“When we nurture children and nature together, we cultivate a future filled with hope, harmony and endless possibilities”. Anonymous

The Sunshine Wing of the Infant School celebrated the 32nd Foundation Day of DPS Rohini along with Vanmahotsav through a vibrant Special Assembly on Wednesday, 8 July 2026. Presented by the students of Kindergarten, Classes I and II, the assembly beautifully reflected the theme, "the Tiny Seed that Grew with us," symbolizing the journey of growth, learning and excellence.

The assembly began with a warm welcome, highlighting the proud milestone of 31 years of DPS Rohini. The significance of Vanmahotsav was also emphasized, encouraging students to cherish and protect nature.

The highlight of the assembly was the thematic presentation, "From A Tiny Seed to A Shining Tree." Through an engaging role play featuring the Seed, Sun, Rain and Butterfly, students beautifully depicted how love, care and nurture help a tiny seed grow into a strong tree, drawing a meaningful parallel with the growth of every child and the school itself. The Foundation Day segment celebrated the vision and values of DPS Rohini, followed by a melodious choir performance expressing gratitude towards the school. An elegant bird formation emerging from the symbolic tree represented children confidently spreading their wings towards a bright future.

The assembly also featured the Thought for the Day, an interactive riddle quiz and the Word of the Day – "Nurture," reinforcing the importance of care, learning and holistic development. The celebration concluded with the School Song and the National Anthem, leaving everyone inspired to continue nurturing dreams, values and a deep respect for nature. Various fun activities were organized for the students of Nursery to Class II to commemorate and celebrate these two occasions. It was a fun filled engaging day full of learning, experience and rejoicing.

“Summer holidays are a beautiful blend of fun, fitness, learning, and unforgettable family moments.” Anonymous

The students of Class II presented an assembly on the topic ‘Summer Vacation’ on Wednesday, 20 May 2026. The assembly began with the Thought for the Day, conveying the message that holidays should be enjoyed with happiness, relaxation, and meaningful learning experiences.

It was followed by a beautiful poem and a skit presentation titled “Where Shall We Go?” highlighting the unconditional love and strong bond shared between children and their grandparents. The students were also encouraged to make productive use of their summer break by staying fit through regular exercises, yoga, or learning a new sport, and by reading books. The assembly concluded with warm wishes for everyone to enjoy their holidays with fun, laughter, kindness, and lots of happy memories.

“Dance is the hidden language of the soul, teaching young minds to express what words cannot.” - Martha Graham

On Wednesday, 13 May 2026, the students of Class II-E presented an engaging assembly on the topic ‘Let Us Hear the Birds’ at Infant Sunshine Wing, DPS Rohini. The assembly commenced with a calm and reflective introduction, requesting everyone to pause and maintain silence in order listen to the soothing sounds of nature. The Thought for the Day emphasized that by embracing silence and mindfulness, we can better appreciate the gentle and beautiful sounds of nature around us. This was followed by an interactive and lively chat show titled 'Talk to the Birds,' where students, dressed as different birds, shared their concerns about habitat loss, deforestation, and pollution. The highlight of the assembly was a meaningful presentation, ‘Where Have the Birds Gone?’ which conveyed a message of hope, showing that collective efforts can help restore natural habitats. The assembly reminded everyone to take care of the birds and reduce noise so that we can hear the sweet and soothing sounds of nature more often. A melodious choir added charm to the assembly, reinforcing the message in an enjoyable manner. The assembly concluded with a solemn pledge, where students promised to care for birds and protect the environment. The Word of the Day – ‘Conserve’ helped reinforce the importance of preserving nature and its resources. The assembly aimed to instill a sense of responsibility in young children, encouraging them to develop love and understanding for birds, appreciate the harmonious sounds of nature, and take meaningful steps towards their protection.

The spectacular Global Dance Showcase brought the stage alive with a rich variety of international styles, featuring the beats of Africa, the elegant storytelling of India, and the artistic motions of Chinese dance. In a beautiful display of global unity, all the performers joined forces for a synchronized grand finale. The artistic fervor continued as the faculty members and students teamed up for a classical jugalbandi. To wrap up the enriching event, the assembly featured the 'Spell Well' activity and daily news updates, finally concluding with a foot tapping dance medley by the senior school children.

“Dance is the hidden language of the soul, teaching young minds to express what words cannot.” - Martha Graham

On Wednesday, 29 April 2026, the students of Class II-C of Delhi Public School Rohini Infant School, hosted a special assembly to mark the International Dance Day. Embracing the concept of dance as a universal medium of expression, the young learners awed the audience with an upbeat welcome performance to the track “Yahova Na Mora.” This joyful start paved the way for the Thought for the Day, which reminded the audience that physical movement often conveys feelings far better than spoken words. An engaging podcast-style discussion by the children brought a modern twist to the stage. Through this unique format, they shed light on the deeper significance of dance and its powerful ability to build bridges between diverse cultures.

The spectacular Global Dance Showcase brought the stage alive with a rich variety of international styles, featuring the beats of Africa, the elegant storytelling of India, and the artistic motions of Chinese dance. In a beautiful display of global unity, all the performers joined forces for a synchronized grand finale. The artistic fervor continued as the faculty members and students teamed up for a classical jugalbandi. To wrap up the enriching event, the assembly featured the 'Spell Well' activity and daily news updates, finally concluding with a foot tapping dance medley by the senior school children.

