Activities
Our summer camp concluded with great enthusiasm, offering children a fun-filled experience with ample learning opportunities. The vibrant displays showcased a range of activities, including Fencing, Taekwondo,Yoga, Dance, Music, Art & Craft, Cricket, Volleyball, Football, Skating, Table-Tennis and Horse Riding. Students thoroughly enjoyed themselves, rejuvenating their minds and bodies. We celebrated their participation with certificates, marking a successful camp. #SummerCamp #DPSRishikesh
DPS Rishikesh hosted a splashing pool party! Students enjoyed water games, devoured party food, watermelon, and healthy drinks. A movie session and dance party followed, making it a fun-filled day. Laughter and excitement filled the air as students made unforgettable memories with friends and classmates
The competition saw participants from four houses - Chenab, Ganga, Satluj, and Yamuna - tackling thought-provoking topics. The winners were:
>> Chenab House: "The Silent Struggle" (Mental Health in Teenagers)
1st Position: Vardan Negi (9A) and Anshvardhan (9A)
>> Ganga House: "Breaking the Silence" (Confronting Bullying in Schools)
1st Position: Akshara Gulhati (11 Science) and Aviral Jugran (9A)
>> Yamuna House: "Body Image & Media Influence"
2nd Position: Gauri Bhatt (12 Science) and Riyansh Bijalwan (10A)
>> Satluj House: "Voices Unheard" (The Plight of Refugees and Immigrants)
3rd Position: Vanshika (11 Commerce) and Kanishka (9A)
Congratulations to all the winners!
The French competition (Le concours français) was a huge success, with students from Grades 3-5 and 6-8 showcasing their language skills.
Grade 3-5 Winners:
>> 1st Position: Satluj
>> Bhavya Rawat (Grade 3)
>> Saanvi Chamoli (Grade 4)
>> Shrishti Bhatt (Grade 5)
>> Siddhant Krishali (Grade 5)
>> 2nd Position: Chenab
>> Sarthak Semwal (Grade 3)
>> Divyanshi Negi (Grade 4)
>> Arnav Singh (Grade 5)
>> Vatsalya Bhatt (Grade 5)
>> 3rd Position: Yamuna
>> Parth (Grade 4)
>> Namasvi Thapa (Grade 3)
>> Lakshy Chauhan (Grade 5)
>> Aman Jayada (Grade 5)
Grade 6-8 Winners:
>> 1st Position: Ganga
>> Swatika Bisht (6B)
>> Mayank Kala (8A)
>> Ashini (8A)
>> Dhruv Sindhwal (7A)
>> 2nd Position: Yamuna
>> Sanskriti Kaushal (6B)
>> Riyansh Chauhan (7B)
>> Atishay Chhetri (7B)
>> Diva Garg (8B)
>> 3rd Position: Chenab & Satluj
>> Chenab: Pakhi Dhyani (6B), Arnav Negi (6A), Aniket Pundir (7A), Kaustubh Thapliyal (8A)
>> Satluj: Krishna Bisht (7B), Vedika Agarwal (8B), Agrata Uniyal (6B), Ansh Bhatt (8A)
Congratulations to all the winners!
Ms. Pratima, a counseling psychologist, conducted a safeguarding program for students on good and bad touch. They learned to differentiate between safe and unsafe touch through engaging activities. Students understood the importance of saying "no" and telling a trusted adult if they feel uncomfortable or scared.
Our students showcased exceptional skills in the inter-house table tennis competition, competing in Grade 6-8 and 9-12 categories. The matches were intense and thrilling, with participants displaying remarkable talent and sportsmanship. Congratulations to all winners and participants on their outstanding performances!
Inter-House Table Tennis Competition Winners
Grade 6-8:
>> Boys:
>> 1st: Vedansh Manwal (Yamuna House)
>> 2nd: Shaurya Juyal (Chenab House)
>> 3rd: Mayank Kala (Ganga House)
>> Girls:
>> 1st: Shivanshi Sharma (Chenab House)
>> 2nd: Siddhi Saharan (Yamuna House)
>> 3rd: Tanya Shah (Satluj House)
Grade 9-12:
>> Boys:
>> 1st: Shivansh Singh (Chenab House)
>> 2nd: Aditya Narayan (Satluj House)
>> 3rd: Ayush Kumar (Yamuna House)
>> Girls:
>> 1st: Anubhuti Dhasmana (Yamuna House)
>> 2nd: Ojal Pundir (Chenab House)
>> 3rd: Vaibhavi Sharma (Satluj House)
Students of Pre-Nursery to Grade 2 showcased their artistic skills in a Table Mat Activity on Friday 25th April, 2025. With enthusiasm, they pasted and coloured sheets aesthetically, promoting good eating habits. The event highlighted the creativity of DPS Rishikesh's young learners.
