The Model Parliament displayed its concern on the various issues related to the society which included the ‘Negative Role played by Media’ and its effect on our youth, new ‘Grading System’ introduced by C.B.S.E. The attention of the house was called on ‘Water and Power Crisis’.

Mr. Ram Chandra Vikal, Former Parliamentarian and Mr. Dharam Pal Under Secretary to Government of India judged the presentations there by appreciating the participating students. He was of the opinion that the school pupils had presented the model of an ‘Ideal Parliamentarians’ observing all the laid down procedures and practices which the elder parliamentarians sitting in the House could emulate.

Shailesh Garg was adjudged the best speaker. Pushkar Sikka, Kriti Aggarwal, Nancy Arora shared the Second position. The Third position was shared by Mitali Aswal, Shivangi Minhas & Deepak Kumar Das. Shagun Mangla, Neha Goyal & Payal Raheja bagged the Fourth position.

Mrs. Dimple Narang, the co-ordinator of the event proposed the formal vote of thanks.

The event held in the memory of the founder of the school, had various prestigious schools participating and debating enthusiastically on the topic, ‘Festivals are less about tradition and more about commerce’.

The Chief Guest Shri Y. P. Purang, former Dy. Director of Education, graced the function. He appreciated the enthusiastic participation of the schools. The Principal Mrs. Usha Sahgal reiterated that winning or losing is not so important. The esteemed panel of judges included Mrs. Era Sehgal, an Educationist, Mrs. Vandana Tandon, a keen Debator and Mrs. Pooja Malhotra a Psychologist.

The budding orators, on one hand argued that festivals have a religious, social and seasonal element to them. They are the best way to remember the age old traditions of the past. Whereas those against the motion were of the opinion that Festivals are nothing but glamorization of a bundle of boastful activities.

Vivekananda of V.V. DAV Public School, Vikas Puri bagged the First Prize. Prerna Narula of Adarsh Public School & Aditi Mohanti of V.V. DAV Public School shared the Second Prize. The Third Prize was shared by Jasmine Aggarwal of N. C. Jindal Public School & Poornima Narang of St. Cecilia’s Public School.

V.V. DAV Public School was declared the proud recipient of the Running Trophy. Special mentioned prize was bagged by Chandramani - Adarsh Public School.

A celebrating with fun and frolic by the students of Adarsh Public School, Bali Nagar on 24^th July.  Spectrum – band of colours was divided into three categories – Story telling, Patriotic Song and Folk dance. This was an inter-house competition, which began with the Story telling.

Each player of the skits acted his / her role in a very impressive way and the dialogue delivery was superb. This event reminds the kids about the laps of their grandparents with whom they enjoy stories. After this patriotic songs were sung in a heroic manner. It fascinated every one and touched the soft corner where their love and respect lie for the nation. Folk dances of different states were staged which not only showed the glimpses of these states but also filled the whole atmosphere with the beats and colours.

At last the chief guests, Mrs. Neha Sahgal and Mrs. Geetanjali declared the result. Grisham house bagged 1^st Position followed by Sharad house and Basant house respectively. The school campus echoed with three cheers for all the houses. The Principal of the School admired the efforts of teachers  & the students too. She emphasised that these competitions not only bring out the talent of the child but also help in all around development of a child.

The school organized the three-day cultural festival with around 20 prestigious schools of Delhi participated in this extravaganza especially designed for Pre-Primary & Primary school children. Montfort, St. Francis De Sales, Ryan International, DPS International, Meera Model School are just to name a few.  The event comprised of group activities like western & punjabi dances, quiz competition and individual performances in the form of singing, dancing, instrument playing, mimicry, paint brush competition on computers and a colourful fancy dress presentation.

The inaugural ceremony was held on 21^st April, 2004.  Event Co-ordinator Mrs. Pooja Malhotra highlighted the aim and objective of organizing Fantasia 2004 and welcomed the participating schools. The valedictory function was held on 23^rd April, 2004.

