The social work department of Springdales School, Pusa road contributed reusable and good quality furniture to Sewa Dham Sewa Mandir Foundation which runs schools for underprivileged children across Delhi , NCR. Donating old furniture to an NGO is a meaningful act of social responsibility that extends the life of usable resources while supporting those in need. Furniture that is no longer required by one person or institution can provide comfort, dignity, and functionality to children, families, schools, shelters, or community centers served by NGOs.

This initiative also promotes environmental sustainability by reducing waste and encouraging the reuse of valuable materials. More importantly, it instills in students and community members the values of compassion, gratitude, and responsible citizenship. Through such contributions, we learn that even simple acts of sharing can make a lasting difference in improving lives and building a more caring and inclusive society. For event gallery Click here

Fifteen passionate Interactors from Springdales School, Pusa Road, participated in a highly impactful event featuring the screening of ‘Rabb Di Awaaz’—India’s first multi-inclusive movie—followed by an essay competition. Organized by the Centre for Study of Disability Inclusion at Janki Devi Memorial College on May 15, 2026, the event also saw vibrant participation from St. Thomas' School, Bal Bharati Public School, and Ridge Valley School.

The film shed light on critical themes such as disability awareness, social inclusion, emotional well-being, and combating depression. By sensitizing students to the daily challenges faced by individuals living with disabilities and mental health concerns, the movie left a profound impact. Through powerful storytelling and an inspiring narrative, it championed the values of empathy, acceptance, and the collective responsibility of building a truly inclusive society.

Following the screening, students channeled their inspiration into a competitive essay-writing session centered on the movie's core themes. They articulated thoughtful reflections on resilience, mental health advocacy, and the urgent need for systemic compassion and equal opportunities. Representing their school with pride, the Interactors showcased exceptional analytical skills and empathy, earning accolades for their insightful essays. The event proved to be a deeply enriching experience, igniting a renewed commitment among the youth to act as catalysts for positive social change For event gallery Click here

On Monday, 11 May 2026, fifteen students from Class VIII, accompanied by social worker Miss Jahnavi Yadav, conducted a community outreach visit to Dasghara, an adopted community of Springdales School. The initiative commenced with an orientation session to brief the student participants on the core objectives and scope of the "Adopt a Gran" project. Following the briefing, students engaged in structured, meaningful interactions with the community's elderly matriarchs, fostering intergenerational dialogue by listening to their personal histories and experiences.

The visit concluded with the successful distribution of essential monthly rations to the beneficiaries, who expressed sincere appreciation for the initiative. The atmosphere was further enriched by a collaborative musical session between the students and the community members, ensuring the outreach initiative concluded on a highly positive and memorable note for all stakeholders involved. For event gallery Click here

Abhaar Diwas was celebrated with great enthusiasm on 2nd May at Springdales School, Pusa Road. The day was dedicated to expressing gratitude toward the support staff, who play a vital role in the smooth functioning of the school.

Students and teachers from all sections—junior, middle, and senior school—actively participated in the celebration. A special assembly was organized by Class X-E and the Wellbeing Department, highlighting the selfless efforts of the helping staff. A collective contribution was made, where both students and teachers voluntarily donated funds to present tokens of appreciation to the support staff. These thoughtful gifts served as a gesture of respect and recognition for their hard work and dedication. Dr. Mala Gupta (Principal, Springdales School, Pusa Road) addressed the support staff and students, expressing gratitude on behalf of the entire school community.

Adding a personal touch to the celebration, students across all grades created beautiful and heartfelt thank-you cards. Each card carried messages of appreciation, acknowledging the efforts of the support staff in maintaining the school environment and supporting daily activities.

The event was filled with warmth, smiles, and a strong sense of community. The support staff felt valued and honored, making the celebration truly meaningful. Abhaar Diwas successfully reinforced the importance of gratitude, respect, and empathy among students and staff alike. For event gallery Click here

Twenty-six students, accompanied by Mrs. Sonam Sachdeva and Mrs. Tripti Malhotra, attended Navpravah 2026, an Interact–Rotaract Youth Summit organized by Rotary International District 3011 on 18 April 2026 at the Yashobhoomi Convention Centre, Dwarka, New Delhi. The summit focused on leadership, service, community impact, networking, and inspiration.

