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Dear Parents Every new beginning brings with it new hopes, new aspirations and new opportunities to dream bigger and to achieve more. With this note we welcome you all to a prismatic year 2018 -19 ahead. Let us all join hands in celebrating the true spirit of DPS.

Welcome Assemblies The Reopening Day Assemblies marked the beginning of the new academic year for all grades. It began with the senior wings of grade VII to XII, conducted by the students of Grade XII, followed through with the welcome assemblies of Grade III to VI conducted by the students of Grade VI and Prep. to Grade II conducted by the students of Grade II. There is always an air of new lessons learnt and a second chance at the start of every academic session. Students set new goals and routines and hope to achieve more than they did in the previous year. The assembly started off with the hoisting of the school flag by respected Principal Ma’am, Head Mistresses and Co-ordinators.

DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL Hyderabad DIPSCOOP

March & April, 2018 Vol. IX Issue 1


Grade XII focussed on the theme of ‘Learning as a Lifestyle’ which is the much needed skill of the hour. As we grow up, there is no more a structured way of learning that is set for us by an institution like a school or a college. This makes us unaware of the fact that we are still learning, albeit unconsciously. This slower, unconscious learning actually makes us grow our minds and personalities at a slower rate than we did in school or college. To combat this effect, successful people ensure to make up for the absence of that structured school or college learning system by designing their own structured learning system. A skit, showcasing how learning continuously and adapting to change helps one be more successful in life, was performed by the students of grade XII. This was aided by sharing some contemporary and conventional learning tools that are accessible to the students today. The new teacher-in-charges were introduced in the assembly, who encouraged the students with their words of wisdom. The assembly ended with the introduction of the student council members and with inspiring speeches by the Head Boy, Ajay Saradhi Uppaluri and the Head Girl, Anusha Choudhary. Grade VI and Grade II followed up with their assemblies that dealt with the burning theme of “Being Safe and Vigilant”. The assembly commenced with the introduction of the new coordinators and teachers followed by the news desk. A lively song was sung by the choir group reaffirming their pride in belonging to school. The Moto of the year gone by, ‘At times at all times’ and the present year, ‘Be Vigilant and Safe’ was mentioned encouraging everyone in the audience to take note and abide.


The assembly concluded with the message that “Every day heralds a new beginning and it is our choice to ensure a successful ending”. The words of wisdom by the Principal, Head Mistresses and other teachers instilled in the students new fervour to learn from the year gone by and work towards achieving newer levels of success this year.

Orientation Programmes “A parent is a teacher at home and a teacher is a parent in school and the child is the centre of our universe.” Delhi Public School, Hyderabad organized an orientation programmes for the parents of new admission of Grade Prep on 10 March, 2018, Grade X on 24 March, 2018 and Grade XI on 7 April, 2018 at school. The aim was to familiarize ‘partners in progress’; the parents, with the updated curriculum, rules and regulations of the school, teaching methodologies and the co-scholastic activities.

The parents of the Pre Primary Wing were given an overview of various subjects like English, Math, Environment science and the co-scholastic activities which provided the parents with an assurance that the curriculum at DPS, Hyderabad involves hands-on learning activities which not only are a vent to the creative talents and energies of the children but also help in their holistic development. The parents of Grade X were provided with an insight into the changing scenario in education and also briefed about the exam pattern. The parents were given effective tips and techniques to avoid distraction to maintain committed focus while preparing for the board exam.


The major objective of the orientation programme for Grade XI was to familiarise the parents with the curriculum, subjects associated with the streams of science, commerce and humanities, examination system, rules and regulations of the school, teaching methodologies and the co-scholastic activities and ensuring parental participation in monitoring the performance of the students. Comprehensive syllabus, strategies, preparation and taking up of competitive examinations like SAT/TOEFL in Class XI were discussed as a part of the programme. The Principal, Ms. Geetha Vishwanathan, addressed the gathering and laid stress on effective communication between the teachers & the parents as they are co-partners in the students’ progress. She also gave guidelines and the essential prerequisites of effective parenting emphasising on different measures to develop self-discipline and self-confidence to make their children well-adjusted citizens. The orientation programme proved to be a sincere effort made by the school in reinforcing the strategies adopted by school for the holistic development of the students.

