Royal Public School

Honouring Freedom, Inspiring the Future!

Royal Public School celebrated the 80th Independence Day with pride and patriotic spirit, commemorating 150 years of Vande Mataram and looking ahead towards the vision of Viksit Bharat.

The celebrations began with the National Flag hoisting by our previous year’s Board Examination toppers, Jeevan and Likhit Prasad, along with their parents, making the occasion a tribute to both national pride and academic excellence.

The highlight was a spectacular dance drama on the Sanyasi Rebellion, depicting the spirit of resistance that inspired Bankim Chandra Chatterjee to create Vande Mataram—a song that became a powerful rallying cry during India’s freedom movement.

The programme culminated with a powerful message of “Viksit Bharat”—a dream we cherish and a future we are committed to build.

The students and staff of RPS enthusiastically participated in a Tree Plantation Drive organized by the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) in association with Adamya Chetana. With immense enthusiasm and a shared commitment to environmental conservation, Team RPS planted over 500 saplings, making a meaningful contribution to a greener future.

The drive was an enriching experience for our students, instilling in them the values of environmental stewardship and community participation. We are proud to be part of this large-scale initiative, which is anticipated to be recognized as a Guinness World Records achievement.

The newly elected Student Council was officially sworn in today and entrusted with their respective portfolios. The young leaders pledged to uphold the values of responsibility, integrity, and service as they embark on their leadership journey. Dr. Jayaprakash, Principal,Royal Public School(CBSE branch) and Mrs. Suchitra , Pricipal, Royal Public School (State branch) awared the leaders with their badges and Physical Education Instructor Mr.Shreyas Prasad administered their oath.

The Science & Humanity Club at RPS was inaugurated by Dr. Rohan Chakravarthy, Graduate Research Assistant at Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz, Germany. His inspiring talk motivated students to explore pure sciences as a promising career path and nurture a spirit of inquiry and innovation.

The club office bearers were inducted and awarded badges, marking the beginning of a year filled with activities promoting scientific temperament, environmental awareness, art, culture, and social responsibility.

Adding a sustainable touch to the event, students continued creating beautiful wall art using recycled water bottle caps, showcasing creativity with a purpose.

Celebrating the Special Bond of Fatherhood!

Royal Public School organized a joyful Father's Day celebration for the fathers of our Kindergarten students. The event was filled with fun and engaging activities designed to strengthen the bond between fathers and their little ones. From drawing and role-playing to exciting games, fathers enthusiastically participated alongside their children, creating cherished memories. The celebration was made even more special with delightful moments captured at the photo booth.

Here are a few glimpses from the memorable Father's Day celebration at RPS!

International Day of Yoga 2026 was observed at RPS with the theme "Yoga for Healthy Ageing." Emphasis was placed on practicing yoga for a healthy life, and students demonstrated several asanas during the morning assembly to promote fitness, flexibility, and wellbeing. The program highlighted the importance of lifelong yoga practice for physical and mental health.

Continuing their efforts to create awareness about noise pollution, RPS students took up the “No Honking” initiative. They actively distributed and pasted awareness stickers on vehicles at traffic signals, encouraging motorists to adopt responsible road habits and contribute to a quieter, healthier environment.

Kudos to our young changemakers for promoting a culture of civic responsibility and environmental consciousness!

“Catch them young” – nurturing sensitivity towards nature from an early age!

A series of engaging activities were organized for the Pre-Primary students at RPS. Play Group and Pre-Nursery children explored the components of nature through colouring and painting activities. LKG students presented a meaningful skit on saving Mother Earth, while UKG students experienced a Mini Butterfly Forest, discovering the beauty of flora and fauna. They also connected with nature through tree plantation activities and learned to embrace and care for trees.

A wonderful step towards raising environmentally conscious young minds.

Catch them young” – nurturing sensitivity towards nature from an early age!

A series of engaging activities were organized for the Pre-Primary students at RPS. Play Group and Pre-Nursery children explored the components of nature through colouring and painting activities. LKG students presented a meaningful skit on saving Mother Earth, and along with the UKG students visited a Butterfly park , discovering the beauty of flora and fauna. They also connected with nature through tree plantation activities and learned to embrace and care for trees.

A wonderful step towards raising environmentally conscious young minds.

Our RPS students took a meaningful step towards environmental awareness by presenting a street play at the public park near Sarakki Lake, JP Nagar. Through their impactful performance, they highlighted the importance of water conservation, reducing plastic usage, and controlling noise pollution.

Kudos to Team RPS for their commitment to creating a greener and more sustainable future. May these young minds continue to nurture their sensitivity towards nature and inspire positive change throughout their lives.