The Inter House Dance Competition, Global Grooves Dance Fiesta, was held on Tuesday, 28th April 2026, in the Hall of Celebration as part of Diversity Week. Students of Class VIII from all eight houses participated with great enthusiasm and energy.

The event beautifully highlighted cultural diversity while encouraging teamwork and creative expression. Each house presented a performance based on a different country, thoughtfully blending traditional and modern dance forms. The competition also served as a meaningful learning experience, helping students understand global traditions, appreciate varied cultures, and develop respect for diversity—reinforcing the spirit of unity in diversity.

The esteemed judging panel for the event comprised Mr. Nishit Jain, Ms. Sushmita Gayen, and Ms. Deepti Mangal—all educators with a strong passion for dance.

Principal Dr. Mala Gupta appreciated the efforts of the young performers and encouraged them with her inspiring words. She also expressed her commitment to creating more such opportunities for students to showcase their talents.

The performances were captivating and left the audience spellbound with their rhythm and grace.

The result was:
1st Position- Endeavour and Freedom
2nd Position- Amity and Equality
3rd Position- Unity and Forward
4th position- Felicity and Peace

The event concluded on a joyful note, celebrating dance as a powerful expression of unity, culture, and harmony. View Full Gallery →

On Monday, April 20, 2026, the students of Class 10 B organized an inspiring assembly for Earth Day titled “The Power of Little Choices.” Through an engaging skit and a moving poem, students highlighted the urgent reality of climate change and pollution. The central message was clear: big changes start with small, everyday habits like saving water, reducing plastic, and conserving energy.

The assembly also celebrated our school’s commitment to the environment. Students showcased our Green Space, including the herbal garden and our on-site waste disposal machine. By highlighting the school’s active Environment Club and successful plantation drives, the presenters showed that sustainable living is already a core part of our school culture and a source of great pride.

To conclude the event, our Principal Ma’am praised the students' efforts and urged everyone to become "ambassadors of change." She emphasized that sustainability must move beyond the classroom and into our homes and communities. The assembly left a lasting impression, proving that when we all make better "little choices," we can collectively build a healthier, more sustainable planet. View Full Gallery →

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. View Full Gallery →

On April 18, 2026, our school celebrated World Heritage Day with great enthusiasm. This year’s theme, “Living Heritage and Emergency Response,” taught us that heritage is much more than old buildings. It includes our traditions, our environment, and the personal stories that make us who we are. The event helped students understand why it is so important to protect these treasures, especially during difficult times like natural disasters or climate change.

The highlight of the day was the creative video presentations made by our talented students for the INTACH competition. They explored a wide range of topics, from the grand architecture of Sheesh Mahal and Jantar Mantar to unique traditions like Kabuttarbazi. Some students even shared their personal stories - "The Memoire of My Grandpa," while others focused on the future with projects like "Plastic Free Tomorrow." These videos showed that heritage is all around us—in nature, in our families, and in our daily habits.

The celebration was packed with energy and learning. Students participated in a fun Heritage Quiz that tested their knowledge and kept everyone engaged. We were also lucky to have a young author join us to share insights on the art of storytelling. To wrap up the event, our Principal, Ms. Mala Gupta, and HOD of Social Science, Ms. Shuchi Bajaj, gave inspiring speeches. They encouraged everyone to take pride in our country’s rich culture and to work together to preserve it for the generations to come. View Full Gallery →

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. View Full Gallery →

A grand and memorable Platinum Jubilee Annual Day and Prize Giving Ceremony was organised at Springdales School, Pusa Road, to celebrate 75 years of excellence in education while providing a platform for students to showcase their talents and achievements. The programme reflected the school’s commitment to holistic development, creativity, and global awareness.

The event was graced by the esteemed Chief Guest, Dr. Kheya Bhattacharya, former Ambassador to Morocco. The Headmistress, Mrs. Soma Banerjee, extended a warm welcome, and the School Principal, Dr. Mala Gupta, addressed the gathering, highlighting the importance of nurturing confident, compassionate, and globally aware learners.

The ceremony commenced with the Prize Distribution, where students were recognised for their academic excellence, co-curricular achievements, and overall development. The awards celebrated not only scholastic success but also creativity, discipline, and active participation.

