Delhi Public School, Bangalore South, celebrated the 75th Independence Day on 15th August, 2022,

with great fervour and joy. The programme commenced with the hoisting of the National Flag by our revered Principal, Mrs. Anita
Bijesh followed by everyone singing the National Anthem in perfect harmony.

Students put up spectacular dance and music performances which were brimming with energy, enthusiasm and patriotic spirit. The
Principal in her speech emphasized on how India won it’s independence because of the sacrifices made by our freedom fighters
and conducted a brief quiz for the students on the same topic.
The students also watched a power point presentation emphasizing the significance of the National War Memorial inaugurated
by the honourable Prime Minster Shri Narendra Modi on 25th February 2019, in their respective classes on the 16th August 2022
Sanskrit Day was celebrated on 11th August 2022 at Delhi Public School, Bangalore South with
enthusiasm and vigor by all the Sanskrit students from the Grades 5 to 10. The guest of honor
for the event was Shri Ravishankar Bhat, a Sanskrit Consultant at NAAC who is actively
involved in the revival of the language at Sanskrita Bharathi in Bangalore.
The programme started with students chanting Vedic hymns and a melodious invocation song. A video depicting the teachers of
the school conversing in Sanskrit, stole the hearts of audience. There were also various interesting events like a puppet show,
Sanskrit song mash up and Kavvali song presentation.
Various science and mathematics facts found in the Sanskrit texts were presented by the students. The young learners also
presented a ramp walk dressed as fruits, flowers and animals. A splendid dance performance of the Shiva Tandava left the
audience spell bound.
The programme was concluded with the honorable
chief guest addressing the audience with his words of
wisdom about the structure of the language.
The programme was concluded with the honorable
guest addressing the audience with his words of
wisdom about the structure of the language.
 GRADE 5 RECITAL FUN FINAL ROUND

Every child is born creative. The challenge is to keep the creativity alive. The final round of the
RECITAL FUN event for Grade 5 focused on the same motto to help keep the creativity alive in our
students. The students selected in the first round recited their self-composed poems in the final round
with great enthusiasm using various kinds of props. WINNERS
HINDI
Children astonished everyone with their voice modulation and amazing writing and recitation skills. The Riddhima 5G 1ST
themes chosen for the self-composed poems were also very relevant like family, nature, hard work, Akshita 5E 2ND
importance of time, freedom, unconditional love of a mother etc. Our cute poets enjoyed the beauty of Darshan 5O 3RD
expression, thought, feeling, rhyme, rhythm and music of words. Saatvik 5P RUNNERS
Atharv 5I UP
ENGLISH
Aditi 5F 1ST
Anishka 5G 2ND
Sailee 5L
3RD
Natasha 5N
KANNADA

Shriya 5R 1ST

Saanvi 5P 2ND

Shivani 5L 3RD

Shriya 5N RUNNERS
UP
Patriotic Fervour- Independence Day Celebration Grades 3,4,5
Freedom in the Mind,
Faith in the words ...
Pride in our souls ...
Let’s salute the nation on this auspicious day.
The celebration of the Independence The students also explained the meaning The Principal Mrs Anita Bijesh
Day week commenced on a beautiful and relevance of the three colours of the addressed the assembly and shared
note with much pride and patriotic Indian flag. details about India’s struggle for
fervour in the form of special assemblies An interesting quiz was presented where independence and freedom with the
put up by our young patriots of Grades the audience had to identify certain students and urged them to keep the flag
3,4 and 5. famous personalities intrinsic to Indian of the nation flying high as the leaders of
The Students of Grade 5 celebrated heritage. Melodious presentations of tomorrow. She also highlighted the
patriotic songs by students resonated the importance of Common Wealth Games
Independence Day on 8th August,
open auditorium. and how various medal winners have
2022 in the form of a special assembly.
brought laurels to our country.
The students adorning tricoloured
costumes delivered impressive speeches
that infused a sense of pride and
patriotism in audience’s heart. The
assembly brought forth the unique
features of the Nation and its National
Symbols.
 The open Auditorium of the school, adorned in tri-colours was abuzz with patriotic fervour as they celebrated Independence
Day. The students of Grade 4 dressed up as freedom fighters and as people representing various states of India, presented a
Special Assembly to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of India’s Independence on 16th August 2022.
After invoking the divine blessings through a prayer, the students set the assembly rolling with an inspirational thought and news
from around the world. The students with their patriotic group song and dance to a foot tapping number enthralled the audience.
They also presented a skit on communal harmony articulating the message of unity in diversity on this solemn occasion. The
students dressed in the costumes of different states of the country, mesmerized one and all as they presented a musical, celebrating
the rich cultural and linguistic heritage of India. A melodious rendition of Saare Jahaan Se Accha on the key board by a student of
Grade 4 served as befitting finale to the Special Assembly.
The students of Grade 3 celebrated Independence Day on 18th August 2022.
The tiny tots of grade 3 , sang a beautiful patriotic song and also performed a dance on
the same. The freedom struggle between the freedom fighters in India and the
Britishers was depicted in the form of a skit that contained a medley of songs and
dance performances.
Thereafter the students displayed India’s achievements throughout its 75 years of
Independence. It was a beautiful and colourful assembly put up by the children of
Grade 3 showing the colours of freedom.
The assembly for Class 3J was held on 4th August, 2022 on a relevant topic of ‘Social Etiquettes’
Children here presented a beautiful role play explaining about the basic discipline that needs
to be followed in the class and also shared information about Good Manners, Table Manners
and how to greet others using magical words like ‘Sorry, Thank you’ etc. The assembly was
concluded by a scintillating dance performance.
Various charts related to discipline and good manners were exhibited by children which added more colors to
their assembly.
The assembly conducted by students of Grade 3P held on 25th August 2022 was vibrant and
colourful, the theme of the assembly being ‘Building Self Confidence’. The children enjoyed the
act of delivering information about how one could build their self-confidence through their
assembly.
The students performed a skit based on the Importance of Self-Confidence, depicting how one
should react and respond to the failure in life. A Dance, based on the theme ‘ Self-Confidence ’
was performed by the children which added more fun to the show.

