Have a look at the great efforts made by our wonderful Heritage Clubs
February began with enthusiasm, fostering love for nature and global awareness through special observances.
World Wetlands Day (2nd February)
Students of classes III-V explored the ecological importance of wetlands through a PowerPoint presentation, bird illustrations, and a JAM session on conservation efforts.
World Radio Day (13th February)
Class V students learned about radio’s history and impact through videos and a presentation, followed by an activity illustrating its role in communication.
INTACH Inter-School Poster Making Competition (4th February)
Hosted by DPS Gurgaon in collaboration with INTACH, the competition celebrated India’s heritage. The event featured esteemed guests, cultural performances, and artistic expressions, fostering a deeper appreciation for India’s diversity.
National Science Day – 'Seek: Ek Khoj'
Students of classes VI-VIII engaged in hands-on experiments, discussions, and demonstrations, exploring science’s impact on daily life and global challenges.
Filmit Festival 2025 (4th February)
Held at CD Deshmukh Hall, Delhi, the festival showcased student-made films promoting cultural understanding. DPS Gurgaon won:
Best Film: Papad Chronicles (Sparsh Vaish & Ishan Dutt Thakur, Class VIII)
Best Screenplay: Dilli Ki Dhadkan – Kinaari Bazaar (Kashvee Dhawan & Aditi Adlakha, Class VIII)
Senior School
With classes X and XII preparing for Board exams and IX and XI focused on finals, extracurricular activities are on hold and will resume next session.
January was filled with activities celebrating India’s cultural diversity, history, and natural beauty.
National Tourism Day (25th January)
Class III students illustrated dos and don’ts of responsible tourism, promoting sustainable travel. Class V created colorful flipbooks showcasing India’s famous tourist destinations.
Republic Day (26th January)
Class III students learned about Republic Day’s significance and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s role in shaping the Constitution. A PowerPoint presentation enriched their understanding, and they expressed patriotism through drawings of the national flower, Lotus.
Harvest Festivals of India
Students created vibrant comic strips depicting Pongal, Bihu, Lohri, and Makar Sankranti, exploring regional traditions and festivities.
Republic Day
Classes VII and VIII participated in a quiz on constitutional principles, followed by a pledge-taking ceremony reinforcing unity and patriotism.
Poster Making
Students artistically depicted secularism through posters, illustrating themes of unity, religious harmony, and the Constitution’s vision.
Senior School
With Board and final term exams underway, extracurricular activities for classes IX–XII are on hold and will resume in the new academic session.
