances—soul-stirring songs, heartfelt speeches, evocative poems, and energetic dance performances, showcasing their creativity and confidence one last time on the school stage.

One of the most awaited segments was the Q&A Round, where Class XII students answered witty and thought-provoking questions, bringing laughter and cherished memories to the gathering.

The Principal, Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary, then addressed the students with an inspiring speech, urging them to step into the future with courage, resilience, and integrity. She wished them success in all their endeavors and reminded them that they would always be a part of the CRPF Public School family.

The ceremony continued with the much-anticipated presentation of titles, where each student received a special title that captured their unique personality and contributions to the school. These titles added a personal and emotional touch to the event, making it even more special for the departing batch.

Title Winners:

Mr. CRPF: Vinayak Kaushik

Ms. CRPF: Pranya Mehr

Mr. Versatile: Lakshay Gaur

Ms. Versatile: Avika Singh

Mr. Congeniality: Shivansh Bhardwaj

Ms. Congeniality: Sarisha

Mr. Talented: Devagya Sharma, Shubham Tiwari

Ms. Talented: Nehal Sharma, Maitreyi Singh

Gentleman of the Evening: Nilesh Sharma

Lady of the Evening: Kriti

The Head Boy- Devraj and Head Girl- Anjani Kaushik of Class XII then took the stage to express their gratitude towards their teachers, juniors, and alma mater. Their speech was a heartfelt tribute to the school, filled with memories, aspirations, and a promise to make their institution proud.

After the formal proceedings, it was time for celebration. A grand lunch was arranged for the students, followed by an electrifying DJ session where the seniors danced their hearts out, making the most of their time together.

The farewell concluded with teary-eyed goodbyes, warm hugs, and a sense of belonging that will remain etched in the hearts of the Class XII students forever. As they step into a new phase of life, the CRPF Public School fraternity wishes them success, happiness, and endless opportunities in the years ahead.

“Goodbyes are not forever, goodbyes are not the end. They simply mean we’ll miss you until we meet again.”

Class 3C Special Assembly

Theme: SDG-14 LIFE BELOW WATER

The goal of SDG 14 is to protect our oceans and the animals that live in them. It focuses on keeping the water clean, stopping overfishing, and making sure people use the ocean in a way that keeps it safe and healthy for the future.

Class 3C hosted a thought-provoking assembly on SDG-14.

The event began with a meaningful Thought. Students then recited Poems emphasizing the importance of our oceans and how to save them.

The choir sang a melodious song which has several questions on the current situation of oceans.

A short skit THE OCEANS CRY was performed, giving the solutions for saving oceans and marine life.

The assembly concluded with a dance performance on PAANI ANTHEM trying to make us realise and take appropriate actions before it became very late.

CLASS ASSEMBLY

KG- DAISIES

THEME -SPLASHY FRIENDS

SDG Goal -14(Life below water)

The kindergarten assembly on "Splashy Friends" was a joyful celebration of friendship and teamwork. It began with a heartfelt prayer, followed by a thought of the day emphasizing the joy of true friendship.

Children performed a delightful play act, dressed as water animals, showcasing kindness and cooperation. A lively dance performance added excitement, spreading smiles all around.

A fun quiz engaged the little ones, and some shared their views on friendship. The assembly concluded with encouraging words from the incharge ma’am, appreciating the students' confidence and teamwork.

 

Class 3B Special Assembly

Theme: SDG-13 CLIMATE ACTION

SDG 13: Climate Action, aims to combat climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, promoting sustainable development, and building resilient communities, ensuring a livable future for all.

Class 3B hosted a thought-provoking assembly on SDG-13 Climate Action. The event began with a compelling mono-act, highlighting the devastating effects of climate change. Students then recited poems, emphasizing the importance of protecting our planet.

A vibrant dance performance followed, conveying the message of conservation and sustainability. The choir sang a melodious song, inspiring to take action against climate change.

The assembly concluded with a solemn oath, where students pledged to reduce, reuse, and recycle, and to protect the planet for future generations and become responsible stewards of the Earth.

Workshop for girls on Health and Hygiene

A workshop was organized for girls of classes 5 and 6 on the topic - 'Health and Hygiene ' as a part of Adolescent education program on 7-2-2024.

The resource person, Ms. Manisha from Procter and Gamble apprised the students about physical changes during adolescence through educational slides and videos.

She highlighted the importance of healthy diet, active lifestyle and personal hygiene for leading a healthy and disease-free life.

The aim of the workshop was to provide age-appropriate information, educate students about the process of growing up and encourage them to develop healthy habits.

It was an enlightening session which helped in dispelling many myths and taboos.

We are thankful to respected Principal ma'am for her guidance and support in arranging this workshop.

CLASS ASSEMBLY

KG-DAFFODILS

Topic- RADIANT LIFE

SDG-3-Good Health and Well-being

 

“Happiness is not something readymade. It comes from your own actions ".