Inter House Competitions

To develop a sense of collective responsibility and solidarity, a sense of team spirit and to encourage healthy competition DPS, Hyderabad has a plethora of Inter-house Competitions at each level of the school. True to the spirit of contest every level has successfully completed its first Inter-house Competition for this year. Grade III & IV

Humans are blessed with the creative skill and imagination to transform the most uninteresting image into a vibrant and spirited composition.

The Inter house Origami and Collage making contest for class III and IV respectively was held on 2nd April, 2018. The competition was conducted in the respective class rooms. The aim was to explore the student’s creativity to display their skills and also their dexterity in paper folding to present superlative origami compositions. A great enthusiasm was seen in the students during the event. They used a variety of material to create the collages. The theme for origami was Birds or Flowers while the theme for collage was Nature or Underwater The students of class XII were invited to judge the competitions. Participants were judged on different measures like creativity, neatness, relevance to theme, and presentation. Rahan Varma and Sadia Afroz judged the Collage competition while Hamsa Sruthi and Arjun Atluri judged the Origami competition. The judges were amazed to see unique work and the hidden talent of their juniors.


RESULTS (Grade III)

S. No Name of the Student Class/sec House Rank

1 ATHARVA DUBEY III A RUBY I

2 SHREYA P. MAHARANA III A TOPAZ II

3 KOJAGORI DEY III A RUBY III

4 THOOTA ARNAV III A TOPAZ CONSOLATION

5 ANEEK BEDI III B SAPPHIRE I

6 SAHASRA TIRUNAGARI III B EMERALD II

7 AANYA DEY III B EMERALD III

8 NAINA D PILLAI III B RUBY CONSOLATION

9 ANIKA MITTAL III C TOPAZ I

10 VIVANN BAJORIA III C TOPAZ II

11 PRISHA CHAWLA III C SAPPHIRE III

12 NISHAD MAHESHWARI III C EMERALD CONSOLATION

13 TANISHKA SHARMA III D TOPAZ I

14 ESURU ANIYA III D EMERALD II

15 AKSHAJ REDDY VASANTHU III D EMERALD III

16 ADVIKA VARMA III D RUBY CONSOLATION

17 G MOKSHA REDDY III E EMERALD I

18 REYANSH SINGH III E SAPPHIRE II

19 ARYAMAAN SINGH III E TOPAZ III


20 ANANYA S KRISHNA III E EMERALD CONSOLATION

21 GAYATRI DIKSHIT III F SAPPHIRE I

22 MUDE KANAV III F RUBY II

23 JAY BOYINAPALLI III F TOPAZ III

24 D VANSHIKA III F RUBY CONSOLATION

25 SAMANVI THIRIVEEDHI III G EMERALD I

26 MANASA JANDHYALA III G TOPAZ II

27 SHANMUKHA PRIYA G III G EMERALD III

28 BHUVANAGIRI SRIKAR III G SAPPHIRE CONSOLATION

29 SADHIL SAI CHALLA III H EMERALD I

30 ARUNAV SHARMA III H RUBY II

31 AVEEKA SINGH III H RUBY III

32 NAVIKA SHARMA III H TOPAZ CONSOLATION RESULTS (Grade IV)

S. No Name of the Student Class/sec House Rank

1 VIBHUSHITA SHARMA IV A EMERALD I

2 M RISHIKESH REDDY IV A EMERALD II

3 G. G. LAKSHANA IV A EMERALD III

4 AKSHARA GOYAL IV A EMERALD CONSOLATION

5 ADITYA DESHPANDE IV B SAPPHIRE I

6 NAVYA PUNIA IV B RUBY II

7 RIDHIMA MEHTA IV B TOPAZ III

8 DHAWAL KUMAR SRIVASTAVA IV B SAPPHIRE CONSOLATION

9 PRANAVI REDDY IV C SAPPHIRE I

