An Assembly on ‘Mother: A Walking Miracle' International Day of Families’ was presented by the new admission students of Classes III to V on Friday, 16 May 2025. It was a heartwarming celebration of the unconditional love and sacrifices of mothers and the importance of family bonds.

The event began with a thought-provoking prayer celebrating the warmth of mothers. This was followed by the thought for the day.

In a touching tribute, the students recited a poignant poem that honoured the selfless love and dedication of mothers. The students then highlighted the importance of small actions and kindness and how they can make a difference in someone's life which was followed by a quiz.

The next segment featured our news broadcast and the school song.

The assembly concluded by expressing gratitude and thanks to our mothers for all the silent ways they love and support us and cherish the bonds of family that shape who we are. The assembly was a beautiful tribute to the walking miracle that is a mother, and the vital role families play in our lives.

The students of Class V-B conducted a vibrant and meaningful assembly to celebrate Rabindranath Jayanti and World Laughter Day on Tuesday, 6 May 2025. The assembly began with the garlanding of Rabindranath Tagore’s portrait by our respected Principal Ma’am, followed by a soulful rendition of a song composed by Tagore himself. The assembly featured a thoughtful quote, an engaging role play highlighting key moments from Tagore’s life and some interesting lesser-known facts about the great poet and philosopher. In honour of World Laughter Day, students recited a cheerful poem that celebrated the joy of laughter. A creative quiz in the form of puzzles added a fun and interactive element to the event. The assembly concluded with the news headlines and the melodious rendition of the school song. The performance by Class V-B was informative, inspiring and filled with creativity, leaving the audience with both knowledge and smiles.

Students of Class V-A conducted their Class Assembly on the theme, ‘World Book and Copyright Day’ on Tuesday, 29 April 2025. The assembly began with a solemn prayer, expressing gratitude for the knowledge and inspiration that books provide. This was followed by the Thought of the Day, featuring a quote by Charles William Eliot that highlighted the invaluable role books play in our lives. A heartfelt recitation of the poem The Magic of Books celebrated the wonder and imagination that reading inspires. Students were reminded of the importance of maintaining discipline in the library through a presentation of essential library rules. A lively and engaging quiz tested students’ knowledge of authors and literary characters. The assembly successfully conveyed the importance of books in promoting literacy, education, and cultural understanding, while also emphasizing the value of respecting intellectual property.

An assembly on the theme ‘World Earth Day’ was presented by the students of Class III on Tuesday, 22 April 2025. The assembly commenced with the watering of the sacred Tulsi plant by Principal Ma’am which was followed by the thought of the day. In addition to this, the students sang a melodious song as well as recited a thought-provoking poem which echoed the voice of Mother Earth. This was followed by a fun activity – ‘A Tug of War’ held between the Pollutants and the Environment Savers. A pledge was taken by the students to be Earth Helpers everyday. This was followed by an exciting Earth Day Quiz, the news, Principal ma’am’s address and the school song.
The assembly concluded with the reflection on the importance of the urgent need to protect our earth which is an indispensable part of our lives. Let’s pledge to protect Mother Earth from all the challenges, threats and overcome the same by staying united.

The students of Class IV conducted a vibrant and heartwarming assembly on the theme ‘’Animals are the Purest Form of God’s Creation', on Tuesday, 15 April 2025 celebrating both National Pet Day and World Art Day.

The assembly began with a peaceful prayer, setting a divine tone for the morning. This was followed by a Hindi prayer and a thoughtful ‘Thought for the Day’ emphasising the importance of pets in our lives. Students showcased their creativity and learning through a delightful skit highlighting valuable life lessons we can learn from animals like ants, lions, dogs and turtles.

A beautiful poem, ‘Tails of Wisdom,’ captured the essence of love, loyalty and joy that pets bring into our lives. The students also presented the latest news headlines and conducted an engaging quiz that tested the audience’s knowledge about animals and Indian art forms like Warli, Madhubani, and Pattachitra etc.

The assembly concluded with the school song and a message reminding everyone to celebrate the beauty of all God's creations with kindness and creativity. The assembly was a wonderful blend of learning, expression, and celebration, leaving everyone inspired and joyful.

The students of Class V conducted an assembly on Tuesday, 8 April 2025 on the topic ‘Wellness: Our Shared Responsibility’, marking World Health Day. The assembly began with a meditative Raag-based choir, setting a calm tone for the day. This was followed by a thought for the day and a heartfelt poem on wellness highlighting the connection between a healthy body and a peaceful mind. Students presented a witty and entertaining skit titled ‘Mann Ki Baat’, highlighting the importance of health. The skit also shed light on the new initiative Ayushman Bharat 2.0 and Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana, introducing students to the role of latest technology in promoting health and well-being. Through humorous dialogues and relatable situations, the skit cleverly conveyed how small, everyday choices can lead to a healthier lifestyle and a happier community. The students also shared key takeaways on healthy habits, stress management and the role of empathy in well-being. A short news segment updated students on recent updates. The assembly concluded with the School Song, leaving everyone inspired to take responsibility for their own health and that of the community.

