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Students will make open ended and closed ended shapes using their own imagination with the thread of same length.

A special assembly will be conducted virtually for the Republic day celebration. The activites include art & craft, song, dance and much more.

This interesting activity talks about how we celebrate republic day is to let the kid paint airshow for Republic Day. All it requires is a white paper, water colours and paint brushes.

In the times when the world stood still. And the call from every nation was to save oneself and others, the time when people would not go out of home or rather avoid it. The people preferred staying with the family feeling safe and secure, as the world was ingested by the deadly virus the Corona Virus or COVID-19.The age of pandemic when the schools, offices, institutions, malls, shops closed and the only hope was to be alive. In these times of distress, few brave-hearted soldiers refused to sit and standstill taking the figure of giant Avatar and worked day and night. We call them corona warriors or just doctors, nurses, police, bank employees, army, community helpers, or just teachers. The DPSG students took a step forward to thank them and presented their messages in the form of posters and presentations. The emotions were quite evident. The love crossed the boundaries of time and place and moved to the virtual set up. A big salute for them, from or side.

Christmas celebration is not a time nor a season, but a state of mind. The festival reminds us that there has to be at least one day of the year to recap us that we are here for something else besides ourselves.To celebrate this season of joy, our students from the Primary Wing participated in various activities with full enthusiasm and gaiety. Our little kids from playgroup, grade 1 and grade 2 participated in “Santa Mask Making”, “Reindeer Craft”, and “Santa Cap Paper Craft” making activity. Any Christmas celebration is incomplete without the presence of a Christmas tree and a snow man as it waves a magic wand over this world. To commemorate this thought students from Grade 3, 4 and 5 participated in paper folding snowman, Christmas tree paper cutting craft and greetings card making activities respectively. 

Students will create their own limerick and present it through slideshare.

India is a land of color and diverse cultures, and it is obvious in the varied dresses worn by its people. It has great diversity regarding clothing. Traditional clothing in India differs with region, religion, and community. It is dependent on various things like their ethnicity, geography, climate, and cultural traditions of the people of each region. Indian dressing styles can be made distinct by many variations and a wide range of traditional Indian clothing which includes sarees, salwar kameez, and Ghagra Choli. Folk outfits are best to know the traditional clothes and attires of Indian states. Children of Grade III dressed up as people of various states of India and explained about their traditional dresses in the class activity. They entertained everyone on the online platform with their colorful outfits. A wide mix of Indian traditional clothing from different states can be seen through the pictures. Traditional dresses of India are dependent on various things like their ethnicity, geography, climate, and cultural traditions of the people of each region. The students represented the states of Haryana, Punjab, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Goa, Rajasthan, Gujarat.

An activity was conducted with the students of grade 5 on 10th Dec’2020 wherein they were asked to draw a poster depicting the cause and consequence of climate change. Through this activity, the students were able to brainstorm and discuss how human activities have damaged Mother Earth which has lead to climate changes that are ultimately causing an imbalance in the ecosystem. Through this activity, they were also able to understand the interrelation between different species and organisms in the environment and also the need to coexist mutually.

Games are one fun way to give the children a chance to practice listening and speaking skills. The students were given instructions for drawing a picture without telling them the object that they are drawing. The instructions had lots of position words to describe each piece of the picture with the other. The students enthusiastically participated in the activity and followed the instructions correctly.

The instructions were given for the picture below:

The little ones of Grade 1 came up with a wonderful drawing of the Joker. At the end, the model picture was shared with them and they were all glad to compare their drawing with the actual picture.

ENGLISH OLYMPIAD REPORT

Competition on anything is good, because it makes everybody better.”

Every year DPSG, SL organizes various prestigious Olympiads in varied subjects to give exposure to the students so that they can face other competitive exams with ease. The very first Olympiad of this session was the G.K. Olympiad organized by Science Olympiad Foundation, Delhi followed by English Olympiad on 12th & 13th December 2020. Students from classes I to XII participated in the Olympiad with great enthusiasm. In the era of virtual classes, the event also took place in online mode and the students appeared in the exam with no difficulty. The result of the Olympiad is still awaited.

“It is not about winning; it is about staying in the game.”

DPSG SL aspires to develop a scientific outlook, probing skills, truthfulness, and precision among the students. To inspire the learners to become critical thinkers and empowered learners, to develop the values and ethics among the learners towards ecology, environment and natural resources, and to provide exposure to variety of problems thereby assessing their verbal, reasoning , numerical, analytical and other abilities to grow and evolve further in their formative years, they were enrolled in variety of Science activities conducted at intra or inter school levels. K.R. Mangalam Group of World Schools organized C V Raman Science Quest for the students of classes VIII and XI Science on 12th December 2020. Our students from both the grades participated in the same on Online mode. The execution of exam was very smooth as students already had a mock test on 5th December 2020 and thus got familiarized with the processing of Quiz.