“The Earth does not belong to us; we belong to the Earth.”

The Sunshine Infant Wing of Delhi Public School, Rohini, celebrated Earth Day on 22 April 2026 with a thoughtfully curated and inspiring special assembly. The programme commenced with a warm and graceful welcome, highlighting the splendour of nature and our shared responsibility to protect it. A symbolic highlight of the assembly was when a Tulsi plant was lovingly watered by the students, reflecting their commitment to nurturing and preserving the environment.

The assembly featured a meaningful “Thought for the Day,” followed by a melodious group recitation that beautifully expressed love and care for Mother Earth. An engaging skit titled “Earth’s Little Helpers” effectively conveyed the importance of cleanliness, water conservation, and tree plantation through impactful performances. The inclusion of an interactive spell bee and quiz made the session informative and engaging for young learners.

The special assembly concluded with a sincere pledge to protect the environment, followed by the school song and the National Anthem. The programme left a deep and lasting impression, inspiring students to become responsible and compassionate caretakers of the Earth.

“School Bells ringing loud and clear; vacations over, school is here.” –Winifred C. Marshal

The teachers of the Infant Sunshine Wing at Delhi Public School Rohini, presented a ‘Welcome Assembly’ for the students on Wednesday, 1 April 2026. The theme of the assembly was brought to life through engaging performances by the teachers. During the introduction the teachers warmly welcomed the children. The assembly featured a ‘Thought for the Day’, an entertaining skit, Spell Well News and Quiz. The finale was marked by the School Song and national anthem, fostering a sense of community and pride. The children were thrilled to see their teachers perform on stage and the assembly was met with great enthusiasm and appreciation. The event was a delightful and memorable experience for all involved setting a positive vibe for the year ahead.

“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” – Mahatma Gandhi

A vibrant Republic Day Special Assembly was presented by the students of Nursery to Class II at the Infant Sunshine Wing of Delhi Public School, Rohini, on Friday, 23 January 2026, celebrating the theme “The Happy Garden of India.” The assembly highlighted the significance of Republic Day and India’s Constitution through melodious songs, a thought- provoking message on unity in diversity, and joyful presentations. The students brought the theme alive by portraying national symbols and presenting a skit on the Indian National Flag, emphasizing the values of courage, peace and care for nature. The celebration concluded with a pledge to keep India clean and united, followed by the School Song and the National Anthem. The assembly instilled a deep sense of patriotism, unity, and responsibility among the young learners.

To further celebrate the essence of patriotism, “No Bag Day” was observed. It offered a progressive journey of experiential learning through themes such as the Clean India–Green India Walk, From Farm to Flag, and the National Symbols Orchestra. The students of Classes Nursery to II crafted the National Flag and National Symbols using colouring, painting, and paper tearing activities, fostering creativity and a sense of pride among the children. The celebration also included educational activities to enhance awareness about the significance of Republic Day, the Tricolour, and the National Symbols through interactive sessions and quizzes.

“Children of today will make the India of tomorrow. The way we bring them up will determine the future of the country.” Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru

The Children’s Day Special Assembly was organized in hybrid mode by the teachers of the Sunshine Wing, DPS Rohini Infant School, for the students of Nursery to Class II on Friday, 14 November 2025, to commemorate the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. The assembly commenced with a story narration that conveyed the message that mistakes should be rectified rather than hidden. This was followed by a beautiful poem recitation that kindled a sense of joy and pride for the alma mater. The programme continued with a musical skit—an enactment based on Old McDonald Had a Farm—which enthralled the audience. The children thoroughly enjoyed the performances presented by their teachers.

The students of Class II A and II B of Sunshine Wing, DPS Rohini Infant School presented a special assembly on International Mountain Day on Wednesday, 10 December 2025. The programme highlighted the beauty and importance of mountains and encouraged students to value and protect nature. The assembly began with the Thought for the Day, followed by a heartfelt poem, “We Love the Mountains.” Students then shared interesting facts about mountains, making the session informative and engaging. A melodious song added charm to the occasion. The highlight of the assembly was the skit “The Talking Mountain,” through which children conveyed messages of strength, gratitude, and environmental responsibility. The assembly concluded with a collective pledge and the reminder that “Mountains matter — for you, for me, for all.”

"The greatest happiness comes when we share what we have and help others with a pure heart." - Guru Nanak Dev Ji

A special assembly on ‘Gurpurab’ was presented by the students of Class I at the Sunshine Infant Wing of Delhi Public School, Rohini on Monday, 3 November 2025. The young learners showcased their understanding of Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s teachings and their relevance in today’s world. The assembly commenced with the recitation of “Ek Onkar”, emphasizing the oneness of God and the importance of love, respect, and helping others. The students shared the three golden teachings of Guru Nanak Dev Ji — Naam Japna, Kirat Karni and Vand Chhakna. A skit was also performed to depict these teachings and their practical application in daily life. The assembly further included information about Prabhat Pheris (morning processions) held before Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s birthday and the significance of the Five K’s of Sikhism. A short quiz added an element of interaction and helped reinforce the students’ learning. The assembly concluded with a renewed commitment to follow the path shown by Guru Nanak Dev Ji and to uphold the school’s motto of “Service Before Self.” It encouraged students to imbibe the values of honesty, kindness, and selfless service, fostering a spirit of unity and social responsibility.

