2019-2020

Annual Report

Basic Information about the School

Established: 2012

Affiliated to: CBSE

Affiliation code: 2430186

School No: 15596

UDISE code: 19161403307

Address: Vill +P.O. + P.S- Domjur, Amta Road, Howrah-711405

Phone:

9073393401/402/403, 9051027700

Email: enquiry@dpshowrah.in

Website: www.dpshowrah.in

Medium of Instruction: English

Type: Co-Ed

School Timings:

Pre-Primary:

Nursery to Class II- 7:40 a.m. to 12 noon

Class III onwards- 7:40 a.m. to 2:15 pm

Status of Affiliation:

Delhi Public School Howrah is affiliated to CBSE vide affiliation number 2430186

for Secondary and Senior Secondary School.

The period of affiliation is from 01.04.2018-31.03.2021(Extension in process). The

Permanent No Objection Certificate was issued by the School Education

Department, Government of West Bengal vide letter no. 1124-SE(S)/6C-36/15

dated 23rd December, 2015.

Infrastructure of the school:

Physical Infrastructure Total no. of sites of school: 1

Total area of school in square metres: 21991

Total number of playground: 3

Total area of playground in square metres: 12608

No. of Swimming pools: 2

Total no. of rooms: 80

Total no.of small sized rooms: 5

Total no.of medium sized rooms: 65

Total no.of large sized rooms: 10

Total no. of activity room: 7

Total no. of Digital rooms: 7

Total no. of auditorium: 1

Total no. of libraries: 2

Total no. of laboratories: 3

Total no. of female rest rooms: 1

Total no.of male rest rooms: 1

Total no. of canteens: 1

Total no. of toilets: 40

Total no. of Girls’ toilet: 24

Total no. of Boys’ toilet: 16

No. of toilets for differently abled persons: 8

Facilities Details: No. of water purifiers/ROs available: 9

Does the school have sports facilities? YES

Does the school have dance/music facility? YES

Does the school have clinic facility? YES

Does the school have fire extinguishers? YES

Does the school have fire alarms? YES

Does the school have CCTV cameras installed? YES

Apr-19 May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 Feb-20 Mar-20

M 1 W 1 Labour Day SA 1 M 1 PA1/PT1 Begins TH 1 SU 1 T 1 Grandparents Day F 1 SU 1 W 1 New Year SA 1 Open House III - XI SU 1

T 2 New Session Begins TH 2 SU 2 T 2 F 2 M 2 Half Yearly Exam

Begins W 2 Gandhi Jayanti SA 2 M 2 TH 2 SU 2 M 2

W 3 F 3 M 3 W 3 SA 3 T 3 TH 3 Open House Half Yearly SU 3 T 3 F 3 School Reopens

PT3/PA2 Begins M 3 T 3

TH 4 SA 4 T 4 TH 4 SU 4 W 4 F 4 Puja Vacation Begins/ Maha Sasthi M 4 W 4 SA 4 T 4 W 4 Final Exam Ends

F 5 SU 5 W 5 Id-Ul-Fitr F 5 M 5 TH 5 SA 5 Maha Saptami T 5 TH 5 FH - Twist and Rhyme (Nur - II) SU 5 W 5 TH 5

SA 6 PTI Classes (Nur - III) M 6 TH 6 SA 6 T 6 F 6 SU 6 Maha Ashtami W 6 F 6 M 6 TH 6 F 6 FH - Floral Holi

(Nur - II)

SU 7 T 7 F 7 SU 7 W 7 SA 7 M 7 Maha Nabami TH 7 FH - Tech Talk (Nur - II) SA 7 T 7 F 7 SA 7

M 8 W 8 SA 8 M 8 TH 8 FH - My Country, My Pride (Nur - II) SU 8 T 8 Bijoya Doshomi/

Dussehra F 8 SU 8 W 8 SA 8 SU 8

T 9 TH 9 Rabindra Jayanti SU 9 T 9 F 9 M 9 W 9 SA 9 Open House Class IX - X M 9 TH 9 FH - Talent Hunt

(KG I - II) SU 9 M 9 Doljatra

W 10 F 10 FH - Student Council Election (III Onwards) M 10 W 10 SA 10 Sangam-A Literary Fest

(Interschool) III - V T 10 Muharram TH 10 SU 10 T 10 F 10 M 10 T 10 Holi

TH 11 SA 11 T 11 TH 11 SU 11 W 11 F 11 M 11 Sociovity: Mobile Book Donation W 11 SA 11 T 11 W 11

F 12 Sociovity: Ganga Cleaning Abhiyaan SU 12 W 12 F 12 PAI/PTI Ends M 12 Id-Ul-Zuha TH 12 FH - Story Salad

(Nur - II) SA 12 T 12 Gurunanak’s Birthday TH 12 SU 12 W 12 TH 12

SA 13 M 13 TH 13 SA 13 T 13 F 13 Half Yearly Exam Ends SU 13 Laxmi Puja W 13 F 13 M 13 TH 13 F 13

SU 14 Ambedkar Jayanti T 14 FH - Declaration of Council Result (III Onwards) F 14 SU 14 W 14 Sociovity: String Of

Strength- Raksha Bandhan SA 14 M 14 School Reopens TH 14 SA 14 T 14 PA2/PT3 Ends F 14 SA 14 Open House Nur - I

M 15 Bengali New Year W 15 FH - Art attack (I -II) HLS SA 15 M 15 Aryabhatta Week TH 15 Independence Day/

Raksha Bandhan SU 15 T 15 F 15 SU 15 W 15 SA 15 SU 15

T 16 Class XI Session Begins TH 16 FH - Beat the Heat

(Nur - KG II) HLS SU 16 T 16 F 16 M 16 Rev. Test Class X W 16 SA 16 M 16 TH 16 HLS SU 16 M 16

W 17 F 17 FH - Investiture Ceremony (III Onwards) M 17 Teachers’ Meeting W 17 SA 17 T 17 TH 17 PT2 Begins SU 17 T 17 F 17 HLS M 17 T 17

TH 18 FH - P For Planet No for Plastic (Nur-II) SA 18 Summer Vacation

Begins T 18 School Reopens TH 18 FH - Math Mela (I - II) SU 18 W 18 Viswakarma Puja F 18 M 18 W 18 SA 18 T 18 W 18

F 19 Good Friday SU 19 W 19 F 19 M 19 TH 19 SA 19 T 19 TH 19 SU 19 W 19 FH - Choral Recitation (Nur - KG II) TH 19

SA 20 PTI Classes VIII - X M 20 TH 20 SA 20 FH - Mathaholics (III Onwards) T 20 F 20 Sociovity: Ganga

Cleaning Abhiyaan SU 20 W 20 F 20 M 20 TH 20 FH - Choral Recitation (I - II) F 20 Open House II - V

SU 21 T 21 F 21FH - International Yoga

Day/ World Music day (III Onwards)

SU 21 W 21 SA 21FH - Indoor Sports Meet,

Swimming Gala 1st Open House (Nur-II)

M 21 TH 21 SA 21 T 21 F 21 Final Exam Begins (III - IX, XI) SA 21 Open House

VI - IX, XI

M 22 W 22 SA 22 M 22 TH 22 SU 22 T 22 F 22 SU 22 W 22 SA 22 SU 22

T 23 TH 23 SU 23 T 23 F 23 M 23 W 23 SA 23 M 23 TH 23 Netaji's Birthday SU 23 M 23 Classes IX, X, XII Session Begins

W 24 F 24 M 24 C V Raman Week W 24 SA 24 Janmashtami T 24 Rev. Test Ends TH 24PT 2 Ends

Sociovity: Hand in Hand With Our Helpers

SU 24 T 24 Sociovity: Nativity for The Under Privileged F 24 M 24 T 24

TH 25 SA 25 T 25 TH 25 SU 25 W 25 F 25 Diwali Vacation Begins M 25 W 25 Christmas

Vacation Begins SA 25 T 25 W 25

F 26 Filing of Nominations for Student Council SU 26 W 26 F 26 M 26 TH 26 SA 26 T 26 TH 26 SU 26 Republic Day W 26 TH 26

SA 27 PTI Classes IV - VII M 27 TH 27 FH - Fantasy Fun (Nur - II) SA 27 PA1/PT1

OPEN HOUSE T 27 F 27 SU 27 Diwali & Kali Puja W 27 F 27 M 27 TH 27 F 27

SU 28 T 28 F 28 SU 28 W 28 SA 28 Mahalaya M 28 TH 28 SA 28 T 28 F 28 SA 28

M 29 W 29 S 29 FH - Science Mela (III Onwards) M 29 TH 29 FH - Word Builder

(Nur - II) SU 29 T 29 Bhai Phota / Bhai Dooj F 29 SU 29 W 29 FH - Handwriting

Competition (Nur - II) SA 29 SU 29

T 30 TH 30 SU 30 T 30 F 30 M 30Meeting with Class X Parents Joy of Giving Week (Daan

Utsav) W 30 School Reopens S 30 Sports Day M 30 TH 30 Vasant Panchami M 30

F 31 W 31 SA 31 TH 31 FH - Wicked Monster (Nur - II) T 31 F 31 Kalam Anshaankan T 31

*Dates and schedule can change due to unforeseen circumstances *FH - Fun-Task-Tic Hour

V I S I O N

V I S I O N

Scientific enquiry of mind. Agility of mind and body. Creating, nurturing and preserving nature. Humility, unity and brotherhood.

