The Middle School Prefect Announcement and Badge Ceremony was held on 29 October 2026 with great enthusiasm. Twenty students from Class VIII were appointed as prefects following a transparent selection process that included application forms and personal interviews with the Principal.

The selected students were formally presented with their prefect badges and ties, marking the beginning of their leadership responsibilities.

Dr. Mala Gupta, Principal, and Mrs. Devika Gupta, Supervisor, congratulated the newly appointed prefects and encouraged them to uphold the values of discipline, integrity, responsibility, and teamwork. They emphasised that the badge was not merely a symbol of honour but also a commitment to lead by example.

The ceremony concluded with the prefects taking a pledge to discharge their duties with sincerity and dedication, marking a significant step in their leadership journey. For event gallery Click here

On 22 October 2026, Class 6B presented an inspiring assembly on the theme, “Caring for the Mind, Nurturing the Self.”

The programme highlighted the importance of mental well-being, self-care, and emotional resilience, encouraging students to understand their feelings and develop a positive outlook on life.

Through thoughtful presentations and a calming grounding activity, students explored the value of self-awareness, gratitude, and seeking support when needed. The highlight was the “Hands That Heal” badge activity, which inspired students to reflect on simple acts of kindness that can nurture their own well-being and bring comfort to others.

The assembly conveyed the message that caring for our minds is just as important as caring for our bodies. It encouraged students to practise empathy, appreciate themselves, and create a supportive environment in which everyone feels valued and respected.

Congratulations to the students of Class 6B for their enthusiastic participation and sincere efforts in spreading awareness about mental well-being and promoting a culture of kindness and compassion. For event gallery Click here

On 12th October 2026, Class 6A presented an inspiring assembly titled “In the Footsteps of Gandhi,” paying tribute to the life, values, and teachings of Mahatma Gandhi. The assembly highlighted his unwavering faith in truth, non-violence, and the pursuit of peace, inspiring students to embrace his ideals in their everyday lives.

Through thought-provoking presentations, dramatic enactments, and powerful speeches, the students explored Gandhi Ji’s role in India’s freedom struggle, his commitment to the welfare and upliftment of all, and the enduring relevance of his principles in today’s world. The assembly beautifully showcased the importance of kindness, honesty, compassion, and peaceful coexistence.

The programme served as a meaningful reminder that Gandhi Ji’s legacy lives on when we choose truth over falsehood, peace over conflict, and love over hatred. It encouraged students to reflect on how even small acts of goodness can bring about positive change in society. For event gallery Click here

On 10th August 2026, students of Sections XI-C and XI-E, along with their teachers, presented a special peace assembly to commemorate Hiroshima Day under the theme, “From Ashes to Hope: Choosing Peace Over Nuclearisation.”

Through engaging discussions during a talk show, poignant poetry, melodious choral harmonies, and expressive dance, students journeyed through the past and present. They paused to reflect upon the events that altered countless lives and the enduring lessons they hold today.

The assembly encouraged everyone not merely to remember the tragedy, but to reflect on the lives forever changed, honor the resilience of those who rebuilt from the ashes, and renew our collective commitment to a future where peace triumphs over fear. For event gallery Click here

On 7 August 2026, Endeavour House conducted a special assembly in the Hall of Celebration on the theme "World Environment Day." The assembly saw enthusiastic participation from students of Classes VI to XII, who came together to spread awareness about environmental conservation and sustainable living.

The programme commenced with confident and engaging compering that set a positive tone for the event. Through a variety of presentations, students highlighted the urgent need to protect our planet and adopt environmentally responsible practices. The assembly featured a thought-provoking poem, an informative main article, a melodious choir performance, and a vibrant dance presentation—each conveying powerful messages about preserving nature and safeguarding the environment for future generations.

Various eco-friendly initiatives undertaken by the school were highlighted, demonstrating its commitment to sustainability and ecological responsibility. These efforts reflect the school's ongoing dedication to promoting environmental awareness and inspiring students to become responsible global citizens.

