KC Public School

It was a Grand Parents Day today (Feb 18) at the Junior Wing of KC Public School. It was a really wonderful occasion on which our children and their grand parents enjoyed themselves a great deal. Here is a link to our YouTube channel where you can watch a short video of the occasion.

Grand Parents Day 2025 KCPS (JUNIOR WING) GRAND PARENTS DAY 2025 – FEBRUARY 18What a delight it is for our children of early years to have their grand parents with them in school! ...

KC PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS' COUNCIL ELECTIONS CONDUCTED ELECTRONICALLY FOR THE FIRST TIME - AUG 1, 2023
We are proud of the fact that our senior students Himank Pandoh and Agastya Bajaj have successfully evolved an EVM (Electronic Voting Machine) which is being used to elect representatives for the School Students' Council. Here are some pictures of the event conducted today morning.

EXHIBITION ON ROUND SQUARE IDEAL OF ENVIRONMENTALISM AT KC PUBLIC SCHOOL
KCPS students organised an exhibition on July 29, 2023 on a significant ideal of the Round Square, namely, ‘Environmentalism’. Every year, students of the school focus on a relevant theme based on the six Principles of the Round Square and 12 tenets of the Round Square Discovery Framework (RSDF) and work on a wide variety of projects based on the theme in all the subjects including performing and creative arts. The exhibition aims at showcasing these projects in the form of a compact show for the benefit of parents and invited visitors. This year too, the exhibition was held in the complex housing school library, Junior School IT lab, studios of the Art Arcade, School Art Gallery and performing art rooms such as dance and vocal music.
Vinakshi Koul, JKAS, Deputy Labour Commissioner, UT of J&K, inaugurated the exhibition and visited all the sections displaying students’ creative work on the theme of environmentalism. A large number of parents also patronized the exhibition and interacted with students manning various subject-based exhibits consisting of working models, charts, booklets, posters and comic strips, Performing items in the exhibition consisted of a group dance, a group song and an Urdu Mushaira underpinning the urgent need for conserving planet Earth and its environment.
The students led exhibition was managed extremely efficiently by a sizable number of volunteers who enlightened the visitors about the Round Square educational ideology with its six major Principles and the relevance of the theme for the contemporary world threatened by the challenges of climate change and man-made disasters.
School Chairman Raju Chowdhary, Vice Chairman Arjun Chowdhary, Managing Director Arti Chowdhary and Principal Amarendra Kumar Mishra congratulated the staff and students for putting up an excellent show.

KC PUBLIC SCHOOL JUNIOR WING CHILDREN PUT UP RSDF EXHIBITION 2022
On August 8, children of Junior Wing of KCPS put up an exhibition on the implementation of 12 tenets of RSDF in the school across a large array of activities, both academic and co-curricular. Parents visited the exhibition and enjoyed viewing the exhibition that included music and dance performances,

MAKING POSTERS & BANNERS FOR CONSERVATION OF ENVIRONMENT AWARENESS PROGRAMME DUE ON MAY 30, 2022
KCPS students & teachers are busy these days, making posters & banners for the Conservation of Environment Awareness Programme they are launching on May 30 at Rajinder Park on Canal Road with support from JMC. The activity is being launched under the aegis of KC Paryavaran Sadan - a students led undertaking to promote and propagate the ENVIRONMENTALISM Ideal of the Round Square.

KCEANS ATTEND VIRTUAL CONFERENCE HOSTED BY RIVERDALE SCHOOL, NEW YORK
Five Kceans, namely, Stuti Shar, Harsh*ta Manhas, Mrinmay Mehta, Arushi Pandita and A***n Mahajan attended the RS conference hosted by Riverdale School, New York. The theme of the conference was, ‘Democracy: The Voice of the People’. Our Social Science Teacher Deepti Ma’am also attended the conference as teacher delegate.
Takeaways
The conference was really enlightening and was attended by many students from all around the world, We were divided into multiple small groups and were assigned separate breakout rooms in-between the main presentations to discuss on a variety of topics, such as whose voices are or are not heard in a democracy, how education plays a role in political participation and how it affects the way we express ourselves.
One of the main presenters, Miss Ophelia Watahomigie shared insights on the connection between democracy and education through the stories of her tribe, the Havasupai. She talked about life in the Canyon lands and the ‘Tribal Digital Divide’. Her idea that ‘Inclusion is paramount’ was particularly thought provoking and inspiring.
The second keynote speaker, Miss Antoinette Quarshie spoke about how she had grown up in different countries and about her experience of teaching girls from different parts of the world. She spoke about how culture impacts education and elaborated on the importance of storytelling. While speaking, she quoted Bell Hooks- “To educate is the practice of freedom”. The three-hour long conference was immaculately organized. All in all, it was an enriching experience!
Stuti Dhar

