School Functions

Students participated in the VIRSA Routes2Roots program, gaining immersive exposure to classical music, dance, theatre, and yoga.

This initiative enhanced their cultural awareness, creativity, confidence, and teamwork. By integrating traditional arts with modern learning, students developed critical thinking, discipline, and self-expression, strengthening their connection to India’s heritage.

The 3rd CES Vidya Utsav 2025 was held at Manekshaw Centre, New Delhi, bringing together educators, thought leaders, and innovators to discuss the future of education. Keynote speaker Mr. Rajiv Makhni highlighted AI’s transformative role in learning, followed by an insightful panel discussion on integrating AI into education. Mr. Sonam Wangchuk emphasized balancing technology with core human values for sustainable education. The event featured a cultural program, a documentary on CES’s impact, and an alumni felicitation ceremony. Concluding remarks by Mr. L.V. Sehgal reinforced CES Vidya Utsav’s role in shaping the future of education.

The school hosted a heartfelt farewell for the Class of 2025, beginning with the Hanuman Chalisa recital. Principal Mrs. Suruchi Gandhi motivated students with her inspiring speech, and IITian alumnus Mr. Nishchay Budhiraja was felicitated for his achievements. A cultural program, nostalgic film Chronicles of Memories, and the Year Book unveiling added to the sentimental atmosphere. The celebration concluded with the conferring of farewell titles and a joyous lunch, making it a memorable send-off.

The school celebrated Republic Day, with a series of engaging activities fostering patriotism and civic awareness. Grade XI students participated in an essay competition on The Role of Education in a Republic. Grade VIII conducted a Mock Parliament Session debating Article 370 and 35A, while Grade VI students brought freedom fighters to life through a Role Play Activity. Grade VII expressed patriotism through self-written poems, and Grade IX students showcased India's cultural diversity through a poster-making activity.

• The Winter Carnival 2024 welcomed over 5,000 attendees, transforming the campus into a hub of creativity and community spirit. With a thrilling Halloween theme, the event featured 200+ stalls showcasing artifacts, educational projects, and entrepreneurial ventures, emphasizing women-led enterprises.
• Culinary enthusiasts enjoyed diverse cuisines, while joyrides, music enhanced the festive mood. A cultural extravaganza featuring exuberant dances and rock band performances mesmerized audiences, while the Baby Show delighted with spirited participation from toddlers and their parents.
• Praised by parents and visitors as a highlight in Dwarka’s event calendar, the carnival showcased Bal Bharati’s commitment to fostering creativity, collaboration, and community engagement.

• Yoga and breathing exercises for physical and inner well-being.
• Discussions on peace and UN’s global role encouraged critical thinking.
• Storytelling, role-playing, and a cultural bazaar by Class 5 highlighted global traditions and UN initiatives.

The celebration concluded with art and singing sessions, spreading positivity and fostering a sense of unity among students.

Nature club members  celebrated  Eco-Friendly Diwali,  from October 28-29, 2024, promoting sustainability. Students participated in a pledge ceremony for eco-friendly practices, an Eco-Innovative Craft Station using recycled materials, a Google Doodle Art Competition on recycled paper, and a Green Rangoli Contest with natural materials. These events fostered creativity, environmental consciousness, and a spirit of responsible celebration among students.

In an inspiring tribute to the Father of the Nation, Bal Bharati Public School, Dwarka, celebrated Gandhi Jayanti on October 1, 2024, commemorating the 155th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. This year's theme, “Embodying Gandhi's Legacy: A Path to Peace and Harmony,” underscored the relevance of Gandhiji's principles in today’s world and aimed to instil his values of peace, non-violence, and selfless service in young minds from Grade 3 to 5. Known as the best school in co-curricular activities in Dwarka, BBPS Dwarka provided students with an immersive experience that combined historical learning with practical engagement, reinforcing its holistic educational approach. Read More

Appreciation Day was celebrated to laud achievements of students in academics and co-scholastic areas . The Chief Guest Ms. Kalpana Kapoor, an esteemed educationist and former Principal of the DPSG group of schools, honoured  meritorious students and appreciated captivating dance and music  performances .Nimisha Das (12 A) and Suhas Arora (9 B) received a special award for  christening the Mascot of BBPS Olympics as BalBee.

English Language Week included interactive events like Gallery Walk and Character Dramatizations, Spell-O-Mania and Flip the Flop. The Book Donation Drive was an initiative to encourage students to share books and promote literacy. These activities motivated students to develop a deeper appreciation for language and its power to enhance our understanding of the world.

The school celebrated the 78th Independence Day with a flag hoisting ceremony led by the School Principal. Students actively participated in a variety of activities to invigorate patriotic fervour.

• Tiranga Costume Party
• Patriotic Art Competition
• Freedom Fighter’s Role Play
• Panel Discussion
• Nukkad Natak and a Debate on contemporary issues
• Tiranga Yatra
• patriotic movie screening
• Har Ghar Tiranga quiz competition.

A PPT presentation was conducted for class IX students to sensitize them about the perils of e-cigarettes. The presentation detailed the health risks of e-cigarettes and traditional cigarettes, and advocated for their prohibition. It was followed by an interactive session, effectively engaging students and highlighting the importance of supporting a ban to safeguard public health.

