the rangoli making activity conducted by the students of VIII and IX class. This celebration not only added a spark to the school’s festival calendar but also helped students understand the significance of the festival.
Activities 2025-2026
Trip
On 27 Sep, D.G.S.G Public School organized a trip to Wonderland for all the students from class IV to X. Over students went to the trip with full zeal and enthusiasm. The trip was a relaxation for students in this scorching summer. Adding educational value to this fun trip, the teachers accompanying the students described the laws of mathematics and physics behind the functioning of different kinds of rides. especially the ones such as pendulum and also related their subject to various aspects of the trip. The students enjoyed various adventure rides, boating and car riding and also showcased their dance skills in the disco studio of Wonderland. Our Principal Dr. Rajni Angrish mam lauded the efforts of the collegiate team for organising this educational and fun filled trip for the students in which students get to learn various concepts in an interesting manner.
Reading Day Pledge
In compliance with the CBSE circular on P.N. Panicker Reading Day- Month Celebration2026, our school organized ‘The Reading Day Pledge’. The pledge was taken with great enthusiasm. Students participated actively and showed keen interest in exploring different books. The celebration highlighted the importance of reading in developing knowledge, creativity and love for lifelong learning.
Jal Pakhwada 2025-2026
Our school observed Jal Pakhwada with the aim of spreading awareness about the importance of water conservation. Students actively participated in the program and showed great enthusiasm.
On the occasion, students took a pledge to save water and use it wisely in their daily lives. They promised to avoid wastage and protect this valuable resource.
Teachers also explained simple ways to conserve water, such as turning off taps properly and using water carefully. The activity helped students understand the value of water and their role in saving it.
Overall, the program was meaningful and inspired students to be responsible towards water conservation.
Parent-Teacher Meeting
PTMs play an indispensable role in shaping a child’s future. By fostering open dialogue, building trust, and ensuring that both parents and teachers are on the same page, these meetings contribute significantly to the student’s academic excellence and personal growth.
On 1st October 2025, D.G.S.G Public School organized a PTM for discussing behavioral and social aspects of a child’s school life. Topics such as interaction with peers, attitude towards learning, and emotional well-being were addressed in a private, one-on-one setting.
Annual Function Celebration
Annual function is one of the most exciting events in school, where students get a chance to display their talents and gain confidence. It is a day filled with joy, performances, and appreciation for students’ hard work. This year, our school’s annual function was held on 9th of November with the theme “The Beauty of Nature”. The preparations started a month in advance. Teachers and students worked together to plan performances, decorations and costumes. The school ground was transformed into a beautiful stage with banners and flower arrangements.
The program began with a traditional lamp-lighting ceremony. The cultural performances started with the mesmerizing performance by the GKG students. Back to back, there were numerous acts, plays and dance performances by the school students. One of the main attractions of the event was the prize distribution ceremony, where the students received awards for excellence in academics, sports and extracurricular activities. Our school management and our honorable guests appreciated the hardwork of the students and the teachers. The President S. Danish reviewed the past year’s successes in academics and extracurriculars, acknowledge the students’ hard work, and congratulated the award winners. Our School Principal Dr. Rajni Angrish mam also thanked the teachers and staff for their dedication, guidance and hard work in preparing the students.
Diwali Celebration 2025
Diwali, the festival of lights, was celebrated with immense fervor and excitement in our school. This year, the preparations for Diwali celebrations started a week in advance. Students showcased their artistic talents through various activities like diya decoration, drawing, rangoli and Diwali craft.
Students participated in the celebrations with their teachers and friends. The highlight of the celebration was
Gurpurab Celebration
On 4th November 2025, Our DGSQ Public school celebrated Guru Nanak Jayanti also known as Gurpurab. On this auspicious occasion, the students of DGSQ Public School came in white and saffron attires. A soothing kirtan was sung by the students from class III to VIII. The campus was decorated with flowers and decorative materials. The beautiful paintings showing about the life experiences of Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji were also displayed on the walls of the school campus.
Our school Headmistress Ms. Harpreet Kaur interacted with the students and made them aware about the teachings of Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji. Since it was a special day, the programme was followed by ‘Langar Seva’. Along with Langar, the mouth-watering ‘Karah Prasad’ was also served. Our school President S. Danish Grewal Ji, Mrs. Gurpal Kaur and our school Principal Dr. Ranj Angrish mam blessed the students and stated that such activities hold a great importance as these connect the present generation with their roots.
Teachers' Trip (Trip to Morni Hills)
Travelling is an essential part of life that can help build experience and broaden perspectives. It can also provide us with opportunities to learn more about ourselves and our place in the world. On 22nd of March 2025, DGSG Public School organized a one-day trip to Morni Hills for the teachers and their children as well. All were very excited and reached the school by 6:30 a.m. A capacious bus was arranged for a hassle-free trip. First of all, we set foot on Shri Mata Mansa Devi Temple and bowed our head in front of Mata Ji.After that we reached at Gurudwara Nada Sahib, where we prayed and listened to Gurbani for some time. After having Langar, we started our journey again. We enjoyed the trip by listening to songs and dancing on them. We went to Adventure Park on the way to Tikkar Lake. At last, we finally reached Tikkar Lake. We enjoyed boat rides there and clicked photographs over there.We got back around 10:00 pm Overall, it was an unforgettable experience for us.
CHILDREN’S DAY Celebrations
“Every child is a different kind of flower that altogether makes this world a beautiful garden”.