Scientific enquiry of mind. Agility of mind and body. Creating, nurturing and preserving nature. Humility, unity and brotherhood.S.A.C.H.

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a. Strength of school students on roll class wise

for 2019-20:

Class 2019-20

Boy Girl Total NURSERY 27 30 57

KG-I 64 47 111 KG-II 80 44 124

CLASS-1 81 51 132 CLASS-2 116 62 178 CLASS-3 81 58 139 CLASS-4 103 54 157 CLASS-5 115 56 171 CLASS-6 79 28 107 CLASS-7 54 23 77 CLASS-8 30 12 42 CLASS-9 24 24 48

CLASS-10 22 8 30 CLASS- 11 30 14 44

TOTAL 906 511 1417

List of Academic staff for 2019-20:

List of Academic Staff in 2019-20

Serial No

Name Designation D.O.J Status

1. PRIYANKA GUPTA Activity Coordinator 1-Apr-13 Regular 2. SOMDATTA ROY

CHOWDHURY BANIK Art & Craft Teacher 1-Apr-16 Regular 3. HEMANTA SUR Assistant Teacher 9-Apr-12 Regular 4. HEMANTA BAIDYA Assistant Teacher 15-Jun-12 Regular 5. SUNILA .P. BHATIA Assistant Teacher 1-Apr-13 Regular 6. GARGI DUTTA Assistant Teacher 17-Jun-13 Regular 7. SUSHMA RATHOR Assistant Teacher 1-Apr-14 Regular 8. SRIJITA SAJJAN Assistant Teacher 1-Apr-14 Regular 9. NEETA CHITLANGIA Assistant Teacher 7-Jul-14 Regular 10. JASMIT KAUR Assistant Teacher 11-Jul-14 Regular 11. PRIYANKA SHAW Assistant Teacher 14-Aug-15 Regular

12. JAITA SEN Assistant Teacher 17-Aug-15 Regular 13. RANITA SEN Assistant Teacher 16-Feb-16 Regular 14. VISHAL DUBEY Assistant Teacher 1-Apr-16 Regular 15. KANCANA DATTA

CHOWDHURY Assistant Teacher 4-Jul-16 Regular 16. DIPANJAN DEY Assistant Teacher 6-Jul-16 Regular 17. SWEETY SINGH Assistant Teacher 27-Jul-16 Regular 18. SHAMPA DUTTA Assistant Teacher 5-Dec-16 Regular 19. CHANDAN CHATTERJEE Assistant Teacher 1-Apr-17 Regular 20. MOUSUMY GHOSH Assistant Teacher 1-Apr-17 Regular 21. ARNAB MAITY Assistant Teacher 1-Apr-17 Regular 22. SWATI SHRABANI PAL Assistant Teacher 3-May-17 Regular 23. SAMADRITA MAJUMDAR Assistant Teacher 4-Dec-17 Regular 24. POULOMI BEJ Assistant Teacher 24-Jan-18 Regular 25. SRIPARNA SAHA Assistant Teacher 14-Feb-18 Regular 26. SATHI MUDI Assistant Teacher 19-Feb-18 Regular 27. DEBLINA CHOWDHURY Assistant Teacher 5-Mar-18 Regular 28. AMRITA BANERJEE Assistant Teacher 15-Mar-18 Regular 29. SUKANYA SAHA Assistant Teacher 15-Mar-18 Regular 30. MILAN ADHIKARY Assistant Teacher 15-Mar-18 Regular 31. RUBI ROY Assistant Teacher 20-Mar-18 Regular 32. DEBANJANA BAGCHI Assistant Teacher 2-Apr-18 Regular 33. MOU BHATTACHARYA Assistant Teacher 2-Apr-18 Regular 34. AMIT KUMAR DAS Assistant Teacher 12-Jul-18 Regular 35. SOURAV DATTA Assistant Teacher 1-Aug-18 Regular 36. AMRITA CHAKRABORTY Assistant Teacher 11-Sep-18 Regular 37. RIMA BARUA Assistant Teacher 19-Sep-18 Regular 38. PAYELI BANERJEE Assistant Teacher 25-Oct-18 Regular 39. SWAGATA TRIVEDI Computer Teacher 8-Aug-15 Regular 40. SARIKA CHETTRI Co-teacher 2-Dec-13 Regular 41. RIMPI LAHIRI Co-teacher 2-Apr-14 Regular 42. MOUSUMI RANA Co-teacher 1-Apr-15 Regular 43. SAKSHI BHARTIA Co-teacher 23-Oct-17 Regular 44. NE SINGH Co-teacher 1-Aug-18 Regular 45. PRIYANKA POLLEY Dance Teacher 1-Apr-15 Regular 46. MANISHA MALIK Head Mistress - Junior Section 2-Apr-12 Regular 47. MEETA CHAKRABARTI Headmistress-Middle School 9-Apr-14 Regular 48. RASHMI RASTOGI Headmistress-Senior School 10-Apr-14 Regular 49. JAYITA JANA Librarian 1-Apr-13 Regular 50. ASHISH SARKAR Librarian 22-Nov-16 Regular 51. ARANYA CHOWDHURY Music Teacher 1-Apr-17 Regular 52. SOMNATH GHOSH Music Teacher 1-Apr-17 Regular 53. SUNITA ARORA Principal 1-Jun-14 Regular 54. ANANYA MAITY Special Educator 1-Aug-18 Regular 55. SAJAL KUMAR DAS Sports Teacher 6-Jul-17 Regular 56. SRABANTI KOLEY Swimming Coach 6-Apr-15 Regular 57. SRIJITA BARMAN Teacher in Pre-primary level 1-Apr-15 Regular 58. ANAMIKA SINHA Teacher in Pre-primary level 1-Apr-15 Regular 59. SONIYA SINGH Teacher in Pre-primary level 22-Aug-16 Regular 60. NERALLA RUPA Teacher in Pre-primary level 2-Jan-17 Regular 61. PAYEL SARKAR Teacher in Pre-primary level 1-Apr-17 Regular 62. HARSHA JAIN Teacher in Pre-primary level 1-Apr-17 Regular

63. PUJA SHAW Teacher in Pre-primary level 17-Jun-17 Regular 64. SAFIA KHATUN Teacher in Pre-primary level 4-Apr-18 Regular 65. SANGITA RAY Teacher in Primary Level 1-Sep-13 Regular 66. MANOJ KAPURIA Teacher in Primary Level 1-Apr-15 Regular 67. NISHA SRIVASTAVA Teacher in Primary Level 12-Aug-15 Regular 68. SONALEE N. RAWAL Teacher in Primary Level 21-Aug-15 Regular 69. PRIYANKA DEY Teacher in Primary Level 4-Jan-16 Regular 70. SAGNIK BEJ Assistant Teacher 12-Mar-19 Regular 71. MOUSUMI CHATTERJEE Assistant Teacher 12-Mar-19 Regular 72. MONALISA MUKHERJEE Assistant Teacher 12-Mar-19 Regular 73. ABHIJIT KARAN Assistant Teacher 13-Mar-19 Regular 74. SUDIPTA BHOWMICK Assistant Teacher 1-Mar-19 Regular 75. KAINAAT ALAM Assistant Teacher 16-Mar-19 Regular 76. SANDHYA GHOSH Assistant Teacher 1-Apr-19 Regular 77. NIDHI DUBEY Assistant Teacher 1-Apr-19 Regular 78. CHIRASREE DUTTA Assistant Teacher 2-Apr-19 Regular 79. SANDIPAN CHAKRABORTY Assistant Teacher 10-May-19 Regular 80. KOMAL MISHRA Assistant Teacher 17-June-19 Regular 81. AMIT MAITY Lab Assistant 17-June-19 Regular 82. MOUMITA DEY Co-teacher 15- Jul -19 Regular 83. SNEHIKA SINGH DEO Co-teacher 23-Jul-19 Regular 84. IPSHITA DEY Assistant Teacher 23- Jul -19 Regular 85. DOLLY MITRA Assistant Teacher 13-Aug-19 Regular 86. RAJASREE BANERJEE Assistant Teacher 20-Aug-19 Regular 87. POULOMI MANDAL Assistant Teacher 23-Sep-19 Regular 88. SAYANTANI MUKHERJEE Assistant Teacher 1-Nov-19 Regular 89. MUNMUN BASU MITRA Assistant Teacher 2-Dec-19 Regular

Important SMC Decisions

The teachers on completion of one year of

probation were confirmed on 10.07.2020.