“Diwali is not just a festival — it’s a reminder to let our inner light shine bright.”

The students of Class II presented a special assembly on Wednesday, 15th October 2025, to celebrate Diwali, the festival of lights. The celebration began with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Principal Ma’am, marking the auspicious start of the event. The assembly commenced with an inspiring Thought for the Day, setting the tone for the celebration. The children spoke about the significance of Diwali and the five days of celebration—Dhanteras, Choti Diwali, Diwali, Govardhan Puja, and Bhai Dooj—sharing how each day represents devotion, gratitude, and family togetherness. Through the presentation of the five diyas—Love, Peace, Kindness, Health, and Hope—the young students conveyed the message that the light within us is what truly brightens the world. The assembly also emphasized the importance of celebrating a Green Diwali by choosing eco-friendly ways such as lighting earthen diyas, avoiding crackers, using natural colours for rangoli, and spreading happiness through thoughtful deeds. The energetic dance performances, cheerful slogans, an anti-cracker rally, a quiz, and a melodious choir added colour and enthusiasm to the celebration. The event concluded with a meaningful eco-friendly gesture as the Principal Ma’am, teachers, and students together planted the seed paper used for the programme schedule, symbolizing

“You must be the change you wish to see in the world.” – Mahatma Gandhi

The students of Classes Nursery–II of DPS Rohini, Infant Sunshine Wing, presented a heartwarming assembly on Wednesday, 24 September 2025 to celebrate Gandhi Jayanti and Elders’ Day. The programme began with a warm welcome, prayer, and the Thought for the Day, reminding everyone to “be the change you wish to see in the world.” Students shared how small actions like keeping our surroundings clean, showing kindness, and being polite can bring about real change. The assembly featured a lively role play of Gandhi ji, highlighting his values of truth, peace, and non-violence. A special segment on International Day of Sign Language showcased students expressing gratitude towards elders through simple gestures. Nursery children recited a sweet poem dedicated to elders, while Prep and Class I students presented skits on Bapu’s Magic Glasses and the Three Wise Monkeys. A colourful dance tribute was offered to the Father of the Nation, followed by a vibrant Ramleela skit depicting the festival of Dussehra and the victory of good over evil. The assembly beautifully blended Gandhi ji’s timeless values, the love of elders, and the festive spirit, leaving the audience truly inspired.

“A teacher takes a hand, opens a mind, and touches a heart.”

The students of Nursery of DPS Rohini, Infant Wing, presented a heartwarming and engaging assembly on Wednesday, 3 September 2025 on the occasion of Teachers’ Day, dedicated to expressing love, respect, and gratitude for their mentors. The celebration beautifully highlighted the invaluable role teachers play in nurturing young minds and guiding them towards a brighter future. The assembly commenced with an introduction on the significance of Teachers’ Day, followed by the Thought for the Day, which set a reflective and reverent tone. The soulful Guru Vandana added a devotional touch, creating an atmosphere of respect and admiration. Children then delighted the audience with a touching poem presentation and an innovative In Gratitude activity that creatively expressed their appreciation. An energetic dance performance lit up the stage with joy, and the program concluded with the news reading, marking the end of a memorable celebration. The assembly, filled with innocence and sincerity, left the teachers deeply touched and the audience inspired. It served as a gentle reminder of the timeless bond between teachers and students, making the day truly special.

“No heavy bags, no drooping shoulders. Learn today with ease and bolder’

The students of the Infant Sunshine Wing at Delhi Public School, Rohini, celebrated “No-Bag Day” on Thursday, 14th August 2025, to commemorate India’s 79th year of Independence and the auspicious festival of Janmashtami. The school buzzed with joy, curiosity, and patriotic fervour as our young learners enjoyed a day dedicated to hands-on learning, creativity, cultural expression, and exploration — far from the usual classroom routine. Health and well-being were celebrated through a Dental Check-up and a refreshing Yoga Session, contributing to the development of healthy citizens of India. Adding to the enthusiasm, a cheerful Healthy Food Party encouraged mindful eating and the joy of nourishing the body. The pleasant rainy weather added to the charm of the day, as children soaked in the cool breeze and enjoyed the festive atmosphere outdoors. The excitement continued with engaging Water Awareness Activities, where fun demonstrations and discussions helped students understand the importance of conserving this precious resource. Creativity found its way into every corner of the school with Paper Craft, Clay Moulding, and Matka Decoration, beautifully themed around Janmashtami. Little hands shaped their imagination into colourful artworks, while curiosity soared during Magnet Magic and exciting Science Experiments with ink, light, and mirrors. The Letter to Our Soldiers activity gave children a chance to express gratitude and love for the brave hearts protecting our nation. The day ended with happy smiles, new discoveries, and a shared sense of pride. The combined celebration of Independence Day and Janmashtami truly reflected the school’s vision of creating joyful, meaningful, and memorable learning experiences for every child — all while nurturing a deep love for the nation and its rich cultural heritage.

“Freedom in our hearts, devotion in our souls – Celebrating Krishna, Celebrating India!”

