Winners of Intra RPS Youth Parliament

Coming to school after a rejuvenating winter break is exciting indeed and this was pretty much visible on the beaming faces of RPSians in the Morning Assembly on January 16th.
After an invigorating warm up session, students began the day with chanting of Gayatri Mantra and Prayer followed by regular Assembly features.Harshit Mehra, the school Vice Head Boy, welcomed his peers with a motivational talk on hopes, aspirations and new beginnings. The music department got one and all indulged in the mesmerizing rendition of 'Mercy is falling'.
Principal ma'am gave away prizes to the winners of Intra RPS Youth Parliament.
In her address, she welcomed the students back to school, urging them to gear up for upcoming Sports Day, without compromising on their studies. After that she also motivated the students to participate in RPS Olympiad 2020.

 The assembly got wrapped up with the National Anthem.




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