School Awards & Accolades

Sankalp Education Awards, 2019:

Delhi Public school, Howrah received the ‘Best Green School Award’ at the Sankalp Education

Awards, 2019 in Association with The Lion’s Club, David Goliath and FACES. The school has

always ensured that its Vision of ‘Creating, Preserving and Nurturing Nature’ is inculcated into

every student and staff associated with it.

International School Award 2019

DPS Howrah has been successful in gaining the International School award and is accredited

for the period 2019-22 for two successive years.

Money Smart Programme

Delhi Public School Howrah has been declared as 'Money Smart School' by National Centre for Financial

Education on the successful completion of Financial Education Programme by the students of classes VI-

X.

The Telegraph School Awards, 2019

Awards Received:

The Certificate of Honour for EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMICS(CBSE)

The Certificate of Honour for EXCELLENCE IN EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

FIT INDIA certificate by Government of India, Ministry of Youth

Affairs and Sports:

The ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports conferred upon Delhi Public School Howrah the FIT INDIA certificate after successful completion of a fortnight of different fitness and sporting awareness activities.

Green Award by Edufeed Foundation

Delhi Public School Howrah feels proud to announce that our carefully planned, adopted and sincerely followed range of sustainable projects with an objective of attaining a pollution free green environment has got recognition and appreciation.

Times Edushine Awards 2019

Times of India awarded the board toppers the Times Edushine Awards in association with Ei Samay.

Achievements in Bharat Scouts & Guides Movement:

The Cubs and Bulbuls of Delhi Public School Howrah received the prestigious State Chief Commissioner Award at Ganganagar. Pratyusha Pattanayak & Purbasha Sau won RajyaPuraskar Award from

our Honourable Governor Kesharinath Tripathi at Raj Bhawan.

Achievement in Mathematics, CBSE Class X 2019

Tarunim Mukherjee received certificate of Merit from CBSE for his Outstanding Academic Performance and for being among the top 0.1 percent of successful candidates in Mathematics

ACADEMIC ACCOLADES IN INTERSCHOOL

EVENTS:

Tinker Fest 2019

DPS Howrah bagged the Best Innovation Award at the Tinker Fest 2019, which was a science fair held at The Newtown School, Kolkata. 12 out of 91 competing schools had been selected after 2 rounds of qualification. In the first round the participating schools had to post a 5 minute video showcasing their respective projects on digital model making, 3D printing, scientific concepts and textile designing. After qualifying in this round an expert team from the Makers Loft had visited the schools to see the students demonstrating their projects. Top 12 selected schools were then asked to present their projects in the final round of the fest.

International Relations Conference

Date Name of the Event

Venue Organized by

Results Winner’s name

09.11.2019 International Relations

Conference

DPS Ruby park

DPS Ruby park 1st Runners up Vansh Sharma (XI, B) Abhilash Bandopadhyay(XI, A)

Quiz

06.12.2019 IIHM Quiz IIHM Global Campus

IIHM 1st Runners Up Raunak Chakraborty(XI) Abhilash Bandopadhyay(XI)

07.082019 Quaestio 2019 Birla High Auditorium

Birla High School Junior

Section

3rd runner up Sohan Maji(IV) Anant Mohta(V) Momoulick Sardar(V)

ACCOLADES IN NON-ACADEMICS

CBSE Skating Far East Zone 2019-20

Date Name of the Event

Venue Organized by

Results Winner’s name

11.10.2019-14.10-2019 CBSE SKATING FAR EAST ZONE

(FOR GIRLS)

KRISHNA PUBLIC SCHOOL

SARONA

CBSE 2nd IN 500 M INLINE (U-11), Qualified for

Nationals

2nd IN 1000 M INLINE (U-11), Qualified for

Nationals

Riddhiman Banerjee(III)

11.10.2019-14.10-2019 CBSE SKATING FAR EAST ZONE

(FOR GIRLS)

KRISHNA PUBLIC SCHOOL

SARONA

CBSE 2nd IN 300 M QUADS(U-16), Qualified for

Nationals

Ayushi Rastogi (IX)

11.10.2019-14.10-2019 CBSE SKATING FAR EAST ZONE

(FOR GIRLS)

KRISHNA PUBLIC SCHOOL

SARONA

CBSE 3rd in 500 M QUADS(U-8)

Katyani Arangi(II)

Roller Skating State Championship 2019-20, West Bengal

Date Name of the Event

Venue Organized by

Results Winner’s name

16.11.2019-17.11.2019 ROLLER SKATING

STATE CHAMPIONSHIP,

WEST BENGAL

SAI COMPLEX

ROLLER

SKATING STATE ASSOCIATION, WEST BENGAL

Gold Medal in 100 m Inline. Silver Medal in 500 Mts. Road Race

Riddhiman Banerjee(III)

16.11.2019-17.11.2019 ROLLER SKATING STATE

CHAMPIONSHIP, WEST BENGAL

SAI COMPLEX ROLLER

SKATING ASSOCIATION, WEST BENGAL

Gold Medal in 500 Mts. Road Race and Rink Race

Lohit Datta Arangi(VII)

16.11.2019-17.11.2019 ROLLER SKATING STATE

CHAMPIONSHIP, WEST BENGAL

SAI COMPLEX ROLLER

SKATING ASSOCIATION, WEST BENGAL

Gold Medal in 3000 Mts. Quads Silver Medal in 500 Mts. Road Race

Abhudaya Singh(VI)

Inter School Competitions Date Name of the

Event Venue Organized

by Results Winner’s name

26.04.2019-27.04.2019 JUBILARE SHRI SHIKSHAYATA

N

SHRI SHIKSHAYATAN

2nd IN NON FIRE COOKING

Khushi Mehta(XI) Raunak Chakraborty(XI)

26.04.2019-27.04.2019 JUBILARE SHRI SHIKSHAYATA

N

SHRI SHIKSHAYATAN

2nd IN ROBOTICS

Chiranjeev Gupta(IX) Rajrup Roychowdhury(IX) Riddhiman Khan(IX)

26.04.2019-27.04.2019 JUBILARE SHRI SHIKSHAYATA

N

SHRI SHIKSHAYATAN

2ND IN DANCE Pratyusha Pattanayak(IX) Monomita Dey(IX) Rushali Tirkey (IX) Manya Jaiswal(VIII) Lavanya Hazra(IX) Purbasha Sau(XI) Chandrayee Ghosh(X)

26.04.2019-27.04.2019 JUBILARE SHRI SHIKSHAYATA

N

SHRI SHIKSHAYATAN

3RD IN RAMP WALK

Pratyusha Pattanayak(IX) Monomita Dey(IX) Rushali Tirkey (IX) Manya Jaiswal(VIII) Arsha Adak(XI) Sayak Mukherjee(IX) Aisharya Chatterjee(XI) Chinmay Anand(IX) Shamik Chatterjee(X)

DPS HOWRAH WAS DECLARED THE 1ST RUNNER UP IN JUBILARE 2019 21.08.2019-22.08.2019 Ecstasy 2019 H.M Education

Centre H.M Education

Centre 1st in spell Bee

1st in Table Tennis

1st in Ad Mad Show(Street theatre)

2nd in Dance

2nd in Space Designing

1st in mask making

1st in Essay writing (English)

1st in Essay writing (Hindi)

1st in Essay

writing (Bengali)

Indrakshi Duari(VIII) Amaresh Das (VI D)

Dev Gupta(XI) Nisha Chhatui(IX) Vash Sharma(XI) SK.Nafisa(IIX) Anuradha Chhatui(XI) Pratyusha Ghosh(XI) Diksha Bansal(IX)

Pratyusha Pattanayak(IX) Monomita Dey(IX) Rushali Tirkey (IX) Manya Jaiswal(VIII) Lavanya Hazra(IX) Sania Chatterje(VIII) Sreelekha Chatterjee(VI)

Soham Sadhukhan(XI) Sampurna Sinha(XI)

Onshu Maji(X) Lavanya Misha(X) Akansha kedia(X) Purbasha Sau(XI)

09.08.2019-10.08.2019 Exebit 2019 Lakshmipat Singhania Academy

Lakshmipat Singhania Academy

2nd in Nukaad Natak

3rd in

3rd in

26.07.2019-27.07.2019

Euphoria 2019 BDM International

BDM International

2nd in dance(Junior)

Dishari Manna(II) Srestha Sinha(II) Priyanjali Polley(II)

2nd in dance (Senior)

Adrija Roy(II) Srija Ghosh(II) Bhavika Pandey(III)

Subarta hazra(V) Ishani Ghosh(V) Aripra Das(IV) Dhansiri Hazra(IV) Riddhi Maity(V) Avishi Banerjee(IV) Soumil Koley(IV) Sneha Bag(V)

01.10.2019 Srijan 2019

Bhavans Haldia Bhavans Haldia 1st in Non fire cooking

Nowshin Anjum(IX) Aisharya Roy(IX)

25.11.2019 Ullas 2019 South point School kolkata

South point School kolkata

1st in Collage Making

Srabanti Naskar(II)

Achievements in Skill Based Tests:

Achievements In Olympiads 2019-20

SCIENCE OLYMPIAD FOUNDATION EXAM 1ST LEVEL 2019

SL.NO. STUDENTS NAME CLASS CATEGORY* ZONAL RANK

INTERNATIONAL RANK AWARD

1 SAATYAKI DUTTA 3 IEO 7 16 GOLD

2 HRIBHA DAS 2 NSO 12 13 GOLD

3 ARANYA DE 3 NSO 19 26 GOLD

4 SRESTHANGSHU MUKHERJEE 4 NSO 8 15 GOLD

5 SANSKRITI ROY 4 NSO 14 20 GOLD

6 TIRTHA GHOSH 5 NSO 3 9 GOLD

7 CHANDRASHEKHAR DEY 5 NSO 6 13 GOLD

8 ALAPAN MAZUMDAR 5 NSO 7 18 GOLD

9 ADADRITA DATTA 5 NSO 11 26 GOLD

10 PRATYUSH JANA 6 NSO 25 59 GOLD

11 ARATRICK MONDAL 11 NSO 1 74 GOLD

12 SATYAKI CHOWDHURY 11 NSO 2 83 GOLD

13 ABHILASH BANDYOPADHYAY 11 NSO 5 186 GOLD

14 TARUNNIM MUKHERJEE 11 NSO 4 129 GOLD

15 DIPAN GHOSH 11 NSO 8 222 GOLD

16 SWAKHAR SOM 11 NSO 3 99 GOLD

17 ADRIJA KOLEY 2 IGKO 11 27 GOLD

18 ANUSHKA GHOSH 2 IGKO 11 27 GOLD

19 AMAN SAW 8 IGKO 16 387 GOLD

20 ADRIJA GHOSH 1 IMO 22 22 GOLD

21 PRONIL BHATTACHARYA 2 IMO 20 20 GOLD

22 HRIBHA DAS 2 IMO 17 17 GOLD

23 TIRTHA GHOSH 5 IMO 7 17 GOLD

24 CHANDRASHEKHAR DEY 5 IMO 11 28 GOLD

SCIENCE OLYMPIAD FOUNDATION EXAM 2ND LEVEL 2019

*Category IEO= International English Olympiad NSO= National Science Olympiad IGKO= International General Knowledge Olympiad IMO= International Maths Olympiad

Green Olympiad National Level 2019-20

SL.NO. STUDENTS NAME CLASS CATEGORY* ZONAL RANK INTERNATIONAL RANK

1 TIRTHA GHOSH 5 NSO 8 109

2 CHANDRASHEKHAR DEY 5 NSO 9 112

3 ARATRICK MONDAL 11 NSO 4 62

4 TARUNIM MUKHERJEE 11 NSO 7 100

5 TIRTHA GHOSH 5 IMO 4 9

6 TARUNIM MUKHERJEE 11 IMO 13 306

SL.NO. STUDENTS NAME CLASS ZONAL RANK INTERNATIONAL RANK AWARD

1 TIRTHA GHOSH 5 8 109 DISTINCTION

Outstanding performances in ASSETS

SPELL BEE STATE GRAND FINALE EXAM 2019 NATIONAL LEVEL

SL NO. STUDENTS NAME CLASS RANK

1 RIDDHIMAN SADHUKHAN 2 30

2 SUPORNEE CHATTERJEE 2 32

3 INDRAKSHI DUARI 8 33

4 BISWARUP PRAMANICK 6 34

5 ANUSHKA GHOSH 2 38

6 ARANYA DE 3 38

7 SANKALAN KOLEY 3 45

8 SUSHABHAN GHOSH 4 46

9 GURASEEM SINGH 5 47

10 SOUVAM KOLEY 4 48

SL.NO STUDENTS NAME CLASS RANKING

1 AYUSH MUKHERJEE V GOLD SCHOLAR

2 TIRTHA GHOSH V BRONZE SCHOLAR

3 ANUBHAV SAMANTA VI SILVER SCHOLAR

4 SAGNIK KOLEY VI GOLD SCHOLAR

5 SIDDHARTHA DAS VI GOLD SCHOLAR

6 SHIVAM LAHIRI VI BRONZE SCHOLAR

7 SOUMAVO NEOGI VI GOLD SCHOLAR

BRICSMATH

CATEGORIES OF CERTIFICATES

Class Certificate Of Achievement

Certificate Of Winner

Certificate Of Participation

I ADRIP DAS

AISHIK GUIN ASMIT MONDAL SOUMALYA RAM

ARYAMAN DAS SANVI GUHA

AARAV CHIRANIA SPANDAN DAS

II ADRIJA KOLEY

ANUSHKA GHOSH

RUPKATHA ROY

ANIK MUDI ARJABI SARDAR KAMRAN KHAN RAJDEEP GHOSH

SHRABANTI NASKAR SOUMADIPTA

MUKHOPADHYAY

Mega Events @ DPS Howrah DPS Howrah hosts SPORT-A-THLON 2019, an

Interschool Sports fest on 1st

November, 2019.

DPS Howrah hosted its first Sport-a-thlon 2019, an interschool sports meet on 1st November,

2019 embracing the motto of team spirit, agility, flexibility and endurance. It was an eventful

day which saw participants from 11 different schools of Howrah and Kolkata displaying

commendable enthusiasm. It was a grand success indeed!

Event: Prize Distribution Ceremony 2018-19

Date: 12th

April, 2019

Keeping alive the traditions of excellence & awarding the academic achievers Delhi Public School Howrah held its Annual Prize Distribution Ceremony on 12th April, 2019. The school Principal congratulated the students while handing over the trophies and certificates. Chief guest, Dr. Duari urged the students to become better citizens of tomorrow. Amidst heavy applause the ceremony was a spectacular event, conferring strength & encouragement upon every individual student.

Event: Investiture Ceremony 2018

Date: 17th

May, 2019

The Investiture Ceremony 2019-20, held on 17th May 2019 marked the official oath taking of the newly formed

student council. They pledged their dedication and sincerity in the presence of their parents, the principal,

headmistresses and teachers. The ceremony stood testimony to exercising of their democratic rights and

functioning of the administrative body inculcating leadership quality in them.

Event: Science Mela

Date: 29th

June, 2019

'Science Mela' at DPS Howrah is a gala annual event where our budding scientists from classes III-XI put up a

grand exhibition of their science skills. It was an exquisite display of innovative models on fire- fighting robots,

remote controlled cars, automated solar tracker and many more. Each year they are in competition with

themselves setting a higher level of research. Remarkable Indeed!

Event: Mathaholics 2019

Date: 20th

July, 2019

An event mathaholics was organised by the students and teachers of mathematics department in Delhi Public School, Howrah. The event was inaugurated by an honourable member of our management committee, Mr Chetan Kanodia and our principal Ms Sunita Arora. The event was divided into two phases- the primary section and the secondary section. It began with gusto, zest and impounding zeal. Various branches of mathematics were exhibited with the help of the math tree. Important formulae and theorems were demonstrated along with models. Different games and puzzles were put up to test the knowledge of the young dipsites. Games like MATHEMATICAL INVADERS, SQUARE ROOT MAZE, GROUPING FISH,MAKE 42 were put up to enhance their concepts about numbers , application and to help them grasp the concept easily. It provided them with the vision to see the subject as fun which they might see as a dreadful one. Mathaholics taught them that how maths is not a problem to be solved but numbers to be enjoyed.

Event: 3rd

Intramural Sports meet

Date: 30th

November, 2019

DPS Howrah put up a colourful sports day, highlighting for the need of saving environment, right from the

Inauguration through planting a sapling to the drill and races. The Intra-Mural Sports Meet for the senior section

opened with the four houses Marching Past the school ground-a sincere display of team spirit, synchronization

and discipline. The theme of the sports day being ‘Save Underwater Ecosystem’. The school ground was

brimming with enthusiasm of the students and the spirit of sportsmanship. Every event, every presentation

every race was grand and eye- catching. The day ended with a lot of cheer and applause as Varsha house took

away the trophy for the best March Past, Grishma house bagged the prize for the best House booth decoration

and Varsha house took away the trophy for the best performance on the ground with the score board reading

the highest score for them. Vasant house was rewarded as the house for maintaining the spirit of the game. The

school playground was filled with spirit of sportsmanship, packed with zeal.

Event: Grand Parents day celebration

Date: 27th

September, 2019

Grandparents are that inseparable bond which is to be celebrated everyday in every family. 27th Sept'19 was a

day when they were an important part of celebrations in our school. Their participation in various activities like

Doll making, Non fire cooking, Ramp walk, Antakshari and Dhunuchi Dance was just overwhelming. Their

enthusiam and pure love for their grandchildren was evident in every move and gesture that they showcased

on this day. The amphitheatre reverberated with the sounds of their chuckles and giggles. Regards and bountiful

LOVE

Event: Saraswati Puja

Date: 29th

January, 2020

Puja and Pushpanjali

Special offerings by the class X board batch

Offering the class IV pens for special blessings

Bhog distribution

Event: Kalam-Anshaankan Ceremony/Pen Licence

Date: 30th

January, 2020

As the students of Class IV got ready to enter into this special phase of learning, when they start writing with

their pens, a very auspicious “Kalam Anshaankan Ceremony” was conducted at Delhi Public School, Howrah

where each student was awarded the “Pen license” certificates and a pen each blessed by the mother Goddess

Saraswati. Principal, Ms. Sunita Arora also blessed them on this occasion as these children journey on their quest

of knowledge.