The assembly concluded with a renewed pledge by all present to contribute toward a greener and healthier planet through conscious actions and sustainable choices. For event gallery Click here

On 27th April 2026, Class 10C presented their assembly titled, "Mental Wellness: From Struggle to Strength", highlighting the importance of mental wellness in our daily lives, especially the lives of students like us.

The manner of presentation was unconventional, and rightly so, for a topic involving such complex human emotions can hardly be dealt with using methods that don't do it justice. By enacting a day in Springdales, complete with a lunch break, the class aimed to show how the right response to those plagued by worry or anxiety lies not in ignoring or dismissing the said persons, but in attempting to understand them, and most importantly, being there for them.

Our snippets included scenes of students worried about their results, contemplating the actual gravity of the words 'mental health'. The choir, seamlessly entwined within the narrative, soulfully rendered 'Sunshine', calling attention to what problems truly feel like to those facing them. The scenes continued, spanning themes like the absence of natural resources and the importance of physical health for maintaining mental health, interspersed with heart-touching, self-composed poetry. Real issues, like students hesitating to participate in the games period, were brought to the forefront.

News from around the world, the nation, and even the school was articulated clearly and effectively by the students, followed by an interactive quiz. The highly appreciated quiz session managed to keep the audience on their toes with well-selected and relevant questions.

To conclude and summarize, an inspiring thought was provided as a takeaway for our audience. Lastly, as a surprise, a vibrant, energetic dance was presented to the song 'KOL DE PAR', symbolizing how important it is to break free of the 'chains' binding us and ascend to the sky with wings open wide, to truly achieve the peace of mind that comes with ideal mental health.

The addresses given by our respected Principal, the Social Science HOD, and our class teacher proved to be inspiring as well as useful. Class 10C's assembly was an effort of teamwork, creativity, and presentation, true; but more importantly, it was the issue it dealt with that turned it into something viewers could relate to and take away from. For event gallery Click here

On April 24, 2026, Class XD presented a thought-provoking assembly titled "Reflect, Realise, Reform: The Journey of Self-Discipline." The core message of the event emphasized that the path to self-discipline inherently begins with self-reflection. Students highlighted that true reflection requires taking a mindful pause to honestly examine our habits, actions, and daily choices.

The assembly commenced with the class choir captivating the audience through a soulful rendition of "A Million Dreams," which blended seamlessly with the day's theme. This musical opening paved the way for a meaningful skit based on real-life situations. The performance effectively showcased how the cycle of self-reflection, realization, and personal reformation can manifest positive changes in an individual's life. Following the skit, a compelling main article was presented, exploring the definition and profound outcomes of self-discipline—such as improved communication, reduced conflicts, and better emotional regulation. The speakers also provided practical insights into cultivating these habits through journaling, yoga, and meditation.

Adding a multilingual dimension to the program, the event featured a French poem recitation, the essence of which was subsequently explained in Hindi. Students further enriched the narrative by sharing inspiring anecdotes about famous leaders and visionaries whose disciplined lives continue to motivate others.

The assembly maintained a dynamic pace with an energetic dance performance that added vibrancy to the morning, while a dedicated news segment kept everyone informed on current affairs. An interactive quiz actively engaged the audience and reinforced the day's lessons, aptly supported by an inspiring "Thought of the Day." Overall, the students participated with immense enthusiasm and confidence, showcasing excellent teamwork, creativity, and effective expression. The assembly concluded with a mindful message, encouraging everyone to be more reflective, responsible, and self-disciplined to lay a strong foundation for a bright and successful future. For event gallery Click here

Students and staff members of Springdales School Pusa Road came together to say goodbye to three stalwarts of the school, Mr. Dipankar Mukherjee, Mrs. Tanushree Srivastava and Mrs. Mukta Mishra, on their superannuation. Principal, Dr. Mala Gupta affectionately welcomed the three teachers and their families, sharing anmecdoted and her long association with all of them. The special assembly saw an expression of love by students and teachers through heartfelt speeches, dance performances, medley of songs and handmade cards, souvenirs and flowers.

All three teachers reminisced their journey and conveyed their gratitude towards the principal and the entire Springdalian family. For event gallery Click here