The Social Work Department of Springdales School, Pusa Road, organised a Ration Distribution Drive on 15 October 2026 in the school’s Herbal Garden. The Principal addressed the elderly women with warmth and compassion, emphasising the importance of care, dignity, and community support. Ration kits were distributed to the beneficiaries as a gesture of solidarity and concern.

Students of Class XI‑A engaged in meaningful interactions with the women, listening to their experiences and sharing moments of warmth and connection. The drive was a significant initiative that combined material support with emotional engagement. It reinforced the understanding that true community service goes beyond providing resources; it is about sharing time, building relationships, and upholding human dignity.

Through this project, students experienced the transformative power of compassion and were encouraged to become more sensitive, responsible, and socially conscious citizens. They also ensured that ration kits were distributed to every grandmother, refreshments were served, and all supplies were properly placed in the bus.

The initiative sensitised students to the values of empathy, gratitude, and social responsibility, reinforcing the spirit of community service. For event gallery Click here

The Social Work Department of Springdales School, Pusa Road, successfully organised the annual blood donation camp in collaboration with the Indian Red Cross Society on 03‑10‑2026.

The camp witnessed an enthusiastic turnout, with 36 donors - including parents, teachers, and helping staff of the school - demonstrating their commitment to the noble cause of saving lives. The initiative not only facilitated significant blood donations but also underscored the importance of community service and social responsibility within the school community.

This effort reflects Springdales’ enduring dedication to social welfare and civic engagement, highlighting the impact that collective action can have in providing critical medical assistance to those in need. Each donation made during the camp contributes to the essential supply of blood for medical emergencies, further emphasising the vital role of community participation in such initiatives. For event gallery Click here

The Interact Club Installation Ceremony 2026 was held on 29th September at the Hall of Celebrations, Springdales School, Pusa Road. The event was graced by esteemed guests, including RTN Dr. Mona Puri (District Chair, New Generation Youth Exchange), RTN Rakesh Kumar (District Interact Chair), members of the Rotary Club of Delhi Garden City—President RTN Rahul Narayanan, RTN Vivek Kataria (Director, Youth Committee), RTN Rani Sohinder (Past President), and RTN Rajeev Taneja (Executive Secretary)—and Dr. Mala Gupta (Principal, Springdales School, Pusa Road). The ceremony began with a tree plantation drive in the Herbal Garden led by students from the Interact and Environment Clubs, symbolizing a commitment to sustainability and community service. This was followed by the announcement of the new cabinet for the year 2026–27 and an oath-taking ceremony, where student leaders were honored with prestigious badges.

The student choir delivered a melodious performance, followed by a self-composed song [or piece/performance] and Guruvandana—a tribute to teachers and mentors—adding a creative touch to the occasion. Interactors then shared the annual report, highlighting the club’s initiatives and achievements across various domains.

RTN Rahul Narayanan congratulated the new cabinet and reminded them that responsibility and duty come with leadership. RTN Rakesh Kumar applauded the students for their collective efforts and inspired them to create a lasting impact, while RTN Vivek Kataria offered valuable insights into Rotary International’s global network and its impact across educational institutions and communities. Dr. Mala Gupta led the oath-taking, congratulated the newly appointed council members, and encouraged them to fulfill their responsibilities with dedication and integrity. The event proved to be a powerful and uplifting experience, motivating many students to embrace leadership and become changemakers of tomorrow. For event gallery Click here

On 23 September 2026, the Social Work Department of Springdales School, Pusa Road, in collaboration with MOHAN Foundation, organised an insightful awareness session on organ and tissue donation for the students of Class XII. The session aimed to sensitise young minds to the significance of organ donation and encourage them to become informed and compassionate contributors to society.

The session was conducted by Ms. Pallavi Kumar, Executive Director of MOHAN Foundation, who delivered an engaging and impactful presentation. Through meaningful examples, interactive discussions, and relevant information, she helped students understand the importance of organ and tissue donation, the process involved, common misconceptions, and the profound difference that donation can make to individuals and families awaiting transplants.

