Vishal Bharti Public School

A “Place Value House” activity was conducted for the students of Class II to help them understand the concept of place value in a fun and interactive manner. Children created a house comprising three rooms for each depicting the concept of Ones, Tens and Hundreds.

Children wrote digit in the room corresponding to its number, which helped them to understand how digits change on the basis of their position. Through this activity, children gained confidence and at the same time it enhanced their understanding of number concepts.

The students of Pre-School had a joyful and enriching experience in the school play area on 12th May, 2026. They spent delightful hours on riders, in the ball pool and exploring the caterpillar tunnel.This activity enabled the students to enhance their gross motor skills and sensory-motor development. It also encouraged teamwork and cooperation. The activity was a perfect blend of fun and learning, leaving our little ones with a big smile.

The school campus came alive with joy and vibrancy as our little learners enthusiastically celebrated *Colour Week* from 4 May to 7 May 2026 for classes Pre-School to Pre-Primary. The week was organised to help students recognise and appreciate different colours through engaging hands-on activities.
Each day was dedicated to a special colour and the children arrived dressed in bright Red, Yellow, Blue and Green outfits that beautifully matched the daily theme. Through art, food, stories and playful activities, the students explored the colourful world around them while developing their observation skills and creativity.
The classrooms echoed with laughter, excitement and cheerful energy throughout the celebration. Overall, Colour Week was a fun-filled, joyful and enriching experience for the students.

*Diplomacy came to life at Vishal Bharti Public School, Paschim Vihar!*

MUN brought together young diplomats from various institutions and nearly 180 participants for two days of high-energy debate and negotiation across six dynamic committees. From the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) to the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), delegates tackled pressing global issues shaped by today’s geopolitical realities. The conference stood as a powerful display of youth voice, critical thinking and collaboration.

The conference truly came alive with ideas, energy and impact. A huge congratulations to all the participants and winners for their outstanding performances and a special shoutout to Prestige Convent School, Rohini, for clinching the Highest Delegation award — a well-deserved recognition of excellence in diplomacy!

“Hands that craft, minds that learn,each step helps knowledge to grow.......”

To make learning of grammar more enjoyable and interesting, the “Flower Power Garden” activity was organised for the students of Class II. The aim of this activity was to introduce the correct usage of the articles ‘a’ and ‘an’. By integrating art with language learning, students were encouraged to actively participate and express their understanding creatively.

Each student was asked to create two paper flowers—one depicting the use of article ‘a’ and the other article ‘an’. The flowers were made using coloured paper and each petal of the flower was used to write words associated with the respective articles.
The hands-on approach helped the children to grasp the concept more effectively. It also encouraged creativity, participation and collaborative learning.

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