DPS Rishikesh celebrated Mother's Day with great enthusiasm. Dr. Bindu Dey, Former Secretary, Technology Development Board, was the Chief Guest. She motivated mothers to prioritize their own lives alongside motherhood. A presentation on child psychology by Ms. Chitrakshi Tewari and Mrs. Sakshi Raikwal engaged mothers in fun games. Principal Mrs. Neelam Thapliyal emphasized the preciousness of motherhood, inspiring mothers to cherish their roles. The event fostered a sense of community, with mothers actively participating in activities and enjoying each other's company. It was a memorable day celebrating motherhood.
On April 26th, 2025, DPS Rishikesh celebrated a significant milestone with its Investiture Ceremony, marking the official induction of newly elected student leaders. The event began with the lighting of the lamp and sacred mantras, setting a dignified tone for the occasion.
Distinguished guests, Pro VC Mr. Keshav Mohan and Director Mr. Sanjay Kuqsal, delivered motivational speeches, highlighting the importance of discipline and leadership. Principal Ms. Neelam Thapliyal congratulated the newly elected leaders, urging them to embrace their roles with dedication and passion.
The newly elected Prefectorial Body for 2025-26 includes student leaders who will take on various responsibilities, including leadership positions in academics, sports, and cultural activities. The student leaders were presented with badges and sashes, symbolizing their new roles.
Parents were proud to witness their children take on leadership roles, and the ceremony marked a special moment for families to celebrate their child's growth and achievements.
The ceremony concluded with a vote of thanks by Vice Principal Ms. Deepika Joshi, as the newly elected council members prepared to lead with enthusiasm and commitment.
Newly Elected Leaders:
>> Head Boy: Aarav Singh (XII Science)
>> Head Girl: Yukti Lohani (XII Humanities)
>> Vice Head Boy: Shivansh Singh (XII Science)
>> Vice Head Girl: Tanishka Negi (XII Humanities)
>> Sports Captains: Abhinav Saini (XII Science) and Jainab Khan (XII Humanities)
>> House Captains and other key positions were also announced
The Investiture Ceremony was a proud moment for the school community, marking the beginning of a new chapter in leadership and responsibilities
Our Inter House GK/EVS/SST Quiz for Grades 3-5 was a huge success! Congratulations to the winners:
>> 1st Place: Yamuna House
>> 2nd Place: Ganga House
>> 3rd Place: Satluj House
>> 4th Place: Chenab House
Kudos to all participants for their enthusiasm and knowledge! Special appreciation to the winning houses for their outstanding performance.
DPS Rishikesh hosted a thrilling Inter House Kho Kho Competition, showcasing exceptional teamwork and athleticism among students. The results are as follows:
Grades 3-5
>> Girls: Yamuna House (1st), Ganga House (2nd), Chenab House (3rd)
>> Boys: Satluj House (1st), Yamuna House (2nd), Chenab House (3rd)
Grades 6-8
>> Girls: Chenab House (1st), Yamuna House (2nd), Satluj House (3rd)
>> Boys: Yamuna House (1st), Satluj House (2nd), Ganga House (3rd)
Grades 9-12
>> Girls: Yamuna House (1st), Ganga House (2nd), Satluj House (3rd)
>> Boys: Yamuna House (1st), Ganga House (2nd), Chenab House (3rd)
Congratulations to all winners on their outstanding performances!
The Inter House Debate competition showcased students' oratory skills. Grades 6-8 debated "Space exploration is an imprudent expenditure," while Grades 9-12 discussed "Climate activism is more important than economic growth." Congratulations to the winners who demonstrated exceptional argumentation and persuasion skills, making the event a huge success.
