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CELEBRATING THE DIVERSITY… Learning Outcome Students were able to not only critically analyze the healthy eating habits but also prepare two dishes of the assigned countries Cuisines and culture of different countries as display at the stalls during International Food Festival at DPS Gurgaon

THE GLOBAL CITIZENS OF TOMORROW…Authentic sweet and savoury dishes and drinks of assigned prepared by the students country Students became familiar with the main cooking and presentation techniques used to prepare dishes of their assigned countries

WHAT A YUMMY WAY… Learning Objective – To inculcate the spirit of healthyStudents explain the nuances of tchoemdipsheetistipornesented with confidence and pride Judges visits the stalls and tickle their taste buds

Learning Objective – To develop positive attitude towards team work and foster mutual respect.

EVIDENCESREPORT ON SCHOOL PORTAL

VISITOR’S FEEDBACK

PARENT’S FEEDBACK

TEACHER’S FEEDBACK

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SWOT ANALYSIS & REPORT

ITALIAN FOOD CULTURESWOT ANALYSIS INDIAN FOOD CULTURE

TURKISH FOOD CULTURESWOT ANALYSIS MEXICAN FOOD CULTURE

Teacher’s Report‘NUTRISCOPE’ activity was conducted by us as a part of the ISA Project.It commenced in the month of February 2018 and was completed by themonth of March 2018. Under this activity various sub activities wereundertaken for about 840 students of grade 3 and 4 in the age group of 7+to 8+ years. The interest and enthusiasm shown by the teachers andstudents towards the activity was commendable that it was difficult togroup the large number of students into 4 allocated countries, so 2 morecountries i.e Thailand and Spain were included in one of the sub activities.This part of the project was intrinsically enjoyed by the students, teachersand parents as well. This was clearly evident from the feedback receivedfrom the visitors, parents, teachers and the students.Through this activity students gained immense knowledge about the globalfood culture. They became aware of the similarities and differencesbetween the food culture of their country and the country assigned to them.They learnt the need and importance for eating healthy food, healthyrecipes from the countries which were a part of the project. Theydeveloped a positive attitude towards healthy eating. More importantly thequality of tiffins have improved. Through the journey of the project theyalso gained knowledge about the geographical influence on availability offood items. They were able to appreciate the importance of locally grownseasonal food items.The activity was completed as per the schedule and the desired learningoutcomes were achieved successfully. We can rightly put it as this activitywas a small initiative through which the students took a step ahead towardsbecoming the future global citizens.Ms. Arti KapoorMs. Manisha GuptaMs. Devyani SinghTeam- Nutriscope

SUPPLEMENTRY ACTIVITIES Geneva ConferenceDPS Gurgaon was part of Model UnitedNations Conference held at the UNOffice, Geneva, Switzerland, from 15thApril‟18 to 20th April‟18 organised byUnited Ambassadors and coordinated byWheel of Innovations. DWF Environment Base Camp, Denmark 20 students escorted by two teachers visited Copenhagen for a week long Environment Base Camp. The highlight of the camp was the visit to Danish Water Forum headquarters. The students got to learn the tremendous work being done for water conservation. They got a first-hand experience to play an online strategic game called „Aqua Republica‟ which aimed at creating awareness about the limited natural resources and their judicious use. MR CampaignThe Measles Rubella (MR) Vaccination camp wasorganised on 4th May, 2018 at Delhi Public School,Gurgaon in collaboration with the Health Department ofHaryana Government. The aim of the drive is to eliminateMeasles and control Congenital Rubella Syndrome (CRS)in the country by the year 2020. The district levelvaccination campaign was inaugurated by DivisionalCommissioner- Dr. D. Suresh, PMO Sector 10- Dr.Pradeep, along with Principal, Ms Aditi Misra. TheDivisional Information Officer- Dr. Neelam, Urban NodalOfficer- Dr. M P Singh and Dr. Meenakshi of UNICEFalso graced the occasion and joined the campaign toshoulder the responsibility to eradicate the deadly disease TEDx DPS Gurgaon initiated a series of talks in the event TEDx Youth@DPS Gurgaon on 7th October,2017 which showcased short talks that were idea focussed and covered a wide range of subjects to foster learning and inspire the young attendees.