The result is awaited but it was an enriching experience for the students.

“A dream does not become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination and hard work.”

It is really a time for celebration for the DPSGians after the declaration of class XII Board Results for the session 2019-20. The students have proved their mettle again with a pass percentage of 100 in the board exams in which a total of 38 students appeared in all the three streams. Naveen Singh and Priyanka Yadav have topped in the school with 92.5 percent marks in best five subjects and 95.2 and 96.7 percent in the best four subjects respectively. The Humanities stream was topped by Mannat with 89.4 percent marks in best five subjects and 91.5 percent marks in best four subjects. The dedication and devotion to the duty embedded in the collective efforts of the students and the teachers were the binding forces that steer to perform, excel and conquer the new horizons elevating the glory of DPSG, Sushant Lok.  

DPSG  has introduced Citizenship curriculum in the foundation domain and the approach of learning is - how to engage pupils in regular lessons and activities within and beyond the classroom that include opportunities for active citizenship

• To inspire and train the students to be responsible and able citizens.

• To conduct inspirational activities and events to strengthen the WILL of the students to become committed citizens.

• To deliver the content to build the SKILLS required to be responsible citizens.

• To achieve an augmented awareness of global social issues through a Citizenship Studies Curriculum and a series of experiential, engaging and fun loaded activities and become global citizens 

Three main guidelines:

• Citizenship Studies based on the educating the students of the necessary information regarding the country’s history, geography and politics, the concept of Equality, Freedom and Human Rights, Roles and Responsibilities

• Citizenship Studies through the participation and experiences in the school and the locality.

• Citizenship Studies to provide the necessary tools, abilities, competences and values to the students, which will allow them to actively participate in the responsibilities they will face in the adult life.

Strategies to be used to implement and deliver it will be: 

• Active: emphasis on learning by doing- story enactments, cultural activities involving special days, national days, festivals, singing the National Anthem

• Interactive: uses discussion and debate on social issue videos, stories, news items, TED Talks etc

• Critical: encourages young people to think for themselves- through expressions in Art, Poetry, Songs, story narration

• Living Citizenship values; Special weeks- Honesty, Respect, Kindness, Compassion, responsibility; Courage, Environmental care, empathy etc. and Special Days: Independence Day, Republic Day etc.

• Field Trips and Engagement with community workers to understand their issues and problems 

• Case Studies, Creating Social Awareness through: Blogs, articles, through social Media 

• Addressing Adolescent Issues: skills needed to be effective in relationships, nature and consequences of racism, teasing, bullying and aggressive behavior and how to respond to them and ask for help.

Who would have thought that teaching – learning will take over the screen rather than the boundaries of the schools? The outbreak of Corona pandemic has made some unparalleled changes in our lives. As the nation went into lockdown, we at DPSG, SUSHANT LOK unlocked our creativity to teach and learn like never before. With the invincible spirit, we initiated the online teaching in the month of March. Keeping the holistic development of our students in mind, our teachers took the charge and started navigating the uncertain challenges of online teaching with bravery.

After a good research and brainstorming sessions, DPSG society decided to use “MICROSOFT TEAM” as a tool for blended learning in our schools. The rigorous training sessions and continuous support from the management, all the teachers become fluent and compatible with it. Teachers at DPSG, are using various tools like virtual whiteboard, video lessons, presentations, Sways and other reference material to make their sessions interesting and effective. Sessions are also being recorded and made available to the students for their future reference.

To review the understanding and progress of the students, various tools lie Kahoot, Padlets, crosswords, Answer garden etc. are being used regularly during the online sessions. After every “Unit of Inquiry” an online assessment is conducted through Microsoft Forms. To develop 21^st century skills and competencies among our learners, we provide them opportunity to get involved in research work. They are motivated to explore and find answers to some essential questions. It allows Students to become accountable for their own learning.

In conclusion, we believe that Blended Learning refers to the approach of education that combines traditional face – to – face classroom methods with online educational materials. It facilitates a community of inquiry and keep students engaged in the active learning.

Manav Rachna International School organised a Live Speech Competition on 8th August, 2020 as part of India Calling 2020-21- Atma Nirbhar Bharat for grades IX & X. The judges for the event were Ms. Akansha Thapliyal and Ms.Seema Nagar. 34 schools from Gurgaon and NCR participated in the event.   The speakers had to present their views on the theme ‘Acceptance ToThe New Normal’ or ‘Opportunity during this Adversity’.  Prapti Singh of Class X from our school participated in the event and presented her ideas and perspectives on ‘Opportunity during this Adversity’ very confidently giving it a practical approach. The results for the competition will be declared on 14th August, 2020.