Events

Overall, I want you to discover the joy of creation by your own hand. The possibility of creation from paper is infinite.    Akira Yoshizawa
At DPS, Jaipur we give ample opportunities to our students to discover the joy of creation by their own hands. ‘Artistic Creations: Origami Craft’ activity was organised on 25 October 2019 for Class III. The children were provided with origami paper and it was fascinating to see how that one square of paper turned into a toy or a decoration piece. It was like magic to them. Without any glue or scissors their hands created amazing things. No fun activity that is organised in our school is without the inherent educational benefits. Origami too helps in better eye hand co-ordination. It develops sequencing skills, spatial skills, patience and attention skills in the children. 

“By education I mean an all round drawing out of the best in the child and man-body, mind and spirit.” -  Mahatma Gandhi .
 To commemorate the 150 birth anniversary of Gandhiji an exhibition ‘Mohan to Mahatma’ was organised by the students of the Primary Wing of DPS, Jaipur on Saturday, 12 October 2019. The exhibition was inaugurated by the Principal Ms. Sangeeta Kain who was accompanied by the Headmistress Ms. Aradhana Kaul, staff members and parents. It started with the ‘Sarva Dharma Prarthana’ sung by the school choir. As the guests proceeded to the venue, Gandhiji’s favourite bhajans sung by the choir filled the air.
The exhibition provided the students of classes III to V a large platform to showcase their talent. The exhibition was the culmination of the children’s work over the course of the last few weeks. It offered an insight into the Mahatma’s life. Each piece on display was special as it was made by the children themselves and in the process of preparing for the exhibition the students researched and learnt a lot about our beloved Bapu.
In addition to the exhibition the children also presented Gandhiji’s life journey from Mohan to Mahatma through short enactments. Various milestones of his life were beautifully depicted by the children, enthralling the audience with their acting skills. A beautiful Kathak performance on his favourite bhajan ‘ Vaishnav Jan To Tene Kahiye’ had the audience spellbound.
Decorative diyas, wall hangings and newspaper bags made by the students in the ‘Best out of Waste’ activity were also on display and for sale in the exhibition. To instil in children a charitable instinct, the proceeds from the sale will go to the Children’s Home a decision unanimously taken by our children who love to share and care.
‘Meraki - An Art Exhibition’ was also organised on this occasion for we strongly believe that art encourages children to think, develop skills and confidence.
The enthusiasm and skill clubbed with in depth knowledge was commendable . With an endeavour to promote scientific attitude among students the exhibition was one of its kind. School Director Mr K.B. Kain also visited the exhibition and appreciated the efforts of the students.

The young children of today are the torch bearers of the Gandhian thoughts and on their shoulders lies the responsibility of carrying the ideas of Bapu forward.
The young Dipsites paid a befitting tribute to the Father of the Nation on his 150th Birth Anniversary as they carried out a cleanliness campaign in the school.
A Drawing and Colouring Competition 'Clean School, Green School' for Grades III to V and ' India of My Dreams' for Grades VI to VIII was organized for the students of Grades III to VIII of DPS Jaipur on 3 October 2019.
As a part of the Swachh School Mission, a Cleanliness drive was undertaken where students armed with posters and garbage collection bags were seen picking up paper, plastic, and other trash and cleaning up their classrooms, corridors and the school ground.
The dirt and dust did not deter their spirits and they took part in the cleanliness drive enthusiastically.
Ingraining the right values at the right age today will indeed have our young DIPSITES blossom into Perfect World Citizens of Tomorrow.