A vibrant special assembly was held on 13th August 2025 at the Infant Sunshine Wing at Delhi Public School, Rohini by Prep and Class I, beautifully blending the joy of Janmashtami with the pride of Independence Day. Lord Krishna’s timeless teachings of truth, courage, and kindness were meaningfully connected to the spirit of freedom and the sacrifices made for the nation’s independence. The audience was enthralled by a captivating dance performance, melodious choir renditions, and a soul-stirring poem that touched every heart. Adding a delightful twist, a lively Radio Jockey act infused energy and interaction, leaving everyone both smiling and thoughtfully reflective. The assembly served as a gentle reminder to the young learners to cherish their cultural heritage and safeguard the nation’s hard-earned freedom with pride and responsibility.

“‘The paths may change as life goes along, but the bond between a brother and sister remains ever strong.’
- Anonymous

The students of Class II at Infant School, Delhi Public School, Rohini, presented a heartwarming and vibrant assembly in Hindi on the occasion of Rakshabandhan. The celebration beautifully blended traditional values with modern-day environmental awareness, offering a fresh perspective on this cherished festival. Through a delightful mix of skits, poems, songs, and narrations, the young learners portrayed Rakhi not just as a symbol of the sacred bond between siblings, but also as an expression of gratitude towards nature and responsibility towards the planet. Their performances encouraged everyone to think beyond the thread and reflect on deeper values such as care, protection, and sustainability. Children also conveyed the importance of togetherness over travel, urging everyone to celebrate festivals meaningfully, without harming the environment. The assembly concluded on a festive note with a lively folk dance and a music performance. It was a memorable and impactful celebration that not only showcased the talents of the students but also inspired everyone to celebrate with love, mindfulness, and a sense of responsibility.

“Education is the most powerful weapon we can use to change the world “— Nelson Mandala
The students of DPS Rohini, Infant Wing , presented a thoughtful and engaging assembly to mark the twin celebrations of Foundation Day and Vanmahotsav—a day filled with pride, reflection, and a renewed commitment to environmental sustainability. The assembly commenced with the Thought for the Day, setting a reflective tone, followed by a well- presented skit highlighting the core values upheld by the school. A series of interactive and meaningful activities were conducted to celebrate the rich legacy, values, and ethos of the institution. Children enthusiastically took part in various fun-filled activities such as a school quiz, mascot parade, and badge and card-making sessions—all thoughtfully designed to instil a sense of belonging and pride in the school community. In line with the spirit of Vanmahotsav, students were encouraged to participate in plantation drive, promoting awareness about the importance of trees and a greener environment. Storytelling sessions and classroom discussions further sensitised young minds towards environmental responsibility and sustainable living. This combined celebration beautifully reflected the school’s deep-rooted values and its ongoing dedication to nurturing not only confident, responsible learners but also environmentally conscious citizens of tomorrow.

“School Bells ringing loud and clear; vacations over, school is here. “ Winifred C. Marshal
The teachers of the Infant Sunshine Wing at Delhi Public School, Rohini, presented a ‘Welcome Assembly’ for the students on Wednesday, 2 April 2025. The theme of the assembly, ‘Magic in Me,’ was brought to life through engaging performances by the teachers. During the introduction, the teacher welcomed the children and emphasized that the magic lies within each individual, reinforcing the theme. The assembly featured a Thought for the Day, an entertaining skit, and a song. Additionally, the teachers and students united to sing the School Song, fostering a sense of community. The children were thrilled to see their teachers perform on stage, and the assembly was met with great enthusiasm and appreciation. The event was a delightful and memorable experience for all involved, setting a positive tone for the school year ahead.

“Colours are the smiles of nature.” – James Henry Leigh Hunt
The students of the Infant School, Sunshine Wing presented a colourful and vibrant assembly on Holi on 3 March 2025. The smart and confident students gave a brief introduction to Holi, highlighting its significance as the Festival of Colours in Hindu tradition and its symbolism of the arrival of spring. The assembly also marked a farewell for Class II students, who will be joining the Main branch of School in the next session. They shared their cherished memories of the Infant School and gave a mesmerizing song performance to commemorate the occasion.

“Embrace new beginnings, celebrate the beauty of nature, and seek wisdom in the colours of life."
A special assembly was organized by class Nursery at DPS Rohini, Sunshine Infant Wing, on 27th January 2025 to celebrate the festival of Basant Panchami. The event began with a prayer and a discussion on the festival’s significance, including its association with the yellow colour, blooming mustard flowers, and the arrival of spring. The students presented a captivating group recitation, followed by mantra chanting, an enactment, and dance and choir performances. The event concluded with a reflection on the deeper values of the festival, emphasizing its connection to nature and spirituality. The celebration showcased the students' artistic talents and highlighted the meaningful values that Basant Panchami brings into our lives.

“Freedom in mind, Faith in our heart, Memories in our souls. Let’s salute the Nation on Republic Day.”
A special assembly was organized by the students of the Infant Sunshine Wing of DPS Rohini on Monday, 20 January 2025, to commemorate India’s 76th Republic Day. The event began with an introduction to the significance of Republic Day, followed by reflections on the values of justice, equality, and liberty. Students presented a heartfelt poem celebrating India’s pride and unity. The younger students from the Prep classes explained the meaning of the Indian flag, highlighting the symbolism of its colours and the Ashoka Chakra.
To further celebrate the essence of patriotism, “No Bag Day” was observed on 24 January 2025. The students of classes Nursery to II crafted the National Flag and National Symbols using colouring, painting and paper tearing, fostering a sense of pride and creativity among the children. The celebration also included educational activities to impart knowledge about the significance of Republic Day, the tricolours, and the National Symbols through interactive sessions and quizzes. The sign language rendition of the National Anthem nurtured a spirit of unity and love for the nation among the young learners.