Children’s Day was celebrated with rigor and enthusiasm by the children and teachers of DGSG Public School on 14 November. The teachers made the occasion memorable for the children with a special assembly. The tiny-tots of I and II Grade participated in different activities. They sang melodious medley of songs/poems. They danced on their favourite songs. All were looking astonished in their colorful attire. The students of classes III to V also enjoyed the Children’s Day in a different way. The different and funny games were organized for them by their activity teachers. Games and sports are the best forms of physical and mental exercise. This was the fun way to keep kids entertained and gave children a break from daily study routines. Considering in mind that playing games improves kids’ immunity and helps them stay strong. It was an effective way to celebrate Children’s Day.
Rhythm of India
Rhythm of India is a power-packed collaboration, paying tribute to India’s rich diversity through a blend of folk, classical and contemporary sounds.
The students of DGSG Public School took part in Ludhiana Sahodaya Schools Complex “Rhythm of India” event at New GMT Sr. Sec. School Haibowal, Ludhiana in art and craft and dance competition.
It gives us an immense pleasure to say that our students achieved 2nd position in folk dance. It was a great experience for the students and would help the students to get rid of stage fear.
Students' Trip
Ludhiana is a pretty little city nestled in the lap of Punjab. It offers a vibrant lifestyle and is habited by friendly people. Nehru Rose Garden is one of the most famous places to visit. Oozing the natural beauty, it is a paradise for nature lovers who seek peace and tranquillity.
Students from classes I to VIII of DGSG Public School went on an educational one day trip to The Rose Garden, Baglamukhi Dham and Neelkanth Mahadev Temple on 6th of December 2025. First of all the students visited The Rose Garden. There were rows of roses all over the garden. The roses were of different colours like red, pink, yellow and many more with a sweet fragrance of roses all over the garden and many butterflies were roaming. around the roses. Bees were sucking nectar from the flowers. In the middle of the garden there was a huge sprinkler, which was sprinkling water on the rose plants. Inside the garden, there were slides and swings; the students enjoyed playing there. The students had meal at the afternoon. They also enjoyed chess, Badminton and other games which they had already carried with them. After that, we visited Maa Baglamukhi Temple, which is dedicated to Goddess Baglamukhi, one of the ten Mahavidyas. The students and the teachers bowed their heads for seeking divine blessings, protection or removal of obstacles in life. The temple offers a peaceful and sacred space where devotees can connect with the divine and receive Maa’s blessings.
Then, the trip went to Neelkanth Mahadev Temple, one of the most famous and revered temple dedicated to Lord Shiva in Punjab. It is believed to be the sacred place where Lord Shiva consumed the poison that came out during Samudra Manthan and that made his throat blue in colour. Thus, Lord Shiva is known as Neelkanth.
The students enjoyed the trip as over 350 students were there in the trip this time. It was a huge and unforgettable experience for all the students and the teachers.
Bharatiya Bhasha Utsav - 2025
Bharatiya Bhasha Utsav was celebrated at DGSG Public School to promote the rich linguistic diversity of India. The students of our school participated in various activities. The celebration of this Utsav aims to foster a deep appreciation and pride in the rich diversity of Bharatiya language and literature. This Utsav celebrated by DGSG Public School since 4 December and concluded on 11th of December was a tribute to the timeless contribution of Mahakavi Subramania Bharti.
“Many Languages, One Emotion” beautifully captured the unity, shared identity, and collective cultural spirit that connect India’s diverse linguistic traditions.
Following the theme the students from V class prepared a big language tree. They drew a big painted tree with leaves showing different languages spoken in India.
Moreover, the students of VI class sang the very famous poem ‘Johny-Johny’ in very different and unique ways. The students prepared and sang this poem in different languages following the theme ‘Poetry Across Languages’ which helps in enhancing students appreciation of Indian languages and literature. The Theme Followed by the student was Through these activities we can assist the students and the spirit of ‘EK BHARAT SHRESHTHA BHARAT’.
Bal Vivah Mukt Bharat (Bvmb) Campaign
To educate the communities about the adverse effects of child marriage and to promote the importance of protecting children’s rights and futures. The Bal Vivah Mukt Bharat (BVMB) campaign is launched. To mark this, a 100-day intensive campaign (27th Nov. 2025 – 8th March 2026) has started and will continue till 8th March 2025.
Doing our part, DGSG Public School participated in this campaign, the students of the school took part in essay writing competitions. It was a way, to educate the students about the adverse effects of child marriage. The students wrote their views that how a child’s marriage increases the risk of violence, illness and even death of girls and on contrary, how reducing child marriage will help to improve the health of millions of girls and women and their children.
They wrote their own points of vision that how they imagine the world when there was a trend of child-marriage and how the children (especially the girls) would thrive in a discrimination-free India in the future.
Republic day celebration 2024
The day is celebrated to commemorate the day when the Constitution of independent India came into effect. It was on January 26, 1950 that India declared herself a sovereign, democratic and republican state with the adaptation of the Constitution. Preparation for the celebration of Republic Day were going on in full swing at D.G.S.G Public School. This day was celebrated with much enthusiasm and energy at school to teach students about the importance of patriotism. The students from class I to V prepared different activities in their classes. The aim behind the celebration is to instill a sense of pride and unity in students.
