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PYP Celebrating Gandhi Jayanti through Special Assembly A special assembly was conducted at DPSG International by the students of PYP 1 to 5 to commemorate Gandhi Jayanti on 2nd October. The assembly began with confident and engaging anchoring by the students followed by the thought and vocabulary word for the day. The melodious bhajan sung by the students created a soulful atmosphere and reflected Gandhiji’s values of peace, harmony and devotion. A powerful dance-drama beautifully portrayed the life, principles and teachings of Mahatma Gandhi, highlighting truth, non-violence, simplicity, compassion and respect for others. Students also presented an expressive poem recitation on the struggles of Gandhi ji demonstrating their creativity, confidence and communication skills. Throughout the assembly, students displayed the learner profile attributes of being Caring, Communicators and Principled by working collaboratively, expressing themselves confidently and respecting the values presented. The programme also connected meaningfully with SDG 16 – Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions, encouraging students to understand the importance of peace, responsible citizenship and non-violence. At the end, School Captain Anikait Kapoor shared his thoughts and appreciated the sincere efforts, enthusiasm and dedication of all the children. Overall, it was a memorable celebration.

Grand Parents' Day and World Literacy Day - Special Assembly

Grandparents’ Day and World Literacy Day Assembly DPSG International celebrated Grandparents’ Day and World Literacy Day through a special assembly conducted by the students of Grade VIII on September 14, 2026. The assembly brought together two meaningful themes—gratitude towards grandparents and the transformative power of education and literacy. The programme commenced with the sharing of the Vocabulary Word for the Day and the Thought for the Day, setting an inspiring tone for the occasion. Students then presented informative segments highlighting the significance of Grandparents’ Day and World Literacy Day, drawing attention to the invaluable role of grandparents in nurturing families and passing on wisdom, values, traditions, and life experiences. The assembly highlighted that education and literacy extend far beyond books, classrooms, and formal learning. Knowledge is also gained through conversations, stories, observations, experiences, and the wisdom shared by those around us. Through their well-researched content, confident presentation, and meaningful reflections, the participants demonstrated the Learner Profile attribute of being Knowledgeable. The Head of School, Dr Tanushree Sharma, appreciated the students for their well-coordinated and thoughtful performance. Addressing the students, she encouraged them to value, respect, and care for their grandparents. She reminded them that love, companionship, and thoughtful gestures can make a meaningful difference in the lives of elderly family members. At her behest, a card-making activity was organised in the school, where students enthusiastically created colourful and heartfelt cards for their grandparents and later presented them at home. The assembly promoted Quality Education (SDG 4) by encouraging students to learn beyond textbooks and develop empathy, awareness, and social responsibility. It also reinforced Reduced Inequalities (SDG 10) by fostering respect, inclusion, and dignity for senior citizens, while the emphasis on family bonds, shared values, and collective responsibility reflected the spirit of Partnerships for the Goals (SDG 17). The celebration was a meaningful reminder that education is not confined to books or classrooms; it is enriched by conversations, experiences, relationships, and the wisdom exchanged between generations. It encouraged students to become knowledgeable, compassionate, responsible, and connected individuals who value and learn from every generation.



Janmashtami at DPSG International – Celebrating the Spirit of Togetherness!

On 3rd September 2026, the corridors of DPSG International came alive with colour, creativity and the joyful spirit of Krishna Janmashtami. With the theme ‘Krishna Teaches Us: Everyone Matters,’ students from Early Years to Grade XII celebrated the festival through engaging, age-appropriate activities rooted in love, friendship, compassion and equality. From colourful peacock crowns and Krishna’s flutes to equality slogans, inclusion dilemmas, posters and speeches, every activity encouraged learners to express, reflect and connect. The celebration beautifully integrated culture and learning, with SDG 10 – Reduced Inequalities and the IB Learner Profile – Open-minded woven into the festivities. The excitement reached its peak with the energetic Dahi Handi celebration, where teamwork, trust, coordination and unity came together. As our Head Of School, Dr. Tanushree Sharma beautifully shared, “Janmashtami reminds us to celebrate differences, value every individual and build a community where everyone matters.” At DPSG International, the celebration was a joyful reminder that different hearts and different dreams can come together as one beautiful school family. Because everyone matters!