“All the lights of the world cannot be compared to a ray of the inner light of self, merge yourself in this light and enjoy the supreme festival of Diwali.” - Anonymous
The tiny tots of Nursery of DPS Rohini Infant, Sunshine Wing presented a special assembly on Monday, 28th October 2024, to celebrate Diwali. The event began with an inspiring Thought for the Day and a poem about Diwali, the festival of lights. The tiny tots then performed a soulful song, filling the atmosphere with joy and cheer. Next, the children shared informative lines about Diwali, followed by a mesmerizing dance performance. The assembly also featured an English poem, a Hindi lyrical story, and a motivational Anti-Cracker Rally. Dressed in colourful costumes, the young performers captivated the audience with their energy and creativity, making the event a visual treat.

It is life, I think, to watch the water. A man can learn so many things.- Nicholas Spark
The students of class Prep- B presented an insightful assembly on the topic ‘Water is Life’ on Wednesday, 16th October 2024, highlighting the importance of water conservation. The event aimed to raise awareness about water's role in sustaining life on Earth. The assembly began with a warm welcome to special guests from Germany. The assembly began with a lively song, 'Water is Life,' setting the tone for the event. They then presented skits, poems, and speeches that creatively showcased the various ways water is used daily, emphasizing the need to conserve it. The assembly concluded with a pledge to conserve water, followed by a group song promoting unity in protecting this vital resource. The event inspired students to adopt sustainable practices and was made more memorable by the presence of the German guests.

“Let the spirit of Dussehra inspire you to be kind, compassionate, and just” – Anonymous
The Students of Class II of DPS Rohini Infant, Sunshine Wing presented a Special Assembly on Dussehra with great enthusiasm and zeal on Monday, October 7, 2024. This festival, symbolizing the victory of good over evil, was marked by various performances that showcased the rich traditions associated with Dussehra. A significant highlight of the event was the choir presentation, which captivated the audience with the Shiv Tandav Stotram and Lord Rama’s battle against Ravana. This performance conveyed the message that righteousness ultimately triumphs over wrongdoing, offering positivity, hope, and moral guidance. The entire celebration was enjoyed by everyone at the Infant School, concluding with Lord Rama bhajans sung by all the classes.

“Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony.” – Mahatma Gandhi
The students of DPS Rohini Infant, Sunshine Wing, presented a special assembly on Monday, September 30, 2024, to commemorate World Elders’ Day and Gandhi Jayanti. The assembly commenced with a prayer, followed by a meaningful thought for the day. The students performed a nukkad natak that highlighted the values espoused by Gandhiji, followed by a thoughtful Hindi poem dedicated to him. The choir then delivered a musical rendition titled "Grandparents," which was succeeded by a poem honouring "Our Elders." A captivating dance performance showcased the students’ talent and coordination, truly stealing the show. The assembly concluded with the National Anthem. The event was a visual treat, reflecting the students' dedication and enthusiasm in their performances.

“A teacher is a compass that activates the magnets of curiosity, knowledge and wisdom in the pupils”. - Ever Garrison
The Students of Class I of DPS Rohini Infant, Sunshine Wing presented a Special Assembly on Monday, September 2, 2024 to commemorate the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, which is also celebrated as Teachers' Day. The young enthusiasts began the assembly with the chanting of a shloka, paying homage to all the teachers. The assembly continued with a melodious recitation of Guru Mahima. The students expressed their gratitude and appreciation for their teachers by reciting a heartfelt poem. The assembly concluded with a lively dance performance that captivated the audience. Students from Class XII also contributed with a beautiful dance performance, adding an extra touch of celebration to the event. All the teachers thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated the program, making it an awe-inspiring experience for everyone.

“Our brothers and sisters are there with us from the dawn of our personal stories to the inevitable dusk” – Susan Scarf Merrell.
The students of Prep and Class II of DPS Rohini Infant, Sunshine Wing, presented a special assembly on Wednesday, 14 August 2024, to celebrate the dual occasion of Independence Day and Raksha Bandhan. The assembly marked the onset of week-long celebrations at the Infant Wing. The little toddlers engaged in art and craft activities where they made tri-colour book mark, decoration of national flag with ice cream sticks, paper tearing, and drawing of national symbols. Our young enthusiasts spoke about the festivals and recited poems, and danced to the tune of 'Happy Rakshabandhan'. The school choir sang a melodious song dedicated to the festival, highlighting the bond of protection and care between siblings. To further celebrate the spirit of patriotism, children participated in group recitations and presented a dance performance. Group presentations of different slogans in colourful costumes with well-coordinated movements added a strong sense of national pride among the audience. The highlight of the day was an inspiring storytelling session by grandparents, followed by a discussion where students shared what they had learned.

