Springdales school, Pusa Road celebrated Manodarpan: Mental Health Awareness week with students of junior, middle and senior school. The objective was to normalise discussion about mental health in school and encourage children to share and express how they feel in difficult times and challenging situations.

Happiness box activity was conducted with class V where all students made happiness boxes and filled them with things that made them happy. Let’s connect with ourselves activity was conducted with classes VI and VII where students filled a survey form talking about various concerns pertaining to mental health, followed by a sensitization movie.

A Peer education session was facilitated by one adolescent peer educator of our school for class VIII. She touched upon vital aspects of mental health and the session turned out to be very interactive and meaningful. Mental Health is a Universal right- Poster making activity was conducted by class IX where they beautifully portrayed their conceptions of mental health through posters.

Art for self care session was conducted with class X in collaboration with Fortis Hospital. The resource person used drawing as a medium for self-reflection and identifying instances of happiness, confusion and stress. Breaking the Silence session was conducted with class XI in collaboration with Dr. Shwetank Bansal (Psychiatric social worker and alumni of Springdales, Pusa Road ). He touched upon nuances of mental health, stress coping techniques and other mental health concerns.

Panel discussions were organised about growing mental health issues with class XII where selected students spoke on a diverse range of issues. Ms. Suchi Bajaj also added significant insights to the session which further made the session relevant. A Mental Health rally was held during the assembly where students from class VI- VIII participated and showcased their posters and created awareness about normalisation of discussion about health in the school campus. The idea promoted was that “It’s okey to express and have”. For event gallery Click here

Springdales School, Pusa Road, paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi on the auspicious occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, 2023. Students from grades VI to XII actively participated in a series of engaging activities, including poetry recitation, elocution, music, dance, theatre, tree plantation, and cleanliness drives.

The week-long observance of Gandhi Jayanti culminated in an exceptional presentation by Standard VIII, titled 'Mohandas se Mahatma tak,' which celebrated the profound ideas and enduring legacy of the father of our nation.

The audience, comprising parents of Standard VIII students, were enthralled by the mesmerizing musical and dance performances that marked the beginning of the presentation. This creative showcase depicted the life journey of Mahatma Gandhi, shedding light on the significant events that shaped his unwavering convictions and beliefs. It also highlighted the various movements he led and showcased the continued relevance of his principles in the present era.

The esteemed parent guests, Mr. Sumit Chadha, Senior Vice President of Times of India, and Mr. Amit Mishra, Consulting Editor of Bharat 24, wholeheartedly commended the efforts of the students and staff involved in organizing the event. They eloquently spoke about the timeless appeal of the Gandhian worldview and particularly lauded the inclusive nature of the presentation.

Dr. Usha Ram, the School Manager, extended her heartfelt compliments to the students and teachers for their exceptional dedication and hard work. She also applauded the school Principal for her exemplary leadership in facilitating such a remarkable tribute to Gandhi.

In her Vote of Thanks, Dr. Mala Gupta, the School Principal, expressed her gratitude to all those who contributed to the success of the event. She urged the students to emulate the Gandhian ideals that were beautifully depicted in their spectacular presentation. Dr. Gupta emphasized the importance of incorporating Gandhi's principles of truth, non-violence, and social harmony into their own lives, encouraging them to become responsible and compassionate citizens.

The celebration of Gandhi Jayanti at Springdales School, Pusa Road, served as a poignant reminder of the extraordinary life, teachings, and enduring legacy of Mahatma Gandhi. It provided a platform for students to deepen their understanding of his principles and their impact on India's history. The event successfully inspired the students to reflect on their individual roles in upholding these values and making a positive difference in society.

Overall, the cultural programme and activities organized by Springdales School paid a heartfelt homage to Mahatma Gandhi, leaving a lasting impression on the students and fostering a sense of reverence for his ideals. For event gallery Click here

Springdales School, Pusa Road celebrated its 68th birthday on September 1st, 2023, with great zeal and enthusiasm to commemorate the birthday of Shri Yudhishtir Kumar, founder manager of Springdales. He was a visionary who had deep love for children. With a child centric ethos, the Founders Day was marked by music, dance and festivities.

Principal, Dr. Mala Gupta congratulated the school on its 68th birthday wishing for the children happiness and success.
The band set the festive vibe and Students from std 6th to 12th enthralled the audience with their energized dance performances. The cake cutting amidst birthday songs, balloons and buntings was enjoyed by one and all.

The event was attended by Dr Usha Ram , Manager Springdales School , Pusa Road , parents and friends of Springdales. For event gallery Click here

The students of Interact Club and std. XI B visited Dasghara and Todapur, the adopted community of Springdales School along with Mrs. Sonam Sachdeva and Mrs. Charandeep Kaur on the 25th of August 2023 for Rakhi Celebration and Ration Distribution. The students presented a contemporary dance which was enjoyed by all. This was followed by a poem recitation by Ishaan. The grannies also presented a folk song on rakhi. The session ended with the volunteers distributing the sweets and ration. For event gallery Click here

Students of Class X presented a special assembly on The 77th Independence Day celebration of our country. The Chief Guest for the programme was Prof. Rakesh Sinha, Member Rajya Sabha and the Guest of Honour was Brigadier Sandeep Thapar , Alumni 1977 Batch.

Principal Dr. Mala Gupta addressed the gathering and accompanied the Chief guest, Guest of Honour and other distinguished guests for flag hoisting. The programme titled “Azadi -Ek Zimedaari” began with a melodious choir, following which was an amalgamation of theatrical presentation on some unsung struggle movements of India such as Chapati Andolan, Santhal Rebellion, Vellore Rebellion and Anandmath. It was followed by outstanding dance performances and achievements of our country in all these years. The Sarita Gupta Scholarship was awarded to four students as a customary annual practice.

Chief Guest, Prof Rakesh Sinha lauded the sacrifices of our freedom fighters and inspired students to take our country to new heights. Brigadier Sandeep Thapar reminisced his old days spent in the school and motivated young aspirants to dream big. For event gallery Click here

A blood donation camp was organized in collaboration with Red Cross Society and Maheshwari Sabha, Delhi Central Zone in the school premises on Sunday, 20th August in Dr. Rajni Kumar Hall of Celebration.

Students of Interact club participated in registration and also guided the donors at each step. The donors were given certificates, donor’s card and refreshments.

It was a good come back for the Social work department post pandemic to revive this annual initiative. For event gallery Click here

A Team Consisting of 10 students from Class XI and XII participated in 18th Dr. A. K. Saha Memorial Young Scientists Experimental Project Interschool Contest organized by Springdales School, Dhaula Kuan, New Delhi on 10th August and won the overall Trophy. They were also awarded individual trophies and Certificates. For event gallery Click here

32 students from the Interact Club visited Dasghara, Todapur, along with Mrs. Sonam Sachdeva and Ms. Ria Subroi on August 1, 2023. Each student was assigned a granny to interact and bond with in this intergenerational programme. The students interacted and drafted the comprehensive profile for their granny. The session ended with the volunteers distributing the ration, followed by a group photograph.

This was an “eye-opening experience”, as stated by one of the students of grade XI. Students were happy and felt touched to connect with their grannies who were full of zeal. Grannies blessed our students and they returned to school more sensitised and empathetic looking forward to the next visit. For event gallery Click here