Republic Day Badminton Championship Organized by CRPF Public school Hostel Classes 11 & 12

“Sport unites us, builds leaders, and ignites the spirit of healthy competition.”

Classes 11 and 12 of our hostel organized a thrilling Badminton Championship for students from Classes 6 to 10 on Republic Day, blending patriotic zeal with sporting excitement. Hostel Warden Jinendra Sir, Vineet Sir and Hostel Incharge Suraj Sir were present, motivating students with their encouraging words throughout the event. The championship kicked off with high energy, featuring intense matches that showcased raw talent and teamwork among all hostel participants.

Students from Classes 6 to 10 competed fiercely, filling the courts with cheers and determination. Pratap of Class 9 emerged as the champion, graciously receiving a wonderful badminton racket as a prize, gifted —a token of inspiration for budding athletes. Yuvraj of Class 8 secured the runner-up position, earning well-deserved applause.

This combined effort by Classes 11 and 12 was executed wonderfully, fostering leadership, competitiveness, unity, and essential life skills while creating joyful memories for everyone involved.

The championship concluded with applause and a pledge to channel this enthusiasm into future endeavors, strengthening our hostel’s bond as one spirited family.

CRPF Public School, Rohini Celebrates 77th Republic Day:

“Our Constitution grants us fundamental rights and guides us in performing our duties as responsible citizens.”

CRPF Public School, Rohini observed the 77th Republic Day with special assemblies. The National Flag was unfurled by the Principal, Mrs. Nidhi Chaudhary, in the presence of students and CRPF staff.

The programme included patriotic songs, poems, dances and brief talks on the making of the Indian Constitution.

The assembly concluded with an inspiring address by the Principal, marking the occasion with pride and enthusiasm.

 बसंत पंचमी की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं

Book Fair Trip Report, January 17, 2026

"Books are the quietest and most constant of friends; they are the most accessible and wisest of counselors." - Charles Lamb

92 children of Middle School accompanied by seven teachers embarked on an exciting journey to the Book Fair at Bharat Mandapam on 17/1/26. The educational trip, organized by  CRPF school, was a resounding success. The children explored various book stalls, discovering an array of books on fiction, sports, architecture, science ,art, and craft, among other sections.

The highlight of the trip was the interaction with renowned authors who launched their books, sharing insights and experiences with our young readers. The children enthusiastically participated in engaging activities, including storytelling sessions, dance moves, and poster making by FSSAI. Their creativity and talent shone through, earning them various prizes and refreshments.

As a token of appreciation, each child received a certificate and a medal, making the day even more memorable. The trip proved to be an enriching experience, with children broadening their literary horizons and discovering new interests.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our Principal Ma'am for organizing this meaningful trip, providing our children with an unforgettable experience.

Inspirational Meet-up with Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla

On 17th January, 20 students from class 9 and 11 attended an inspiring meet-up with astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla, head captain of the Axiom Mission. He is the second Indian to go to space through ISS.

Key Highlights

- Space Experience:

He shared his 20-day space journey, highlighting 16 sunsets and 16 sunrises, and showed captivating videos and photos.

- Journey to Space:

He spoke about his career transition from the Air Force to becoming an astronaut, emphasizing hard work, discipline, and self-belief.

- Space Experiments: He discussed experiments conducted in space and microgravity's effects on the human body.

- India from Space:

He described India's beauty from outer space, noting no visible borders.

Inspirational Takeaways

- Believe in Yourself:

He stressed self-confidence and setting high goals.

- Discipline and Hard Work: He emphasized these qualities for success in aerospace and life.

Mahadev from class 9 got an opportunity to ask him a question on unexpected things about space travel.

The meet-up was informative, motivating, and enriching. Shubhanshu Shukla's experiences and advice will inspire students to pursue their dreams with confidence and determination.

On 30th November, Aakash Institute conducted Invictus Premier league, an inter school competition in Delhi and NCR. 26 students of our school from 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th participated in it and three of our students have made it to finale.

Or school was amongst the top 6 schools of our district, for which our school received a trophy by Aakash Institute.

Names of students

1. Aman Jindal - VII- Rank 6 (amongst top 10 in this zone)

2. Ansh Garg- X-rank 42- School topper

3. Virat Tanwar- VIII- rank 11- School topper

 UDAIPUR VISIT BY CRPF SCHOOL, ROHINI STUDENTS

"One World International 2026" was a spectacular celebration of talent, leadership, and global unity, held in Udaipur from January 5 to 10, 2026. The event brought together children from Nepal, Sri Lanka, Mauritius, and various states of India, promoting inclusivity and cultural exchange under the message "We are all one".

58 students from CRPF Public School, Rohini, participated in different competitions, accompanied by 6 teachers. They showcased their talents in the school choir, orchestra, dance, art, theatre, MUN and band, and won several trophies, including:

- ‘Special Performance Trophy’ for their opening ceremony performance

- ‘Eco-Voices of Change Trophy’ for their street play on equality and social justice

- ‘Kaleidoscope Poster-Making Trophy’ for their art competition entry

- ‘Rhythm-e-Raas Dance Trophy’ for their traditional folk-dance performance

 

The event featured distinguished guests, including Chanvi Sharma, Gold Medalist at the 2025 Special Olympics Asia-Pacific Badminton Championship, Elizabeth Wagstaff, a retired senior speech and language therapist from Ireland, and Dr. Dheeraj Mehrotra, a national award-winning educator.

 Rangoli Making Competition using 2D shapes – Class II  

A vibrant Rangoli Making Competition was conducted for the students of Class II. The activity aimed to reinforce students’ understanding of basic 2D shapes such as circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles through a fun and creative approach. 

The young participants displayed remarkable enthusiasm and creativity by designing colourful rangolis using various 2D shapes. The competition not only encouraged artistic expression but also helped enhance students’ creativity, colour sense, fine motor skills ,spatial awareness and understanding of 2D shapes. 

 Winners of the Competition:

1st Position: Kushvi (II SF) 

1st Position: Aashi Pal (II DS)

2nd Position: Inaya Verma (II DF) 

3rd Position: Lavyansh (II SF) .

The competition filled the school environment with colour and joy, and the performance of all the participants was truly commendable.

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 for the month of  December ---

1. Disability Day Celebration – Poster Making

On the occasion of Disability Day, students participated in a poster-making activity with great enthusiasm. The theme “Breaking the Barriers, Building the Bridges” was beautifully expressed through creative illustrations, highlighting empathy, inclusion, and equal opportunities for all.

2.Wall Magazine /  Bulletin Board Activity

Students creatively showcased their ideas on the Wall Magazine through posters, illustrations, and meaningful slogans. Based on the theme “Let’s Grow Together”, the activity encouraged collaboration, mutual respect, and the spirit of collective growth.

3.Inclusive Indoor Sports Activities

Inclusive sports activities were conducted through various indoor games and exercises such as chess, carrom, yoga, squatting, and other indoor physical activities. These activities promoted participation, physical well-being, teamwork, and inclusion among all students.