RESULTS OF CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Fancy Dress Competition

July 8^th (Sub-Juniour classes (II & III)

“Guests were told to come in fancy dress. One of them turned up at the fancy dress party as a footballer”

Fuel their imagination with our range of children's fancy dress, perfect for swashbuckling pirates, beautiful princesses and faster than the speed of light superheroes! There are many annual events that generate the chance to dress up in fancy dress costumes; Christmas, New Year, birthdays, Hen and Stag parties, and Book Day, amongst others. As a part of Co curricular activities, DPS-JC organized a fancy dress competition for the kids of II and III classes. It was exceedingly outstanding performance and all students enjoyed very well.

Result:

	Fancy dress Sub Junior Boys
S.NO.	ADM. NO.	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS/ SEC	HOUSE	POSITION
1	DPS-JC/618	Gunisha Agarwal	III A	Aakash	I
2	DPS-JC/1140	SHAILJA  SHARMA	III B	Prithvi	I
3	DPS-JC/602	PRAPTI   DIWAN	III A	Aakash	II
4	DPS-JC/520	Pranav Dewangan	III B	Aakash	II
5	DPS-JC/628	VISHALAKSHI    RATHORE	III B	Agni	III
6	DPS-JC/1127	Lisha Patel	III B	Prithvi	III

 Quiz Competition

Juniour classes (IV & V)

a test of knowledge, especially as a competition between individuals or teams as a form of entertainment. A quiz is a form of game or mind sport, in which the players (as individuals or in teams) attempt to answer questions correctly. In some countries, a quiz is also a brief assessment used in education and similar fields to measure growth in knowledge, abilities, and/or skills. DPS-JC too conducted quiz competition among junior classes. It was well conducted for enhancement of general knowledge students are supposed to go through different news papers and TV news channels and various subjects  like, Indian History, Polity, Economy, Environment, Culture, and Geography, etc. It was really disconcerting to see how well all students participated to showcase their knowledge.

Result:

	Quiz Competition Junior
S.NO	ADM.NO	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS/SEC.			HOUSE	POSITION
1	DPS-JC/028	ASHUTOSH  SARAF	IV B		Aakash House		I
2	DPS-JC/752	YASHVARDHAN  SAHU	IV B		Aakash House		I
3	DPS-JC/1319	Aman Singh	V B		Aakash House		I
S.NO	ADM.NO	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS/SEC.			HOUSE	POSITION
1	DPS-JC/1092	ABHISHEK  PRADHAN	IV B		Agni House		II
2	DPS-JC/069	ARJUN  MITTAL	V B		Agni House		II
3	DPS-JC/021	SHOAIB  AHMED	V A		Agni House		II
4	DPS-JC/053	KHUSHI  SAO	V B		Aakash House		II
S.NO	ADM.NO	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	CLASS/SEC.		HOUSE		POSITION
1	DPS-JC/1068	HARSH KUMAR JHA	V B	Prithvi HOUSE			III
2	DPS-JC/1186	TEJAS RAJ PAL	IV B	Prithvi HOUSE			III
3	DPS-JC/653	Ayushman Tiwari	V B	Prithvi HOUSE			III

Table Tennis Competition for Boys and girls

Middle classes (VI to VIII) boys singles

Table tennis is governed by the worldwide organization International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF), founded in 1926. Though table tennis player grip their rackets in various ways, their grips can be classified into two major families of styles, penhold and shakehand. The game is played by two players(singles) or four players (double) who hit a 40 mm diameter ball made of celluloid or plastic, back and forth over (or around) the net, using table tennis racket made of wood covered with pimpled rubber. The rules of table tennis do not prescribe the manner in which one must grip the racket, and numerous grips are employed. It was a gorgeous moment as for as DPS-JC to have table tennis competition among students of Middle Class. It was a neck to neck competition even among the girls and boys.

Result:

Middle classes (VI to VIII) boys singles
S.No.	House	Position
1	AGNI HOUSE	I
2	VAYU HOUSE	II
3	PRITHVI HOUSE	III

Middle classes (VI to VIII) boys doubles
S.No.	House	Position
1	AGNI HOUSE	I
2	PRITHVI HOUSE	II
3	AAKASH HOUSE	III

Middle classes (VI to VIII) girls singles
S.No.	House	Position
1	AGNI HOUSE	I
2	AAKASH HOUSE	II
3	VAYU HOUSE	III

Middle classes (VI to VIII) girls  doubles
S.No.	House	Position
1	VAYU HOUSE	I
2	PRITHVI HOUSE	II
3	AGNI HOUSE	III

Football competition

Seniour classes (IX to XII)

Football is a family of team sports that involve, to varying degrees, kicking a ball with the foot to score a goal. Unqualified, the word football is understood to refer to whichever form of football is the most popular in the regional context in which the word appears. Football is India's second most popular sport, next to the game of cricket. The senior students of DPS-JC had a tough competition of football among four groups. Spectators were mesmerized with the vigorous performance of our students on the ground. Final of the foot ball game was conducted the same day. Ultimately the final was held between VAYU HOUSE and PRITHVI HOUSE and it was really head to head competition.

Result:

Seniour  boys  (IX to XII)  Football competition
S.No.	House	Position
1	VAYU HOUSE	I
2	PRITHVI HOUSE	II
3	AGNI HOUSE	III