Republic day celebration 2025
To remember that our country runs on rules made for the people, by the people. DGSG Public School celebrated Republic Day with great enthusiasm. The celebration began with morning assembly. The students sang ‘Vande Mataram’ and ‘National Anthem’ during the assembly. Listening to and singing patriotic songs, triggered in the children and teachers alike; many emotions, pride, love and respect for the country. Our school Principal and showed their dreams. As dreams are where ideas take flight, where castles float in the sky, animals talk, and every wish feels possible. It was a different and unique way, how the students bring their dreams to life.
SPLASH
Axis Bank Splash began as a vision to celebrate and nuture the creative potential of young India. The students from class III to VIII also took part in the celebration. The students of classes III and IV painted their dreams of their future on the sheets provided by Splash. Whereas, the students of classes V, VI, VII and VIII wrote down their imaginations as what they want the world like to be in their future.
According to the theme for Age 7 to 10 ‘A Day in my Dream life’ and ‘The Future As I Dream It’, the students painted. and showed their dreams. As dreams are where ideas take flight, where castles float in the sky, animals talk, and every wish feels possible. It was a different and unique way how the students bring their dreams to life.
Seminar for Teachers on Class Room Management 2025
Effective classroom management strategies and skills are essential even for the most talented teacher. To follow the same, DGSG Public School organised a seminar for Teachers on classroom management by Mr. Manish Mishra (an author, master trainer, linguist). His instructions flourishes upon leading a classroom environment that promote a collaborative community, encouraging student voice, creativity, leadership, critical thinking and effective teamwork. He taught the teachers how to structure and deliver their teaching in a more practical, impactful and effective way.
Graduation Party, Fresher’s Party & Prize Distribution Ceremony
Prize distribution function is a pride day for the students. It gives them chance to show their worth. The prize distribution ceremony of D.G.S.G. Public School took place on 18th March 2025. It was held in the hall of the school. A beautiful sitting arrangement was made. The chief guest as well as the director of Mr. Danish Grewal ji arrived in time. Moreover, It was not only the prize distribution day but also the day of celebrating New Beginnings at D.G.S.G. Public School. The celebration began with a warm welcome to the new batch of students, making them feel part of the school family. The freshers were introduced through interactive games, cultural performances, and a cheerful round of introductions.
The event was dedicated to the graduating batch, who were honoured.
Seminar on Girls Hygiene and Health Awareness
A seminar on Girl’s hygiene and health awareness was organised at DGSG Public School on 29th May, 2025 for the girl students of classes 7 and 8. The seminar was conducted by Ms. Ananta Kanwar, an expert in adolescent health and hygiene education. The objective of the seminar was to spread awareness among young girls about the importance of personal hygiene, healthy habits and menstrual hygiene management. Ms. Kanwar engaged the students through an interactive and informative session, covering topics such as:
- Importance of maintaining personal hygiene.
- Understanding the menstrual cycle and menstrual hygiene.
- Nutrition and its role in overall health.
- Common health issues faced by adolescent girls and preventive measures.
- Building self-confidence and positive body image.
The session included visual aids, live demonstration and an open Q and A segment where students freely expressed their queries and concerns. The seminar helped to create a comfortable space for discussion about topics that are often considered sensitive.
The event was a great success, as it empowered the girls with valuable knowledge and encouraged them to adopt healthy hygiene practices in their daily lives.
CBSE Result
D.G.S.G. Public School, Shimlapuri, Ludhiana is thrilled to announce the exceptional performance of its students in the Class 10th Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) examinations. With dedication, hard work and perseverance, our students have achieved remarkable success, showcasing their academic determination.
This year’s result reflects the relentless effort of both our students and Educators, who have worked tirelessly to ensure academic excellence.
School is delighted to share that the highest percentage scored is 97%.
The top positions are:
First position is grabbed by Rishnoor Singh with 97%.
Second position is bagged by Arpita Sharma with 96.6%.
Third position is bagged by Gaganpreet Singh with 95%.
All the students passed out with first division and 36 out of 66 students scored more than 80% marks. 9 students scored perfect 100 in various subjects. These achievements are a testament to the holistic education imparted at school emphasizing not only academic excellence but also character development and critical thinking skills.
Mr. Daanish Grewal, Director of school, congratulated all the school staff and students for this great achievement and gave blessings for the bright future.
Principal, Dr. Rajni Angrish extended heartfelt gratitude to the dedicated faculty and supportive parents.
We are immensely proud of the class 10th batch and we are confident that they will continue to shine brightly in their future endeavors. Congratulations to all the students on their well-deserved success!
Investiture Ceremony
An Investiture Ceremony is a formal event where selected students are officially entrusted with specific roles and responsibilities within the school. On 17th of April, DGSG Public School also organised an Investiture Ceremony in our school ground. After school hours our school Principal Dr. Rajni Angrish Madam officially bestows authority and responsibility upon selected students who will represent their peers and uphold the school’s values.
It was a celebration of leadership, commitment, and the valuable role student leaders play in shaping the school’s ethos and daily life.
The school teachers elected the following students and delivered their duties to them.
