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Delhi Public School, Nashik November 2019

DPSN…the Place to Be!

The World is a Stage

It’s that time of the year when children

gear up to adorn different caps and

perform various roles suitable to their

mentality and interest. They get to play

the roles which will be cherished by them

for years to come.

During the annual function rehearsals it

is my observation which gives me an

insight into the different facets of a child’s

personality. How beautifully the transcend

into the chair of a director, writes script

with ease, paints the best strokes for the

props, exhibits technical talent through

the amazing e-invites. There is a make up

artist, costume designer and above all a

stage layout expert who knows what is to

be placed where on the stage. Oh! What a

humongous responsibility these little shoulders bear. Their commitment and sincerity is

worth learning from. We always undermine what children can achieve but as a Principal

I have immense faith, trust and confidence in my children. The evening rehearsals were

tiresome for many but the enthusiasm and the spirit displayed by the children was

enough to infuse energy in all of us to put together. The Annual Function of all the

classes provided opportunities to the children and yes they did cease the opportunity to

bring out their best. As a Principal I am grateful, and my heart swells with pride after

having witnessed such brilliant performances in terms of acting, dancing and oratory

skills.

Well done my children. May God bless you to take you to the field of your choice and

may you all excel in whatever you do.

REFLECTION SENIOR BUZZ –Grade IX_B_

From the Principal’’s Desk

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Academic Syllabus- November

Subject Syllabus Covered in November 2019

Marathi १) तिफन (कतििा)

२) प्रयोग

३) तिगू समास

४) िृत्ाांि लेखन French Les Fetes and La Francophoine

Sanskrit Paryavarnam Revision

English The Happy Prince

The Last Leaf

Hindi Revision: Creative writing and Grammar

Mathematics Surface Area and Volume

Science Biology- Biology Chapter 13 Why do we

fall ill?

Theme based Special Assemblies

A Sneak Peek into the Academic Area

Delhi Public School, Nashik Celebrated Children’s Day

‘Childhood is the most beautiful of life’s seasons’

Delhi Public School, Nashik celebrated Children’s Day on 14th November, the birth

anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India.

A special assembly was organized by the teachers to honour the children and

celebrate their presence. The gathering was addressed by the Vice Principal which

was followed by a hilarious skit by grade 9 teachers. There was a marvelous dance

performance by the dance teachers and grade 2 teachers followed by a reverberating

performance by the band of musicians. Children were mesmerized by the show.

The event culminated with a motivational speech by honourable Principal Dr. Pushpy Dutt, on Chacha Nehru’s childhood. She also guided them to inculcate

values of discipline and contentment to lead a joyous life. The event was a grand success as children thoroughly enjoyed the events put on for them.

Children’s Day Celebration

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Physics – Gravitation

Chemistry - Atoms and Molecule Structure of Atom

Social Science Geography – Climate

History Ch: 3 Nazism, Ch:4 Forest society and Colonialism

Computer Python

Academic Activities: Model in Social Science

Creative Corner

I’m the Loneliest

I shout aloud

Inside my head, “Could you hear me?” It kills me from within, Knowing that no one there would be

In the end. My heart aks me,

How many times will I break? Hearing you’re fake. My eyes have no more tears left.

My mind is slowly bleeding in pain you gave me. I am wanting to run away To a land no one knows, and sit there in perfect silence.

Because, even though it’s a room full of people

I feel I’m still the loneliest.

Isha Shaikh, IX

A formal model of Maths on ‘Angular measurements’ explained by

grade 9B students – Pranali Khanderao and Pankaj Deshmukh

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PE & Sports Updates Finding the Mark @ DPS, Nashik!

Book Buzz

“Books are the quietest and most constant of friends; they are the most accessible

and wisest of counselors and the most patient of teachers.

Students need to inculcate the habit of reading. It gives them an access to

broaden their knowledge making them understand the depth of curriculum. It

also improves their communication skills. In addition to this reading is also a fun

and imaginative activity for which opens doors to a new world.

To encourage independent reading the students of class 7D had initiated a DEAR

TIME activity i.e – “Drop Everything and Read”. It was an activity where an

independent reading session commenced with the students and teachers reading

books of their choice for 20 minutes.