10 THAMAN REDDY N IV C TOPAZ II

11 AKSHAJ VELPULA IV C RUBY III

12 SHIVESHWAR KUMAR T IV C EMERALD CONSOLATION

13 AISHANI ROYCHOUDHURY IV D EMERALD I

14 A NISHIKA IV D EMERALD II

15 A NISHANTH REDDY IV D TOPAZ III

16 CHILUMURU LAKSHYA IV D EMERALD CONSOLATION

17 NILESH TRIPATHY IV E EMERALD I

18 AVIKA VISHWANATH IV E TOPAZ II


19 KASHVI MIDHA IV E EMERALD III

20 DARSH R MENON IV E TOPAZ CONSOLATION

21 SAHIL BERY IV F EMERALD I

22 ANANYA CHERUKU IV F SAPPHIRE II

23 ANVAIY SHRIVASTAVA IV F EMERALD III

24 RHEA RAKESH SHARMA IV F TOPAZ CONSOLATION

25 RACHIT BHARTIA IV G SAPPHIRE I

26 M PUNEETH AKSHAJ IV G TOPAZ II

27 ANEESH SOLASA IV G EMERALD III

28 RANGANA DAS IV G TOPAZ CONSOLATION

29 SWAPNIKA SRIPATI IV H TOPAZ I

30 KAVYA RATH IV H RUBY II

31 REVA MANVIKAR IV H SAPPHIRE III

32 ANUSHKA SHARMA IV H RUBY CONSOLATION Grade V & VI

In today’s contemporary world, it is extremely important that young children are equipped with the right skills and expertise so that they are able to keep up with the fast-paced globalization and expansion. Numerical and Logical Reasoning skills are two such abilities. One small step in this direction was to organize an Inter-House Competition for the students of Classes V to test their abilities in this genre. Armed with self-confidence and poise, the young scholars of Grade V attempted a questionnaire on the above theme to find out their proficiency. A set of 25 questions were given to them which they had to complete in one hour. Students participated with great enthusiasm and enjoyed attempting the assessment. The students of Class VI proved their prowess in English spelling and vocabulary in the recently concluded Spell- Bee. The competition was open to all students of class VI. The first and second rounds were written rounds. The first round consisted of forty words and the top three students from every section moved on to the second round where twenty words had to be spelt. Four students from each house made it to the finals.


The finals was held on 6thApril 2018. There were five rounds in all, namely- Letter Soup, Correct the Spellings, Give the Meanings, Jumble Tumble, Hot Spot and Rapid Fire. The students faced each round with much gusto, fighting tooth and nail vying for the top position. RESULTS (Grade V)

S.NO Position Name Of The Winner Class House

1 1 TULYA RAGA BALAJI V A TOPAZ 2 2 AKHILESH TOTLA V A EMERALD 3 3 VIDITA SHRIVASTAVA V A SAPPHIRE 4 1 PRISHA GUPTA V B EMERALD 5 2 AMOGH KULKARNI V B SAPPHIRE 6 3 YESHITHA.M V B TOPAZ 7 1 ANANYA WAHI V C RUBY 8 2 HASINI SRI LAKSHMI.V V C SAPPHIRE 9 3 SIRI CHANDANA .N V C EMERALD

10 1 ABHIRATH VARISH GRANDHI V D RUBY 11 2 AKSHARA DARAKAPALLI V D RUBY 12 3 RUCHITHA TURLAPATI V D SAPPHIRE 13 1 ADITYA PRATAP CHATTERJEE V E TOPAZ 14 2 LOTTI SOURYA VIKHYATH V E TOPAZ 15 3 VANYA MALL V E TOPAZ 16 1 SATYAKI GHOSH V F RUBY 17 2 HARSHITHA CHOWDARY .D V F SAPPHIRE 18 3 KRISH AGARWAL V F RUBY 19 1 AARUSH GHOSH V G EMERALD 20 2 ANSHUL KONDALE V G RUBY 21 3 RISHIK SRI .K V G EMERALD 22 1 ARJUN PRAVEEN V H EMERALD 23 2 ANWESHA SAHOO V H SAPPHIRE 24 3 KRISHNA SIDDHARTH .T V H RUBY


