As India takes steps towards achieving Goal 4 of the UN SDGs, using the instrument of new Education policy- NEP 2020, DLDAV Model School, Shalimar Bagh proudly joins the mission. Adhering to the principles of NEP and celebrating its essence, our students are learning through a process that is experiential, holistic, integrated, inquiry-driven, and, most importantly, enjoyable. 

To share the absolutely amazing experiences of this learning journey, the school put together a special virtual event- Tathastu...So be it in the month of February.

The mega event, a brainchild of Principal Ms. Reena Rajpal, encapsulated 7 unique presentations that showcased how the school has incorporated NEP in its vision, curriculum, and pedagogies. Each presentation was a beautiful amalgam of intellect and creativity and focused on art integration and experiential learning. A host of dignitaries from varied fields graced the event. In the inaugural STEM section, Dr. Rajiv Kumar, Vice Chairman, NITI Aayog, Sh. Ajay Suri, General Secretary, DAVCMC and Dr. Biswajeet Saha, Director, Skill Education and Training, CBSE were the esteemed guests. They lauded the innovative initiatives of the learners in the STEM field.

Dr. Jitendra Nagpal and Dr. Geetanjali, the guests in the Inclusive Education segment, were touched by the strength and positivity of the special needs learners as they sang, danced and spoke their hearts out, spreading awareness about the concept of Equitable and Inclusive Education.

The Primary wing beautifully depicted the Amalgamation of Art and Science while the middle and senior wing made amazing presentations bringing out the concept of Holistic Multidisciplinary Education. Mr. S. K. Sharma, Director Publications, DAVCMC and Mr. Asif Jalal, senior IPS officer were the chief guests in this section.

In the Early Education & Development Program- Foundational Literacy and Numeracy, Mr. Vikas Arora, regional officer, Delhi West, CBSE and Ms. Cheena Marwah, EEDP coordinator DAVCMC who were the guests of honor, marveled at the creative pedagogies being used by the teachers to strengthen the foundational learning of the children.

Promoting Multilingualism while still celebrating the mother tongue was the essence of the Languages section. Learners across the wings participated in this section and spoke eloquently in English, Hindi and Sanskrit.

Nationalism-Deep rooted pride in being Indian- was a segment that aroused patriotic fervor in the audience. Brigadier Adhlakha, Hony. Treasurer, DAVCMC expressed his admiration for the knowledge and creativity of the children. “Their love for the nation was both refreshing and energizing”, he said.  

Many journalists also attended the various segments of the mega event to understand how the NEP is being implemented in the school. They appreciated the efforts made by the students and teachers to ensure that learning becomes meaningful and enjoyable.