They were chosen as Head Boy of the school. Prabhleen Kaur as Head Girl of the school. Captain’s duty was given to Navdeep Kaur of 10-A and Akshdeep Singh of 9-B was selected as Vice-Captain under S. Ajit Singh ji house. Similarly, Captain Aviraj Mohammad from 10-A and Arvinder Singh from 9-A were picked out as Captain and Vice-Captain under S. Jujhar Singh ji house. By the same token Harsimran Kaur from 10-B and Yuvraj Joshi from 9-B were selected as Captain and Vice-Captain under S. Zorawar Singh ji house. Likewise, Under S. Fateh Singh ji house were Gurmanpreet Singh from 10-A as a Captain and Jagdeep Singh from 9-A as a Vice-Captain were elected.
Har Ghar Tiranga
‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ is a beautiful initiative that fosters patriotism in every Indian home. It reminds us of our history our shared values and the sacrifices made for our freedom. By proudly displaying the Tiranga we strengthen our sense of belonging respect for our nation and unity in diversity.
The Students as well as all the staff members of DGSG Public School also participated in it. The principal of DGSG public school encouraged the teacher to hoist the Tiranga to honour India’s 75th year of Independence. Teacher hoisted and clicked the selfies with ?Tiranga at their homes and became the part of Azadi Ka Amrit Mohotsav.
Shabad Kirtan Competition
kirtan is the recitation of spiritual hymns from the holy book of Sikhs ‘Guru Granth Sahib Ji’. Shabad Kirtan has the power to gently lift listeners straight into their innermost souls, resulting in a tremendous feeling of joyful calm.
On 24th of July, there was a Shabad Kirtan Competition, Organised by GGN
Public School, DGSG Public School students participated in the competition. There were 10 schools participated in the junior round competition and 12 schools participated in the senior round competition. All the schools performed spiritually.
kirtan envelops the sense in division sound making it easier to pull the mind away from wordly thoughts and direct it toward God.
Stop Stubble Burning
On July 22, 2025, DGSG Public School, organized a poster-making competition for the students from class III to V. Through to their posters the students tried to raise public awareness about the harmful effects of stubble burning and the benefits of alternative methods. This includes promoting alternative crop management practices, utilizing crop residue for bioenergy and other products and implementing stricter regulations against burning. Stubble can be utilized in construction, packaging and various industrial processes. By combining these approaches, a significant reduction in stubble burning can be achieved, leading to improved air quality and a healthier environment.
Exhibition, PTM and Teachers’ Trip
On 19.07.25 DGSG Public school organised PTM to create a conducive environment for open and transparent communication between parents and teachers. It is also essential for understanding each student’s unique needs and strengths.
By participating in PTMs, parents become ‘active’ partners in their child’s education. The collaborative effort between home and school is crucial for a student’s success. Teachers provided their valuable insights into student’s strengths and areas requiring additional attention.
On this special day Our school also organised an exhibition in the school ground where all the models, paintings and crafts were displayed which were all made by the students from classes II to 8. The primary objective of this exhibition was to encourage students to explore various scientific as well as skilled concepts. This was a predictive way to generate curiosity among students and promote their interest in education. Moreover, parents were also feeling proud and were delighted to see their children performed to perfection during the exhibition.
After winding up the exhibition, There was a one day trip of teachers to the nearby Gurdwaras such as Alamgir Sahib, Shri Flahi Sahib and Rara Sahib. The Director/President madam Mrs. Gurpal Kaur our school Principal Dr. Rajni Angrish mam and our school headmistress Ms. Harpreet Kaur mam joined the teachers at Gurudwara Sahib. All teachers and honourable management members prayed for bright future of the students success and positive attitude of the school students. They also offer Rumala sahib at each Gurudwara. Finally we had Langar at Gurudwara Rara Sahib.
Bagless Day
One day as Scientists
A special Bagless Day was organized at DGSG Public School under the theme ‘One day as scientist’s for students of classes 1 to 8. The event was conducted by Ms. Vaishali, with the aim of fostering curiosity, creativity and scientific thinking among young learners. On this day, students were encouraged to have their school and bags at home and participate in various hands on activities, experiments and science based games. The entire school was transformed into a vibrant barning space. where classrooms and Corridors buzzed with excitement and discovery.
Activities Included
* Simple science experiments using everyday materials.
Demonstration of scientific principles
Role playing as famous Scientists and explaining their discovers .
Model making and poster presentations on scientific concepts.
Students from all classes actively participated and demonstrated great enthusiasm. The activities were tailored to different age groups, ensuring that every child could engage meaningfully.
Ms Vaishali guided the students throughout the day, explaining concepts in a fun interactive manner. The event not Only enriched their understanding of. Science but also helped develop their communication, critical thinking and teamwork skills.
Our Principal. Dr. Rajni Angrish appreciated the efforts of Ms. Vaishali and the staff for organizing such a creative and educational day. the event was a resounding success and students expressed eagerness to participate in more such learning experience in the future
Vishwa Hindi Diwas
Vishwa Hindi Diwas 2025, celebrated annually on January 10, holds immense importance as it honours the Hindi language, one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. The day emphasizes the cultural and linguistic richness of Hindi and its role in uniting people across India and beyond.
Our school also celebrated Hindi Diwas with great zeal and enthusiasm for the students of Classes VI–VII. The students expressed the importance of Hindi and how it is accepted as an official language in their speeches. It was an enriching virtual celebration of the Hindi Diwas that inspired our students to take pride in Hindi Language. Students of grades participated in various activities namely- Story Narration, Hindi Recitation activity, Poster and Slogan writing. The self-narrated stories and poems written by children were greatly appreciated by the principal of our school Dr. Rajni Angrish mam. Children also designed thought-provoking and beautiful posters
Janmashtami Celebration
The importance of celebrating Janmashtami in school is where the kids learn values like truth, love, bravery. Where, the kids understand our Indian traditions better. It helps in character building through fun activities and creativity.
