Inter SPS Spellathon Competition 2025–26

The Inter SPS Spellathon Competition 2025–26 was successfully organised on Saturday, 31 January 2026, at Sagar Public School, Gandhi Nagar, with enthusiastic participation from students of Classes I to V. The competition aimed to strengthen spelling skills, enrich vocabulary, and build confidence through engaging and age-appropriate activities. The event was conducted in two groups. Group I (Classes I & II) included rounds such as Dictathon, Sound Starter, Spell Shuffle, Buzz the Clue, and SPELL WORDSMITH, focusing on listening skills and spelling accuracy. Group II (Classes III–V) featured Word Whirl, Pick-a-Boo, Bee Sting, and SPELL WORDSMITH, assessing higher-order thinking and subject integration from English, Mathematics, and EVS. Group I (Classes I & II), Sagar Public School, Saket Nagar emerged as the Winner, followed by Sagar Public School, Dwarka Dham as Runner-up, while the SPELL WORDSMITH title was secured by Atharv Kumar from Sagar Public School, Katara Extension. Group II (Classes III- V), Sagar Public School, Saket Nagar won the competition, with Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar as Runner-up, and Agrima Jangid from Sagar Public School, Saket Nagar clinching the SPELL WORDSMITH title. The event concluded with the felicitation of winners, celebrating joyful learning and linguistic excellence.

77th Republic Day Celebrated with Patriotic Fervour and Grandeur

The 77th Republic Day was celebrated with great patriotic zeal and dignity on 26 January 2026. The programme commenced with the unfurling of the National Flag by the Honorable Chief Guest, Brigadier S. B. Singh, Madam Principal, Ms Alpa Prabhu along with honorable dignitaries, followed by the national anthem and Guard of Honor. In his address, the Chief Guest motivated students to embrace nationalism, take pride in being Indian, understand the nation’s history, choose careers aligned with their passion, adopt inspiring role models, and set achievable goals. The four houses presented traditional folk dances of various regions through Nrityollas, where Arawali House emerged as the Winner and the Runners-up Trophy was bagged by Himachal House. Classes with maximum attendance were acknowledged and appreciated. The event concluded with the felicitation of support staff members for their dedicated service of 5, 10 and 20 years, leaving an atmosphere of pride, gratitude, and unity.

National Youth Day Celebration

National Youth Day was celebrated with great zeal on 12 January 2026. Quoting Swami Vivekananda, “Take care of your body; it is the only place you have to live,” the celebration featured a graceful yoga presentation by the students. The programme included a well-coordinated sequence of yoga asanas, pranayama, and the complete set of twelve Surya Namaskar postures, performed with dedication and synchronization. The event highlighted the school’s sustained emphasis on yoga as an integral part of its curriculum. The serene yet vibrant atmosphere reinforced the importance of physical fitness, mental balance, and holistic well-being.

Dr. G S Grewal inspire future Accountants

An ASPIRE session titled “Concept to Clarity in Accountancy” was conducted on 18 December 2025 with CA Dr. G. S. Grewal as the Guest Speaker. A renowned author and pracademic, Dr. Grewal guided students towards a deeper understanding of core accountancy concepts by linking theory with practical application. He stressed the importance of conceptual clarity over rote learning and encouraged students to question the logic behind accounting principles. Interactive Q&A sessions enabled students to clarify doubts and gain insights into examination preparation and career prospects in commerce. The session was attended by students of Classes XI and XII Commerce from various SPS branches and was highly appreciated.

Pre- Primary Annual Function

The Annual Function for Classes Nursery to KG II was celebrated with great enthusiasm on 22 November 2025. The event was graced by the esteemed Chief Guest, Dr. Rishi Malik, a distinguished psychiatrist recognized for his compassionate work and commitment to mental well-being. The young learners of Nursery and KG I presented the theme “Earthopia – Harmony, Humanity, Honesty, and Humility,” showcasing the beauty of our planet and emphasizing the core values that make Earth a vibrant and meaningful home. Their expressive performances reflected innocence, creativity, and an understanding of essential human virtues. Students of KG II presented “Illumina – The Light of Wisdom,” highlighting how stories, knowledge, and moral values illuminate young minds and guide them toward a brighter, wiser future. The Principal, Ms. Alpa Prabhu, presented the Annual Report, outlining the year’s achievements and initiatives. The event concluded with a Vote of Thanks by Ms. Shailaja Reddy, Pre-Primary Headmistress, leaving the audience inspired and appreciative of the children’s efforts.

Guiding Students to Craft their Own Journey

“Your choices are the compass that guide your life’s direction.”\r\nAn insightful ASPIRE Session was organised on 14 November 2025 for students of Classes IX–XII, addressed by Dr Anuradha Balaram, Professor of Practice, IIT Delhi and member of the Board of Governors, IIM Indore. Dr Balaram emphasised that we shape our own journey through the choices we make, and these choices ultimately define us. She encouraged students to discover and follow their passion, calling it the essence of a productive and successful life. Highlighting the importance of soft skills, she urged learners to continuously upgrade themselves, as these competencies set individuals apart in an increasingly competitive world. The session was enriching and inspiring for all.

Parent Orientation for class X

An Orientation Programme for the parents of Class X was held on 15 November 2025 with the objective of guiding them as students move towards their Pre-Board examinations. Madam Principal, Ms Alpa Prabhu, and Madam Vice Principal, Ms Ritisha Gupta addressed the gathering and highlighted the academic roadmap and expectations for the year. The programme covered key areas including effective exam preparation strategies, Class XI admission criteria, stream selection, academic scholarships and various career pathways. Ms Sayyeda Azam, Section Supervisor (XI-XII) briefed the parents about career options in Commerce, while Dr. Indu Singh, School Counsellor, shared insights on new-age career opportunities in Humanities. Parents were also guided on the importance of consistent support and monitoring during this crucial phase. The programme concluded with an open house where queries were addressed. Overall, the session was informative and strengthened the collaboration between parents and the school.