The assembly concluded with the poignant message of –‘Your self

confidence is directly connected to how much difference you feel
you are making in the world.’
As they say ‘Confidence and hard work is the only medicine to kill a disease called failure’ and therefore it’s
important to build one’s confidence and have a positive attitude towards life.
Keeping these thoughts in mind, the students of Grade 3C presented a very informative and effective assembly on
the topic- ‘Building Self-Confidence’ on 11 August, 2022. The students took turns to speak about the topic
using placards. A beautiful skit was presented that involved all the children. The audience watched spell bound.
The students of 3B presented a beautiful and a very informative assembly
on 28th July 2022 the topic ‘Social Etiquettes’. The students presented
a skit while sharing some of the important information on how polite
words can create magic if we use it regularly
and treat everyone kindly. They also spoke
about importance of table manners,
and greeting everyone.
Students concluded the assembly by presenting a song on ‘Good manners’
The students of 4R presented their assembly on the 23rd of August 2022 on
the topic-‘Online Schooling is the Way to the Future’. The assembly
began with a prayer. The thought shared was appropriate and relevant. The
enthusiastic students captivated the audience with a group song on a catchy
number and a dance on the topic. Students just back from online schooling
enacted a skit based on their experience. The assembly concluded with the
summing up of how online schooling is the way into the future.
Just back from the Online mode of schooling, the students of 4E were reminiscing their virtual classrooms in the assembly on
‘Online Schooling is the way to the Future’ held on 2nd, August 2022. The well-presented assembly began with a prayer
and a motivational thought. The students debated on whether online schooling was a boon or bane. A few children spoke for the
topic highlighting the points like flexibility, saving time and money and accessibility and few students spoke against the topic
stressing upon the network issues, health concerns and lack of social interaction. The assembly came to an end with foot tapping
fusion dance performance.
World Nature Conservation Day is celebrated on 29th July each year. The students of 5G presented an assembly to spread
awareness on conservation of nature under the theme of ‘Forest Conservation’ on 1st August, 2022. The students performed
a skit based on the concept of Sunder Bans Tiger Reserve National Park to show how forest communities can live together in
harmony with wild life. The students were dressed in colourful costumes in accordance to the theme of the skit.
Anmol of grade 5G also presented a self-composed poem on forest conservation. The assembly was concluded with a fabulous
dance performance with the message of not cutting trees and saving them.
The children of Class 5E enthusiastically presented their class assembly on the topic ‘Soil Conservation’ on 22nd August 2022.
One of the main factors of Soil erosion is wind and water. A skit was presented which focussed on how soil can be conserved
through planting more trees. ‘Conserve Soil and plant more trees for our better future’ was the message sent across. The
assembly concluded with a wonderful dance on how water and wind can change the shape of land and how it can be prevented.
 The students of 5K enthusiastically
conducted their assembly on the theme
‘Water conversation’ on 29th
August 2022. As we know water is a
very essential aspect of our life hence
the students came up with various
creative ideas to depict the message of
water conservation through their
assembly.