To celebrate this festival the tiny tots of DGSG Public School Dressed up as Krishna and Radha, celebrated this festival with great enthusiasm. Dressed up as Krishna and Radha, and they danced beautifully as Radha and Krishna used to perform. The boys were holding flute in their hands and the girls were holding Matkas with them.
The students from Classes I to VI engaged themselves into different activities like- the students of III class decorated the flutes with Gota and beads. actively participated in different activities. The students of Class I decorated flutes with gota and beads. Beautiful peacock feathers were made by the grade V students using papers. Dandia doll were made by Grade V students and last but not the least, the grade VI students made Matkas with cardboard.
The Janmashtami celebration was a delightful and educational experience for both students and teachers. It provided an opportunity for the children to learn about the rich cultural heritage of India and the significance of Lord Krishna’s mythology.
Unexpectedly Krishna Janmashtami and our Independence Day were on back-to-back dates in the calendar. So, It was a wonderful combination to celebrate both the festivals together.
The colourful decorations, dance performances, and engaging activities made the celebration memorable for everyone involved.
Teej Celebration
The Teej festival at DGSG Public School was a lively event with lots of color, music and tradition. The event was a beautiful show of Punjabi culture, showing off the skills, grace and history of our students, especially our young girls! The students from class participated in this event.
The tiny-tots performed Giddha and Bhangra gracefully. There were many solo performances by the girls as well as the boys. Punjabi folk dances and songs made the occasion more colorful and meaningful. The Principal Dr. Rajni Angrish mam was overwhelmed with the preparation and creativity of students and appreciated the joint efforts of students and teachers. She conveyed a message that the motto of organizing these kind of cultural activities is to help the students to relate and bind them with their culture.
Yoga Camp
A yoga camp was successfully organized at DGSG Public School in the school ground, conducted by renowned Yoga trainers Mr. Arvind Kumar and Mr. Himanshu Ranjan. The camp aimed to promote physical fitness, mental well being and healthy living among students and staff members.
The camp included various yoga asanas (Postures), breathing exercises (Pranayam) and meditation techniques designed to improve flexibility, concentration, inner peace and overall health. Students from various classes enthusiastically participated under the guidance of the expert trainers.
The trainers explained the benefits of regular yoga practices, emphasizing how it helps in:
- Reducing stress and anxiety.
- Increasing body strength and flexibility.
- Boosting immunity.
- Improving concentration and academic performance.
The school ground was filled with energy and enthusiasm as the participants followed the yoga routines. The camp concluded with a meditation session, leaving everyone feeling refreshed and relaxed.
The Principal, teachers and students expressed their gratitude to Mr. Arvind Kumar and Mr. Himanshu Ranjan for conducting such a valuable and inspiring session. The yoga camp was a great success and encouraged the school community to incorporate yoga and mindfulness into their daily routine.
Basketball Tournament
Participating in sports during student life is a important as acquiring intellectual Knowledge in the field of education. Therefore, sports are an important part of student life. Keeping in the mind the importance of sports, Hooper Academy Organized a basketball tournament at international Public School Our DGSG Public School’s basketball U-14 and U-17 players once again brought glory to the school by winning gold and Silver medals with their excellent performance. Many basketball teams participated in this sports fair. In which our school players remained the center of attraction of the audience with their outstanding predominance.
On this occasion, the director of the School, Sir Mr. Danish Grewal ji, the Congratulated the winning players and their coach Rohit Chauhan for bringing the school’s name back into the Li-might and winning and wished the school to take it to greater heights.
Our School Principal Dr. Rajni Anguish mam attributed the victory to the basketball coach and his players. The encourage the players and their coach and appreciated their continuous hard work . She said that sports not only make a person physically fit, but also have a profound effect on their mental health and boast their morale.
Pool Party
Activities that involve playing with water strengthen children’s motor skills and develop the ability to propel and navigate.
Keeping this in mind, School held the customary Splash Pool Party on for the students of Pre-Primary. The little ones looked very excited as they stepped into the water. They stood beneath the fountains to enjoy the gushing water!
Peppy music playing in the background made for a magical mood. The children tapped to the lively beats even as they played in the cool water.
This summer pool party was one of the best ways to energise the children in the warm weather. It sets the mood for all the other outdoor activities to be conducted.
Lohri Celebration
Lohri is a popular Punjabi festival celebrated with great enthusiasm. Lohri is celebrated with a bonfire. On the night of Lohri, people gather around the bonfire to light it. They pray in front of the fire and offer til, moongfali, and gur, as all these eatables are considered Lohri Prasad.
On 13th January 2025, DGSG Public School also celebrated Lohri and Makar Sankranti in the school ground.
The honourable guest, Mr. Danish Grewal, came to the school premises to light the bonfire. All the staff members were invited to attend this occasion. Sweets, moongfali, and other eatables were distributed among them.
The students participated in the celebration by creating different and beautiful activities related to Lohri. The school premises were decorated with kites and other items made by the students.
At the end of the day, everyone enjoyed the celebration by dancing to the bhangra beats.