Results (Grade VI)

Grade VII and VIII

‘Logic is the art of thinking well: the mind like the body, requires to be trained before it can use its powers in the most advantageous way.’ Reasoning, problem solving and decision-making represent different but overlapping aspects of human intelligence. Logical thinking is the process in which one uses reasoning consistently to come to a conclusion. Thus, Numerical and Verbal reasoning tests are essential to identify an individual’s level of ability to reason with the information provided, in order to obtain a correct answer. With the objective of improving and accessing the individual analytical skill of a student, ‘Numerical and Verbal reasoning’, an Inter House competition for grade VII and VIII was conducted on 29th March, 2018. The contest was conducted for all the sections in the form of pen and paper based test in individual classroom. Two different sets having a variety of 25 questions were provided in each section. Students exhibited a lot of enthusiasm to comprehend the questions, work out the solutions and infer the right answer.

Sl. Position Complete Name of the Winner Class House

1

1st

Shivangi Singh VI C TOPAZ

Aarushhi Mitra VI B TOPAZ

Ashima Sahoo VI D TOPAZ

Archit Manas VI G TOPAZ 2

2nd

Sai Srikar Doppalapudi VI C SAPPHIRE

Anuj Mohanty VI G SAPPHIRE

Arusha Bhatt VI A SAPPHIRE

B.K.Sai Mahitha VI E SAPPHIRE


As a gesture of appreciation of the students’ effort, four students with highest score from every section have been awarded with certificates. Winners (Grade VII)

Sl. Class/ Sec. Name of the winner House Position 1 7A Kondapally Hansika Reddy Ruby 1st 2 7A Advait Tikoo Sapphire 2nd 3 7A Uppuluri Tarun Teja Ruby 3rd

4 7A Naina Gill Emerald Consolation 5 7B Mutyam Venkata Sai Kritin Topaz 1st 6 7B Arnav Varma Dantuluri Sapphire 2nd 7 7B Afia Jamal Emerald 3rd 8 7B Shruthi Konidala Topaz Consolation 9 7C Sidharth Dhulipala Topaz 1st

10 7C Ishaa dayal Topaz 2nd 11 7C Kshitij mathur Topaz 3rd 12 7C Adya rao dadigela Ruby Consolation 13 7D Raizel Midha Sapphire 1st 14 7D Om Suresh Nair Sapphire 2nd 15 7D Darshika Sanwaria Emerald 3rd 16 7D Aditi Praturi Sapphire Consolation 17 7E Sanvi Gupta Sapphire 1st 18 7E Sara Joshi Emerald 2nd 19 7E Gaurav Kumar Pattanaik Emerald 3rd 20 7E Konjeti Dhrithi Sapphire Consolation 21 7F Shashwath R Emerald 1st 22 7F Tarita Kakkera Ruby 2nd 23 7F Pratiksha Wadmare Topaz 3rd 24 7F Uma Iyer Sapphire Consolation 25 7G Eishani Tripathi Sapphire 1st 26 7G Advait Gavaravarapu Topaz 2nd 27 7G Periyala Archishma Sapphire 3rd 28 7G Akshath Nagulapally Emerald Consolation 29 7H Haaris Mohammed Iqbal Ruby 1st 30 7H Varshit Pallempati Ruby 2nd 31 7H Amitesh Mohanty Emerald 3rd 32 7H Aanchal Mundhada Emerald Consolation

Winners (Grade VIII)

Sl. Class/Sec. Name of the winner House Position 1 8A Soundarya Giri Sapphire 1st 2 8A Mikkil Om Shivakumar Topaz 2nd 3 8A Ujjwala Pandit Ruby 3rd 4 8A Eshaan Sharma Sapphire Consolation 5 8B Siya Rath Emerald 1st 6 8B Merryl K. Biju Ruby 2nd


7 8B Keya Chembuli Sapphire 3rd 8 8B E Shree Prabhas Varma Ruby Consolation 9 8C Aluri Venkata Sai Anirudh Ruby 1st