The students presented a melodious song on ‘SAVE

WATER’. The students also presented a speech supported
by beautiful charts conveying an important message of
‘How to reduce water consumption’. Certain
suggestions of -Drip irrigation, Rain water harvesting,
washing a car with bucket of water, bathing with a bucket
rather than shower etc. were made in the speech. The
programme was ended with a beautiful dance on the song
PAANI ZINDGAANI.
Bulletin Political leaders that brought
Board Monuments of India Social reformers the change in India
4I-1ST
3L-1ST 5P-1ST

3A-2ND
4F-2ND 5N-2ND

5Q-RUNNERS UP
3O-RUNNERS UP 4N-RUNNERS UP
OUTSIDE BOARD THEME FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER

GRADE 3--Ancient art forms of India

GRADE 4 --Abandoned cities
GRADE 5-- Famous artists and writers of India
IMPRESSIONS
DPS Bangalore North conducted its 10th inter-school event ‘Impressions, Decennium’
from 12th -14th August 2022.
Students of grades 3,4 and 5 of DPS Bangalore South took part in various events like
Fancy Dress, JAM, Recitation and Twist The Tale on 12th August, 2022 and
brought home various prizes and accolades. It was certainly a proud moment for all of us.
S.no Name Class Event Prize
1. Manvi V 4R Heels and Capes (Fancy dress 2nd Prize
2. Asmi Singh 4P Turn the Table (Twist the Tale) 2nd Prize
3. Adishree Nag 5D Spirited Speakers (JAM) 3rd Prize
4. Deeksha 3J Poemstarella (Recitation) 2nd Prize
5. Aanshika Sureka 5K Spotlight ( Group Dance) 1st Prize
Adwita Gupta 5i
Aashna 5A
Anikha 5J
Niharika B 5K
Kavya Kartik 5L
Kria KS 5L
Ridhima Pani 5A
Shrinithya B.S. 5A
OLYMPIAD WINNERS
ANOUSHKA BHATTACHARJEE, OF CLASS
4D cleared level 4 of Abacus Examination with
flying colours winning a Gold Medal for the same.
The examination was conducted by International
Grading Examination for Abacus AIAMA in
Mumbai on 3rd July 2022.

Thej Academy conducts online Abacus

International Open Championships.
ANCHITA FROM 4E has won the
Champion Trophies in these competitions
consecutively for the last two years. Her most
recent award was for Abacus Level 5 on 7th
May 2022.
 ARJUN S. OF GRADE 5Q
achieved his Finisher Medal in “The
Bengaluru 10k Challenge-The Tougher
10k” Marathon run in the TIMED 5k
RUN event , held on July 24th, 2022.
Arjun stood 12th in the age category of
10-15 years and bagged the overall
rank of being 49th among 473
participants.

AVANI KULKARNI OF NATASHA VIKRAM OF GRADE

GRADE 5I won the first 5N participated in 10th South India
prize in the under 11 years Open Karate Championship on
badminton competition 14th August 2022. She bagged a
organised by Golden Shuttles. bronze and silver medal along with
The event was called Appu certificates in two different rounds of
Memorial Cup and it was this karate championship.
held on 21st August 2022.
 You don’t always get what you wish for, you get what you work for.
With exams round the corner, this is the best time to plan and prepare for it.

Here are a few tips that will help you prepare well and succeed.
 They say writing makes a man perfect, write and practice. This not only helps you retain your lessons in your memory
for a long time, but also gives you good speed to write in the exam.
 Plan your revision well. Work more on the subjects you have difficulty with, and do not hesitate to ask your teachers
for any help required in the preparation.
 Take care of your health and fitness, staying healthy includes having a balanced diet and regular exercise.
 Do not cram. Trying to memorize just before the exams will lead to anxiety and may not get you the desired results.
 Keep your stationery ready, get good rest at night and start your day early.
 Stay calm, read the instructions and questions carefully.
 Check your paper thoroughly during the exam before handing it over to the teacher.
 Focus on the learning and not the marks. Believe in yourself. Good luck!
Swimming Schedule

Class 4 (All Sections)

Class 3L, D, Q, J, F, O, E, S , K,P
Aug 29th – Sept 2nd

Class 5 (All Sections)

Sept 5th – Sept 6th Class 3i, A, M, C, G, H,B, R, N

Class 4 (All Sections)

Class 3L, D, Q, J, F, O, E, S , K,P
Sept 26th – Sept 29th
 Please note:
The school maintains a ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY towards bullying of any kind.

Parents can notify the school about any such incident or any act of non – compliance and indiscipline by sending a
mail to [email protected]

The matter will be investigated and appropriate action will be taken.

Delhi Public School, Bangalore South will leave no stone unturned to make sure that the school is a safe
place for all students.

Please advise your wards to be safe and not indulge in abuse of any kind, be it physical or verbal. They must refrain
from using foul language and activities that are unbecoming of a student.

We seek your support for the same as safety and security of children must never be compromised.
 Scoopy’s Trivia of The Month- Can you crack these??

1. How long did it take to build the Eiffel Tower in France?

2. How long did Louis XIX serve as the king of France?
(Hint- He was the shortest serving king ever)

SCOOPY Answers last month’s Trivia! Did you get them right??

1. In which language do both the common and proper nouns begin with a capital letter?
Answer- German Language
2. Name the famous orange flavoured soft drink created in Germany during the II World War.
Answer- The FANTA DRINK was created during the II World War.
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