Delhi Public School Lava

'Bind us together with cords that cannot be broken'

The morning assembly helps us cultivate a sense of belonging in the school. It is an exercise in self-discipline and we learn to respect and appreciate what others have done for us. It is a channel to share information related to school life such as club activities and extracurricular activities.

The morning assembly is conducted every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Wednesday mornings are for Mass PT. On this page we share a few glimpses of some notable assemblies of the month.

Aashadhi Ekadashi and Eid al - Fitr Jubilation

CLASS XII

Tuesday 27 June 2023

The students of Grade XII conducted an assembly to celebrate the cultural significance of Aashadhi Ekadashi and Eid al-Fitr. This assembly aimed to foster understanding, respect and harmony among the diverse student community by showcasing the traditions and customs associated with these two important festivals. The assembly served as a platform to educate and enlighten students about the cultural diversity within the school.

The assembly left a lasting impact on the students, instilling values of tolerance, acceptance and inclusivity. Such events contribute significantly to the holistic development of students and help build a stronger and more harmonious community.

Ms Peenaz Chinoy

Educator - English

World Asteroid Day

CLASS XII

Friday, 30 June 2023

The students of Grade XII conducted the assembly to commemorate World Asteroid Day, an international event dedicated to raising awareness about asteroids and their potential impact on our planet. The purpose of the assembly was to educate students about asteroids, their significance and the efforts being made to study and mitigate potential risks associated with them.

The assembly began with an informative presentation on asteroids. They provided a comprehensive overview of asteroids and discussed their composition, sizes and orbits. The presentation highlighted the importance of studying asteroids to gain insights into the formation of our solar system and the potential resources they may hold. The students also emphasized the potential risks and impact of near-Earth asteroids and the need for proactive measures to safeguard our planet.

Students demonstrated initiative and commitment to promoting scientific awareness and fostering a sense of responsibility towards the planet. Such events play a crucial role in nurturing scientific curiosity and inspiring future scientists and researchers. The assembly served as a reminder of the importance of ongoing research and collaboration to better understand asteroids and protect our planet from potential hazards they may pose.

Ms Peenaz Chinoy

Educator - English

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