10 8C Sanhith Krishna Chindepalli Emerald 2nd 11 8C Vaibhav Mattoo Sapphire 3rd 12 8C Mohammed Uzair Ghazi Topaz Consolation 13 8D Bhavyaram Vuppaladadhiam Emerald 1st 14 8D Aarushi Dey Emerald 2nd 15 8D Mohita Sinha Topaz 3rd 16 8D Aryan Kumar Emerald Consolation 17 8E Shruti Oruganti Topaz 1st 18 8E Sai Dhruv Shashank Kothapalli Sapphire 2nd 19 8E Pranathi Nibhanipudi Sapphire 3rd 20 8E Anaya Vikrama Singh Topaz Consolation 21 8F Krish Sanjay Singhvi Emerald 1st 22 8F Ishani Singh Topaz 2nd 23 8F Sri Santosh Aditya Poosarla Ruby 3rd 24 8F Tarun Upadhyay Sapphire Consolation 25 8G Boyapati Akhil Emerald 1st 26 8G Vakati Tharuni Emerald 2nd 27 8G Swayam Ashok Pattanaik Emerald 3rd 28 8G Vansh Seth Topaz Consolation 29 8H Sarang Cheler Ruby 1st 30 8H Akinepalli Bhavna Rao Sapphire 2nd 31 8H Nikhil Om Sivakumar Sapphire 3rd 32 8H Maria Fatima Topaz Consolation

Grade IX and X

“Heritage of the past is the seed that brings forth the harvest of the future." With the objective of making students aware of the rich heritage and culture of India, an Inter House Contest - “Heritage Quiz” for classes IX and X was held on 04th April 2018 in Room no. 14. The contest consisted of four teams with beguiling names like ‘Chanakya’, ‘Aryabhatta’, ‘Panini’ and ‘Sushruth’ pertaining to the event. Four exciting rounds summed up the contest. First round and the second rounds ‘Take Ur Pick’ and ‘Double Dip’ offered the participants two different flavours to use their wisdom of choice in a multiple choice round, the third and the fourth round ‘Peek A Boo’ and ‘Mixed Bag’ titillated their senses with audio- visual clues and tested their presence of mind a buzzer round.


After a gripping hour of the exciting quiz Sapphire House emerged as winner with 125 points. The second position was bagged by Emerald House with 85 points and third position was secured by Topaz House with 70 points. The event was a stimulating one with the participants and the audience enthusiastically let the rounds roll from one to the next.

Winners:

POSITION TEAM HOUSE STUDENT’S NAME

I PANINI SAPPHIRE

TARINI G. SRI MAYUKHA TANVI A. P.S.NIRVITHA REDDY

II CHANAKYA EMERALD

ESHAN ANIRUDH MULEY SHRIYA M. KUSHAGR

III ARYABHATTA TOPAZ

MANAS VEKATA SAI HANSA PANDEY SRAVANI K. NIDHI K.


Grade IX & XII

“A good newspaper I suppose, is a nation talking to itself”

Humans being a social animal have always been interested in knowing more about their surroundings. And in this journey, Newspapers have played one of the most important role. From the bringing, delivering the latest news to one’s doorstep to giving a deep insight about the worldly affairs, it has played its role conscientiously. Over the ages the format of media has been changing, and particularly during the last decade the onslaught of Internet has superseded even the latest breaking news trends of various news channels. For the new age readers, getting the news headlines through news feed is much more convenient than to sit down with a newspaper and go through the pages. To make this new age app following techie kids understand the lasting impact of a newspaper, Delhi Public School Hyderabad organized a Newspaper making competition for its Senior Secondary wing. Students were provided guidelines and theme based on which each group had to create their edition. From researching news stories, to writing headlines and sourcing pictures students got a taste to know just how much work it takes to put together a newspaper. By the morning of 4th of April, Wednesday, the stories have been edited, the editorial framed, the headlines written, the photographs sourced and the cartoons drawn. Students got busy with their respective teams to write down the headlines, place the advertisements strategically, to insert the Sudoku puzzles etc. and not to forget the Satirical Cartoon clip. The end result was spectacular. The judges had a difficult time to judge the best among these fantastic specimens. Mr. Sanjay Kumar from THE HANS INDIA, Hyderabad based English-language daily newspaper, was the subject expert heading the judging panel. At the end of the contest, students were seen exchanging their ideas, opinions thus making the whole exercise truly successful.