To highlight the theme class assembly was conducted by the students of class KG-DAFFODILS. It began by thanking our almighty God followed by the thought of the day. After that a short skit was presented to explain the theme Radiant Life which shared some effective ways that help us to improve our well-being. Towards the culmination of the assembly, children glorified the importance of being healthy through an action song on Healthy Habits where we could see the little ones smiling and enjoying on every beat.

It was heartening to see children performing confidently and joyfully on the stage.

 Class 3A SPECIAL ASSEMBLY

Theme:  SDG Goal 5 (Gender Equality)

The students of class 3A presented their special assembly on theme ' Gender Equality ', on 4th February 2025.The special assembly began with a thoughtful reflection, where students shared their personal understanding of gender equality and its importance in creating a fair and just society.

A dedicated talk on the topic of Gender Equality followed, explaining the core principles of SDG 5.  

A beautiful Hindi poem was recited, celebrating the strength, resilience, and multifaceted roles of women in society.

The class then sang "Yes We Can," an empowering anthem that resonated with the theme of equality and encouraged positive action.

A short skit was performed, depicting everyday scenarios where gender bias and inequality are often subtly present.  

The assembly concluded with an energetic and expressive dance performance, celebrating diversity and the power of equality.

The Hindu, one of India's most esteemed English newspapers, conducted the 23rd edition of its prestigious Young World Quiz, a mega event testing general knowledge and current affairs. Held across 19 cities, the Delhi edition at Sri Ram Centre for Performing Arts witnessed an impressive participation of 148 teams. We are thrilled to announce that our school team, comprising Atharv Rajput (11-F) and Saswat Singh (11-E), secured 2nd position. Their outstanding achievement was recognized with a school trophy, two individual trophies, and certificates.

 

Basant Panchami celebrations in Pre Primary

Pre-Primary Department celebrated Basant Panchami with vibrant enthusiasm.

The day began with a melodious choir, as young voices of KG to 2nd children resonated in reverence to Maa Saraswati seeking Divine blessings. It was followed by an enlightening talk by class 2 students on the significance of the festival, highlighting the arrival of spring and the worship of Goddess Saraswati, the embodiment of wisdom and learning.

Class 1 and 2 students participated in a soul-stirring dance performance paying obeisance to Maa Saraswati.

"Wisdom is the light that guides us through the darkness," the celebration was a reminder of the importance of knowledge, learning, and the beauty of spring.

Happy Basant Panchami!

 

Special Assembly Class 4C

SDG 15 - LIFE ON LAND

A flourishing life on land is the foundation of our life on the planet. But our activities are degrading it day-by-day.

In order to raise awareness about this alarming concern, the students of class 4C presented an assembly on 30th January 2025.

The assembly began with a soulful prayer by the class singing squad thanking "The Creator of All Forms of Life".

Next up the current happenings from around the world were updated.

An enriching quote shared by a student highlighting the urgency to Take up Sustainable Action,  gave everyone food for thought.

Then a talk was presented which deeply explained the United Nation's 15th SD Goal.

Lastly, a play laid on the fact that we are all a part of the planet's ecosystem but have caused severe damage to it causing land degradation, deforestation, and loss of natural habitat ; was presented and the importance to Conserve the Ecosystem was explained.

Link : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mRI4OwdXYtmyISpeBHFT-RZSiUVVPRjo/view?usp=drivesdk

In a nutshell, the event highlighted the message that "Promoting Biodiversity is not a Cause, but the Key of Our Survival" 🌱

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  January on the theme: 'Swavlamban'--

1) Pre vocational and vocational activities( jewellery making,envelope making , making of wall hanging,pen stand making)

CWSN students along with their buddies participated  in these activities with great enthusiasm which provided them with hands on experience and helped in building upon their strengths. 

2) Awareness on Leprosy  through  educational videos

Awareness was created among students about leprosy-----need for early diagnosis ,  proper treatment and spreading further awareness among families and friends for eliminating stigma associated with it.

Sense of  supportive   collaboration and togetherness was promoted  which led to enhancement of  inclusive culture in the school. 

CLASS 4B Special Assembly

Theme: SDG 7 (Affordable and Clean Energy) 

Students of Class 4B presented a special assembly on 27th January 2025  highlighting the significance of providing affordable, clean, and sustainable energy to everyone.

The assembly began with a segment on the latest news, keeping everyone informed about current global events. An inspiring thought was presented which focused on the importance of taking action for a better and more sustainable future. The talk presented by children highlighted the significance of providing affordable, clean, and sustainable energy to everyone and explained about renewable energy sources . 

Students also presented an  inspiring song “We Need to Wake Up,” which energized the audience and set the tone for the next segment. 

The students then performed a Nukkad Natak (street play) that creatively demonstrated the importance of energy conservation and the benefits of using clean energy.