Guiding Students to Craft their Own Journey

“Your choices are the compass that guide your life’s direction.”\r\nAn insightful ASPIRE Session was organised on 14 November 2025 for students of Classes IX–XII, addressed by Dr Anuradha Balaram, Professor of Practice, IIT Delhi and member of the Board of Governors, IIM Indore. Dr Balaram emphasised that we shape our own journey through the choices we make, and these choices ultimately define us. She encouraged students to discover and follow their passion, calling it the essence of a productive and successful life. Highlighting the importance of soft skills, she urged learners to continuously upgrade themselves, as these competencies set individuals apart in an increasingly competitive world. The session was enriching and inspiring for all.

Senior Annual Sports Day

“In sports, as in life, the real victory lies in giving your best.” The Senior Annual Sports Day for classes IV to XII was celebrated with infectious enthusiasm, high spirits, and commendable sportsmanship on 14 November 2025. Graced by the presence of Chief Guest Dr Madhubala Chauhan, Dean Academics along with Madam Principal, Ms Alpa Prabhu and Director Dr. Jaishree Kanwar, the event began on an inspiring note. A spectacular March Past by the four houses—Arawali, Himachal, Satpura, and Vindhyachal—set the tone for the day, showcasing discipline and coordination. The track events that followed, including sprints, relays, and hurdles, highlighted students’ agility, endurance, and determination. Students presented a powerful Mass Demonstration, inspired by the Indian Armed Forces, concluding with an impressive Map of India formation. A serene Yoga Display further added grace, reflecting balance and inner strength.

Junior Annual Sports Day.

“Sports build character, teach teamwork, and ignite joy. The Junior Annual Sports Day 2025 was celebrated with immense enthusiasm and excitement on 13 November 2025 in the school premises. The event aimed to instill values of sportsmanship, teamwork, and physical fitness among young learners. The occasion was graced by Dr Jaishree Kanwar, Director, and Ms Mridu P. Saxena as the Chief Guests. The programme began with a warm Welcome Address, followed by Flag Unfurling and a Yoga Demonstration by Class III students, setting an inspiring tone. A vibrant Mass Drill by Class II showcased coordination and discipline, earning loud applause. Races and fun activities for students from Nursery to Class III filled the atmosphere with cheer and energy. The event concluded with the Prize Distribution Ceremony, where winners were felicitated with medals for their outstanding performances. It on a joyful note, celebrating the spirit of participation, perseverance, and achievement. The day drew to a close with smiles and applause, honoring the spirit of effort, enthusiasm, and achievement

Senior Annual Function 2025 – Sanskriti Samvardhan: Heritage to Horizon

“Our heritage is not only what we inherit from our ancestors,\r\nIt is what we build upon and pass on to our future.”\r\n\r\nSagar Public School, Gandhi Nagar, celebrated its Senior Annual Function 2025 on 4 November 2025 with the theme “Sanskriti Samvardhan: Heritage to Horizon.” The grand celebration was graced by the esteemed Chief Guests — Padma Shri Pt. Umakant ji Gundecha and Shri Anant Ramakant Gundecha, the torchbearers of Dhrupad, the oldest form of Hindustani classical music, and founders of Dhrupad Sansthan, Bhopal. The evening opened with a soulful Khayal Gayan in Hindustani classical music by the Senior Orchestra, whose live rendition of the Raga set a serene and elevating tempo for the celebration ahead. The spellbinding performances — Swāgatam Krishna evoked divine grace and serenity, The Museum of Harmony portrayed the balance of tradition and modernity, Pioneers of Progress celebrated the spirit of innovation, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner reflected upon redemption and reverence for life, Nukkad Natak – The Voice of Streets stirred awareness and social responsibility, and Veerangana Durgawati paid a stirring tribute to courage and sacrifice. Pt. Umakant ji, in his inspiring address, emphasized the importance of preserving India’s classical art forms as the true essence of our heritage. The event also featured the presentation of the Annual Report 2025–26 and the Scholarship Felicitation Ceremony, honouring the achievers of the Class X Board Examination 2024–25. The evening concluded on an inspiring note, reflecting the school’s vision of blending tradition with innovation, and heritage with horizon.

Junior Annual Function 2025 – Gyanodaya: Roots to Radiance

“The greatest temple ever built is the human heart — where faith, kindness, and strength reside.” The Junior Annual Function 2025 of Sagar Public School, Gandhi Nagar was organised on 3 November 2025 on the theme “Gyanodaya: Roots to Radiance." It was a vibrant celebration of creativity and learning. The event was graced by Dr. Vinay Mishra, a distinguished Academician, Psychologist, Author, as the Chief Guest, whose inspiring presence added dignity to the evening. The programme began with a motivational song followed by a welcome dance themed “Man Mandira – The Inner Temple.” The vibrant Junior Orchestra lit up the stage with its lively performances, as children played and sang live, filling the atmosphere with rhythm, joy, and infectious energy. Performances by students reflected diverse shades of growth — Class I presented “The Dream Train,” celebrating childhood wonder; Class II paid tribute to community helpers; Class III shared laughter and learning through Tenali Rama’s tales; and Class IV portrayed the courage of Jhalkari Bai. Dr. Mishra praised the children’s creativity and spirit, remarking that true growth lies in expression and empathy. The evening radiated the school’s belief that education nurtures both roots and wings.