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  Workshops 2025-26

A SESSION ON 'SAY NO TO TABACCO'

On 14th May 2025, a session titled "The Mindfulness Perspective on Tobacco Cessation" was conducted in collaboration with Rotary Club Safdarjung and IDA to commemorate World No Tobacco Day. The event began with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, followed by the welcome address by the Principal, Mrs. Deepti Vohra. The resource person, Rotarian Mrs. Arpana Khanna, Energy and Mindfulness Coach, conducted an engaging and interactive session discussing the harmful effects of tobacco and the need for a shift in mindset. She introduced strategies like BREAK (Be Responsible, Resist Temptation, Escape the Habit, Adopt Healthy Habits, Keep Going) and CMPC (Commit, Motivate, Practice Healthy Routine, Control), specifically for individuals who are consuming tobacco. The students asked insightful questions, which were answered by the resource person. The event concluded with a vote of thanks.

Fire Safety Workshop

14th May 2025

Awareness and mindfulness are the prerequisites for preparedness to face any impending disaster. In continuation of our efforts at DPS Vasant Kunj to mentally prepare our students for any unforeseen emergency, a workshop on fire safety was conducted for classes VI, VII and VIII in the MPH.

The resource person, Sh. Narender Kumar Gaur, Fire Officer, Delhi Fire Services, engaged around 700 students in an interactive session wherein the students learned important facts about different fire situations. He also shared some important tips with them to handle fire emergencies and save lives.

The children also participated in a live demonstration of using fire extinguishers at the Amphitheater. The children were apprised about the precautions to be taken while using the equipment and for their maintenance. 

It was an insightful and enriching experience.

Safe and Unsafe Touch

 A group counselling session on "Safe and Unsafe Touch” was conducted on 5th May, 2025 for the students of classes IV & V in the Mini-Auditorium by the school counsellor, Ms. Surpreet Oberoi.

The session aimed to create awareness among students about how to differentiate between good and bad touch. The concept was effectively  explained with the help of an interesting video. The problem solving techniques were also explained with the help of  various real-life situations.

It was an interactive and empowering session, encouraging students to speak and take a stand against inappropriate behavior. The students  actively participated, shared their experiences and liked the session.

Cyber Security Awareness Session by Dr. Rakshit Tandon

A much-needed Cyber Security Awareness Session was held on 30^th April 2025 in the school’s Multipurpose Hall, exclusively designed for the students of Classes 9 to 12, and attended by teachers and administrative staff.

The sessions were conducted by Dr. Rakshit Tandon, a distinguished Cyber Security Evangelist and National Cyber Security Investigator, with more than two decades of experience in cyber forensics, ethical hacking, and digital safety education. He currently serves as a key resource person for the Bureau of Police Research and Development (BPRD), Ministry of Home Affairs, and is a Consultant to the Haryana Police Department for cybercrime investigations.

Dr. Tandon’s session was engaging, interactive, and filled with practical insights. It aimed at equipping students with essential knowledge and life skills to safely navigate the digital landscape. The following key areas were covered during the session:

Cyber Hygiene & Digital Diet – Understanding the importance of balanced digital usage and safe online habits.

Social Media – Threats and Securities – Identifying risks and securing one’s presence on platforms like Instagram, Snapchat, etc.

Mobile Devices – Threats and Securities – Discussing potential vulnerabilities and ways to safeguard smartphones and apps.

Online Gaming – Safety and Security – Highlighting common threats, addiction, and safe practices while gaming online.

Cyber Laws – Implications of Flouting the Laws – Educating students about the legal consequences of irresponsible digital behaviour.

Safe Online Shopping – Teaching students to make secure digital transactions and avoid fraud.

Redressals and Support for Threats – Informing about avenues and mechanisms available for reporting and addressing cyber threats.

Digital Footprints and Trails – Emphasizing the long-term impact of one’s online activities and how to protect digital identity.

The session was conducted in two well-coordinated slots.

Teachers and class representatives ensured smooth movement and discipline throughout the event.

The sessions was widely appreciated for its relevance, depth, and engaging delivery. It left a lasting impact on students and staff alike, reminding all of the critical need for cyber awareness, personal accountability, and digital discipline in today’s tech-driven world.

Workshop Organised by DPSS HRDC: Sharing Best Teaching Practices (Primary)

On 23rd April 2025, the Delhi Public School Society – Human Resource Development Centre (DPSS HRDC) organized a workshop to showcase and share best practices in primary education. Over 250 educators participated in the session, which began with an address by Mrs. Sandhya Awasthi, Executive Director, DPSS HRDC, highlighting the need for thoughtful planning and holistic learning. Ms. Anubha Tiwary from DPS Vasant Kunj attended the workshop and presented innovative ways to integrate storytelling across subjects like Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and Languages. The workshop offered a valuable platform for educators to reflect on and enhance their teaching methods through peer learning.

Meeting for Inclusive Fest’ 2025

The Inclusive Education Branch, Directorate of Education, GNCTD, organised a meeting on 8 April, 2025 (Tuesday) at the Conference Room, Old Secretariat, Vidhan Sabha, Delhi. The meeting was held under the chairpersonship of Ms. Shreya Singhal, IAS, Additional Director (Education) to initiate preliminary planning for discussing the active participation of our school in the upcoming Inclusive Fest-2025, tentatively scheduled from 28 to 30 April, 2025. This pioneering event aims to celebrate the talents and achievements of children with various disabilities and diverse needs fostering an inclusive environment by providing a platform to showcase their skills across various domains, including games, and creative and performing arts. The meeting was attended by Ms. Boski Sharma.

Key points discussed in the meeting:

1.      Tentative dates and Venue: The event is scheduled to be held from 28 to 30 April, 2025 at Thyagraj Stadium, INA. 

2.      Events for Public Schools

      -          Quiz Competition: 6 students (4 CWSN and 2 Buddies) to participate

      -          Fashion Show: 6 CWSN students to participate

      -          All practice sessions will take place at the venue only. 

3.      Active Participation is expected from the school as the event is a flagship initiative of the government.

4.      Wall of Fame: Schools can provide names and details of current students or alumni who have made notable achievements in any field for the wall of fame.

5.      Promotional Slide/PPT and Prop: Schools can provide promotional content in the form of physical props or digital presentations.

The meeting with Ms. Shreya Singhal ma’am and Ms. Stuti provided valuable insights into the objectives and planning of the event. Inclusive Fest’ 2025 seems a promising exposure for children with special needs.