Visit to the UN Information Centre for India & Bhutan , New DelhiA group of ten students along with ateacher visited the UN InformationCentre for India & Bhutan, New Delhion 27th March‟18, representing DelhiPublic School, Gurgaon on the occasion ofInternational Day of Remembrance of thevictims of slavery transatlantic slave trade. UNIC-NPSE Football Tournament For Girls U-17 Delhi Public School, Gurgaon hosted the Under 17 Girls Football match in collaboration with the National Progressive Schools Conference and the United Nation Information Centre on 5th February 2018. The tournament is an initiative of the UNIC for India and Bhutan towards promoting gender equality and bringing forth the importance of sports in the holistic development of the younger generation. IUMUN - 2017 Delhi Public School, Gurgaon held the Third Edition of the International Utopia MUN Conference from 26th October to 28th October 2017. Ceremory started by Ms. Aditi Misra welcoming the Chief Guest Ms. Bhaswati Mukherjee, Former Permanent Representative to UNESCO, Paris, and Former Ambassador of India to the Netherlands. She extended a warm welcome to the Guest of Honour, Dr. U.K. Sen, Rtd. Special Secretary, Department of Revenue and Mrs. Rita Sen, Rtd. Principal of Delhi Public School, Rohini and the recipient of National Teacher‟s award from the President of India. Ms. Misra also welcomed the students of France and Germany who were visiting their Indian host families as a part of International Student Exchange Programme. INDO SPANISH ONLINE EXCHANGE PROGRAMME Delhi Public School, Gurgaon and Escola Francesc Macià, Primary school in Vilassar de Dalt, Barcelona, Spain has commenced an online exchange programme for the students of Classes V and VI. The aim is to help students become aware of the culture of the two countries by conducting various interesting activities. The DPS students learnt popular Spanish children‟s song while the Spanish students learnt Hindi songs and video recordings were exchanged.The upcoming activity in July will be the exchange of popular recipes through audio visual presentations. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1G4BMTeS2yX1aAYVOG_2iGci45ydscwlB/view?usp=sharing

ISA Future PlansWe, at DPS recognise the increasingly interdependent and interrelated world our pupils live in, and thechallenges this creates in our shared future. Global issues are an important part of the lives of our pupilsliving in a world where economies are increasingly multidimensional and global communication is a dailyreality. With globalisation continuing to blur lines marked as nations boarders and culture, it‟s the need ofthe hour to develop, students with global outlook. DPS, Gurgaon aims to continue to cultivateinternational awareness in students through various international programmes.• Exchange Students will participate in the annual Interschool UMUN Conference organised by the school. One such endeavor of inclusivity will be initiated in the forthcoming session during the Exchange Programme.• To enhance opportunities for studying abroad, German and Spanish will be included as an optional subject for classes XI and XII from academic session 2018-19. French has already been offered as was specified in the future plans in the earlier dossier.• DELF (Diplomas in French Language awarded by the Ministry of French Education) -Our school has been designated as a DELF examination centre by the French Embassy.• School has initiated various programme in Sports. The School Cricket and Soccer teams would continue to participate in tournaments abroad.• In an endeavor to create global opportunities abroad the school has plans to connect with DiPSites across the globe through video conferencing.• As a part of our future plan we reiterate the school policy of conservation of environmental resources through the mantras “Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. The mailing of the E Dossier is in sync with our schools „No Paper Policy”• Swiss India Classroom Project- It will support partnership between Swiss upper secondary level schools and their Indian counter parts. It will enable the pupils around the world to learn increasingly in an independent, project-oriented and IT-supported way. It is funded by Mercator Foundation Switzerland, run by Movetia. For an entire school year, the partner classes will work together on a jointly chosen project, using internet or social media to create a virtual classroom. The partnership is rounded out by real life cultural exchange when Swiss class visits India and then the Indian class make a return visit to Switzerland..

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