Salwan Public School, Tronica City, Ghaziabad
Agriculture Workshop
An Agriculture Workshop was conducted at SPS TDSC on 19 August 2026. The workshop, themed ‘Modern Agriculture, Sustainable Farming & Entrepreneurship’, explored emerging agricultural techniques, sustainable farming practices, nutrition and entrepreneurial opportunities. The resource persons were Ms Sunita Madan, Mr Murtaza Hasan – IARI, and Mr Vinod Kumar – IARI. The objective of the workshop was to introduce participants to modern, sustainable and technology-driven approaches to agriculture and highlight how agriculture can become a source of healthy food, innovation, employment and entrepreneurship.
The workshop covered a range of contemporary agricultural practices and opportunities. Participants were introduced to microgreens as superfoods, with a focus on their nutritional value, easy cultivation and growing importance in healthy diets. The session also explored agriculture as an entrepreneurial opportunity, highlighting how innovative farming practices, value-added products and market-oriented thinking can create sustainable business opportunities. Modern farming systems such as hydroponics, aquaponics and mushroom cultivation were discussed, demonstrating how food can be produced efficiently with controlled resources and limited space. The workshop also introduced advanced nursery techniques for healthy plant propagation and better crop establishment, with emphasis on improved practices for efficient and quality plant production.
The workshop provided an informative and practical overview of modern agriculture and its emerging opportunities. It encouraged participants to understand agriculture not only as traditional farming but also as a field of innovation, sustainability, healthy living and entrepreneurship.
Salwan Junior School, Naraina
Fire Safety Training Workshop
A fire safety training workshop was conducted at SJS Naraina on 03 August 2026 by two officials from the Fire Department Training Squad to create awareness about fire prevention, safety measures and emergency protocols.
The workshop was attended by the students of Classes IV and V, MTS and Office Staff. The officials explained the different types of fire extinguishers, including Class A, B and C extinguishers, and demonstrated their appropriate usage for different types of fires.
The staff members were given practical knowledge and hands-on training on how to handle and operate fire extinguishers safely and effectively during an emergency. The officials also explained important fire safety protocols, precautions and the appropriate response to fire-related situations.
The session was an informative and practical learning experience. The training enhanced the participants’ awareness and preparedness to respond calmly and effectively in the event of a fire emergency.
CT & AI Regional Workshop
A CT & AI Regional Workshop, organised by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), was held at K.R. Mangalam World School, Greater Kailash-II, New Delhi on 25th August 2026. Ms. Geeta Choudhary and HOS Ms. Sonia Wadhwa from SJS Naraina, attended the workshop.
The sessions focused on strengthening the integration of Computational Thinking (CT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in school education, with emphasis on logical thinking, reasoning, problem-solving, inquiry and interdisciplinary learning. Participants explored practical strategies to develop CT through puzzles, patterns, investigations and classroom activities.
A significant highlight was the regional recognition of the school’s innovative CT and AI practices. Among approximately 80 district-level presentations, only 15 were shortlisted for the Regional Conference. HOS Ms. Sonia Wadhwa represented the school at the Gallery Walk, showcasing its innovative practices. The workshop reinforced the importance of collaborative and future-ready education.
Salwan Public School, Rajendra Nagar
CBSE Capacity Building Workshop on Gender Sensitisation in Schools
A CBSE Capacity Building Workshop on ‘Gender Sensitisation in Schools’ was organised at SPS RN on 22 August 2026 to enhance educators’ understanding of gender equality, inclusion and the creation of safe, equitable and respectful learning environments. The workshop was facilitated by Dr. Meenakshi Gupta, Principal, S.D. Public School, and Dr. Heemal Handoo Bhat, Principal, Hans Raj Model School, Delhi.
Through interactive discussions, reflection exercises, case studies and group activities, participants explored gender stereotypes, unconscious biases, gender identity, transgender inclusion, gender-sensitive language and inclusive classroom practices. The sessions also examined power relationships, gender-based violence, bullying and the role of schools in promoting dignity, respect and equal opportunities.
The workshop highlighted the importance of creating a whole-school culture of inclusion through equitable access to resources, gender-sensitive pedagogy, supportive policies and meaningful participation for all learners. It also emphasised teachers’ role in promoting students’ emotional well-being by remaining approachable, empathetic and non-judgmental, while strengthening collaboration with parents.
The workshop was an enriching learning experience that encouraged educators to reflect on their practices and work collectively towards building a more inclusive, sensitive and equitable school environment.
Rakshasutram – Threads of Gratitude, Bonds of Protection
SPS RN organised ‘Rakshasutram – Threads of Gratitude, Bonds of Protection’ on Tuesday, 18 August 2026 at Janak Juneja Hall to honour the selfless service and dedication of Delhi Police officers. Principal Smt. Priyanka Barara extended a green welcome to all and felicitated the accomplished officers for their exemplary bravery, dedication and outstanding service in maintaining law and order, ensuring women safety, and serving the community beyond the call of duty.
The programme was graced by Sh. Devesh Kumar Srivastava, IPS, Special Commissioner of Police, as the Chief Guest, along with Sh. Madhur Verma, IPS, Joint Commissioner of Police, Central District, Sh. Rohit Rajbir Singh, IPS, Deputy Commissioner of Police Central District, Sh. Rishi Kumar, IPS, Additional DCP, Central and Sh. Prashant Chaudhary, IPS, Additional DCP-II, Central as distinguished guests. The event commenced with a warm welcome and lamp lighting ceremony, followed by the felicitation of the distinguished officers.
An insightful presentation by Sh. Devesh Kumar Srivastava sensitised students about cyber safety, online frauds, cyberbullying, gaming addiction and drug abuse, encouraging them to make responsible and healthy choices. This was followed by an interactive session with the students, where they actively engaged with the Special Commissioner, asked questions and shared their concerns and perspectives on digital safety, peer pressure and responsible citizenship. A vibrant cultural programme featuring a patriotic medley by the school choir and classical dance performances added to the spirit of the occasion.
The highlight was the Rakhi-tying ceremony, symbolising gratitude and the bond of protection between students and the guardians in khaki.
Headmistress Smt. Rashi Oberoi proposed the Vote of Thanks, expressing gratitude to the Delhi Police for their invaluable contribution towards ensuring safety and for serving as an inspiration to young learners. The programme came to a close with the National Anthem.
Interactive session with renowned author Smt. Shobha Tharoor Srinivasan
Students of classes V-VIII of SPS RN had the enriching opportunity to participate in an engaging and interactive session with renowned author Smt. Shobha Tharoor Srinivasan at Salwan Public School, Mayur Vihar, on 17 August 2026.
The session revolved around the author’s literary journey and her latest book, Bird/Dog, which beautifully explores themes of diversity, friendship, empathy, and emotional growth. Through captivating storytelling and meaningful discussions, Smt. Srinivasan encouraged students to appreciate different perspectives and develop a deeper understanding of human emotions.
Students interacted with the author, asked insightful questions, and gained valuable inspiration from her experiences as a writer. The session not only fostered a love for reading and literature but also reinforced important values of compassion, inclusion, and kindness.