The highlight of the programme was a captivating ballet dance drama presented by students of Classes IV and V. The performance brought alive the richness of global cultures, taking the audience on a journey across countries such as Africa, Japan, Norway, India, and Australia. It reflected the idea of learning from different cultures and adopting their best practices, including gender equality, the spirit of Ubuntu (togetherness), protection of marine life, and preservation of flora and fauna. The event also featured a variety of cultural performances, including music and skits, which showcased the students’ confidence, creativity, and teamwork.

The programme created a vibrant atmosphere filled with enthusiasm, artistic expression, and meaningful learning. The active participation of the students reflected their dedication and growing understanding of global perspectives. Such experiences play an important role in nurturing appreciation for diversity, encouraging self-expression, and promoting collaborative learning.

The Annual Day was meaningfully aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly SDG 4 – Quality Education and SDG 10 – Reduced Inequalities, as it promoted inclusive learning and encouraged students to respect and value cultural diversity.

Overall, the Platinum Jubilee Annual Day was successfully conducted and proved to be a rich and inspiring experience for all. By blending learning with celebration, the programme reinforced the school’s vision of nurturing well-rounded individuals equipped to thrive in an interconnected world. View Full Gallery →

The 103rd birth anniversary of Padma Shri Dr. Rajni Kumar, Founder Principal of Springdales School Pusa Road, was commemorated with deep respect and admiration on 5th March 2026. The occasion celebrated the life and legacy of a visionary educationist whose ideals continue to guide the Springdalian community.

The event began with a floral tribute to Dr. Kumar by the Principal, Dr. Mala Gupta, Guests, Parents, Alumni and Staff Members. In her address, Dr. Mala Gupta reflected on Dr. Kumar’s vision of nurturing socially conscious and compassionate individuals. She urged students to uphold the Springdalian ethos and strive to make a positive difference in society. This programme was a culmination of a week-long celebration titled ‘The Joy of Giving’, that saw students participating in a plethora of activities from tree planation, pet prade, letter writing to sweet gestures of sharing cupcakes with their peers.

Dr. Usha Ram, Manager Springdales Pusa Road, Members of the Management Prof. Irfan Habib, Dr. Chandrachur Singh and Dr. Noor Fatima Sheikh along with the alumni, joined in remembering Dr. Rajni Kumar's remarkable contribution to education, her lifelong commitment to the values of peace, inclusivity and social responsibility.

Staff members and Junior students paid homage through a cultural presentation that included songs, dance performances and reflections inspired by Dr. Kumar’s philosophy. View Full Gallery →

A vibrant and engaging *Cultural Morning* was organised for the students with the aim of introducing young learners to the beauty and diversity of global cultures in an interactive and age-appropriate manner. This year’s programme focused on the rich cultural heritage of *Russia, India, and South Africa*, offering students an opportunity to explore traditions and lifestyles from different parts of the world.

The event brought these cultures to life through a delightful blend of poems, skits, dances, and short presentations. Students were familiarised with the traditional attire, customs, food habits, festivals, and everyday lifestyles of Russia, India, and South Africa. Dressed in traditional costumes, the children enthusiastically shared interesting facts and cultural insights. They also spoke confidently about each country through brief presentations highlighting distinctive foods, celebrations, and cultural practices.

The programme created a lively atmosphere filled with creativity, enthusiasm, and joyful learning. The active participation of the students reflected careful preparation and a growing curiosity about the world beyond their immediate surroundings. Such experiences help nurture awareness, appreciation, and respect for cultural diversity while encouraging creativity, self-expression, and collaborative learning among young learners.

The Cultural Morning was meaningfully aligned with the *Sustainable Development Goals, particularly **SDG 4 – Quality Education* and *SDG 10 – Reduced Inequalities*, as it promoted inclusive learning and encouraged students to value and respect cultural diversity from an early age.

Overall, the Cultural Morning was successfully conducted and proved to be a meaningful and enriching experience for the students. By blending learning with creativity and celebration, the programme broadened students’ perspectives and enabled them to appreciate different cultures while enjoying the learning process in a joyful and inclusive environment. View Full Gallery →