The students of Class III and the cabinet members of Class V presented an assembly on the topic ‘Safer Internet Day and Session Culmination’. The assembly began with a heartfelt prayer song, followed by an insightful thought. The students highlighted the advantages of using the internet as an individual, business or society as a whole, while also emphasising that these benefits come with significant risks and responsibilities. A beautiful poem on ‘Session Culmination’ was presented by the students, showcasing the mixed feelings of moving on to the next academic session. Tips to reduce examination stress and promote effective learning were shared with the students. An exciting quiz was conducted, testing their knowledge and attentiveness. The assembly concluded with the School Song.
Overall, the assembly was a perfect blend of awareness, reflection and excitement, leaving the students inspired and motivated for the year ahead.

The morning assembly, conducted on 4 February 2025 by the students of Classes III E and IV E, revolved around the theme "The 5 Rs"—Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose and Recycle. The assembly aimed to inculcate awareness about sustainable living and responsible waste management.

The assembly commenced with a soulful prayer song, setting a serene and positive tone for the day. This was followed by a thought for the day, which emphasised the importance of making eco-friendly choices in daily life.

To engage the audience creatively, a poem on the 5 Rs was presented by the students, highlighting how small efforts can contribute to a greener planet. Adding a visual appeal, students dressed as the 5 Rs, symbolizing each principle with an impactful message. A quiz on environmental awareness was conducted, testing students' knowledge about sustainability and encouraging them to reflect on their daily habits. Following this, the latest news updates were shared, keeping everyone informed about current events.

A special highlight of the assembly was a club presentation by members of the Safety and Wellness Club and the Spectrum Club. They showcased their initiatives and emphasised the role of safety, well-being and creativity in everyday life.

The assembly concluded with the uplifting school song, fostering a sense of unity and pride among the students. The assembly was a meaningful and interactive session, leaving everyone inspired to adopt the 5 Rs in their lives and contribute to a sustainable future.

The Basant Panchami Assembly conducted by the students of Class IV was an exceptional celebration, brimming with cultural and spiritual significance. The event began with a heartfelt prayer, graciously led by Principal Ma'am, setting a serene and spiritually uplifting tone.

The audience was then entranced by a captivating enactment that beautifully illustrated the birth of Goddess Saraswati. The traditional lighting of the Pooja Diya, accompanied by sacred shlokas, filled the atmosphere with a divine aura. A thought-provoking ‘Thought of the Day’ inspired reflection, followed by a poetic recitation and a segment that highlighted the life lessons imparted by festivals, showcasing the depth of our cultural heritage.

Students shared insightful details about the various symbols of Basant Panchami, revealing their rich spiritual, cultural, and seasonal significance. They also offered fascinating glimpses into how the festival is celebrated across different regions of India, adding a broader perspective to the cultural experience.

The assembly also featured stories behind the Saraswati Pooja celebration, further deepening our understanding of the festival's importance.

The event concluded with an engaging news update, and Principal Ma'am took a moment to applaud the collective efforts of the students, praising their creativity and dedication in beautifully capturing the essence of Basant Panchami.

To commemorate Republic Day, a special assembly was organised by the students of Classes III to VI on Friday, 24th January 2025. Students spoke with unbridled passion, highlighting the significance of Republic Day and it’s importance in the country’s history. They eloquently articulated the principles of the Constitution and emphasised the importance of adhering to Constitutional values. The assembly was further enriched with a talk show which was followed by a mesmerizing dance performance to express our love and devotion to our motherland, showcasing the vibrant culture and unity that defines our nation. To engage the audience and test their knowledge about Republic Day a quiz was conducted. This was followed by the prize distribution ceremony which recognized and honoured the outstanding sports achievements of our talented students in the presence of their parents. The awards were given out for exceptional performances at both the State and National levels, acknowledging the hard work, dedication, and perseverance of our young athletes.
As we celebrate the spirit of Republic Day, let us reiterate our pledge to uphold the ideals of our constitution. May we continue to march towards a nation that is just, equitable and free for all, where every citizen can live with dignity and pride. Jai Hind!

The students of Classes III A and III C presented their assembly on Tuesday, 14 January 2025 on the theme, World Hindi Day and Indian Army Day. The students recited a poem conveying the significance of the Hindi language. The students also highlighted the importance of Indian Army Day, sharing key information about its significance. The choir performed a patriotic song, paying tribute to the Indian Army and its contributions. This was followed by an engaging quiz that included riddles, tongue twisters and story enactments related to Hindi vocabulary and literature. The assembly concluded with a brief update on current news events.

