RESULTS OF CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

To enhance the healthy competitive spirit among the students of DPS-JC on 24^th June 2017, Saturday following Co-Curricular Activities were organized in school. 

Maths Jamboree

“If people do not believe that mathematics is simple, it is only because they do not realize how complicated life is”

Sub Junior (II to III) boys and girls

As a part of curricular activities, the students of DPS-JC had an opportunity to showcase their research and its impact on different fields in maths. This event will provide increased professional opportunities and access to a large aptitude of mental maths. That opportunity provided students with tricks and methodology that help them get answers of toughest questions. It was held among Junior Boys and Girls.

Results:

Maths Jamboree Sub Junior Boys and Girls
S.NO.	ADM. NO.	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS/ SEC	HOUSE	POSITION
1	DPS-JC/949	VIRAT MODI	II A	Vayu	I
2	DPS-JC/724	SUBHI KANWAR	II B	Agni	II
3	DPS-JC/909	ISHITA RATHORE	II B	Vayu	II
4	DPS-JC/1333	JAISHA SINGH	III B	Agni	III

Chess competition

Junior (IV to V) boys and girls & Middle (VI to VIII) boys and girls.

“A win by an unsound combination, however showy fills me with artistic horror”

A strong memory, concentration, imagination and a strong will is required to become a chess player. We could witness these incredible talents among the students of DPS-JC. It was awesome and wonderful tactical game which was purely dependent on time and control. Chess was conducted among all four houses.

 

Results of Junior Chess boys and girls (IV to V)

Chess Junior Boys
S.No.	House	Position
1	PRITHVI HOUSE	I
2	VAYU HOUSE	II
3	AGNI HOUSE	III

Chess Junior Girls
S.No.	House	Position
1	VAYU HOUSE	I
2	AGNI HOUSE	II
3	PRITHVI HOUSE	III

Results of Middle Chess boys and girls (VI to VIII)

Chess Middle Class Boys
S.No.	House	Position
1	VAYU HOUSE	I
2	PRITHVI  HOUSE	II
3	AGNI HOUSE	III

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Chess Middle Class Girls
S.No.	House	Position
1	AAKASH HOUSE	I
2	AGNI HOUSE	II
3	PRITHVI HOUSE	III

 Debate competition (SENIOUR)

“The smart way to keep people passive and obedient is to strictly limit the spectrum of acceptable opinion, but allow very lively debate within that spectrum....

Allowing students to research both sides of an issue and then debate and debrief awakens their critical thinking in a powerful way. Further, debate formats provide a safe environment in which to discuss controversial issues. Allowing students to switch and re-debate on the opposing side strengthens their command of the material and their ability to take multiple perspectives.

School debate competition was held among four houses at activity hall on 24^th June. Students from classes 9 to 12 classes partook in the completion. Ms.Raj Rajeshwari Singh,  one of the coordinators of CCA of our school anchored the competition a.Mrs. Saradha Rani, assisted us for the better participation and organization of the debate. Judges of the debate were Mr. Anish Singh and Mrs. Archana Swamy.

The theme of the debate was “demonetisation”.  House incharge teachers were asked to select four students from each group and set motion of the debate. Two houses were prepared to speak for and two were against.

The audience highly appreciated the debate. The participation in debate provided the students lots of opportunities for instantaneous thinking and speaking. The students were able to acquire fluency in their spoken English. The audience also experienced the reasoning power among students at the time of debate. It helped the participants to learn how to organize their ideas in a systematic way. 

At last audience got an opportunity to evaluate the positive and negative realm of the debate

Results

S.NO.	ADM. NO.	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS/ SEC	HOUSE	POSITION
1	DPS-JC/987	Divya Gattani	IX B	AAKASH	I
2	DPS-JC/724	Rajeshwari Sharma	IX B	AAKASH	I
3	DPS-JC/125	Archit Paliwal	IX B	AAKASH	I
4	DPS-JC/1354	Megha Bansal	XII A	AAKASH	I
S.NO.	ADM. NO.	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS/ SEC	HOUSE	POSITION
1	DPS-JC/1476	Amir Khan	IX A	Vayu	II
2	DPS-JC/1157	Deep Mittal	IX B	Vayu	II
3	DPS-JC/1242	Latika Chandra	IX A	Vayu	II
4	DPS-JC/230	Manav Paliwal	X B	Vayu	II