Assembly (Grade I-II)

 "A child deserves a champion - a teacher 

Who will never give up on them, 

who understands the power of connection and insists that they become the best that they can possible be."

 Special assembly by Grade 1&2 was conducted where a  radio show, A  talk with RPSGOS Chairperson ma'am, Dr.Pavitra Rao and CEO Sir, Er.Manish Rao was showcased.

The power of radio is not that it speaks to millions,But that it speaks intimately and privately to each one of those millions.Anchors took the stage and offered a lively introduction of the assembly. Assembly was started by Gayatri Mantra proceeding by prayer song then radio show in which students of grade II became RJs , Chairperson Maam and CEO Sir. It was a special talk with these unique personalities of RPS. In between, students also perform advertisements, jokes, and news, and special effects were added by the choir group in between the talk show. Students of Grade I and II presented a beautiful dance with the help of which they showed the real picture of the country with aimed that one have to became like Mother Teresa, Dr.APJ Abdul Kalam instead of becoming doctors and engineers only.

The assembly ended with a stunning dance performance on "Vande Matram".

Our Honourable Principal Ma'am, Ms. Shiva Yadav appreciated the efforts and the hard work put in by the little ones and also encouraged the teamwork of teachers for organising a super talk show under the supervision of wing head Ms. Ramanveer Kaur.
























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