• Students of Classes VII -XII participated in "The Spiritual Eloquence," organized by Dhyan-Kaksh, Faridabad, in collaboration with Satyug Darshan Sangeet Kala Kendra and the Humanity Development Club.
• Inspired by Mahatma Gandhi's teachings and the principles of the School of Equanimity and Even-Sightedness, the contest aimed to foster values of sacrifice, courage, and righteousness, aligning with the ideals of Gandhi Jayanti.

• School collaborated with Sharp NGO, Schneider India and launched the "Conserve My Planet" educational project for students in classes 5 to 8.
• The project aims to educate young minds about the importance of conserving energy and protecting the environment.
• A capacity-building program for teachers was organised at Schneider Electric, Gurgaon, to equip them with requisite skills to ensure effective execution and successful culmination of the project.

• “Green Assembly" was organized wherein 100 students from classes V, VI, and VII were appointed as Green Ambassadors.
• These ambassadors will play a key role in promoting eco-friendly practices among their peers through active participation in conservation activities.

"Mastering Newspaper – Read, Reflect, and Respond" was conducted to help students develop reading, comprehension, and critical thinking skills.  They were encouraged to ask questions and share their opinions. The activity helped to raise awareness of current events, foster good reading habits, and boost students' confidence.

The "Thinking Walls" concept, part of the BaLA (Building as a Learning Aid) project, is an innovative approach to fostering critical thinking skills among students. By integrating interactive and engaging activities, students cultivate curiosity and inquiry-based learning, enhancing problem-solving and decision-making abilities.

Goal setting is more than just a task – it’s an essential engagement. Students dive deep into what we call “Goldilocks Moments”. This practice empowers students to categorize their learning into three zones: Too Hard, Too Easy, Just Right. This approach not only helps students take control of their learning but also foster the sense of accomplishment and growth.

Class V's zero-waste policy is an initiative to foster a culture of sustainability and responsibility among students. By eliminating dustbins from the classes, mindful consumption and minimalism is encouraged. The focus is on promoting the value of cleanliness and environmental stewardship.

Students of Grade 4 participated in a simulated "Barter Fair". This hands-on activity helped them experience the Barter System firsthand, teaching them the importance of negotiation, distinguishing between wants and needs, and the challenges of finding mutually beneficial trades. They learnt how to effectively communicate and make decisions, while understanding the limitations of barter system.

The Wisetime Maths Kit enhances math teaching by offering hands-on tools that simplify complex concepts through visual and tactile learning. It encourages active engagement, making abstract ideas more relatable and easier to understand. By promoting problem-solving and critical thinking, it helps students grasp mathematical principles intuitively.

To make the first day of school memorable and facilitate a smooth transition of our Bal Bharatians from home to school, an exciting ‘Adaptation week’ was organized. Our new members were warmly welcomed by the facilitators. A thrilling assortment of fun -filled activities was planned to create the happiest and most cherished memories. The week commenced with activities such as Greeting Namaskar, Fitness frenzy (a set of collaborative games) Happy Hoppers (Buddy game), Wacky wonders (Story narration through playful puppets) followed by Mystery of senses (multisensory activities), Yoga moves (simple animal poses through yoga movements), Wonder fest (sensory exploration and cognitive development activities), Rolling on the floor (Dance Party) and Jolly Lollies (Making of a decorative crafty lolly.) Read More

BBPS Dwarka organised an Orientation Program to familiarize children with school environment and to apprise the parents of the Preschool curriculum, multifarious activities and infrastructure. The program commenced with a welcome address followed by a spectacular Invocation dance. Parents were acquainted with the facilities at Bal Bharati Public School Dwarka such as Smart classrooms with modern teaching aids, Medical facilities and outdoor recreational areas. Read More

Vibrant creations in vivid hues adorned the canvasses displayed in the School Reception on 23 January, 2024 to augment the spirit of joy with the advent of spring. The creative expressions of budding artists were appreciated by all visitors.

The Republic Day celebrations featured vibrant dance and melodious musical performances, adding a colorful and patriotic flair to the festivities.

• The school bade farewell to Class XII in a meticulously curated cultural program that embodied the spirit of camaraderie and nostalgia. Batch representatives of Bal Bharati Alumni Association were invested with responsibility of upholding the ethos of “Bhartians Forever”.
• The poignant gratitude speeches by the Head Girl and the Head Boy resonated deeply with attendees. Soul-stirring performances and theatrical renditions imbued a sense of nostalgia among the outgoing batch of students.

The school grounds came abuzz with colour, gaiety and exuberance as the preschool and pre-primary students celebrated Sports Day. We share some glimpses of the energetic and cheerful cultural performances and the various competitions in which our ebullient 3 to 4-year-old young learners participated whole-heartedly.

School celebrated Joy of Giving Week to sensitize students and instil in them empathy, compassion, and gratitude. The motto of the school ‘Service before Self’ was reflected in the simple acts of generosity, fostering benevolence and selflessness.

The vibrant spirit of democracy echoed through the corridors the school as students and faculty united to commemorate National Voters Day. The event  aimed to instill a sense of civic responsibility and awareness among the students. To make the celebration engaging, various activities were organized:

• Poster-making Activity
• Pledge-taking Ceremony
• Debate
• Musical Expression