Event: Social Science Culmination activities

Date: 28th

March, 2020

Day 1: Students of DPS Howrah witnessed the working of the Charkha, a tradition in weaving which has lost its way with time. Local Indigenous artisans were called to be a part of this activity to exhibit their work of art which included items made from eco-friendly materials. The main attraction of the event was the demonstration of Rasogolla making, a delicacy of Bengal. Students enjoyed the yummilicious and hot rasogollas at this heritage fair. Day 2: “Unity without uniformity and diversity without fragmentation”- throwing light on the various colours of India, students from classes 3-7 present models, art works, working models, handicrafts etc in the social science fair. Special attraction of the fair was the decorative stalls put up by teachers and students showcasing our varied diversity of North, South, East and West with brochures, textiles, cuisine, indigenous goods, etc. The show mainly portrayed vivid diversity and culture of different states in India through graceful ramp walk and dance performances.

Fun-Task-Tick-Hour Activities Classes Nursery-II

Fun-Task-Tick-Hour-a one hour slot on Thursday is allotted for different activities and celebrations in the Pre-Primary Department .The main objective behind formulating the Fun-task-Tick-Hour was to give children time to balance fun with learning, ensuring their all-round and holistic development

Activity Date class objectives

Theme : ‘at’ and ‘ap’ words for Nursery 3 letter words for KG I Fruits for KG II Modes of Transport for Class I Winter Flowers in India for Class II

Best Speller

10.01.19 Nursery - II

To enhance their vocabulary and ability to spell words related to particular themes. To develop their self-confidence.

P for Planet

No for Plastic

18.04.19

To make the students aware about the importance of recycling, reusing and reducing the generation of waste. To introduce the concept of up cycling. To enhance their artistic skill and creativity.

Crafts Made:

Bag by Nursery

Folder making by the tiny tots of KG I

Paper bags by KG II

The students of Classes I made unique masterpieces on their own.

The students of Classes II wrote slogans and made posters on the given theme.

Materials Used:

Old t-shirt, newspaper, wood pieces,

leaves, A3 size sheets, etc.

Beat the

Heat

16.05.19

To make the students aware about the seasonal delicacies made using organic ingredients. To instill in them value of dignity and sharing.

Crafts Made:

Watermelon gola and colourful sponge dabbing activity by Nursery

Fruit salad, shikanji and bubble wrap painting by the tiny tots of KG I

Cool salad and lemon shikanji by KG II

Materials Used:

Fresh fruits, water, ice, lemons, etc.

Art Attack

16.05.19 I-II To encourage the students to express the given themes through art work. To develop their creativity and imagination.

Themes:

Marine Life / Patterns with Shape / A Rainy Day (Class I)

Our Universe / Reading Gives Us Wings / Save Water Save Earth (Class II).

Materials Used:

A3 size sheets, paint, paitbrush, etc.

Fantasy

Fun

27.06.19

Nursery - II

To encourage the students to read fairy tales. To enhance their vocabulary, reading and comprehensive skills.

Activities:

Puzzle solving and Role Play by Nursery

Dress up and Games by KG I

To develop their creativity and imagination.

Riddles and Show and Tell by KG II

Know from the Clue, Identify the Character, etc, by Class I

Quiz and Twist the End by Class II

Materials Used:

Puzzles, paper slips, stars, etc.

Rath Yatra

04.07.19 Nursery – II

To make them aware of the culture and heritage of India.

To enhance their artistic skill and creativity.

Materials Used:

Fresh flowers, streamers, garlands, bouquets, small raths (chariots)etc.

MyCountry

My Pride

08.08.18 and 14.08.19

To make the students aware of the national symbols of India. To instill in them tolerance and national integration. To develop their ability to take part in a quiz.

Crafts Made / Activity:

Booklets by Nursery

Pass the Flag Race by KG I

Quiz by KG II, I and II

Materials Used:

Chart paper, flags, flash cards, etc

Story Salad 12.09.19 and 23.09.19

To make the students aware about presenting stories with a twist. To develop their creativity and self confidence.

Activity:

Storytelling according to the given themes and characters.

Materials Used:

Related props.

Wicked

Monsters

31.10.19

To enhance their knowledge about the festival of Halloween.

To develop their self confidence and speaking skill.

Craft Made /Activities:

Hit the Witch (game) by Nursery

Spider head gears by KG I

Ring the Ghosts, Bowling Ghosts and Witch Craft by KG II.

Exquisite props / models related to witches, Jack – o - lantern, spiders, bats, ghosts, etc, by Class I and II.

Materials Used:

Black and white chart paper, paper plates, orange hand made paper, fevicol, mount board, etc.

Tech Talk

07.11.19

To make them aware of the latest innovations in the digital field. To enhance their awareness about taking part in a quiz and its rules. To develop their self-confidence.

Activities:

Solving zig-saw puzzles and riddles for Nursery and KG I

Quiz on the given themes for KG II, I and II

Materials Used:

Flash cards, paper slips, puzzles, etc.

Twist and

Rhyme

12.12.19

Activity:

To enhance their rhythmic sense and recitation skill.

Recitation of famous rhymes/songs to the tunes of other rhymes/songs.

Materials Used:

Related props brought by the students.

Special Assemblies

Classes Nursery-II

Date Class Topic 21/01/19 KGI ( Special) Puppets across the world 30/01/19 I D Reading gives us Wings 7/2/2019 I A Pollution 7/3/2019 II (Special) Thanks Giving Assembly

13/05/2019 I D Honesty is the Best Policy 28/06/2019 I C Save Water

3/7/2019 I B Nuture the Nature 10/7/2019 I A Life in a Circus

17/07/2019 II D Street Play on Pollution

31/07/2019 II C Role of Moral Values in

ones Life 13/08/2019 KGII(Special) India-The Land of Diversity 21/08/2019 KGI(Special) Janmasthmi

5/9/2019 KGII B Teacher's Day 27/09/2019 Class I Durga Puja

23/10/2019 Class II Diwali

Special Assemblies

Classes III onwards

Date Topic Class

26.04.2019 Celebrate our Heroes & She-roes

X

08.05.2019 Rabindra Jayanti IX

21.06.2019 International Yoga Day P.E DEPT

26.07.2019 Social Media- Let’s Stop Scrolling & Start Living

VIII

14.08.2019 Independence Day VII

27.09.2019 Savdhan Grahhak!! VI

01.10.2019 Durga Puja VERNACULAR DEPT

13.12.2019 The Lost Spring!! V 17.01.2020 Know Your

Weapon…When Natural Disaster Strikes!

IV

07.02.2020 Turn a Page, Expand your mind- READ!

III

06.03.2020 BASANT UTSAV!! MUSIC & DANCE DEPT

Sporting Activities at DPS Howrah

International Day of Yoga

Date: 21st

June, 2019

The school observed International Yoga Day by dedicating the day to various asanas and pranayams in the assembly.The students, teachers and the support staff participated. They were made aware of the correct posture and benefits of the asanas by the 'Physical Education Department'.

Event: Swimming Gala 2019-20

Date: 21st

September, 2019

Swimming is an individual or team sport and activity. Competitive swimming is one of the most popular Olympic

sports, with events in butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, freestyle, and a lot. On the 21st September, 2019 the

students of DPSH had put up a brilliant performance showcasing their swimming skills. The school witnessed

some of the finest performance by our students. The Gala began after a short ribbon cutting ceremony by our

principal ma’am to declare the event open. The students brilliantly portrayed their excellence in swimming. A

thunderous applause greeted the participants as the audience witnessed the students swimming skills. A lots of

evens like free style, backstroke were conducted. As soon as the Gala began the whole pool area echoed the

names of the respective houses. The house captains, cheering team members and all spectators at the stand

displayed their support and appreciation to the swimmers. The thunderous applause doubled the athletes’

motivation to swim even harder.

The team of swimmers showcased some great techniques and skills while competing with other participants. Each one of them had a great time while learning a lot from the other participants present, as they not only participated but also witnessed other young swimmers competing with such caliber and expertise. The gala ended on a very positive note for Grishma House which was the winning team. The event was a successful one and we eagerly look forward to next year’s Swimming Gala.