DEAR TIME

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Arya Sancheti – Grade IX B

Celebrations

Tulsi Vivah Celebration

TULSI VIVAH CELEBRATION

Delhi Public School Nashik, with the team spirit of ‘Culture and Heritage Club’

along with the ‘Language Department’ celebrated the ceremony of Tulsi Vivah with

great devotion and enthusiasm. The students of Grade 9 were shown an animated

story that depicted the significance of the ritual. The wedding ceremony of Goddess

Tulsi and Lord Krishna was performed on 8 th November 2019. Tulsi Vivah is the

ceremonial marriage of Tulsi (Basil plant) to Lord Vishnu in the incarnation of

Srikrishna. The Tulsi wedding signifies the end of the monsoon and the beginning

of the wedding season in Hinduism. The Principal, Dr .Pushpy Dutt performed the

ritual of tying the nupital knot and shared her words on the rich culture and

heritage of this practice. She encouraged the students to meditate and preserve the

Vedic culture. The pious and joyous program culminated with Aarti and sweets.

Arya Sancheti from Delhi Public School, Nashik has qualified to represent the

School at the State Level in the Under 17Category for Peep Sight Rifle

Shooting. The State level shooting championship will be held in Kolhapur.

Rigorous practice and unfaltering dedication along with a motivating coach

have been the magic ingredients that have helped her to achieve this otherwise

elusive winning formula. Principal, Dr. Pushpy Dutt congratulated Arya on her

victory.

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Event

Grade 9- Annual Function – “The Journey of Man”

UJAAS – GRADE 9 ANNUAL FUNCTION AT DPS

‘The Journey of Man’ an intriguing topic was staged by grade 9 students of Delhi

Public School Nashik as the theme of their Annual Function. The function was

graced by the presence of an eminent personality Dr. Sachin Sethi who was

felicitated with a token of love from DPS family for his invaluable presence.

Musical presentation by the school band incepted the programme. The skit

highlighted the stages of evolution: the discovery of fire, invention of wheel,

man’s aesthetic sense and the modern era. The climax wherein the gadget man

circumnavigates to the primitive stage was the crux which conveyed a powerful

message, ‘Let’s be men, not monkeys with tails up minding gadgets’. The

platform gave the students of grade 9 an opportunity to showcase their soft skills.

The guidance and support of the Principal, Dr. Pushpy Dutt made ‘The Journey

of Man’ not only entertaining but also educating. The willingness to enjoy

studentship at DPS Nashik by the chief guest, Dr. Sachin Sethi boosted the morale

of the students and also geared them up for further opportunities.

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Amazing Vistas

Delhi Public School Nashik believes in building conceptual knowledge of students through practical work and field visits, which also develops their observation skills. Students of Grade IX got an opportunity to experience a visit to the Chattrapati

Shivaji Maharaj museum (Mumbai) in the form of ‘Mobile Museum’ arranged at Gems English medium school Nashik. The visit strengthened their theoretical knowledge of fossils and extinct species A small orientation about the fossils (of

Dinosaurs) and endangered species was conducted for the students. Information about different types of fossils and the method of their natural formation was shared

with the students. Students observed the demonstration of volcanic eruption and also observed the variety of preserved species and replica of different species in the museum and recorded the information about the same. A small post card stamping

activity was done to make them aware about the endangered species. This was an amazing experience for students.

Sanrachna a Mega event at DPS

Parent connect

DPS students visit Chattrapati Shivaji Museum

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BUZZZ……YOU NEXT MONTH!!

To inculcate scientific temperament in students, Delhi Public School, Nashik

organized Sanrachana, a Science, Social Science and Math exhibit on November

16, 2019. Students from Grade III – XII participated with great vigor and

enthusiasm. They made innovative, ecofriendly and live working model on afore

mentioned subjects which numbered more than 200. Math projects were related to

various Mathematical concepts, theorems, geometry and algebraic applications

such as Ramanujan Magic Square, Geocity and Relation-Function Models. Science

projects were based on practical approach to environmental issues such as bio

filtration plant, hydraulic models, blood testing, visitor counting robotic models,

free energy generation and food adulteration kit. Social Science projects were based

on applied sciences, political and physical features such as disaster management,

dam model and drone fire extinguisher. The depiction of the coronation ceremony

of Shivaji Maharaj was the show stopper of the event. Parents encouraged the

students by visiting all the displays and giving their valuable suggestions. The

event was a grand success under the guidance of respected Principal, Dr. Pushpy

Dutt.