A Class Assembly on ‘Values that we Value’ was presented by the students of Classes IIIB & IIID on Tuesday, 7 January 2025. The assembly was a thought-provoking and inspiring event that highlighted the importance of values in our daily lives. It encouraged students to reflect on the values that are essential for our well-being, relationships, and success.
The assembly commenced with a prayer followed by the thought of the day. Students shared their reflections on the values that are most important to them and why. The children delivered a heartfelt performance, showcasing the significance of values through a poem. They hosted a fun-filled cartoon character quiz, showcasing their creativity and expertise on popular animated characters. They also presented a comprehensive news update, covering current events from our school, nation, and around the world.
The assembly inspired us to reflect on our own values and to make a conscious effort to incorporate them into our daily lives. We learned that values are not just words, but actions that can make a positive impact on ourselves and those around us.

Students of Classes IV A and IV B presented their combined Class Assembly on Tuesday, 10 December 2024 on the theme World Energy Conservation Day. Our young learners recited a poem about the importance of energy and its conservation and focused on saving it for future usage. The show starred “Ms. Megawatt” who showed kids how to save power and resources. She shared easy tips like switching off gadgets when not in use, conserving water, making the most of daylight and staying away from plastic. The assembly got everyone involved making it fun and hands-on. It wrapped up with an uplifting message by students of Ekjut Club of Junior School who highlighted the steps taken up by DPS Rohini in making our planet greener and cleaner. The students’ excitement made the event stick in everyone’s mind, raising awareness about saving energy and living in a way that’s good for the earth.

The students of Class V E enthusiastically conducted a class assembly on the theme of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. The assembly commenced with an inspiring thought, setting a positive tone for the event. The students highlighted the remarkable achievements of several individuals who overcame their disabilities to achieve greatness. Students also provided insights into the significance of the event's logo. Additionally, the students shared valuable information about Braille, hearing aids, and sign language. The overarching message of the assembly was clear: with hard work and determination, anything is possible.

The students of Class V A presented a thought-provoking assembly on the themes of ‘Rashtriya Ekta Diwas and Go Green, Breathe Clean’ on 5 November 2024. The assembly started with a calming prayer, followed by an inspiring thought for the day that encouraged unity and environmental awareness. Students then performed a skit honouring the ‘Iron Man of India,’ Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, highlighting his contributions to national unity. A beautiful song celebrating togetherness followed, filling everyone with a sense of harmony. The students then shared practical ways to ‘Go Green, Breathe Clean,’ urging everyone to reduce plastic use, plant trees and conserve resources. An interactive quiz engaged the students, testing their understanding of the day's themes and the assembly concluded with news updates covering general and school events. The assembly served as a powerful reminder of our duty to uphold unity and work towards a cleaner environment.

The school assembly held on Tuesday, 22 October 2024 was a vibrant celebration of Diwali, organised by Class III-E. The theme focused on the valuable lessons we learn from Indian festivities, particularly during the auspicious occasion of Diwali.
The assembly commenced with the lighting of candles, symbolising the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. This beautiful ritual set a joyful tone for the gathering. Following the candle lighting, the Principal led the assembly with an inspiring prayer, invoking blessings for peace and prosperity. The students then delighted everyone with a lively Diwali song that resonated throughout the hall, filling the atmosphere with festive cheer.
A thoughtful "Thought for the Day" was shared, emphasising the significance of Diwali in fostering unity and joy. The students recited a heartfelt poem titled "Ayodhya Aagman," which captured the essence of the festival and its historical importance. Throughout the assembly, students shared the values they imbibe from Diwali, such as kindness, generosity and the spirit of giving. This segment highlighted how these values can guide us in our everyday lives.
To ensure a safe and enjoyable celebration, tips for a safe Diwali were presented. Students were reminded about the importance of safety while enjoying fireworks and celebrating responsibly. The assembly also featured a lively dance performance. This energetic act brought an extra layer of joy to the event. In addition to the cultural presentations, the school news was shared, keeping everyone updated on upcoming events and initiatives. The assembly concluded with the school song, which united all in a spirit of camaraderie.
Overall, the assembly was a resounding success, celebrating the spirit of Diwali and reinforcing the values we hold dear.

Students of Class III D gathered for the assembly to commemorate the occasion of National Dictionary Day on 15 October 2024. The assembly began with a beautiful Prayer followed by the brief introduction on National Dictionary Day, which is observed annually on October 16 to honour the Birth Day of Noah Webster. Students learned about the significance of dictionaries in expanding knowledge and understanding language. The emphasis was on the importance of learning new words and improving vocabulary.
Students were excited to learn new words and understand how they can use a dictionary not just for finding meanings, but as a tool to improve their reading and writing skills. They enjoyed the interactive elements of the assembly, especially the quiz.

The students of Classes IV E conducted their class assembly on the theme- ‘Gandhian Values’ on Tuesday, 1 October 2024. The assembly was conducted with great enthusiasm by the students. The assembly commenced with the thought for the day followed by Gandhi ji’s favourite bhajans. Students recited a beautiful poem – ‘Mahatma Ke Charno Mein’. The students presented a thought provoking play- ‘Swaatch Bharat- Gandhi Ji Ka Sapna.’ . The assembly concluded with the School Song.