Chhabil on Gurpurab
In Sikh tradition, Chabil (sweet water station) refers to the sweet cooling drink served freely at stalls. Made of milk, water, sugar, and rose syrup, the delicious coolant Chabeel is deeply linked to the martyrdom of Guru Arjan Dev Ji, the 5th Sikh Guru.
This year, DGSG Public School also organised Chabeel and Langar on the martyrdom of Shri Guru Arjan Dev Ji. All the staff members and students of the school participated in Sewa under the guidance of our Principal Dr. Rajni Angrish ma’am. Apart from students, teaching and non-teaching staff members, and even the passers-by, quenched their thirst with the Chabeel in the scorching hot weather.
Principal Dr. Rajni Angrish ma’am appreciated the efforts of all those who were involved in organising the Chabeel.
LIFE SHOULD NOT ONLY BE LIVED,IT SHOULD BE CELEBRATED.
D.G.S.G. Public School, Shimlapuri, Ludhiana, organized a ‘Rakhi Making’ competition for classes I to X. The festival was celebrated with great happiness on the school campus. The aim of the competition was to encourage the value of craft work and the value of relationships in our life. Students enjoyed the activity a lot and displayed beautiful Rakhies. Principal Mam’Ms. Neha Dhall’encouraged the craft work of the students and gave her warm wishes on the occasion of the festival to all the students and the DGSG family.
GREAT DANCERS ARE NOT GREAT BECAUSE OF THEIR TECHNIQUES, THEY ARE GREAT BECAUSE OF THEIR PASSION.
An inter-house dance competition for classes I to X was held at D.G.S.G. Public School, Shimlapuri, Ludhiana. The theme of the dance competition was “Indian or Russian Solo Dance.” Students participated in the competition with great zeal and enthusiasm. All the performances were tremendous. Mannoor Kaur of class I (Zorawar House) bagged the Ist Position, Sukhmanjot Kaur of class V (Fateh House) the II Position, and Parneet Kaur of class V (Jujhar House) the III Position in category I (I to V).
In category II (VI-X), Gunjan of Class IX (Ajit House) is in the Bagged I position, Ashma of Class X (Fateh House) is in the is in the II position, and Anubha of Class VIII (Jujhar House) is in the is in the III position.
Students showed the various colours of Indian and Russian cultural dance. The principal, “Ms. Neha Dhall,” joined the function and encouraged the performers.
In category II (VI-X), Gunjan of Class IX (Ajit House) is in the Bagged I position, Ashma of Class X (Fateh House) is in the is in the II position, and Anubha of Class VIII (Jujhar House) is in the is in the III position.
Students showed the various colours of Indian and Russian cultural dance. The principal, “Ms. Neha Dhall,” joined the function and encouraged the performers.
inter house singing competition
D.G.S.G. Public School has organized inter-house competition on July 25, 2019. Students from different houses participated in this competition, and they sang very well. Our respected judges, Mr. Mukhtiar Ali and Mrs. Deepak Rani, selected winners from the participants. Students showed their skills and performed with great enthusiasm. At last, the students of Fateh House and Ajit House got first place in this competition.
Independence Day
It was a red-letter day in the history of India when the country got its freedom on August 15, 1947. It took hundreds of years for us to break the shackles of slavery. The people of the country celebrate this festival every year. D.G.S.G. Public School has organized a rally of students to celebrate Independence Day . Students participated with huge enthusiasm and remembered how our freedom fighters revolutionised to make India an independent country. They themselves feel the patriotism in their hearts too.
BUDDY PROGRAMME
Our school organised organized a Buddy programme under the DAPO System according to the guidelines of the government on July 20, 2019. This programme organized under the supervision of a NODAL officer and senior buddy. Students in classes VI to X participated in this programme. Firstly, the nodal officer introduced the students to the DAPO system and buddy programme. Students participated in painting, slogan writing, essay writing on drugs, and delivered speeches regarding drug addiction. They discussed its consequences and how to prevent them. All the students participated wholeheartedly. Hopefully, students will learn how to keep themselves away from the trap of drugs.
Sports Buddy Programme
Our school has organized a buddy programme under the DAPO system according to the guidelines of the government on July 27. . This programme organized under the supervision of the NODAL Officer and Senior Buddy. Firstly, the nodal officer introduced the students to the DAPO System and Buddy Programme. Mr. Charanjit Singh encourages the students to say no to tobacco products. The students participated in sports activities and learned how to build confidence in them, motivate themselves through sports activities, and keep themselves busy with games. This will help them stay away from drugs and their bad effects.
Group Activities
Group activities for all subjects were planned on the school campus. The motive behind these activities was to enhance their deeper knowledge of a particular subject and develop their practical skills. Through these activities, students get the chance to share their ideas and views with each other on a particular topic.
Sports Achievement
D.G.S.G. Public School inculcates in the students a good team spirit and makes them more optimistic in life. The school has various achievements in different tournaments.
2016-2017
- Inter-zonal basketball championship under-14 boys got a bronze medal.
- The District Basketball Championship got a silver medal.
- The Inter Sahodaya Basketball Championship (under 17 boys) got a silver medal.
- Invitation Tournament Baba Isher Singh Memorial Tournament under 14 got a silver medal.
2017-18
- The Inter-Zonal Basketball Championship under-14 boys got a gold medal.
- District Basketball Championship under-14 boys got a gold medal.
- Sahodaya Basketball Championship under 17 boys got a gold medal.
- The sub-junior district-level basketball championship got a silver medal.
- The Sub-Junior State Level Basketball Championship got a bronze medal.