Junior Football League @ DPSH

Date: 30th

September, 2019

The first ever Junior Football League was organized by DPSH in the school campus. It was the perfect occasion for our little football players to display their skills and sportsmanship. The best 22 football players were selected from Classes KGII, I and II and distributed into two teams named SCO Angers and PSG (Paris Saint Germain). The event began with the Opening Ceremony where both the teams entered with the little escorts from the Nursery and were introduced by the emcee. The match stated and both the teams played with all their effort but none of the teams could score any goal in the first half (first 15 minutes). At the onset of the second half the captain of the team SCO Anger, Rangan Mondal scored the first goal. The team spirit increased with the goal and the opponent team got more anxious to score a goal for them. After some time PSG player Shaswat Rai scored the first goal from their team and leveled the score. The crowd was super excited with the scoring of the goals. After couple of minutes the winning goal was scored again by the captain of SCO Anger, Rangan Mondal leading his team to the victory. The children watching the match kept cheering for their favourite players.

After School Club Activities @ Dps

Howrah The concept of “AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES” is seen as an opportunity for the

children to develop themselves in a holistic manner. The students are given an option to choose from a wide variety of activities ranging from cooking to dancing to music to art to games to social awareness and so on, to develop their skills. Various activities are held in the school campus in which the students of classes I –II actively participate every Thursday after their regular classes and students of classes III-X every Tuesday from 1.30 p.m.-3.30 p.m. after school. The activities held in the school makes students aware of their passion and it is a deviation from the daily monotonous routine.

List of activities are:

1. Karate 2. Skating 3. Foot Ball 4. Basket Ball 5. Swimming 6. Chess 7. Little Chef 8. Theatre 9. Debate And Public Speaking 10. Indian Classical Music 11. Indian Classical Dance 12. Guitar 13. Synthesizer 14. Tabla 15. ROBOTICS 16. Reverse Engineering

Sociovity @ DPS Howrah DPS Howrah partakes in certain sociovity drives all-round the year with the joint

collaboration of the students, teachers and the management.

Kerala Flood Relief to Ram Krishna Mission -A considerable amount of

Rs.1, 14, 580/-fund was raised by the school to provide aid to the flood victims

of Kerala during this year’s flood in 2018-19. Children donated from their

pocket money to help the victims. This helped promote generosity and

kindness among the students as well as the teachers.

Extending our help towards the aged: Every year children make handmade

cards and donate a generous amount of money from their pocket money to

help the aged through the organization of Help Age India and receive

unparalleled blessings from them. This year a total of Rs.37, 320/- was handed

over as cash donation from our school in the year 2019-20.

We Share Because We Care…..A Helping Hand to Help- Child in Need Institute

(CINI): The students are forever ready to help the needy and this is evident

every year when they donate generously for CINI. Students made contributions

whole heartedly and raised a fund of Rs.13, 218/- in the year 2019-20 to help

the children and mothers in need of a better health, nutrition and education.

Celebrating birthdays with a difference: Students of DPS Howrah celebrate

their birthdays with a difference. Children understand that every child is not as

privileged as they are .Hence, instead of giving chocolates and other gifts to

their classmates and friends they share their happiness with the lesser

privileged. They bring stationery items – bright and colourful pencils, erasers,

sharpeners, colour pencils etc which is collected and sent to Goonj, an NGO.

This is an initiative of DPS Howrah which aims at imbibing in the students the

joy of sharing and caring. They develop a sense of responsibility towards these

friends who are deprived of a carefree childhood and rejoice at the thought of

bringing smiles across so many faces. An initiative taken by us since 2017.

Teaching Aids for Sanchar: A collaborative effort of the senior students of DPS

Howrah along with Sanchar prepared teaching aids for the students of Sanchar

during their work education classes as per the requirement of the NGO, for

developing basic skills in language and numbers. The aids were given to the

NGO to be utilized during their instructional classes.

Mobile Book Donation Camp-The students of DPS Howrah along with the

students team visit the nearby shanties and distribute books to the children

of the Domjur Area. It is a fulfilling experiencefor the students when they see

every child's face lit with a smile of content as they receive the 'gifts of joy'.

This initiative has been started annually since 2017.

Recycling newspaper and old clothes-Students across various levels in the

school collect old newspapers which is then handed over to an organisation

called Behtar India to recycle the paper.Old clothes which are in good

condition are also collected from the students to be distributed to the nearby

shanties and the underprivileged.

Raksha Bandhan is celebrated with the students of SANCHAR an NGO every

year since 2017. They take over the stage on this day and display their

multifarious talents. Children of all standards welcome them with open hearts

and celebrate the day by tying Rakhi to each other. They also display their

handmade items for an exhibition which the children purchase very eagerly.

Community library for the underprivileged –A community library has been

set up near our school gates for the children residing in the nearby shanties .

This has given an opportunity for the underprivileged children to read and go

by the motto ‘Padho aur Agey badho’ started in the year 2018 and

inaugurated by our Principal and Pradhan and Up-Pradhan of the Domjur

Panchayat.

Hand in hand with our helpers:

Everyone in DPS Howrah is a part of one big family. We extended our helping

hand to our facility staff in times of ailment and mishap. Children as well as

teachers collected donations to help our bus driver who met with an accident.

Also on another occasion, the school helped our facility staff by providing

monetary help from the library donations which students pay as late fee.

Every year during our Diwali celebration, our facility staff is showered with love

by our children. They made handmade bags and wrote thank you notes for

them, to show them their gratitude and appreciate their hard work. The school

also gifted them with Bed Covers, Diya and sweets to light up their festivities.

Books of different level books are also displayed by the library for the support

staff which they take for their child’s education.

Special Saturday classes for the sub-staff and their children: Special classes

are conducted by our teachers on computer and English for the support-staff

and their children. We extend our hands to them so that they can be taught to

speak and understand the language of English and also use computers

whenever required.

SPECIAL MENTION:

To aid the cottage industry in the school neighbourhood, DPS

Howrah has taken the initiative to go-ecofriendly. The school

purchase different eco-friendly material from the nearby cottage

industry during all mega events which included cane plates,

earthen pots, small earthen cups and various decorative items.

Wooden frames carved by a national award winner are given as

tokens of appreciation to the revered judges and special guests

during all events.

Efforts in the field of Environment Education

Addressing the Green Campus Needs

Installation of Solar Lights Establishment of Solar Panels Reusing the Water Released by the Air Conditioners Rain water Harvesting and Roof water Harvesting

Environmental Pledge Green Challenge 10 Minutes without Electricity Eco Friendly Dustbins Summer Project – Plant a Sapling Steel Tiffins and Water Bottles Sapling Presentation Serving Plates Eco Friendly Decoration Use of Newspaper Bags for Gifts Organic Kitchen Garden Models on Global Warming Projects for Science Mela Floral Holi Diya Decoration using Earthen Lamps Daddy’s Day Out (Ramp Walk) Assemblies

Pollution Oceans of the World Save Water Nurture the Nature

Fun – Task – Tic Hour Activities Nature Ensemble P for Planet No for Plastic Art Attack

Our Annual Drives Ganga Cleaning Abhiyaan No Plastic Campaign Donation of Old Books Recycling of Waste Recycling of Newspaper Every Drop Matters (Phase 1) Water, Electricity and Waste Audit

Green Gang Initiatives Decorative Shoe Planters Self-Watering Flower Pots

Promoting Sustainable Methods by the Guides of DPS Howrah Spreading Awareness about LPG Cylinders Water Filtration using Charcoal

DPS Howrah in News Awards and Accolades---

Tinkerfest #BehterIndia Jubilare Green Olympiad

Addressing The Green Campus Needs

We are proud to share that there are 3700 plants/trees planted in the school campus.

All these plants/trees are looked after and nurtured by well-trained gardening staff.

This large number of plants/trees enables the students to enjoy activities such as Nature Walk, Nature Ramble, etc.

Installation of Solar Lights

25 solar lights have been installed around the school campus in order to reduce the usage of electricity and promote the usage of solar energy, a renewable source of energy.

Establishment of Solar Panels

Solar panels have been successfully installed on the roof of the school building. The major benefits of using solar panels are – easy to harness, low maintenance costs,

reduction of electricity bills, diverse application, etc.

Reusing Water Released By the Air Conditioners All the water that is released by the air conditioners installed in the school is used for gardening

and various cleaning purposes in the school.

Rain water Harvesting and Roof water Harvesting

The rainwater from the roof of the school building is channelized to the rainwater harvesting

tank which has a capacity of 8000 litres. The stored water is used for various cleaning purposes

and watering of plants.

Environmental Pledge

After singing the school prayer, the students begin their day at school by taking a pledge written by them to protect the environment.

DPSH GREEN CHALLENGE

A “Green Challenge" was started by the school wherein the community

of students, teachers, parents and friends were challenged to -

Step 1 - Plant at least 1 sapling

Step 2 - Share a photograph or short video of the same on FB

Step 3 - Tag our Page @delhipublicschoolhowrah with #DPSHGreenChallenge and extend the same challenge further to 3 more people.

Our respected Principal Ma’am, Ms. Sunita Arora, was the first person

to initiate the challenge.

Numerous teachers, students, parents and friends took up the challenge and played a vital role in increasing the process of mass plantation of saplings.

ENVIRONMENT PLEDGE

I PLEDGE AND PROMISE, TO PROTECT THE EARTH.