The session also highlighted the importance of making informed choices, discussing donation with family members, and spreading awareness within the community. Students actively participated in the interaction and raised thoughtful questions, reflecting their curiosity and growing sense of social responsibility.

The programme served as an important platform for students to move beyond awareness towards empathy, informed decision-making, and responsible citizenship. It reinforced the message that the gift of life can extend far beyond an individual, and that every informed conversation about donation has the potential to create hope for someone in need.

The session concluded with a powerful message: “One decision can give another life a second chance.” For event gallery Click here

Ten students from the Interact Club of Springdales School, Pusa Road, along with social workers Ms. Jahnavi Yadav and Ms. Tripti Malhotra, undertook a ration distribution drive on 17th August 2026 at Dasghara, as part of the school's ongoing commitment to the Adopt a Gran Project.

The visit began on a memorable note, with the grans welcoming the students by singing a folk song. This gesture set a warm tone for the day and reflected the depth of the relationship built between the students and the beneficiaries over the course of these regular visits.

Prior to the distribution, Dr. Ritu Varma briefed the students on the foundation and objectives of the Adopt a Gran Project, helping them understand its long-term significance and the consistent efforts made by the school in supporting the elderly community at Dasghara.

The students sat with individual grans for an extended interaction, asking about their health, families, and daily routines. A number of students specifically asked the grans to share stories from their younger days, listening to accounts of old professions, childhood memories, and past experiences. Some students helped grans who had difficulty hearing or speaking clearly by repeating questions patiently or rephrasing them more simply. For event gallery Click here

A Free Helmet Distribution Drive was organised by Salwan Public School, Rajender Nagar, with the aim of promoting road safety and responsible riding practices on 10 August 2026. A total of 22 Let’s Learn parents from Springdales School participated in the drive, along with social workers.

Upon arrival, the parents completed the registration process and were guided to the designated queue for helmet distribution. Following verification, helmets were handed over to the parents. Social workers, Ms. Tripti Malhotra and Ms. Jahnavi Yadav, accompanied them throughout the process to ensure smooth and organised distribution.

The initiative reinforced the importance of wearing helmets as a vital precaution against head injuries and encouraged families to adopt safe riding habits. By setting this example, the drive promoted awareness of responsible road behaviour and highlighted the need for consistent safety practices while travelling on two‑wheelers. For event gallery Click here

On 30 July 2026, Class XI-A students participated in a ration distribution drive alongside the school’s social workers. This was their first opportunity to contribute to the initiative. They warmly greeted the grandmothers in the community and engaged in meaningful conversations, eager to learn about their lives and experiences. Despite it being their first visit to Dasghra and Todapur, the students conducted themselves with humility and compassion. The interaction was marked by shared meals, collective singing, and genuine connection.

Collaborating with elderly grandmothers provided the students with a valuable learning experience beyond the classroom. Through these interactions, they cultivated empathy, patience, compassion, and effective communication skills, while gaining a deeper appreciation for the resilience and wisdom of older generations. The initiative fostered respect for the dignity and rights of senior citizens, strengthened the students’ sense of social responsibility, and underscored the importance of intergenerational relationships. For event gallery Click here

The students of Class XII attended an informative session on Road Safety and Responsible Road Behaviour, conducted by Ms. Jalja Nagar and Ms. Lipika Khatana from the People and Purpose Foundation on 29th July 2026. The session emphasized why road safety is a major public concern in India, particularly due to the high number of accidents involving young people.

The speakers explained the common causes of road accidents, including speeding, distracted driving, not wearing helmets or seatbelts, driving under the influence, and ignoring traffic rules. They also introduced students to the concept of “ego driving”—a mindset of overconfidence and risky behaviour on the road that often leads to serious, sometimes fatal, consequences.

Students were familiarized with basic traffic rules, safe pedestrian practices, and the importance of providing timely assistance to accident victims. In this context, the speakers elaborated on the Good Samaritan Law, which legally protects individuals who voluntarily come forward to help road accident victims.

The session concluded with the students taking a pledge to follow traffic rules diligently and to encourage responsible road behaviour among their family and friends, reinforcing the message that safe driving is a shared responsibility—one that has the power to save lives. For event gallery Click here