The Youth Leadership Summit featured sessions and discussions designed to inspire and empower young attendees to think creatively and lead change.

Powerful sessions were delivered by distinguished speakers such as:

Ashneer Grover – Entrepreneur, Former Co-founder & MD of BharatPe, Shark Tank India Judge, Business Speaker & Investor

Ankur Warikoo – Entrepreneur, Co-founder & Former CEO of nearbuy.com, Content Creator, Motivational Speaker, Angel Investor & Author

Their insights, combined with the vibrant and engaging environment, made the event truly impactful. The grandeur of the venue, Yashobhoomi, further enhanced the overall experience and left a lasting impression on everyone present. For event gallery Click here

The SUPW Orientation Programme for Class XI was held on April 1 and 2, 2026, under the theme “Nurturing Compassionate Changemakers through Service.” The two-day programme was designed to help students connect with the idea of service and understand the world beyond their classrooms. Through interactive sessions, an engaging talk by the India Vision Foundation, and visits to organisations such as the Salaam Baalak Trust, the Open Shelter Home for Boys, the Young Women’s Christian Association, and the adopted communities of Dasghara and Todapur, students had the opportunity to observe and reflect on real-life situations. These experiences encouraged them to think more deeply about social, cultural, and community issues. The programme came to a close with students reflecting on their experiences and sharing their thoughts, making it a truly meaningful and enriching journey. For event gallery Click here

The 28th OSA Health Camp and Community Day, 2026 was successfully organized by the Old Springdalian Association (OSA) in collaboration with Springdales School, Pusa Road on 31st January, 2026. The camp extended its support to the staff of Springdales Schools at Pusa Road, Dhaula Kuan, and Chhatarpur Farms, along with the Grans of Dasghara under the Sandhar Adopt-a-Gran Project.

A team of 25 alumni doctors and medical professionals conducted health screenings, including blood pressure, blood sugar, height, weight, and general physical examinations. Individual consultations and interactive sessions emphasized the importance of preventive care and early detection.

The event concluded with a special assembly honoring the Founders of Springdales. Addresses by Dr. Mala Gupta (Principal, Pusa Road), Mrs. Preeti Mehra (Officiating Principal, Dhaula Kuan), and Dr. Jai Khullar (Alumnus Doctor) inspired participants, while all doctors were felicitated for their dedicated service.

This initiative was made possible through the generous support of the OSA, Springdales Schools, and the Sandhar Foundation, whose contributions ensured smooth execution. The enthusiastic involvement of student volunteers reflected their commitment to community service, making a meaningful difference in the lives of many and upholding the values of compassion and responsibility that define Springdales For event gallery Click here

The Interact volunteers of the Social Work Department at Springdales School, Pusa Road, actively participated in Winter Donation Week (27–31 January 2026), an initiative to collect warm clothing, blankets, and essential winter supplies for those in need. The week-long drive aimed to help economically disadvantaged families stay warm during winter, foster compassion, empathy, and social responsibility among students, and promote community service and teamwork within the school. Students across the school—juniors, middle, and senior sections—contributed woolen clothes for children, young girls and boys, adults, and the elderly, as well as beddings, blankets, shoes, toys, and board games.

The Interactors took responsibility for sorting, packing, and preparing the donations for dispatch, coordinating with resource persons from various NGOs to ensure distribution to homeless individuals, families in low-income communities, and residents of nearby shelters. Student volunteers were actively involved in every stage, from sorting and packing to loading the supplies. The collected items were sent to Arya Mahila Ashram (Home for Elderly Women), Goonj, Katyani Balika Ashram, Salaam Baalak Trust (Tis Hazari), Apna Ghar, and the Open Shelter Home, Paharganj, Delhi. For event gallery Click here