The keynote speakers talked about democratic education in which everyone gets the same access to education in which teachers and learners share equal responsibilities. Democratic education models both equality and equity at the same time. They also told us about the importance of sharing stories. Every culture has its own stories which are shared as a means of entertainment. The hosts of the conference also told us that education is a powerful tool that can teach us how to think and how it has been used by some as a tool of indoctrination by teaching specific stories and narratives to impose on students a specific perspective. The issue lies in when we are taught what to think and not how to think. There is a fine line here. The conference was amazing and I really enjoyed being a part of it!
Harsh*ta Manhas

It is an admitted fact that there is an intimate relationship between democracy and education. In a democracy, education is given primacy, for it is pre-requisite for the survival and success of the former. Similarly, education fosters a democratic temper in the minds of people. Democratic values like liberty, equality, fraternity justice, dignity of individual, co-operation, sharing of responsibility etc. are applied to education to make it more effective, meaningful, relevant and useful.
Arushi Pandita

The conference gave us the opportunity to discuss the importance of education and our rights and duties as a citizen. Education serves as a powerful tool which helps us throughout our lives. It helps in building a perfect mind-set of a child. We also learnt the importance of storytelling. We came to know that storytelling is a cultural activity which has moral implications. Storytelling brings language learning alive and creates a participatory and immersive experience that allows us to enjoy hearing the language in a dynamic, sometimes stylistic and entertaining way. It is a unique way for students to develop an understanding, respect and appreciation for other cultures, and can promote a positive attitude to people from different lands, races and religions. Overall the meeting was a success and we learnt many things. I loved to be the part of such an interactive conference.
Mrinmay Mehta

The conference highlighted the key point that democracy is a way of life where problems are solved through discussion, deliberation, persuasion and transaction of views instead of distrust and conflict. It is an order in which every individual gets limitless opportunities to blossom according to his/her potentialities and in which power and responsibilities are shared on a mutual basis.
A***n Mahajan

KCEANS TAKE PART IN MATH CONFERENCE HOSTED BY BPS PILANI
Five Kceans, namely, Gaurang Dhar, Praney Sharma, Nirnay Raina, Vanshika Bhat and Hitika Pandita took part in online Mathematics based collaborative Conference hosted by Birla Public School Pilani.
The project involved the relationship of mathematics with historical monuments. Each school was given pre-conference work. They were allotted one country and one state to present their learning to the peers in the form of 2 minutes’ presentation in which they were asked to study the shapes and angles of a monument, history of its making, emperor who made it and the era in which it came into existence. Kceans were given Tripura and Austria to research on and it was very interesting to do the research. Sangeeta Jain Ma’am also attended the Conference.

Takeaways
The guidance of Sangeeta Ma’am and the teamwork of KCPS helped us to do well in the conference. It was an informative conference with a dynamic anchor Kartik Dev Chauhan. I really liked the speech of Dr. Preety Tripathi. She taught some fabulous mathematical concepts in her own way. It was like a world full of mathematics and history. I liked it very much and hope for such events in future also.
Nirnay Raina

It was such a great privilege to participate in the Maths conference. The schools from India and overseas were very active and creative and the diversity in the meeting was mind-blowing. Getting to know about different opinions on maths and historical facts was amazing. We learned a lot and these opportunities are also making us very patient as we not only share our opinions but also acknowledge others’ points of view. I am definitely looking forward to embracing our learning and experiences and doing better each time. That's the motto of KCEANS.
Vanshika Bhat

Math gives us hope that every problem has a solution. This conference made us realise that we should not take math as burden. Rather we should take it as a game.
Praney Sharma

It was my first Round Square Conference and it has skyrocketed my confidence
Hitika Pandita

Being the first timer in RS conference, I was quite nervous but the friendly atmosphere in barazza session made me feel very comfortable and helped me gain a new perspective.
Gaurang Dhar