I WILL NEVER LITTER.

I WILL TAKE CARE OF AND CLEAN UP THE ENVIRONMENT.

WE NEED TO BE A TEAM WITH ONE GOAL, FOR A NEAT AND CLEAN MOTHER EARTH.

10 Minutes without Electricity

All the electrical appliances such as fans, ACs, light bulbs, computers, etc, in the school are switched off for 10 minutes every day from 8:30 to 8:40 a.m.

This approach has been adopted to inculcate, in the students, teachers and staff, the importance of using electricity wisely and saving it for the future.

Eco Friendly Dustbins

Separate colour coded dustbins have been provided for everyone to dispose papers, newspapers and non biodegradable waste in the school campus.

The students are thus able to distinguish between different kinds of waste materials and dispose them accordingly. The importance of the same is also imbibed simultaneously.

We also have dustbins made of cane instead of plastic in the offices.

Summer Project – Plant A Sapling

With the objective to inculcate in the students love and care for nature, they are encouraged to plant a sapling or more as a part of the Summer Project.

As they take care of the sapling, they develop a sense of responsibility.

Steel Tiffins And Water Bottles

The students bring lunch boxes and water bottles made of stainless steel instead of plastic.

They also use reusable food containers, drinking containers, utensils (spoons and forks) and napkins instead of prepackaged foods, plastic bags, juice boxes and pouches, paper napkins and disposable utensils.

This way they are guided to make smart environmental as well as health choices.

It helps to inculcate in them the importance of caring for plants and using organic methods for growing plants.

Sapling Presentation

The school presents saplings to the various guests who visit the school during events such as MILAAP, Literary Fest, etc.

During events such as Grandparents Day, Daddy’s Day Out, and

other such occasions, the winners are awarded saplings of the holy tulsi plant to acknowledge their effort and cooperation.

This approach is greatly appreciated by the guests.

At the Investiture Ceremony, the Head Boy, the Head Girl and all the entire Students’ Council are presented with a sapling, which

they (6 students) need to look after throughout the year.

This way we inculcate the value of nurturing the nature, which is a part of our school’s vision.

Serving Plates

Stainless steel plates are used by the canteen to provide snacks to the students during recess and dispersal.

Guests are offered snacks in good quality cane plates which are reusable.

This way the usage of thermocol / plastic plates is avoided.

Eco Friendly Decorations

With an objective to be eco friendly, all the decorations for MILAAP 2018, an annual inter school cultural meet, were made by the students and the teachers using eco friendly materials such as wool, soft wood board, earthen pots, rice flour patterns, flowers, mirrors, etc.

Using cloth as name tags for the participating schools was also highly appreciated.

The vibrant decorations added to the festive atmosphere of the event and were highly appreciated by everyone.

Use Of Newspaper Bags For Gifts

Newspaper is reused in the form of gift bags that is used to present gifts to guests for most of the events and visits.

It helps reduce the usage of gift bags made of fancy paper which are not eco friendly.

These gift bags are made by the students during their Work Education classes.

Organic Kitchen Garden

A kitchen garden has been made by the students adjacent to the school playground, which is maintained by them, with assistance from the gardeners.

A range of seasonal vegetables are grown organically at the plot which adds to the spread of flora in the school and helps to keep the soil fertile.

Models on Global Warming And Science Mela

Students made innovative models to demonstrate the causes and effects of Global Warming which was displayed in the Science Mela and witnessed by the entire school.

The focus of Science Mela 2019 was to save the environment.

Students presented various innovative models on Organic Farming and Agriculture based on cost effective ways on rain water harvesting.

Few models also depicted reduction of waste generation, impact of marine pollution and ocean dumping.

It was a great way to reinforce their understanding about pollution and waste management along with sustainability methods.

We have also banned the use of thermocol for any art / craft purposes.

We always encourage students to use eco friendly materials or reuse old things for art / craft work.

Floral Holi

The little dipsites welcome spring – the season of growth and renewal, by celebrating Holi with fresh and colourful flowers.

They avoid using harmful colours and water during the celebrations.

Diya Decoration Using Earthen Lamps

The students are guided by the teachers to make earthen lamps or diyas which are later given to the faculty staff on the auspicious occasion of Diwali.

It promotes the usage of eco friendly resources in place of electric lights.

Avoiding the usage of electricity also saves economic resources.

Daddy’s Day Out

During the grand event – “Daddy’s Day Out” all the fathers walked

the ramp with their wards wearing costumes made of recycled materials such as newspapers, old clothes, wrappers, etc.

It was a fun filled way to promote the concept of reusing.

Class Assemblies

Students are sensitized to preserve the nature and natural resources through assemblies based on related themes.

They performed wonderfully on themes like ‘Pollution, Oceans of

the World, Save Water and Nurture the Nature’ that helped to

increase their awareness about being sensitive towards the well being of the planet.

Fun – Task – Tic Hour Activities

The students of the Pre-Primary Department (605 students) have great fun taking part in activities which promote conservation of nature.

They are provided with constant guidance and assistance from the teachers to enhance their knowledge about the themes based on creating a greener and healthier world.

They make a range of items using natural materials such as sand, wood, leaves, flowers, grass, stones, etc., during the activity - Nature Ensemble.

The activity P for Planet No for Plastic was an effective way to motivate them to avoid using non eco friendly materials for art and craft purposes.

We also promote themes such as saving water, saving the planet, etc, and using eco friendly materials through the activity – Art Attack.

This helped them to learn to make something new and different keeping in mind the purity and sanctity of nature.

Our Annual Drives

Ganga Cleaning Abhiyaan

The “Green Gang Club” of the school goes to the banks of the river Ganga and clean the garbage dumped in the river senselessly by the local people.

They also clean the river banks and speak to the local people about their duty towards keeping the water bodies clean.

NO Plastic Campaign

As an extension of our “No Plastic Campaign” the Green Gang members make the local people and vendors of the Foreshore Road, Howrah aware about the ill effects of using plastic bags as well as distribute cloth bags made by them during their Work Education class.

We also encourage the students to use bags made of cloth or paper whenever they bring any material to school.

Donation Of Old Books The students of DPS Howrah visit the nearby shanties (Domjur)

and distribute their old books to the children. This activity is a fulfilling experience for the students when they

see the smile on each child’s face while receiving the gift of joy. Through this activity the students learn how to reuse the old

books and save millions of trees from being cut to make paper.

RECYCLING OF WASTE

In order to promote the concept of recycling, all the students are encouraged to come up with innovative ideas to decorate the school campus using recycled plastic bottles, shoe planters, etc.

Recycling Of Newspaper

As part of the eco-friendly campaign “#recyclekiyakya,” old

newspapers are collected every Friday which are brought by the students and teachers.

Then it is packed and sent to an organisation that recycles the entire bulk so that it can be reused again.

Every Drop Matters! (Phase 1) Selected students from Classes Nursery to II made banners on

the theme – “Save Water” and went for a ‘Save Water Walk’

around the school campus, during the time of the dispersal, to spread awareness about conserving water amongst the parents and carers.

The catchy slogans and meaningful art work displayed on the banners grabbed the attention of the viewers and inculcated in them the value of water in our lives.

Water, Electricity and Waste Audit

A team of 10 students from Classes KG II to II have been appointed to ensure that the numerous sustainable initiatives adopted by the school such as Cleanliness Drive, 10 minutes without Electricity, etc, are being followed by everyone sincerely.

They are assisted by the teachers in charge to visit and inspect the rooms, washrooms and corridors followed by maintaining a record of their findings.

The audit is conducted weekly without any intimation to others. The approach has motivated the students as well as reinforced

their knowledge about sustainability.

Green Gang Initiatives

DECORATIVE SHOE PLANTERS

The members of the Green Gang reused old shoes lying in their homes by decorating them and reusing them as pots to grow small plants.

It was a fantastic way to display their creativity and innovation.

Self-Watering Flower Pots

Another initiative by the members of the Green Gang include making of self-watering flower pots using old pet bottles, cotton wicks and cello tape.

All the self-watering flower pots were then placed around the school campus.

Promoting Sustainable LIFESTYLE by The Guides Of

DPS Howrah

Awareness about Using LPG Cylinders

The Guides of DPSH helped the local people understand the consequences of using traditional chullahs that lead to numerous respiratory as well as eye problems.

They also made them conscious about the multiple benefits of using gas cylinders for cooking such as it is eco friendly, do not affect the health, is time saving, etc.

Water Filtration Using Charcoal

The Guides of DPSH demonstrated the technique of “Charcoal

Water Filtration” to spread awareness among the people residing

in the nearby shanties about adopting organic methods to filter water.

It helped them understand that using clean water is a basic necessity and can be filtered at reasonable cost.