The school assembly on 23 August,2024 was conducted by the students of Class IV A. The assembly began with a heartfelt prayer led by Principal ma’am, setting a peaceful tone for the day. Following the prayer, the entire class came together to sing a melodious song that filled the hall with energy and positivity.
A thoughtful message was shared by one of the students reminding us of the importance of kindness and compassion. The highlight of the assembly was a talk show featuring real-life heroes: an NGO founder, a rag picker, a doctor and an office employee. They shared their inspiring stories and the impact they have on society.
Class IV A also presented insightful ways to show humanity in our daily lives, emphasising respect and kindness towards teachers, classmates, support staff and our surroundings. A fun and engaging quiz followed, testing the information shared during assembly. The assembly concluded with a news segment that covered both general and school news, keeping everyone informed about recent events.

A special assembly on the theme, “Interpreting Independence: Gratitude to the Nation” was organised by Delhi Public School, Rohini, on Wednesday, 14 August 2024, to celebrate India’s 78 th Independence Day. The assembly presented by the students of Classes IV, V, IX, and X, was an amalgamation of culture, values and patriotism. The aim was to instill in students a sense of pride and gratitude for the freedom they enjoy.
The event commenced with the ceremonial lamp lighting by the Principal and guests. It symbolized the dispelling of darkness and the spreading of knowledge and wisdom. This was followed by a soulful prayer song, which set a serene and respectful tone for the assembly.
The "Thought for the Day" focused on the importance of gratitude towards the nation and the sacrifices made by freedom fighters. Emphasis was placed on how freedom is a precious gift and a must for everyone to contribute positively to the nation’s growth.
A beautiful medley of patriotic songs was presented by the school choir. The stirring rendition filled the atmosphere with a deep sense of pride and love for the country, as students sang in unison, reflecting their respect and devotion. One of the highlights of the assembly was a thought-provoking role play, “Kal, Aaj aur Kal: Bharat Meri Nazar Se,” presented by the students of Class IV. The journey of India from the pre-independence era to the modern day and the hope for a future where the country reaches new heights was depicted by the students. Through their powerful performances, the struggles of freedom fighters, progress achieved over the decades, and aspirations for the future were portrayed, leaving everyone inspired.
A vibrant and impactful Nukkad Natak on the theme “Say No to Tobacco” was performed by the students of Classes IX and X. A strong social message was conveyed about the ill effects of tobacco consumption, emphasising freedom from unhealthy habits for a prosperous nation. The energetic dialogues and creative presentation struck a chord with the audience, motivating them to take a stand for a healthier lifestyle. The pledge kept with the theme of patriotism and responsibility, encouraging students to uphold the values of freedom and contribute positively to the nation’s development.
The dance performance, “From Shores to Space: The Journey of Dr. Kalam” enlightened the students about the inspirational life of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. From his humble beginnings to becoming the “Missile Man” and later the President of India, his life’s journey was depicted by students through graceful movements and expressive choreography. His vision, dedication and contribution to making India a global power in space and technology were celebrated.
The Principal, Mrs. Kanika S. Govi, addressed the gathering, expressing pride in the students’ performances and emphasising the importance of reflecting on the freedom that is often taken for granted. The address focused on the need for students to develop a sense of gratitude towards the nation and contribute meaningfully to its future.
The assembly concluded on a unique and heartwarming note with the school song followed by the national anthem presented in sign language. It was a fitting tribute to the spirit of inclusivity, with the entire school standing in respectful silence.
The Independence Day assembly was a memorable celebration in which the nation’s rich heritage was honoured while values of patriotism, gratitude and responsibility were instilled among students. A lasting impression was left on everyone present, making it a day to remember.

Students of Class III C gathered for the assembly to commemorate two important occasions: National Handloom Day and International Traffic Light Day on 12 August 2024. The assembly began with a brief introduction on National Handloom Day, which is observed annually to honour the rich cultural heritage of handloom weaving in India. Students shared insightful information about the significance of handlooms in preserving traditional crafts and supporting local artisans.
A captivating display of various handloom fabrics and garments showcased the artistic diversity and meticulous craftsmanship that go into creating these textiles. Students also highlighted the importance of traffic lights in ensuring road safety and preventing accidents. Through a captivating nukkad natak, the students emphasised the significance of following traffic rules. An informative quiz illustrated the importance of traffic lights. The assembly concluded on a positive note, with students inspired to uphold and celebrate our cultural heritage and prioritize safety on the roads.

The students of Class III-B presented their Class Assembly on ‘World Nature Conservation Day’ on Tuesday, 30 July 2024. The assembly aimed to emphasise the importance of observing ‘World Nature Conservation Day’. The assembly commenced with a prayer followed by a mesmerising dance performance. This was followed by sapling plantation by Principal ma’am. In addition to this, the students sang a melodious as well as thought provoking song which was followed by the thought of the day. Fun facts were presented followed by a melodious poetic rendition by the students. The assembly concluded with the reflection on the importance of the urgent need to protect the environment.