Winners:

Position Class/Section House First XII B TOPAZ

Second XII D SAPPHIRE Third XII B SAPPHIRE

Consolation

XII D RUBY XII A TOPAZ XII C TOPAZ XII D TOPAZ

Award Ceremonies “The only limit to the height of your achievements is the reach of your dreams and the willingness to work for them.” - Michelle Obama

Upholding the tradition of the Institution to encourage and appreciate aptitude and flair, a simple but meaningful programme had been arranged in the school to give away a token of appreciation to the deserving students. Grade III and IV conducted the ceremony on 28th of March, 2018 while Grade II held it on 29th March, 2018. This was followed by Grade VII and VIII on 3rd April, 2018. Certificates and prizes (books) were distributed to the students who had performed excellently in academics the previous year. The awards were given for the categories of ‘All Rounder’, ’Best in General Awareness’, ’Best Well-Mannered’ and ‘Outstanding in All Subjects’. The Principal, Ms. Geetha Vishwanathan and the Head Mistresses and Coordinators of the various wings attended the ceremony and gave away the honours to the meritorious students. All the students who had received the Merit Certificates were extremely delighted; it was a gratifying moment for many who had worked very hard over the past year to see their efforts come to fruition. With their friends cheering them on, it was indeed a joy-filled occasion.


The Principal’s speech was inspiring and heart-warming, it succeeded in making the awardees feel accomplished and proud. At the same time, she also encouraged everyone to persevere and push harder to accomplish their goals no matter the obstacles. After all, dreaming is amazing, but one needs to remember to wake up in order to realize them. The ceremony concluded with a group photograph of the awardees beaming with pride. The event was successful in making new dreams and aspirations bloom within everyone’s hearts – one of the most important purposes of schooling. It was with the hope that many more students will be inspired to participate and win in the coming year that the event was wrapped up.




Other Activities Welcome to the World Where Nurture and Nature Go Hand in Hand.

Around here, we don’t look backwards for very long. We keep moving forward, opening up new doors and doing new things because we’re curious and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths.

- Walt Disney

The DPS Pre Primary Wing provides an array of multisensory environments that encourages the children to explore and foster their natural curiosity.

Maths lab: We design Maths related activities that incorporate concepts art and craft games. The young learners practice important maths skills in fun and creative ways.

English lab: With a focus on strengthening the students’ reading and writing skills, the English lab focuses on building strong foundation in sight words and phonemic awareness among our students.

Activity Room: Provides students with the freedom to choose the activities they like the most.


Classroom activity centres: We focus to maximize hands-on, independent learning time. Having students work in different centres gives them independent practice time and it allows the teachers to give the children more individualized attention. Reading Programme: A structured reading programme is also put in place to increase reading proficiency and weekly circle time helps them to understand the importance of being a good listener, taking turns, group learning attending following directions and enhance their social skills. Mini library : An easy-to-reach shelf around the corner , makes it a cozy, inviting place for young readers to pick a book of their choice and read.

As children have an innate curiosity and desire to learn about the world around them, our school curriculum is structured to channelize their energy towards learning in a fun and creative way while building their cognitive skills and language abilities. We, at DPS, Hyderabad aim at scaling newer heights and touching newer horizons. We ensure that the little learner within us is always alert and agile. Competition with others is not what we aim at, we encourage the child to be his or her own competitor. Our curriculum targets the holistic development of the children. We hope the year ahead will be full of fun, learning and enriching experiences.


Spectrum Week

“The Greatest Masterpieces Were Once Only Pigments On a Palette”.