- Two students got an opportunity to attend the National Camp.
- The junior NBA basketball shooting competition got a gold medal.
2019-2020
- The Junior NBA State Level Basketball Championship got a gold medal.
- Five students got an opportunity to attend National Camp.
- Mr. Charanjit Singh went to Greater Noida with his team to participate at the national level as a head coach.
- The Inter-Zonal Punjab Department Basketball Championship got a gold medal.
Guru Nanak Jayanti
D.G.S.G. Public School celebrated the sacred occasion of Guru Nanak Jayanti with devotion and enthusiasm, honoring the teachings of Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the revered founder of Sikhism. The event, organized by the school’s faculty and students, aimed to impart the values of compassion, equality, and humility as embodied in Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s life.
The celebrations began with Shri Sukhmani Sahib Path. Then students shared inspiring stories from Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s life, highlighting his teachings on universal brotherhood and selfless services. The students performed shabad kirtan that filled the atmosphere with peace and devotion. Teachers and students also recited verses from the Guru Granth Sahib, followed by a brief reflection on the relevance of these teachings in today’s world.
Guru ka Langar was organized in the school premises, reinforcing Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s principle of serving all without discrimination. This activity helped students understand the values of unity and sharing, and everyone, including students, teachers, and staff, participated with enthusiasm. On this auspicious occasion, School took initiative to honour its excellent students who got positions in the last academic year with certificates and prizes. As Guru’s teachings teach us ‘Kirat Karo’, the
school proved that students who did hard work, they got their fruits of hard work which encouraged other students also to do hardwork in future to get good results. Winners were recognized and encouraged to keep embodying these values in their daily lives.
School President Mrs. Gurpal Kaur and Director Mr. Daanish Grewal ji graced the occasion with their presence and expressed pride in the students for embracing the spirit of the occasion, saying, “It is a pleasure to see our students engaged in learning and honoring the timeless values taught by Guru Nanak Dev Ji. Through these activities, we aim to instill a deep sense of respect, compassion, and unity.”
The school Principal Dr. Rajni Angrish concluded the occasion with a note of thanks and a pledge by the students to follow the teachings of Guru Nanak Dev Ji and contribute positively to society. This celebration served as a memorable learning experience, promoting values that will continue to inspire our young minds.
Pariksha Pe Charcha
Pariksha Pe Charcha is an annual event held every year since 2018. During the event the Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi interacts with students, teachers and parents from across the country, and shares tips on how to take board and entrance exams in a relaxed and stress-free manner. This year on 10th of Feb. 2025, DAGS Public School organised an event on Pariksha Pe Charcha. The students from classes VI – X participated in the charcha. They gathered under a roof and joined the live session video in which Shri Narendra Modi aimed at turning exam-related stress into a joyful learning experience. The students learned how to study in a stress-free atmosphere/environment. In a nutshell, it was a motivational event for the students before the exam days.
Prize Distribution Ceremony
Prize distribution function is a pride day for the students. It gives them chance to show their worth. The prize distribution ceremony of D.G.S.G. Public School took place on 18th March 2025. It was held in the hall of the school. A beautiful sitting arrangement was made. The chief guest as well as the president of the directors, Mr. Danish Geswal ji, arrived in time. Moreover, it was not only the prize distribution day but also the day of celebrating new beginnings at D.G.S.G. Public School. The celebration began with a warm welcome to the new batch of students, making them feel part of the school family. The freshers were introduced through interactive games, cultural performances, and a cheerful round of introductions. The event was dedicated to the graduating batch, who were honoured for their journey and achievements. Heartfelt speeches, emotional moments, and a visual presentation capturing memories over the years brought laughter. Principal Dr. Rajni Angrish and Director Mr. Danish Geswal ji addressed the gathering with a motivating speech, encouraging students to chase their dreams and reminding the new students to embrace the opportunities that lie ahead. The celebration concluded with refreshments, leaving everyone with smiles and laughter.
Nature Walk
Nature walks are important for students because they provide a hands-on learning experience that engages multiple senses, enhances environmental awareness, promotes physical activity, improves focus and concentration, reduces stress and fosters a deep connection to the natural world. On Feb. 10th of 2025, D.G.S.G Public School organised a nature walk for the students of classes I and II. The students went to the nearby park, where they enjoyed a stress-free walk and had a practical way to learn about ecosystem, plants and insects. Observing .and identifying natural elements encourages critical thinking, problem-solving and observation skills. Moreover, group nature walks can foster collaboration, communication and social bonding among the students. To sum up, we can say that having a nature walk doesn’t just mean to enjoy the outdoors but can make the students/children happier, smarter, healthier and connect with nature.
Annual Result Day
A result day is a school event where the academic achievements of students are shared. On 26th of March, DSGC Public School arranged its Annual Result Day to strengthen the bond between students, teachers and parents. It was a moment of pride as the teachers shared the students’ Annual Result with the parents, providing genuine feedback on the students’ strengths and areas for improvement. Amidst the atmosphere of celebration, students and parents captured memorable moments together atthe selfie stand set up in the school premises. The Principal, Dr. Rajni Anguish Madam, concluded the event by wishing every student success in their future endeavors and sought blessings for their continued academic excellence in the upcoming academic year 2024-25.
