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Educational Trip Grade X

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  "Travel, in the younger sort, is a part of education; in the elder, a part of experience." — Sir Francis Bacon Our Grade X students enjoyed an inspiring educational excursion filled with exploration, curiosity, and shared learning. The journey began at the iconic Nehru Planetarium, where captivating shows expanded their understanding of space and astronomy. Students then explored the remarkable Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya, gaining valuable insights into India’s leadership and history. The excitement continued at the interactive National Science Centre, where hands-on exhibits brought scientific concepts to life. The day concluded with a fascinating visit to the Museum of Illusions, blending fun with critical thinking and observation skills. Beyond academics, the trip nurtured cooperation, teamwork, and responsibility. Students supported one another, strengthened friendships, and built lasting memories. The shared experiences also deepened the bond between teachers and studen...
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World Radio day assembly {Pre-Primary}

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Radio connects hearts, spreads knowledge, and brings voices from around the world closer to us.” The Pre-Primary Wing of RPS International School, Sector 89, celebrated World Radio Day with great enthusiasm and excitement. The campus echoed with cheerful voices and curiosity as little learners were introduced to the magical world of radio and communication. The celebration aimed to make children aware of the importance of radio as a source of information, learning, and entertainment. The programme began with a prayer, Thought of the Day, Word of the Day, and interesting facts about radio. Children were excited to learn how radio helps people stay connected and informed. The celebration was followed by engaging rhymes, fun songs, and lively dance performances that kept the little ones joyful and energetic. A small demonstration of a radio set also sparked curiosity and learning among the children. Under the caring guidance of their teachers Ms Sumita and Ms Muskan the children participa...
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