The Spectrum week celebration was a wonderful learning activity which helped children to associate objects based on colors, thereby re-enforcing the cognitive skills. Children by nature like to learn and experiment with the colors. Using this innate nature as a guide to blend fun with learning, class Prep celebrated colour week from 2nd April 2018 to 6th April 2018. The week-long celebration witnessed tiny tots dressed up in different colors. Each day, a new colour was introduced .Students and teachers dressed up in the colour of the day and took part in various creative activities. The week started with The Red Day where children made paper craft water melon slice using sponge dabbing activity. This was followed by The Blue Day, where the children made an aquarium by using thumb printing activity, Yellow Day, where children loved to make honey bees using paper pasting activity and Green Day, where the little ones had fun making a paper frog head gear. The breakfast and snacks boxes of the kids too reflected the colour of the day. The Spectrum week April 2018 was a success as the children enjoyed their days to the fullest and learned to connect with the delightful, magical world of colours.


CAREER COUNSELLING SESSION for GRADE XII Organised by Univariety

“A goal without a plan is just a wish.” – Antoine de Saint-Exupèry A seminar on career counselling was held for the students of grade 12 by Ms. Stuti Verma. She is a senior academic counsellor at Univariety with a post graduate diploma in business management. She has worked with students from cities all across India. Univariety is a Singapore based company that has helped over 80,000 students from all across the globe. They provide experiences to help students decide the right career path for them. Webinar is an important means of learning a concept and Univariety offers a webinar on the desired course per week. They have four elements to the platform which include: system and tools, universities, alumni and live counsellors. The session started off with a Q&A session where students were made to realize the importance of having such a platform where they get a chance to understand their aptitude and attitude for the dream career of their choice. Students from science, commerce and humanities were given career guidance on the options available to them. The speaker for the session, Ms. Stuti further focused on the need for a comprehensive plan and learn from the fallacies of improper planning in order to achieve ones goal methodically. On the whole, it was an informative session which provided insight to students about Univariety and how they can help students to find the right career path for themselves.


KHOJ – An Art Exhibition

“Great things are not done by impulse, but by a series of small things brought together.” —Vincent Van Gogh

Exhibition is a platform where imagination and consciousness mingle together. “Khoj” – An Art Exhibition is a medium to search and showcase. It was an expression of students through visual language across various age groups. 8th – 12th March, 2018 DPS Hyderabad witnessed –“Khoj” – The Annual Art Exhibition. Various themes and different mediums have been experienced by the students. Students from Prep to class XI challenged their own capabilities and brought out incredible creativity. Recycle, Reuse, Reform was the main concept behind the Exhibition. Installation art form took major place in the display. Colourful various types of Art work was showcased by the Pre Primary students. Art, Craft and also group activities were exhibited. Individual craft work done by the classes I to III were displayed in a picture story formation. Class IV has excelled in Kalamkari Art on canvas. It was not only eye catching, but they enjoyed working on different surfaces. The students of class V explored themselves through hanging craft. It was a rhythmic expression of craft with traditional form of design that gave the Exhibition dynamic form. Application of Gond art in our daily life utility was a beautiful presentation by class VI. To showcase their work in a different way, they took the base as paper bag. Colourful bags with colourful designs was a visual treat to the onlookers. Graffiti art one of the popular art form in modern times. Class VII explored them in this art with group activity. Beyond the eye level the work was displayed to reach their theme. Through their work they raised the question of Child Right. Recycle concept was established by Class VIII in mass scale. Students displayed twenty feet by three feet paper mural with iridescent colours. The ingenious use of all kinds of junk was an eye opener for the audience. Class IX tried to find out human expression through their Installations Art work. The expressions in Black and White created a feeling of optical illusion. Use of mirror was a fun interaction with the audience. The exhibition brought forth new talents and techniques that helped put up a show worth watching.




Here’s Wishing All the Best to the students of X & XII for a Fantastic Result. May all your hard work and perseverance pay off.

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Welcome Assemblies3 3 vidita shrivastava v a sapphire 4 1 prisha gupta v b emerald 5 2 amogh kulkarni v b sapphire 6 3 yeshitha.m v b topaz 7 1 ananya wahi v c ruby 8 2 hasini sri