"The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others."-Mahatma Gandhi

Mahatma Gandhi was a strong activist who believed in the service to society. A special assembly was organized to pay tribute to Mahatma Gandhi on Gandhi Jayanti. This day commemorates the birth anniversary of the Father of Nation. The assembly started with the speeches about the life of Gandhiji and the principles he followed throughout his life. The students were motivated to follow the path of ‘ahimsa’ and ‘satya’. Our students also performed the Dandi March act and the school choir presented a beautiful song ‘Sabarmati ke Sant’.

‘A healthy heart resides in a healthy body’. With this vision, a special assembly was observed on World Heart Day at Presidium. The students were informed about the importance of healthy living. They were acquainted with the do's and don'ts of a healthy lifestyle. To stress on the benefits of doing yoga and exercise, a set of exercises and yoga asanas were performed by all during assembly. The students also took a pledge that they will inculcate good eating habits and exercise regularly to remain fit and healthy. A small but powerful mantra was being given at the end of the assembly ‘Don’t Wish For A Good Body, Work For It’. 

Daughter's Day as the name itself says it's a day to celebrate our daughters. Keeping this in mind a special assembly was conducted in Presidium. Our young Presidians were dressed up as Indira Gandhi, Malala Yusufzai, Sania Nahewal, Kalpana Chawla etc. and told us about their achievements and their journey of life.They not only made their parents proud but also made their country name shine because of their achievements. They proved that girls are not only successful in handling household, but can stand successful in any field like politics, games, leadership or landing on the moon.

A special assembly was conducted on International Peace Day which began with the quote of Mahatma Gandhi "If we want peace in real sense then we need to educate our children" followed by some strong messages from personalities like Nelson Mandela, Malala Yousafzai, Gautam Budha, etc. Students were connected to the cause of maintaining peace and harmony in the world. Students from grade 1 to 3 were also engaged in activities like slogan making, poster making and collage making etc. 

"हिंदी का सम्मान भारत का सम्मान |"

यही विचारधारा अपने आज के युवाओ में जागृत रखने के लिए  एवं हिंदी भाषा का महत्व बताते हुए  प्रीसिडियम द्वारका ६ ने हिंदी दिवस का आयोजन किया | हिंदी भारत की राष्ट्रीय भाषा है | हमें  अपने भारतीय होने पर और हिंदी भाषा पर गर्व हैं | 14 सितम्बर को  संविधान में हिंदी  भाषा को स्वीकृति प्राप्त हुई थी, इसीलिए 14 सितम्बर को हिंदी दिवस के रूप में मनाया जाता है |  छात्रों ने हिंदी का इतिहास एवं उसका महत्व बताते हुए अपनी विचार सबके समक्ष रखे | इस दिन के उपलक्ष में सुबह की प्राथना सभा में कवि समेल्लन का आयोजन भी किया गया | इस दौरान हमारे  आकांक्षी एवं विश्वास से पूर्ण छात्रो ने सभी रसो को ध्यान में रखते हुए कवितायेँ सुनाई | माहौल को थोड़ा सा  व्यंग्यमयी करते हुए छात्रो ने चुटकुले भी  सुनाये | शिक्षिकाओ ने भुजो तो जानने गतिविधि के अंतर्गत  छात्रो से पहेलियाँ भी सुलझाई | चारो और हिंदी दिवस की धूम थी और बच्चो को हमारी संस्कृति और परम्परा से जुड़े रहने की सीख भी दी गई|

Play is our brain's favourite way of learning.  And we, at Presidium, want our young Presidians to be creative and innovative through a fun learning approach. Students of grade Nursery were recently engaged in an ingenious game called ‘LETTER RIVER’. The class was divided into two groups: callers and steppers. The callers called out the letters and steppers had to identify the letter and its sound and step on the target letter to cross the river. They all were so excited that the teammates helped each other to cross the river. Learning by doing is the Mantra strongly followed by Presidium so once again we set a mark to make learning happen in a playful and happy manner.

Water is the most vital element for the sustenance of life on earth. Under the TBL theme ‘WATER’ the prep students were sensitized towards the topic. The activity holds the interest and curiosity of our Presidians to learn various uses of water, storage options available, etc through playful learning. Activities, like pouring water from one container to another and holding the containers, etc., were conducted to enhance the eye-hand coordination in students.  The students were given chance to share the sources, uses and storage containers from their experiences from their day to day life. These engagements help in their holistic development and make them closer to nature.

Success can be achieved only when you endeavour to achieve your goals. And our focussed and determinant team of teachers always strive to step ahead of their own benchmarks. Our honorable Chairperson, Mrs. Sudha Gupta truly believes that the industrious and vigorous teachers should always be acclaimed for their work. Keeping this in mind, Chairperson Honours was hosted wherein our teachers were felicitated by ma’am for their hard work and commitment.

"If there were no teachers, all other professions would not exist".   It takes a big heart to help shape little minds.  We, at Presidium Dwarka 6, celebrated Teacher’s Day with great enthusiasm. Presidium Dwarka 6 got an opportunity to welcome Sudha Ma’am, honourable Chairperson of Presidium. She graced the occasion with  her charismatic presence. Our students added sparks to the celebration with their outstanding performances. The atmosphere was filled with respect, acclamation and appreciation. The teachers, students and all the staff members were touched, moved and inspired by the appreciation and acclamation gestures of beloved Sudha ma’am.

The moon itself doesn't emit any light like the sun. What we envision when we see the moon is sunlight reflected off the moon. The phases of the moon explain how much of the moon appears to us on Earth to be lit up by the sun. This can be a difficult concept for this age, however; at Presidium it became easier and an intriguing learning experience for our young explorers of Grade 3, with some fun filled activities. Students were told to observe the moon on a daily basis for a month prior to this activity. An experiential learning process was followed wherein few models were made by our Presidians to explain the entire process. Afterwards, students made and demonstrated by pasting shapes of several stages of moon on black construction paper provided to them and named them from no moon to crescent, first quarter, Gibbous and full moon waxing and waning. It had been a fabulous experience to explore and learn all about the moon cycle.