Sukhmani Sahib Path for achieving marvellous results
Prayer, especially when expressing gratitude, is an act of obedience and submission to God’s will, recognizing Him as the source of all blessings. After getting stunning results in finals, DCSC Public School organised Sukhmani Sahib Path in school Gurdwara Sahib. Firstly, the teachers of the school did preparation for the langer together. They did cutting and chopping of the vegetables. After that, some of the teachers stayed there but rest of the teachers went to the school’s Gurudwara Sahib to recite Path. The whole atmosphere was filled with spiritual essence. After Ardas and Kirtan, we all ate Langar of fritters together. It was such a spirited day that everybody present there performed their duties zestfully.
Havan Ceremony
An ancient Vedic ritual Havan ceremony was organised on 1st of April, at DCSF Public School. Performing havan in school before the commencement of the session creates a positive and auspicious atmosphere, which helps students and teachers feel more focused and motivated with high energy and fresh vibes. Our school principal Dr. Rajni Anguish Ma’am, teachers and staff members of the school marked their presence in the warmth of the Yagya. We all practiced chanting of the divine Vedic mantras while praying to God for the smooth functioning of the school in the coming years.
Farewell Party
Farewell events hold a special place in every student’s life. They are not just about saying goodbye but also about cherishing the memories made over the years. It’s a moment to look back at their school journey while preparing to step into the world beyond. D.G.S.G. organised a heart-felt farewell celebration for the outgoing batch of 2024–25 on March 29, 2025, at Smantaran Ville. The event was filled with emotions, nostalgia and best wishes as students, teachers and staff gathered to bid farewell to the 10th class. The program commenced with a warm welcome speech by students of class 9th followed by a series of cultural performances, including songs and dances which reflected the students’ journey and cherished moments in school. The senior students also shared their experiences, expressing gratitude towards their teachers and mentors for their guidance and support. The highlight of the event was the felicitation ceremony where students were honoured with awards of Mr. Farewell, Ms. Farewell, Student of the Year and Best Sports Student. Gursham Singh bagged the Mr. Farewell. Miss Farewell was bagged by Harleen Kaur. Anshpreet Kaur and Dilpreet Singh bagged the Student of the Year. The title of School Star went to Gagandeep Singh. The school principal Dr. Rajni Anguish delivered an inspiring speech, encouraging students to strive for excellence and uphold the values instilled in them. Our president madam Mrs. Gurpal Kaur ji encouraged the students and the teachers for their better lives and also wished the outgoing batches success in their future endeavours. The evening was concluded with the emotional song sung by Chanpreet Singh. The event was a memorable one, leaving everyone emotional with lots of memories to cherish.
Baisakhi Celebration
Baisakhi marks the first day of the month of Vaisakh and is traditionally celebrated annually on 13 April. It is seen as a spring harvest celebration primarily in Punjab. Keeping up with the festive spirit and to help our young generation get culturally connected, AGS Public School celebrated this harvest festival of Baisakhi with great zeal and enthusiasm on 12th of April 2025 for the students of classes I to V. Our little tiny tots were beautifully dressed for the occasion. They looked stunning in their vibrant Punjabi attire and were addressed as “Gabru” and “Mutiyars” by their teachers. The little munchkins very enthusiastically participated in learning the significance of the festival through a short story and reciting poems on Baisakhi. The session came alive with the mesmerizing dhol beats, music, and watching the little ones dancing on the foot-tapping music was a feast for the eyes. The celebration brought our little ones closer to the dazzling beauty of the Indian culture.
Roller Skating
Proud moment for DGSG Public School, Ludhiana.We are thrilled to announce our victory of roller skating championship 2025 (U-14) held at Saffron City School, Chandigarh Road, Fatehgarh Sahib, Punjab on April 27, 2025.
Our team clinched 7 gold, 4 silver, and 3 bronze medals from this championship.A special round of applause to the coach Amarjeet Singh for his outstanding leadership.Our players showed exceptional skill of roller skating and won rewards and hearts.Principal Dr. Rajni Angrish gave her blessings to them for their excellent performance and for their bright future.
Seminar on Stress Management
Stress is an automatic physical, mental and emotional response to a difficult event. It is a common part of everyone’s life.When used positively, stress can lead to growth, action and change. But negative, long-term stress can lessen your quality of life.This Tuesday on 29th April, D.C.S.G. Public School organised aseminar on stress management for the staff members in which a well-qualified resource person taught the different ways to deal with teachers’ day-to-day stressed life. She used different practical ways so that it could be easier for every one present there to understand the facts and solutions to manage stressed routines. Moreover, it was a live session so face-to-face Communication made the seminar even better.
We were asked to raise our questions — how we can make our mind and body stress-free. Through this seminar, we have learned to know how to deal with the problems which are the main causes of stressed life.
As a result, it was a wonderful and useful seminar for all of us.
Karate Championship
A proud moment for D.C.S.G. Public School Ludhiana. We are thrilled to announce our victory of our Karate champs in Punjab State Invitational Karate Championship 2025, which was held on May 4, 2025 at Community Centre Hall, I-Block, BRS Nagar, Ludhiana, Punjab.
Our team grabbed 7 gold medals and 1 silver medal, along with a trophy from this championship. A special round of applause to the coach Amarjeet Singh for his outstanding leadership and guidance. Our players showed their exceptional presentation of their Karate skills and won rewards and hearts.
School Principal Dr. Rajni Angrish congratulated the students and their parents on this victory. She also gave her blessings to the students for their excellent performance, their bright future and more rewards.