Teachers Enrichment Programmes Topic Date Conducted By Attended By Venue

Alpha Maths 26.02.2019 Scholastic

All Maths teachers A.V room, DPSH

WOW Books (level 1-6)

26.03.2019 Scholastic

All English teachers A.V room, DPSH

Stress Management &

Performance Enhancement Programme

11.05.2019 Om Dayal Group

Ms. Sunila Bhatia, Ms. Jaita Sen

Park Hotel, Kolkata

3D Printing & Doodling

20.05.2019-21.05.2019

Makers Loft Ms. Jaita Sen, Ms. Susma rathore, Mr. Dipanjan Dey, Mr. Asish Sarkar, Ms. Monalisa Mukherjee, Ms. Samadrita Majumder, Ms.Urmimala Chatterjee, Ms. Somdatta Banik, Ms. Deblina Chowdhury, Mr. Swagata Trivedi

Computer lab, DPSH

Capacity Building Programme on Economics

28.05.2019-29.05.2019

CBSE

Ms. Shampa dutta COE

Artificial Intelligence

25.06.2019-27.06.2019

CBSE Mr. Swagata Trivedi, Ms. Deblina Chowdhury

Lakshmipat Singhania Academy

Critical Thinking & Problem solving

01.07.2019-03.07.2019

British council

Ms. Sangeeta Ray British council,

Kolkata

‘Train2Transform’- Storytelling workshop

17.08.2019 Oxford Publishing House

Ms. Susma Rathor, Ms. Chirasree Dutta

The Park Hotel, Kolkata

Stress Management

20.08.2019 CBSE Mr. Chandan Chatterjee, Mr.

Sandipan Chakraborty

AIS, Howrah

Capacity Building Programme on Mathematics

26.08.2019-27.08.2019

CBSE Ms. Mousumi Chatterjee

Mr. Dipanjan Dey

Abhinav Bharti High School

Gender Sensitivity 28.08.2019 CBSE Ms. Swati srabani pal, Ms. Samadrita

Majumder

Sister Nivedita University, Kolkata

Inclusion & Inclusive strategies

30.08.2019-31.08.2019

Ms. Rashmi Mantri

Ms. Sunita Arora(Principal), Ms. Rashmi Rastogi, Ms. Manisha Malik, Ms. Ananya Maity, Ms. Susma rather, Ms. Neeta Chitlangia, Ms. Sunila P Bhatia, Mr. Vishal Dubey

DPS Howrah

Need for Skill Development English language teaching

09.11.2019 Headword Publishing Company

Mr. Chandan Chatterjee, Ms. Poulomi Mondal

Topaz Hotel Hindustan International, Kolkata

Workshop on NABET

23.11.2019 Business analyst group Kolkata

Ms. Rashmi Rastogi, Headmistress, senior

School

Haryana Vidyamandir, Kolkata

Workshop on Effective Teaching- Health and Physical Education

21.12.2019 Ratnasagar Pvt. LTD

Ms. Sandhya Ghosh, H.O.D, Sports

Mr. Sajal Das, Physical

Education

The Conclave Kolkata

Capacity Building Programme on Gender Sensitivity

24.01.2020 CBSE Ms. Priyanka Dey, Ms. Sonalee Rawal, Ms. Anamika Sinha, Ms. Srijita Sajjan, Ms. Kancana Datta Chowdhury, Ms. Mou Bhattacharya, Ms. Ipshita Dey, Ms.Poulomi Mandal, Ms. Sayantani Mukherjee, Mr. Sourav Dutta

Guru Nanak Public school

Career Counselling- Future Readiness Summit, Bridging the gap between knowledge and

06.02.2020 Great Place to study

Ms. Shampa Dutta, Ms. Rajshree Banerjee

Park Hotel, Kolkata

opportunity for students after 10+2

In Service Teachers Training

MICRO TEACHING

Micro-teaching is a teacher training and faculty development technique whereby the teacher reviews a delivery of a teaching session, in order to get constructive feedback from peer teachers about what has worked and what improvements can be made to their teaching technique.

It is a 10-15 min teaching session wherein a teacher delivers a model lesson plan for the introduction and recapitulation of a lesson keeping in mind the clear cut objective of teaching a particular topic/concept.it enables in- service teachers to practice a skill by teaching a short lesson. Micro teaching allows the student teacher to practice one skill at a time and then combine it with others when it has been mastered. Micro teaching methods used in conjunction with conventional methods help to improve teacher training.

A ‘Micro Teaching Schedule’ is prepared department wise by the respective HMs to include all teachers

in inculcating this practice in developing their teaching skills.

It focuses on sharpening and developing specific teaching skills and eliminating errors. It enables understanding of behaviour important in classroom teaching. It increases the confidence of the practising teacher.

TENTATIVE PLANNING FOR MICRO TEACHING SESSIONS PRE PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

SESSION 2019 – 2020

DATE NAMES OF THE TEACHERS SUB / TOPIC

04.05.19 Ms. Amrita Chakraborty Ms. Harsha Jain

Bengali – Subject and Predicate English – the ‘b’ sound

10.05.19 Ms. Sakshi Bhartia English – The Sentence

17.06.19 Ms. Neralla Rupa Ms. Ne Singh Ms. Soniya Singh

Math – Shapes: Triangle English – Gender Math – More and Less

13.07.19 Ms. Rima Barua Ms. Priyanka Dey

English – He/She/It English – Character Illustration

27.07.19 Ms. Srijita Barman Ms. Sarika Chettri

Bengali – Poetry/Recitation Math – The Number ‘6’

10.08.19 Ms. Vishakha Tiwari Ms. Kainat Alam

EVS- Healthy Food English – Articles

31.08.19 Ms. Safia Khatun Ms. Nisha Srivastava

Math – Addition Hindi – Pronouns

19.10.19 Ms. Mousumi Rana Ms. Puja Shah

EVS – Safety Rules Math – Money

09.11.19 Ms. Payel Sarkar Ms. Rishu Walia

Math – Time EVS – Means of Communication

07.12.19 Ms. Manoswitaa Sarkar Ms. Sudipta Bhaumik

English – 3 Letter Words Math – Subtraction

11.01.20 Ms. Rimpi Lahiri Ms. Sonalee N Rawal

EVS – Seasons Math – Measurement: Length

25.01.20 Ms. Gargi Dutta Ms. Srijita Sajjan

Math – Tens and Ones English – Question words

15.02.20 Ms. Anamika Sinha EVS – Heavenly Bodies

MIDDLE SCHOOL SECTION – CLASS III – VII

DATE NAME OF THE TEACHER SUBJECT

6/4/19 Ms. Samadrita Mazumdar Science

27/4/19 Ms Jaita Sen Social Science

22/6/19 Mr. Dipanjan Dey Maths

6/7/19 Ms. Chandrima Banik English

17/8/19 Mr. Vishal Dubey Hindi

31/8/19 Ms. Sukanya Saha Bangla

14/9/19 Ms. Poulomi Bej Social Science

2/11/19 Ms. Mou Bhattacharya Science

16/11/19 Ms. Moushumy Ghosh Bangla

7/12/19 Ms. Payeli Banerjee Maths

21/12/19 Mr. Chandan Chatterjee English

SENIOR SCHOOL SECTION – CLASS III – VII

DATE NAME OF THE TEACHER SUBJECT

6/4/19 Ms. Sangita Ray English

27/4/19 Mr. Arnab Maity Mathematics

22/6/19 Ms. Swati Sraboni Pal Biology

6/7/19 Ms. Urmimala Chatterjee Chemistry

17/8/19 Ms. Jaita Sen Geography

31/8/19 Ms. Monalisa History

14/9/19 Mr. Manoj Kapuria Hindi

2/11/19 Ms. Shampa Dutta Economics

16/11/19 Ms. Priyanka Shaw Bengali

7/12/19 Mr. Sourav Dutta Accountancy

21/12/19 Mr. Debal Mukherjee Physics

Workshops Attended by the Principal

Programme Date Organised By Venue Education

Transformation Framework Workshop

19.11.2019-20.11.2019

Microsoft The Westin Gurgaon, Haryana

Programme on Strategic Leadership

for Schools in changing

environment

21.10.2019-25.10.2019

IIM Ahmedabad IMDC, Indian Institute of

Management Ahmedabad.

Orientation Programme on AIS

for Principals

19.09.2019 CBSE Sushila Birla Girls School, Kolkata

Kids & Family Reading Report – a

survey of Indian Children and their parents regarding attitudes,behavior around reading for

pleasure.

07.09.2019 Scholastic India Altair Boutique Hotel, Kolkata

Artificial Intelligence

25.06.2019-27.06.2019

CBSE Lakshmipat Singhania Academy

EXAMINATION RESULTS (ACADEMIC YEAR 2018-19) – AISSE 2019

Total number of students

Appeared Passed 90% and above

80% - 89%

70% - 79%

60% - 69%

Below 59%

Secondary level examination

44 44 24 17 3 - -

Class Average: 89.5

School Toppers 2018-19

EXAMINATION RESULTS (ACADEMIC YEAR 2019-20) – AISSE 2020

Total number of students

Appeared Passed 90% and above

80% - 89%

70% - 79%

60% - 69%

Below 59%

Secondary level examination

30 30 22 07 1 - -