“Our brothers and sisters are there with us from the dawn of our personal stories to the inevitable dusk” – Susan Scarf Merrell.
The students of Prep and Class II of DPS Rohini Infant, Sunshine Wing, presented a special assembly on Wednesday, 14 August 2024, to celebrate the dual occasion of Independence Day and Raksha Bandhan. The assembly marked the onset of week-long celebrations at the Infant Wing. The little toddlers engaged in art and craft activities where they made tri-colour bookmark, decoration of national flag with ice cream sticks, paper tearing, and drawing of national symbols. Our young enthusiasts spoke about the festivals and recited poems, and danced to the tune of 'Happy Rakshabandhan'. The school choir sang a melodious song dedicated to the festival, highlighting the bond of protection and care between siblings. To further celebrate the spirit of patriotism, children participated in group recitations and presented a dance performance. Group presentations of different slogans in colourful costumes with well-coordinated movements added a strong sense of national pride among the audience. The highlight of the day was an inspiring storytelling session by grandparents, followed by a discussion where students shared what they had learned.

“Our brothers and sisters are there with us from the dawn of our personal stories to the inevitable dusk” – Susan Scarf Merrell.
The students of Prep and Class II of DPS Rohini Infant, Sunshine Wing, presented a special assembly on Tuesday, 13 August 2024, to celebrate the dual occasion of Independence Day and Raksha Bandhan. The assembly marked the onset of week-long celebrations at the Infant Wing. The tiny tots participated with great enthusiasm, wearing colorful dresses and beaming with genial smiles. Our young enthusiasts spoke about the festivals and recited poems, and danced to the tune of 'Happy Rakshabandhan'. The school choir sang a melodious song dedicated to the festival, highlighting the bond of protection and care between siblings. To further celebrate the spirit of patriotism, children participated in group recitations and presented a dance performance. Group presentations of different slogans in colorful costumes with well-coordinated movements added a strong sense of national pride among the audience. The highlight of the day was an inspiring storytelling session by grandparents, followed by a discussion where students shared what they had learned.

“True and lasting success is all about taking it to the next level, but in order to get there we first have to stand on a strong foundation.” – Daymond John
The students of DPS Rohini Infant, Sunshine Wing celebrated an insightful assembly on the dual occasion of Van Mahotsav and 30th Foundation Day of DPS Rohini, on Monday, 8 July 2024. Children from all classes from Nursery to Class II participated in the assembly with great enthusiasm. Our young enthusiasts began with an inspirational ‘thought for the day’ followed by a skit presentation on preserving mother nature. Joyous poem recitations enlightened everyone about the myriad benefits of trees. Various fun-filled activities were planned for the students to add more colour to their learning and inculcate awareness towards their school and environment. Students from Class I participated in a tree-plantation drive within the school premises to celebrate the ‘Van Mahotsav’ with dedication and enthusiasm. Saplings of diverse species, including neem, mango and amaltas were planted under the guidance of the School Principal, Mrs. Kanika Sachdeva Govi Ma’am. The event, aimed at spreading awareness about the importance of trees, was a resounding success, leaving a lasting impact on children. Our tiny tots of Infant School were also provided with a virtual tour of the school portal along with a Quiz competition which infused knowledge about their school in all classes. Discussion on planting more trees and adopting a plant were also held. It was an exciting and enriching experience for the children of the Infant Wing.

“There is no path to happiness; Happiness is a path.” – Buddha
The students of Infant Sunshine Wing of Delhi Public School Rohini, Nursery to Class II, were enthralled to participate in the ‘Happy Wheel’ activity on Friday, 17 May 2024. Children reflected on their feelings by writing about things that make them happy using an activity sheet. Children were further encouraged to express their thoughts and interact with their peers to share their joyful moments. It was an enlightening and enriching experience for the children of Infant Wing.

"Dance is like dreaming with your feet." – Constanze Mozart
A flash mob dance performance by senior students of DPS Rohini at Infant, Sunshine Wing was presented on Friday, 3 May 2024 dedicated to World Dance Day. The primary objective was to foster a sense of appreciation for dance among the students and staff and promote the importance of artistic expression. Engaging choreographies depicting traditional Krishna Leela and contemporary fusion based on ballet and Kathak dances were showcased, illustrating boundless limits of imaginative and creative powers. The infectious energy and enthusiasm of the performance ignited a sense of excitement and spontaneity among the toddlers, prompting them to move and groove along with the rhythm. This interaction not only added to the overall atmosphere of fun and celebration but also highlighted the universal appeal and transformative power of dance, transcending age barriers and bringing people together in a shared expression of movement and music.

The students of Class V-C conducted their Class Assembly on the theme World Book and Copyright Day on Tuesday, 23 April 2024. The assembly commenced with a solemn prayer, invoking gratitude for the wealth of knowledge that books bring into our lives. A thought-provoking quote set the tone for the assembly, emphasising the profound impact of books as constant companions, wise counsellors and patient teachers. The recitation of the poem "The Magic Of Books" captivated the audience, celebrating the magic of written words and the boundless realms of imagination that books offer. The importance of maintaining a conducive environment for learning and respecting library resources was emphasised through a set of clear and concise rules. An interactive quiz engaged students in a fun and educational activity, testing their knowledge of literary characters and popular authors.
The assembly raised awareness about the significance of World Book and Copyright Day, highlighting the role of books in promoting literacy, education and cultural exchange. Overall, the World Book and Copyright Day assembly succeeded in its mission to celebrate the power of books, ignite imaginations and inculcate a sense of responsibility towards literary heritage and intellectual property rights.