Report on Independence Day Celebration and DPSGI Run 2026
Delhi Public School Ghaziabad International celebrated the 80th Independence Day of India on 15 August 2026 with patriotic fervour, enthusiasm and a strong sense of national pride. The celebration, themed “One Run. One Flag. One Nation.” under the visionary leadership of the Head of School Dr Tanushree Sharma and crafted by the Sports dept, brought together the school community to commemorate India’s independence and reinforce the values of unity, responsibility and citizenship.
The morning commenced with an energetic Warm-up and Zumba Session, setting an enthusiastic tone for the DPSGI Run 2026. The run highlighted the importance of fitness, determination, teamwork and community spirit. The event was formally flagged off by the Head of School, inspiring students, parents, grandparents and other guests to move forward with a shared sense of purpose and national pride. A rejuvenating cool-down session followed, allowing the runners to relax and recover after the invigorating activity.
The Independence Day ceremony began with the solemn Flag Hoisting Ceremony, followed by the National Anthem, creating a deeply patriotic and respectful atmosphere. The National Flag was presented as a symbol of the sacrifices of the freedom fighters and the values that unite the nation.
The Head of School, Dr Tanushree Sharma, addressed the gathering and highlighted the responsibility that accompanies freedom, particularly the role of young citizens in shaping the future of India.
Next, vibrant musical and dance performances, showcasing India’s rich cultural heritage and celebratory spirit took the entire event to another level of patriotic fervour and enthusiasm. DPSG International can proudly proclaim that SDG goal 16 fostering peaceful, inclusive societies, ensuring equal access to justice, and building effective, accountable institutions, was fulfilled through this beautiful event. Also, the elements of DPSG Learner’s Profile as per CD 2020 e.g. Grateful and Compassionate, Empathetic and Respectful, Ethical and Principled and being Collaborators were also met.
The programme ended with a collective reaffirmation of unity, responsible citizenship and commitment to the nation, followed by a spirited “Jai Hind!”



Friendship Day Celebration 2026
The DPSG International campus came alive with laughter, smiles, and heartfelt moments as students celebrated Friendship Day on 30 July 2026 under the theme Friendship Begins with Me – Small Acts of Kindness Create Strong Communities.
From Early Years to PYP 5, learners participated in joyful, age-appropriate activities that celebrated kindness, empathy, teamwork, and the true spirit of friendship. Through engaging experiences, they discovered that simple acts of care and respect can create lasting bonds.
Students of Grades 6 to 12 added to the festivities with a delightful Potluck, sharing homemade treats and cherished conversations with their classmates. The vibrant Friendship Graffiti Wall became a canvas of gratitude and encouragement, filled with colourful messages celebrating friendship and positivity.
The celebration beautifully reminded everyone that friendship begins with small acts of kindness, and together, these moments help build a happier, more caring, and inclusive school community. The Head of School Dr. Tanushree Sharma appreciated the ingenious efforts made by the students to understand the beauty of friendship.


Celebrating International Tiger’s Day
The Tiger Day celebration on 28th July’26 by DPSG International engaged students from STARZ to PYP 5 in Inquiry-based art engagements that explored the Central Idea: Living things are interconnected, and people have a responsibility to protect wildlife and their habitats.
Through creative experiences using recycled and eco-friendly materials, students developed conceptual understanding of the Key Concepts of Responsibility, Connection, and Perspective while expressing their learning through masks, habitat collages, mandala art, and conservation posters.
The learning engagements nurtured the Learner Profile attributes of Caring, Thinkers, Communicators, and Knowledgeable, while strengthening ATL Skills such as Thinking, Research, Communication, and Self-management. Students demonstrated student agency by sharing ideas and taking meaningful action to promote tiger conservation and environmental stewardship.



Science Week – Little Innovators' Lab 2026
Science Week 2026 was celebrated at DPSG International with great enthusiasm from 21 July to 24 July 2026 under the inspiring theme "Innovate • Investigate • Inspire." The week witnessed active and enthusiastic participation from students of classes VI to XII, providing them with opportunities to explore scientific concepts through creativity, innovation, and teamwork.
A wide range of Inter-class and Inter-house competitions were organized to cater to different age groups. Students demonstrated their scientific temperament through posters ,comic strips Green Tech Models, Quiz Bowl and Research Presentations on Emerging Technologies. The week culminated in a vibrant Science Fair where students from Grades 4 to 12 rose to the occasion, presenting their scientific investigations with confidence and curiosity, showcasing hypothesis, experimental methods, and conclusions drawn through hands-on exploration and research. The fair provided a meaningful platform for learners across the school to embody the spirit of inquiry central to both the IB PYP and CBSE frameworks, encouraging them to think like young scientists, ask questions, test ideas, and communicate their findings to peers and teachers.
The event successfully fostered scientific inquiry, environmental awareness, critical thinking, collaboration, and communication skills among students. Special awards were given to the students by the Head of School Dr. Tanushree Sharma. It recognised their Innovation, sustainability, scientific inquiry, research excellence, and social impact. She congratulated and commended the students for their enthusiastic participation. Science Week 2026 truly reflected the spirit of curiosity and innovation, inspiring young minds to become future-ready learners and responsible global citizens.