Mrs. Daljeet Kaur, Deputy Director of Education (Distt. West B), was the Chief Guest. Mrs. Sharon Lowen, the renowned Odissi Dancer, was the Guest of Honour on the occasion. The prize-winning performances were staged on that day which won tremendous applause from the audience and guests.  The school Principal Mrs. Usha Sahgal applauded the efforts of the participants. Besides individual prizes an overall trophy was also awarded. Montfort School, Ashok Vihar was the proud recipient of the same.

PRISM 2002

Adarsh Kindergarten celebrated an evening that took everyone to the ingenuous beautiful & choco sweet world of childhood. Sharing the sweet joys & its exoteric elegance. The whole event was a magnificent performance by the tiny wonders of Adarsh on Tuesday, 19th of November 2002.

The evening glittered all the more due to the presence of Mr. Kapil Dev who was the Chief Guest for the event. Other distinguished guests included Mr. Mukesh Sharma (MLA), Mrs. Daljeet Kaur (Dy. Dir. of Education), Ms. Tirkey (E. O. West Zone), Mrs. Divya Gurwara (Organiser 'Bridal Asia').

Everyone was left amazed with an out of the world performance by the tiny kids in a Fashion Show "Mannequins on the Move" which was divided into Indian & Western Theme.

It was really an exquisite, a unique presentation. The cutie-pies were looking drop dead gorgeous & it was hard time for even the parents to believe that they were their same naughty kids setting the ramp on fire.

Other items that captivated the audience were: 'Jungle Joy' where the kids danced on the peppy Aqua number of Tarzan & Jane in the jungle. Stretch 'N' Style an aerobics performance was another trendy presentation by the kids which showed the flexi-smarty fitness freak buds of Adarsh.

How can the show be complete without rocking the stage with Punjabi dance. The charged up kids bursted the atmosphere dancing on Shava-Shava!! The audience got a real treat for senses.

Mr. Kapil Dev highly appreciated the efforts put in by the management & teachers & really enjoyed the show. He stressed upon the need of a combination of education & sports to bring out the best in every child.

Prize Distribution ceremony was also held. The toppers were given appreciation trophies for excelling in curricular as well as extra-curricular activities.

Mrs. Pooja Malhotra, Headmistress Adarsh Kindergarten highlighted various activities being carried on in the school through fun filled methods of teaching.

Ms. Surbhi Pruthi, Activity Incharge presented the vote of thanks acknowledging the efforts put in by the teachers and parents in making PRISM 2002 - the celebration of childhood, an evening that would always be cherished!

PRISM 2002 was an attempt to spread the colours of joy & happiness that brought the feeling of utmost ecstasy at Adarsh. The extremely talented students won the stage and heart of the audience with their sweet smile and loads of Confidence. The show was simply great!!

ANNUAL DAY CELEBRATIONS

Adarsh Public School celebrated it's Annual Day on 24th Nov, 2001. Mr. K.P.S. Gill, Former Director General of Police (Punjab) and currently the President of Indian Hockey Federation was the chief guest on the occasion. Mr. S.S. Sharma, Mrs. Daljeet Kaur, Mr. Y.P. Purang from the Education Department and Mr. Mukesh Sharma, MLA also graced the occasion with their benign presence. The Principal listed the acievements of the school in the annual report and also highlighted the role of the school as an institution in developing the future generation of today. The highlight of the function was a ballet on 'Kabir', which emphasized on religious, cultural and social harmony, which is the need of the hour in today's era. It remarkably commented on religious unity among various sections of society. The audience and guests greatly applauded the efforts of the school in inculcating these values in children. Another attraction was a foot tapping dance presentation 'Fusion' by the tiny tots of the school which kept everybody spellbound and glued to their seats.

Mr. K.P.S. Gill, in his speech, remembered his school days and compared them with present day's education system. He quoted Mahatma Gandhi's policy of the Non-violence and reiterated that every citizen must understand his/her duty to protect one's heritage. He inspired the students to be worthy citizens of their country and place the country above self.