Senior Wing

‘There are some things crucial to this world and without them the world would cease to exist as we currently know it. As food and water are to the individual, so is construction to society.’  On 22 July 2019, RPS International School, Sector- 50, had conducted a workshop on ‘The Opportunity in Construction Industry’. The motive of the workshop was to facilitate children to make them aware on the career possibility in the construction industries.  The speaker,                  Ms. Monalisa, an expert on the architecture, revealed several amazing facts, displaying some informative videos. The team conducted some activities involving children and asked them some questions based on the workshop at the end. The session ended with prize distribution.

RPS salutes the team of ISRO scientists for their having successfully launched ‘CHANDRAYAAN-2’ the indigenous project costing least in the history of space mission-an exemplary accomplishment among the contemporary countries. Jai Jawan ! Jai Kisan ! Jai Vigyaan ! Heartiest Congratulations To All The Indians Around The Globe!

Kashish, an RPS prodigy from class XI (Commerce) has a vision and complement it with planning and hard work. Apart from academics, she plays Chess. It helps her in focussing and developing creativity. Playing chess builds her confidence and learn how to remain calm under pressure. Recently, Kashish did us proud by securing 12th position in the merit list while rubbing shoulders with 500 strong players in the Commonwealth Chess Championship that was held in Delhi from 30 th , June  to 7 th , July, 2019 at Leela Convention Hotel. She was also selected for the Asian Level. She also, secured 5th position with a cash prize of   ₹ 5100 in open smart girls Chess tournament among 250 players all over India. Kashish won State Chess Championship, Panchkula and was awarded a Bronze medal along with certificate. She got selected for the National Chess Championship. Great feat Kashish ! Keep Soaring Higher ! The RPS family is proud of you !

The versatile dance of RPS Sector-50, proved their mettle in Intra RPS dance competition where they set the stage on fire with their enchanting moves. Along with 3rd position they won the hearts of the audience with their gleaming smiles. The RPS team also brought laurels for the ‘Best Make Up’. All we will say is that 'It is just the beginning; we have moves miles to go.'

Sudoku is a logic based numerical puzzle .Though the solving rules are simple, the reasoning power behind the correct solution can be very difficult. The complexity of each puzzle can be adapted to fit any age. Sudoku activity was performed today in the school where children were given Sudoku puzzles to solve; Students by their critical thinking used different methods to solve a Sudoku puzzle using logical reasoning. Patience and perseverance have a magical effect before which difficulties disappear and obstacles vanish. It is a game of boxes but children exposed to think outside the boxes. All students enjoyed solving Sudoku puzzles to the fullest and was a productive use of time.

After writing a saga of excellence across South Haryana, RPS Group of Schools has already made a grand beginning with its majestic branches in Gurugram. With great pleasure and pride, we would like to share with all stakeholders that RPS-50, Gurugram has been granted affiliation for the Senior Secondary level by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), Delhi vide Affiliation Number 531642. With renewed vigour and optimism and your unconditional faith in us, let us keep marching towards a glorious future.

The metal fists and fiery punches of *Sahil Bhardwaj, a proud RPSian of class XI,* made him shine the brightest in the District Level Tournament in Boxing organized in Gurugram, where more than 100 boxers participated. Sahil's power packed performance got him *Gold Medal* in 60-63 Kg category. *Bravo Sahil! Way to go!* The RPS Family is proud of you!

We at RPS know that education becomes all the more effective when it comes to “learning by doing”. An educational exhibition was conducted by RPSians today on the importance of Solar Energy – an infinite resource. They showcased the uses of this renewable source in generating electricity at a low cost. Students explained the process of installing the Solar Power panels on the roof tops through their working models. They displayed and explained the solar energy technology in a very practical and effective way. All knows without Sun there will be no life on Earth. It was an enriching experience that made everyone aware of the usage of Solar energy in generating electricity ,Making solar heaters, cookers and a lot more in a practical and remarkable way.

Mango is arguably the most loved fruit in India. To celebrate this love, a mango festival was organised in RPS International School, Sector 50. It was an Interhouse Chef competition between the Primary and Middle Wing students. Our upcoming chefs shared the recepies of different kinds of mango based desserts, main course dishes, shakes by adding their own touch. ... RPSians were at their enthusiastic best. It was a neck-to-neck fight in culinary skills which was real fun to watch. The judges were the Principal and Head Mistress of the school. Every child utilized his/her skill to excel but certainly someone has to be crowned as the winner. Kalpana Chawla House won the first prize. Second position was bagged by Mother Teresa House. Abdul Kalam and Ramanjuan House held third and fourth position respectively in the primary wing. In the middle wing, the winner was Ramanujan House and Kalpana Chawla House. The venue was drenched in the yummiest flavors of multiple variety of Mango reci

RPS International School, Sector 50 Gurugram buzzed with excitement and there was a vibgyoric ambience on Monday,8 July,2019 as the teachers welcomed the students after summer break. It was a moment to reverberate them with a sense of novelty, eagerness and aspiration. Ms Pranu led morning exercise emphasizing the importance of work out in students’ life. Ruchi Madan introduced the theme of special assembly. Afterward, a group of teachers chanted the Gayatri Mantra and covert ... ly taught them significance of spirituality that helps students in developing the concentration and memory. Ms Shruti and Ms Savita Bhardwaj facilitated them with ‘thoughts of the day’. Ruchi Madan introduced a musical drama depicting the theme which was enacted by Ms Pooja, Ms Dimple, Ms Shaoni, Ms Preeti and Mr Ravinder. They succeed in instilling the sense of art and performance through their marvelous act. Another scintillating group song performance was led by Mr Yuvraj who enthralled the audience. Ms P

Fire safety is the most important consideration of a building safety. In the last few years , until 2017, India has recorded an average of over 2000  deaths annually  due to fire accidents. Fire safety means the precautions that can be taken to prevent or reduce the probability of fire which may result in damage, injury or even casualties. A training session in this regards was conducted in our school by "Mace Group", a UK based company. Mock drill was conducted to make everyone aware about how to act in cases of emergencies. In a dire situation, usually people die of being panic and not because of fire. If we remember "Fire Suppression Techniques" during high rising temperature, lack of oxygen or getting chocked, we can save ourselves and others too. Fire destruction is a one Man's job but Fire prevention is Everybody's job.

It is rightly said that teaching is learning twice over. Hence, teachers are meant to be consistent learners. We at RPS understand how crucial it is for teachers to speak English correctly in order to enhance the global competency of our students. With the same objective Mr. Vipin Sharma, the Academic Director, RPS Group of schools conducted an enlightening session on 'Educating the Educator' for the entire faculty at RPS-50. After a warm welcome, Mr. Sharma started his session foc ussing on common mistakes in English in our day to day conversation and also discussed the basic grammar while correcting those mistakes.  Teachers were provided handouts containing interestingly challenging exercises which were discussed at length. Interspersed with tiny jokes, the lively session went on for more than two hours. The resource person attended the queries of the participants enthusiastically. The session got wrapped up with the feedback of the participants and proposing the vote of t