“You can never see a plant grow, but they do.” — Carol Plum
The students of Class I of DPS Rohini Infant, Sunshine Wing presented a special assembly on Monday, 22 April 2024 to celebrate Earth Day. The assembly started with a beautiful prayer to seek the blessings of Goddess Saraswati. The budding orators expressed their reverence for Mother Nature as they began with the ‘thought for the day’. Children expressed their love towards Mother Earth through beautiful poems. The assembly successfully unfurled a spirit of camaraderie among all and exhorted them to look forward by taking a pledge and learn something meaningful. The assembly helped to inculcate a sense of responsibility towards the environment among our students.

“A new school year means new beginnings, new adventures and new challenges.” – Denise Witmer
The students of classes Prep – II of DPS Rohini Infant-Sunshine Wing, presented a Special Welcome Assembly on Monday, 8 April 2024 to celebrate the beginning of the new session – 2024-25. The assembly started with a beautiful prayer invoking the blessings of Goddess Saraswati. Our young enthusiasts expressed their gratitude, excitement and joy at being back to school with a promising new beginning. They elatedly recited poems that set the tone for achieving new milestones and overcoming challenges. The assembly successfully unfurled a spirit of camaraderie among all and exhorted them to look forward to new opportunities and meaningful learning experiences.

“The driver on the highway is safe not when he reads the sign, but when he obeys them.” — Aiden Wilson
A Special Assembly was presented by the students of Nursery-Class II on Monday, 29 January 2024 to create awareness about road safety with the students. The primary objective of the assembly was to impart knowledge about road safety practices, foster a sense of responsibility among students and promote safe behaviors both as pedestrians and future drivers. Our little learners spoke about key road safety rules and traffic road signs which encouraged students to understand and obey traffic signals. The assembly served as a vital step in promoting road safety awareness among the younger generation and fostering a safer community for all road users.

“Freedom in mind, Faith in our heart, Memories in our souls. Let’s salute the Nation on Republic Day.”
A Special Assembly was organized in the Infant Sunshine Wing of DPS Rohini by the students of Class I on Monday 22nd January 2024, to commemorate India’s 75th Republic Day. Our budding orators spoke about why we celebrate Republic Day and its significance. It was followed by poem recitation by the tiny tots which infused the spirit of patriotism in the minds of the little learners. The efforts put in by the little ones were appreciated by one and all.
To further celebrate the essence of patriotism, “No Bag Day” was celebrated on 25th January 2024. The tiny tots adorned in tricolour attire, showcased their love for the nation through different activities. The students of classes Nursery to II crafted the National Flag and the National Symbols with earbud painting and paper tearing, fostering a sense of pride and creativity among the children. The celebration also incorporated educational activities to impart knowledge about the significance of Republic Day, tricolours and the National Symbols through interactive sessions and quizzes. Sign language National Anthem nurtured a spirit of unity and love for the nation among the young learners.

“Every time we love, every time we give … it’s Christmas.” — Dale Evans
A Special Assembly was organized in the Infant Sunshine Wing of DPS-Rohini to celebrate the joyous spirit of Christmas by the students of Prep on Monday, 18 December 2023. The grandparents of the Kamla Bakshi Elder’s Home were also invited to witness the Assembly. The assembly began with a melodious choir filling the audience’s heart with warmth and excitement. The little performers enthralled the audience with their foot-tapping dance and poetry recitation. To further celebrate the essence of Christmas ‘No Bag Day’ was celebrated on 22 December 2023. Various fun-filled activities were planned for the students to add more color to their learning. It was an enriching experience for the children as they engaged themselves in different art and craft activities like thumb printing, card making, freehand drawing and colouring. Children sang carols and songs joyfully which infused the spirit of Christmas and New Year in the minds of the little learners. The efforts put in by our little ones were appreciated by one and all.

“Look after our planet, and it will look after us, or don’t and face the consequences” - Phil Harding
A Special Assembly was presented by the students of Nursery-Class II on Monday, 11 December 2023 to understand the importance of 3R’s - Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. The assembly commenced with the thought for the day along with understanding the meaning of 3R’s. The assembly was carried forward by the little ones who threw light upon the ways to save the environment and enthralled the audience as they reiterated the importance of 3R’s in today’s world. A melodious group rhyme, a song presentation and an inspiring poetry recitation added cherries to the cake. The efforts put in by our little ones were appreciated by all.

The students of Infant Sunshine Wing of Delhi Public School, Rohini, Nursery - Class II, were enthralled to participate in the ‘Flower Show’ on Friday, 8 December 2023. Children enjoyed the sight of the National Flowers of different countries being presented through placards. YouTube videos were shown along with the discussion on different parts of a plant. The students also took part in various activities like Show & Tell and Watering the Plants while learning about how plants are an important part of our lives. It was an enlightening and enriching experience for the children of Infant Wing.

“Who so ever is kind to others, the Lord receives him with kindness.” – Adi Granth Sahib
Gurpurab Assembly was conducted on Monday, 20 November 2023 by the students of Class I to mark the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev, the first Guru of Sikhism. The tiny tots enraptured the audience as they shared the significance of this festival and its importance in the contemporary world. They highlighted the various learnings of the ‘Paanch Pyaare’ and educated everyone on how they can connect these values to modern-day acts of kindness such as Service before Self, the practice of Langar, and more. The assembly left a deep and lasting impact on the audience and enriched their young minds with values of selflessness, generosity, and brotherhood. The effort put in by our little ones was appreciated by all.