The students of Class III A presented their assembly on Tuesday, 23 July 2024 on the theme National Mango Day. The students shared interesting facts about mangoes and mango trees, sharing information about different varieties of mangoes, their nutritional benefits and the regions where they are cultivated. The assembly included a poem dedicated to the mango fruit, often hailed as the ‘King of Fruits’. The students also performed a harmonious song about mangoes. An interactive quiz segment engaged the students with mango trivia and facts about its history and cultivation. The assembly concluded with a brief update on current news events.

The students of Classes VA and VB presented their assembly on Tuesday, 9 July 2024 focusing on Van Mahotsav, Paper Bag Day and Forgiveness Day. They highlighted the importance of trees and forests for ecological balance, promoted the use of eco-friendly paper bags to reduce plastic waste and emphasised the power of forgiveness through a poem titled ‘The Magic of Forgiveness’. The assembly included a lively nukkad natak on the significance of planting trees and conserving nature. The students also demonstrated how to make paper bags from old newspapers, inspiring their peers to adopt sustainable practices. A heartwarming story illustrated the transformative power of forgiveness. An interactive quiz segment, "Guess the Forgiver!" engaged the students in identifying famous personalities based on their forgiveness quotes. The assembly concluded with news updates, showcasing the students' commitment to environmental conservation and empathy.

Students of Class V E presented their Class Assembly on the theme International Day of Families on Wednesday ,15 May 2024. The students eloquently discussed the significance of family bonds. They emphasised on families playing a pivotal role in our lives, providing support, love and a sense of belongingness. Tips to spend quality time with family were also shared through a presentation. The students recited a gripping poem. Their words beautifully captured the essence of familial love, unity and gratitude. The students also touched upon the theme of elections and voting rights. The assembly concluded with the students apprising their peers about ‘Sankalp Patra’ and the importance of casting votes.

A Class Assembly on ‘World Red Cross Day and International Nurses Day’ was presented by the students of Class V D on Wednesday, 08 May 2024 to emphasise the importance of helping people in need and expressing gratitude to people who help others, like nurses and humanitarian workers. The assembly commenced with a beautiful thought about the theme of the assembly. It was followed by a poem about caring hearts and healing hands. In addition to this, the students sang a melodious as well as thought provoking song. The students presented several ways which can help one to make a difference in someone’s life. The assembly concluded with the reflection on the importance of World Red Cross Day and International Nurses Day.

The students of Classes III to V marked the celebration of World Laughter Day with infectious enthusiasm and joy. Led by new admission students, the assembly featured laughter-filled activities and reflections on its importance. It began with a lively warm-up and a melodious song, followed by a discussion on the benefits of laughter for well-being. Adding a touch of humour, a comical poem tickled everyone's funny bone, eliciting hearty laughter and cheerful applause. A lively and energetic happy dance performance infused the assembly with infectious energy, showcasing the sheer joy of movement and expression. The assembly concluded with an engaging quiz leaving everyone with newfound trivia and laughter-filled memories.

Cultivating a love for books and nurturing the habit of reading is an integral part of the school ethos at DPS Rohini. World Book and Copyright Day, a celebration of books, authors and illustrators began with an assembly that was presented by the students of Class V-C. This was followed by a calligraphy workshop organised in collaboration with National Book Trust of India and conducted by artist Mr. Inku Kumar for the students of Class V. He took the students through the basics of calligraphy strokes and encouraged them to practise and perfect this beautiful style of writing. Students of Class V also tested their knowledge of books and participated in a fun literature quiz titled ‘Book-a-mania’. Students of Classes III and IV did reading related activities- ‘Dive into Your Book’ and ‘Real Life Stars’. All the students participated with joyous enthusiasm in the activities and produced creative work based on reading books of different kinds.

The students of Class V A conducted a vibrant assembly on World Art Day. The assembly commenced with a melodious song celebrating art's beauty. The students showcased a visual representation of Indian Art paintings, highlighting their profound role in our rich cultural heritage. Through vivid imagery and insightful commentary, they portrayed the diverse art forms that have flourished in India. They also shared heartfelt reflections on how art has brought about a positive impact on their lives, showcasing personal stories of inspiration and creativity. The assembly concluded with an engaging quiz, fostering curiosity and appreciation for art among the students.

The students of Class V presented a special assembly on culmination of the academic session 2023-24 on Tuesday, 20 February 2024. The musical choir set the tone followed by a heartfelt poem celebrating the school year. The students shared a captivating book review and valuable pointers to manage exam stress and optimize performance. The assembly encapsulated the essence of the school's journey. The students were encouraged to carry with them cherished memories, foster lasting friendships and embrace the invaluable lessons learned during the session.

Students of Class IV presented a special assembly on the auspicious festival of Basant Panchami on Wednesday, 14 February 2024. The assembly commenced with the prayer, setting a spiritual tone. An enchanting enactment depicting the birth of Goddess Saraswati, captivated the audience. The traditional lighting of the diya added a divine touch to the assembly. The assembly concluded with engaging news updates and an exciting quiz on festivals, fostering knowledge and enthusiasm.