The assembly concluded with an enthusiastic and colourful dance performance, reinforcing the message of sustainability to adopt cleaner and greener practices.

The event was a lively and engaging way to raise awareness about the importance of affordable and clean energy, encouraging everyone to think about their energy consumption and its impact on the planet.

It's heartening to share that our champions of Pre- Primary and Primary Department participated in Zonal Athletic Meet on 20th and 21st January. They not only took part but also triumphed, bringing home accolades and a sense of pride to our institution. The Meet featured a variety of track and field events. Our students demonstrated exceptional skills of sportsmanship throughout the competition, representing our school with pride. Our elated victors  are --

1.Manya negi 5D - 2nd   position in 50mts flat race.

2.Prisha Tomar 3C ---  2nd position in Javelin throw.

3 Relay Race 4X50mtr*

   2nd position:-*

   Harleen   4B

   Ria Meena 4C

   Aradhya  4B

   Amaaira  4C

4  Shashank 4C- 1st place in long jump.

5 .Amayra Sharma 5A- 3rd place in Shot put.

6 .Bhavishya 2B- 1st place in Basket ball throw.

7  Akshat 2B - 3rd place in Basket ball throw.

8  Kashvi 1A- 1st place in Cosco Ball Throw.

9 Irshita 2B- 4th place in commando race.

Heartfelt gratitude to Principal ma'am for providing  students platform to participate in such events that not only help them develop physical skills but also teach them valuable life lessons such as teamwork, discipline, and perseverance.

"Freedom in the mind, faith in our words, pride in our souls. Let us salute our nation on this Republic Day." 

On the occasion of Republic Day, CRPF Public School, Rohini organized special assembly to celebrate the spirit of patriotism and honour the values enshrined in our Constitution. 

The event commenced with the flag hoisting ceremony, led by our esteemed Principal Ma’am, accompanied by the National Anthem and a salute by the soldiers of 89 Bn. CRPF. A soul-stirring rendition of Vande Mataram set the tone for the day, followed by a prayer invoking blessings for the nation. 

Students presented a vibrant mix of speeches, poems, and performances. An insightful talk highlighted the significance of Republic Day, while patriotic songs and energetic dance performances by the younger students celebrated India's unity and democracy. The assembly also included the news update and a motivational thought of the day. 

The Principal, Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary, delivered an inspiring speech, urging students to uphold the values of justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity. The events were a perfect blend of culture, learning, and patriotism, leaving everyone with a renewed sense of pride and responsibility towards the nation.

Samagra Shiksha Society (Government of NCT of Delhi)

Twinning of Schools 2024-25

Date: 22/1/25

The Samagra Shiksha Society conducted a cultural exchange activity at the elementary level. As part of this initiative, SKV Prashant Vihar was twinned with CRPF School for Class 7. Thirty students from Class 7 participated in the following activities:

1. Poster making (Theme: Women Empowerment)

2. Cultural dance (traditional dance from any Indian state)

3. Sports and games

 Children were very enthusiastic to showcase their creativity and talents. Our school's group dance and painting participants were particularly impressive. We are proud to announce that our dance team secured 2nd prize, and Nancy Sharma of 7A won 2nd prize in the poster-making activity. We extend our gratitude to our Principal Mam for providing a platform for our children to showcase their talents.

The Bhumi Pujan ceremony for the much-awaited Multi-Purpose Hall at CRPF Public School, Rohini, was held on January 15, 2025, marking a significant milestone in the institution’s pursuit of holistic education and infrastructural advancement.

The event commenced with a ceremonial welcome of the esteemed Chief Guest, Shri Rajesh Kumar, IPS, Additional Director General, J&K Zone, and other eminent CRPF dignitaries by the Principal, Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary. The proceedings began with the reverberation of Shlokas, melodiously rendered by the school choir, which imbued the atmosphere with a sense of spiritual harmony and solemnity.

In her address, the Principal, Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary, articulated her vision for the transformative Multi-Purpose Hall, emphasizing its pivotal role in fostering comprehensive growth among students. This was followed by the Bhumi Pujan rituals, where the Chief Guest, alongside the dignitaries, invoked divine blessings for the successful realization of the project.

In his keynote address, Shri Rajesh Kumar, IPS, Additional Director General, J&K Zone, underscored the indispensable role of education in shaping the nation’s future. He lauded the school for its forward-thinking initiative and commended its commitment to providing state-of-the-art facilities for students.

The ceremony concluded with a formal vote of thanks delivered by Shri Ajay Kumar, IPS, Inspector General (N/S). He extended heartfelt gratitude to the Chief Guest, dignitaries, and attendees for their presence and unwavering support, which contributed to the resounding success of this memorable occasion.

The Bhumi Pujan ceremony was a testament to the school’s dedication to achieving academic and infrastructural excellence, symbolizing a step forward in its journey of empowering young minds.