Debate Competition Results are as follows
Grades 6-8:
>> 1st position Yamuna House: Siddhi Saharan (Grade 8B), Samridhi Krishali (Grade 8A)
>> 2nd position Ganga House: Shatakshi Chamola and Ashini (Grade 8A)
>> 3rd position Satluj House: Malhaar (Grade 6A), Arinjay Dutt Tiwari (Grade 8A)
Grades 9-12:
>> 1st Position: Satluj House (Satya Bisht, Grade 10; Ashutosh, Grade 9)
>> 2nd Position: Chenab House (Aarav, Grade 11; Vani, Grade 9)
>> 3rd Position: Ganga House (Tanishka, Grade 12; Advait, Grade 10)
The Inter House Debate competition showcased students' oratory skills. Grades 6-8 debated "Space exploration is an imprudent expenditure," while Grades 9-12 discussed "Climate activism is more important than economic growth." Congratulations to the winners who demonstrated exceptional argumentation and persuasion skills, making the event a huge success.
Debate Competition Results are as follows :
Grades 9-12:
>> 1st Position: Satluj House (Satya Bisht, Grade 10; Ashutosh, Grade 9)
>> 2nd Position: Chenab House (Aarav, Grade 11; Vani, Grade 9)
>> 3rd Position: Ganga House (Tanishka, Grade 12; Advait, Grade 10)
Grades 6-8:
>> 1st position Yamuna House: Siddhi Saharan (Grade 8B), Samridhi Krishali (Grade 8A)
>> 2nd position Ganga House: Shatakshi Chamola and Ashini (Grade 8A)
>> 3rd position Satluj House: Malhaar (Grade 6A), Arinjay Dutt Tiwari (Grade 8A)
An Inter House AI Presentation Competition saw enthusiastic participation from Grades 6-8 and 9-12. The results are as follows:
Grade 6-8
>> 1st - Ganga House
>> 2nd - Chenab House
>> 3rd - Satluj House
Grade 9-12
>> 1st - Chenab House
>> 2nd - Yamuna House
>> 3rd - Ganga House
Congratulations to the winners!
Pre-Primary students planted trees and enacted eco-friendly habits, while juniors and seniors recited a song with action dance, promoting earth conservation and sustainability. The event inspired young learners to take responsibility for protecting the planet and making a positive impact.
Students from Grade Pre-Nursery to 2 joyfully celebrated Baisakhi, wearing traditional attire. Teachers creatively decorated the Pre-Primary area with vibrant Baisakhi themes, enhancing the festive atmosphere. The celebration fostered cultural awareness and excitement among young learners, making it a memorable experience for all. Baisakhi traditions were joyfully shared.
The new building of DPS Rishikesh inaugurated by Ms. Babita Agarwal and Ms. Sakshi Agarwal, amidst great fanfare. The ceremony marked a significant milestone in the school's history. As the doors opened to welcome students, excitement filled the air. The first day of school was made memorable with a lively jam session, where students showcased their talent. Creative activities, including art and craft, further added to the enthusiasm, setting the tone for a promising academic year. The new building's modern facilities promise a conducive learning environment.
We are delighted to announce that an Orientation Session was conducted respectively for the parents of classes Pre-Nursery to 2 and 3 to 12 parents. The Orientation began with a Meditation session by Ms. Pratima. The teachers, Ms. Sakshi Raikwal, Ms. Apoorva and Ms. Chitrakshi Tiwari oriented the parents and introduced the learning pedagogy to the parents. They also shared the rules and regulations and code of conduct of the school with parents. Principal, Ms. Neelam Thapliyal enlightened the parents on Soft Parenting and shared with the parents the need to make our children resilient future ready.
The Himalayan Adventure Camp at Kempty Falls, Mussoorie
Outdoor camps for school students are incredibly beneficial. They provide hands-on learning experiences, boost physical and mental health, and help develop important skills like teamwork and problem-solving. Plus, they offer a great opportunity for students to bond and build strong friendships. Overall, these camps support academic, social and personal growth in a fun and engaging way.
At DPS Rishikesh, the commitment to holistic student development is integral to the school's philosophy. As a result, outdoor camps are deemed essential for every class. One such initiative is the Himalayan Adventure Camp at Kempty Falls, Mussoorie, where students from grade 6 and above engage in a variety of outdoor adventure activities like archery, learning different types of rope tying techniques, trekking, zipline, river crossing through rope, lunch in the serene lap of nature.
The student connect to the nature and feel at home when they spend time in the lap of nature.
"As kites soar high in the sky, may our dreams and aspirations touch new heights."
The Makar Sankranti celebration at DPS was a resounding success, bringing students and teachers together in a joyful celebration of community and tradition. The day was filled with laughter, excitement, and unforgettable moments, truly capturing the spirit of the festival.