The students of Classes IV D and IV E presented an assembly on ‘The Five R’s- Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose, Recycle’ on Tuesday, 06 February 2024. The assembly was conducted with the aim of emphasising the importance of refusing things which are not required, using less stuff, finding new uses for old things and recycling. The assembly commenced with a beautiful thought about the theme of the assembly. It was followed by a poem about the Five R’s. The students presented a street-play to bring forth the importance of the five R’s in our daily lives. The assembly concluded with the importance of implementing the five R’s. The assembly reiterated that effort, no matter how small, contributes to a healthier planet.

In an effort to mark the 76th death anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, Father of the Nation, the students of Classes IV B and IV C conducted an assembly on Martyrs’ Day on Wednesday, 31 January 2024. The students highlighted the importance of Mahatma Gandhi and his teachings. Students discussed about Gandhi’s inspiring and motivational quotes. A fun-filled quiz was conducted based on Gandhiji’s life and teachings. The assembly encouraged students to believe in the ultimate power of truth, love and adopt the path of non-violence and honesty.

The spirit of patriotism filled the air as students gathered in the school assembly area to commemorate the 75th Republic Day of India. The assembly was conducted by the students of Classes III and VI. Students from both classes delivered heartfelt speeches, highlighting the significance of Republic Day and its importance in our country's history. They eloquently spoke about the values enshrined in the Constitution and the role of citizens in upholding democracy and secularism. The assembly was further enriched with cultural performances showcasing the rich diversity of India.
To engage the audience and test their knowledge about the Republic Day, a quiz was conducted. Questions related to the Constitution, freedom fighters and national symbols were posed, encouraging active participation and learning among students. The Republic Day assembly concluded with a sense of pride and reverence for our country. It served as a reminder of the sacrifices made by our freedom fighters and the responsibilities we hold as citizens of a democratic nation.

A Special Assembly on ‘Christmas’ was presented by the students of Class IV on Thursday, 21 December 2023, to express their gratitude and share their joy of giving. Mr. Vipin Kumar, DE’s Nominee Member, MC, DPS, Rohini and HOS, RPVV was the special guest on this occasion. The assembly commenced with a beautiful thought about the theme of the assembly. The students sang melodious Christmas carols ushering in the festive season and celebrating the true spirit of Christmas. This was followed by an energetic dance performance which added exuberance and joy to the assembly. The students presented a thought-provoking play which emphasized that Christmas was more than just Santa, cards, toys or gifts under the Christmas tree. In addition to this, there was a quiz for the students as well as the teachers. The assembly concluded with an energetic dance performance which added exuberance and joy to the assembly.

Students of Class III b presented the class assembly on the theme World Energy Conservation Day. The assembly commenced with a beautiful prayer song followed by a wonderful thought. The students discussed ways in which they can conserve energy in school. They showcased the importance energy conservation with a thought-provoking role play. They also shared a poem to instil the importance of energy conservation among students. The assembly concluded with the principal’s address.

Students of Class III A presented the class assembly on the theme International Day of Persons with Disabilities. The assembly commenced with a mesmerising prayer song. The students discussed the achievements of famous personalities. They showcased the importance of sign language and braille. They also shared valuable insights on ways to be empathetic towards their fellow classmates. The assembly concluded with the principal’s address.

Students of Classes IV A and V E presented an assembly on Thursday, 30 November 2023 to celebrate National Mathematics Day and World Television Day. The assembly commenced with a prayer followed by the beautiful thought for the day that highlighted the importance of Mathematics in our lives. A few students of Class IV introduced the audience to some great Mathematicians and their discoveries. In order to commemorate World Television Day, a thought-provoking poem was presented that urged one and all to celebrate the powerful medium of communication wisely. In addition to this, students of Class V presented a role play that rekindled the significance of TV in one’s life. The quiz on the theme added a dash of excitement to the assembly. The assembly concluded with the principal’s address.

In an effort to highlight the importance of National Unity Day, the students of Class V C and V D presented an assembly on Tuesday, 31 October 2023. The assembly commenced with the inspirational thought for the day. A beautiful song on unity in diversity was presented by the students followed by an inspiring skit-depicting the diversity of India . The children observed a pledge to stay united in all ways. The students conducted an interactive quiz on the life of Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel. The assembly concluded with the Principal’s address. The assembly proved to be fruitful in enlightening students about Rashtriya Ekta Diwas.