“Good dental hygiene is the key to a healthy smile.” – Anonymous
The students of Class Nursery - II of Infant Sunshine Wing of Delhi Public School, Rohini attended a Dental Care session, on Wednesday, 18 October, 2023 organized by Dr. Shubhra Aggarwal, Head Dental Surgeon & Cosmetologist, Dantam Aesthetics. Dr. Shubhra discussed the importance of brushing teeth twice a day. She further used storytelling as a medium to talk about the effects of junk food on tooth health. The session concluded with the resource person addressing the queries of the children. It was a great learning experience for the students.

“The Ramayana teaches us that true victory is not in defeating others, but in conquering our own weaknesses.”
The students of Nursery of DPS Rohini Infant Sunshine Wing presented a colourful and thought-provoking assembly to celebrate the special festival of Dussehra. The tiny tots participated with great ardor, wearing Indian traditional dresses. The tiny tots began the assembly with a musical presentation of the story of Ramayana. The melodious rendition was aptly supported by a mesmerizing depiction of the events in the great epic of Ramayana. They also reiterated the faith in the victory of good over evil through a powerful presentation of Ramayana in the form of a poem. The talented munchkins enthralled the audience with vibrant dances depicting the different traditions that form a part of Dussehra celebrations in the North, South, West and East zones of our country. The effort put in by our little ones was appreciated by all.

“Colours are the smiles of nature.” – Leigh Hunt
The students of the Infant Sunshine Wing of Delhi Public School-Rohini, Nursery-Class II, were enthralled to participate in ‘Magic with Colours’ activity on Monday, 9 October 2023. They were excited to learn about the seven colours of the rainbow and learnt the language of each colour. The tiny tots engaged themselves in mixing different shades to discover how two colours when mixed together, got magically transformed into a new one. The young explorers loved the hands-on experience. It was an enjoyable learning experience for all.

“By education, I mean an all-round drawing out of the best in the child and man; body, mind and spirit.” - Mahatma Gandhi
The students of Prep of DPS Rohini Infant, Sunshine Wing presented a Special Assembly on Monday, 25 September 2023 to commemorate the birth anniversary of Sri Mahatma Gandhi. The assembly began with a melodious choir filling the audience’s heart with warmth and excitement. The assembly was carried forward by a Quiz on Mahatma Gandhi’s life and work in which the children participated zealously. The tiny tots highlighted the importance of observing Gandhi Jayanti as they spoke about the teachings of Gandhi ji and how the Father of the Nation led the country towards independence. Melodious musical renditions and a foot-tapping dance performance were the show stealers. The effort put in by our little ones was appreciated by all.

“It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge.” – Albert Einstein
The students of Class I of DPS Rohini Infant, Sunshine Wing presented a special assembly on Monday 4 September, 2023 to commemorate the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, also observed as Teachers’ Day. The young enthusiasts commenced the assembly with the chants of shloka- paying ode to all the teachers. The assembly was carried forward by the melodious recitation of Guru Mahima. Our young enthusiasts expressed their gratitude and thankfulness towards their teachers by reciting a poem. The assembly concluded with a foot-tapping dance performance that enthralled all. All the teachers enjoyed and appreciated the program.

‘The paths may change as life goes along, but the bond between a brother and sister remains ever strong.’ - Anonymous
A special assembly on Rakshabandhan was presented by students of Nursery on Monday, 28 August 2023. The event commenced by invoking the blessings of the Lord with a prayer. The tiny tots participated with great zest wearing colourful dresses accompanied with genial smiles. Our young enthusiasts spoke about the festival and recited poems. They emphasized on the bond of love between siblings and danced to the tune of ‘Happy Rakshabandhan’. Our young enthusiasts presented a short skit that depicted the significance of the festival of Raksha Bandhan. The efforts put in by our little ones were appreciated by one and all.

“On this Day, Let’s Honour the past, Celebrate the present, and Light up the future.” - Anonymous
A Special Assembly was organized in the Infant Sunshine Wing of DPS-Rohini to celebrate the spirit of patriotism by the students of Prep on Friday, 11 August 2023. Our young enthusiasts spoke about the sacrifices made by freedom fighters and the significance of our National Flag. The quiz masters of Prep left everyone awestruck with their quiz on “Independence Day”. To further celebrate the spirit of patriotism, children marched to the anthem of ‘Nanha Munha Raahi Hoon’ and also sang ‘I Love My Country India’. A beautiful musical rendition, a foot-tapping dance, and an inspiring poetry recitation added cherries to the cake. The effort put in by our little ones was appreciated by one and all.

“A good education is a foundation for a better future.” - Elizabeth Warren
The students of DPS Rohini Infant, Sunshine Wing enjoyed a week-long celebration commencing from Monday, 3 July 2023 on the dual occasion of Vanmahotsav and 29th Foundation Day. Various fun-filled activities were planned for the students to add more colour to their learning and inculcate awareness towards the environment. It was an enriching experience for the children as they engaged themselves in different art and craft activities like poster making, freehand drawing and colouring. Various activities like story narration, poetry recitation, quiz and show and tell infused knowledge about their school and Mother Earth in the mind of the little learners. It was an exciting and enriching experience for the children of Infant wing.