The exuberant and jubiliant spirit that the festivals like Dussehra and Diwali bring is indeed unmatchable. To add to the festive fervour, a special assembly was organised on Wednesday, 18 October 2023 for Grades III-XII .The assembly commenced with a short prayer ‘Durga Stuti’ and lighting of the lamp by Principal Ma’am invoking Goddess Laxmi to dissipate darkness and ignorance from our lives. This was followed by a group song ‘Bachcho Ki Ramleela’ by the toddlers of the Infant School highlighting the positivity and the message of sharing and caring which Diwali brings in. The beautiful thought for the day highlighted the importance of the festival. It was followed by a scintillating performance, ‘Dashanan Bhavabhivyakti’, which showcased the relevance of burning of the effigy of Ravana .It urged one and all to celebrate the victory of good over evil and abandon the vices of greed and hatred from their lives.The street play ‘Pradushan mukt Diwali’ highlighted the powerful message of the dire consequences of bursting crackers. The ‘Safety First Club’ students shared a few valuable tips on celebrating safe Diwali. A few students shared their profound thoughts to celebrate a Green Diwali this year and also exchange traditional gifts and support local craftsmen thus contributing to the vision of ‘Atma Nirbhar Bharat’.
The assembly concluded with a positive note, motivating everyone to dispel the darkness of ignorance from their lives and to brighten the world with their goodness.

The students of Class V A and VB presented a class assembly on the theme World Animal Welfare on 10 October 2023. The students discussed about the endangered animals which are on the brink of extinction and also shared the ways to save endangered animals. Children enthusiastically shared the amazing facts about animals. To enlighten the young generation, a talk show was presented through which the students discussed about the ways in which animals were taken care of by their grandparents in older times. The assembly concluded with the national anthem.

The students of Class IV E presented their class assembly on the school motto, ‘Service Before Self’ on Tuesday, 5 October 2023. The students explained the meaning of ‘Service Before Self’. The audience witnessed a poem on serving mankind before self by the students of Class IV-E. Children enacted as their role models who laid their lives serving the mankind. Tips to help classmates in need were shared in the assembly. The assembly concluded with the National Anthem. The assembly proved to be fruitful in imparting the message that our positive actions can leave a lasting impact on people around us.

The students of Classes IV and IX conducted a special assembly to celebrate World Elders’ Day and Gandhi Jayanti on Friday, 29 September 2023. The assembly was conducted with great enthusiasm by the students as well as the teachers. Ms. Richa Issar, Working President, Kamala Bakshi Elders Home was the special guest for this occasion and Dr. Meera Sethi, Member, Managing Committee, Delhi Public School, Rohini was the Guest of Honour. In addition to this, there were guests from Kamala Bakshi Elders’ Home. The assembly commenced with the prayer and lighting of the ceremonial lamp. This was followed by a meaningful thought for the day. A musical rendition – ‘Songs of Reverence’ was put forward by the school choir. The students presented a Nukkad Natak- ‘Gandhi Ki Kahaani, Dada Dadi Ki Zubani’.This was followed by ‘Guftagu’- a talk show by the guests from Kamala Bakshi Elders Home. A mesmerizing dance performance on ‘Vaishnav Jan To’ was presented by the students. The assembly concluded with the National Anthem in sign language. It was a visual treat to watch the students perform with exhilarating ardour and devotion.

The students of Class IV-C presented an assembly on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan on 29 August. The assembly commenced with an introduction of the beautiful festival. This was followed by a heart-warming song dedicated to the eternal love and bond shared between the siblings. The students talked about different ways of celebrating Rakhi across several parts of India. They also highlighted the significance of this festival by sharing some facts about it. The students emphasized that sibling bond encourages love, care, and protection among family members, society and nature. A fun-filled quiz on siblings was also conducted in which the students participated with great enthusiasm. The assembly concluded with the National Anthem.

The premises of DPS Rohini resounded with universal values of humanity as the students of Class IV B presented an assembly on ‘World Humanitarian Day’ on Tuesday,22 August 2023.The assembly commenced with a beautiful prayer by the students, echoing the feelings of love and care. Values of being a humanitarian were conveyed by the thought of the day. These values were well-depicted through a colourful presentation. This was followed by an interesting quiz which was enjoyed by all. The assembly concluded with a message conveying that everyone could be humanitarians by taking that little step of helping others.

The students of Class IV A gathered for the assembly to commemorate two important occasions: National Handloom Day and International Traffic Light Day. The assembly began with a brief introduction to National Handloom Day, which is observed annually to honour the rich cultural heritage of handloom weaving in India. Students shared insightful information about the significance of handlooms in preserving traditional crafts and supporting local artisans. Students also highlighted the importance of traffic lights in ensuring road safety and preventing accidents. Through engaging presentations and demonstrations, the students emphasized the significance of following traffic rules and understanding the colour codes of traffic lights. The assembly concluded on a positive note, with students inspired to uphold and celebrate our cultural heritage and prioritize safety on the roads.

In an effort to highlight the importance of the Nature Conservation Day, the students of Class V C presented an assembly on Tuesday, 1 August 2023.The assembly commenced with the inspirational thought for the day. A beautiful song on nature was presented by the students followed by an inspiring chat show. Tips to conserve trees and all the myriad benefits of trees were shared with the students. The children observed a pledge to save the planet by taking useful measures. A fun-filled quiz on multilingualism was organised for the audience. The assembly concluded with the National Anthem.

On 26 July, DPS Rohini celebrated the International Day for Conservation of Mangrove Forest with great enthusiasm and a focus on raising awareness about the importance of mangroves. The event aimed at educating the students of Class IV about the significance of mangrove ecosystems and their conservation.
The celebration commenced with an engaging presentation on mangroves, their unique characteristics, and the vital role they play in maintaining the coastal ecosystems. The students were captivated by the visuals and interesting facts presented during the educational video session.
The videos also highlighted the various threats faced by mangroves, such as deforestation, pollution, and climate change, which further emphasized the need for conservation efforts. The celebration of the International Day for Conservation of Mangrove Forest left a lasting impression on the young minds of Class IV students. They expressed a newfound appreciation for mangroves and pledged to take action in protecting these vital ecosystems. The session successfully instilled a sense of responsibility towards preserving the environment among the students.

The students of Class V B hosted the assembly on – ‘National Mango Day’ on Tuesday, 25 July 2023. The assembly started with an inspirational thought for the day, followed by a song, ‘Aamo ki Mithas- Suro ke Sath’. Students of V B enlightened the audience about various idioms related to mangoes. Children presented a small skit depicting the life cycle of a mango tree. The assembly concluded with a book review and fun quiz for kids.

Students of Class V-A presented their Class Assembly on the theme World Paper Bag Day and Van Mahotsav on Tuesday , 18 July 2023. The assembly commenced with a wonder thought on saving trees. The students shared the importance of using paper bags instead of plastic bags through a thought-provoking skit. The students were enlightened to use paper wisely which would further help saving trees. Through the assembly, the message of planting trees was spread effectively.

Students of Class V E presented an assembly to commemorate International Day of Families on Tuesday,16 May 2023.The assembly commenced with a heart-warming prayer for the well-being and prosperity of our parents and a beautiful thought highlighting the importance of a family. It was followed by a wonderful poem expressing the theme of the assembly .Few students presented the different ways to make this day a special one for their loved ones. A short acrostic poem on the theme emphasized the crucial role that a family plays in a person’s life. The assembly concluded with a wonderful story about unconditional family love. It was indeed a moment of gratitude for everyone.

On the occasion of Rabindra Jayanti, the students of Class V D presented a delightful assembly that celebrated the life and works of Rabindranath Tagore on Tuesday, 09 May 2023. The assembly began with an introduction to Tagore's life, highlighting his contributions to literature, music, and social reform. One of the highlights of the assembly was the song performed by the students. This was followed by a small skit, ‘The Magic Words' which emphasised the importance of kind and positive communication in our daily lives. To add to the festivities, the students performed a special dance performance on Rabindra Sangeet. The performance was a beautiful display of creativity, talent, and dedication. The assembly concluded with the students explaining the meaning of the national anthem, ‘Jana Gana Mana' which was written by Tagore himself.

An assembly on 'World Labour Day' was presented by the new admissions of Classes III to V on Tuesday, 02 May 2023. The objective of the assembly was to apprise everyone about the need to respect every kind of job that is done with honesty and hard work. The thought for the day and the thought-provoking poem emphasized that no one should be discriminated on the basis of their occupation. The Talk Show helped the students understand the importance of World Labour Day as well as the need to express their gratitude to all the helpers, parents and teachers who work hard every day to make their lives safe and comfortable. The students understood the true essence of the proverb, ‘Work is Worship’.
All the participants performed with zeal and stressed on the importance of appreciation of labour among peers.

Earth Day is celebrated around the world with a beautiful message - “Our continuing efforts in our everyday lives will make this beautiful planet thrive.” Echoing the same, Delhi Public School, Rohini celebrated ‘Earth Day’ through a series of activities. The school celebrated Earth Day with great enthusiasm and organised an assembly to raise awareness about environmental issues and promote sustainable practices. The assembly highlighted the significance of Earth Day and the importance of preserving our planet.
The soft boards outside the classrooms were decorated with creative and visually appealing posters, each one with a message that emphasised on the importance of protecting the environment. The students also participated in myriad activities with great enthusiasm. One of the activities was a poster-making activity for the students of Class V on the topic, ‘Energy-Efficient Appliances’. In addition, students of Class III and Class IV were encouraged to read books related to the environment. Members of the Spectrum Activity Club (Classes III and IV) participated in the activity, ‘Best Out of Waste'. The students came up with innovative ideas and created beautiful art pieces and useful objects like pen stands, flower vases, and bird feeders from waste materials.
To conclude, the Earth Day celebrations in the school were a great success, and the activities conducted helped inculcate a sense of responsibility towards the environment among our students.

A special assembly on Earth Day was presented by the students of Class II on Monday, 17 April 2023. The objective of the assembly was to promote awareness about taking care of Mother Earth . The assembly commenced with the Thought for the Day and a soulful prayer. Interesting facts on Earth Day were presented by the enthusiastic students. Their excitement to share ideas about showing their gratitude and care for the blue planet was clearly visible on their faces. Students expressed their love through a lively poem. This celebration was a step towards their responsibility of initiating their bit towards saving our planet Earth. The assembly concluded with the National Anthem.