Quote of The Day
Booker T. Washington
“If you want to lift yourself up, lift up someone else.”
ABOUT DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL, BARAMULLA
Nestled in a scenic and serene surroundings at Delina, in a sprawling seven acre land DPS BARAMULLA has set for itself very high standards which aims at the all-round intellectual, emotional, physical, spiritual and aesthetic development of every student. The school offers innumerable facilities and opportunities for the students to explore and enjoy. The school has vast play areas developed to national standards with special facilities for cricket, football, basketball etc. Special coaches train the students in these sports.
The school takes pride in its greenery in and around the school. The lush green lawns, seasonal colorful flowers, which are a treat for the eyes, make the atmosphere very congenial for study.
DPS BARAMULLA
We are committed to provide our students all the activities.
Music
Music is the food for the soul. Whether it is rock, pop, classical, or hip-hop, music can calm your mind and rejuvenate your senses. Music also has a positive effect on children’s overall development. Research says that music training can aid in the faster development of the brain. Music can also add fun to the regular games that kids play.
Writing
No doubt about it - writing isn’t easy. It is no wonder that many of our students could be described as ‘reluctant writers’ at best. It has been estimated by the National Association of Educational Progress that only about 27% of 8th and 12th Grade students are able to write proficiently.As educators, we know that regular practice would go a long way to helping our students correct this underachievement.
Sports
Sports develop the physical as well as mental strength in students. Daily physical exercise is essential for students because exercise not only helps students to stay healthy, but it also helps to improve their emotional fitness. Sports should be a major part of the school curriculum because if students stay emotionally and physically healthy, they can easily focus on their studies.
School Rules
A student should affix his/her photograph and write the required information, duly signed by a parent, in the space provided for in the almanac.
Students who come to school on their own should reach the school before School timings.
Each student must carry his almanac and identity card to school every day.
Students are not allowed to bring mobile phone to school. If they do so, it will be confiscated.
Changing of classrooms between periods should be done in an orderly manner and silently. Students should not unnecessarily leave their class at the end of every period.
Students should be habitually clean and always neatly dressed. The school uniform should be worn on all working days and for all school functions.
All boys (except Sikhs) must keep their hair short. Girls must tie their hair neatly with a green band.
Non-Sikh boys should get their hair cut at regular intervals. Sikh boys must wear turbans in Class IX and above.
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Our Recent
Events
The much-anticipated Scienceotica III at Delhi Public School Baramulla was a day of excitement, innovation, and discovery. The corridors buzzed with energy as students proudly presented their creative models and experiments—each one telling a story of curiosity and imagination. From smart energy systems to environmental solutions, every project reflected the hard work, teamwork, and scientific spirit of young innovators. What made Scienceotica III truly special was the joy of learning by doing—transforming ideas into reality and theories into experiences. It was more than an exhibition; it was a celebration of exploration, where every student became a scientist, a creator, and a dreamer for a day.
: Ms. Navreet Kaur
A Lively Day Despite Shower
Short spells of drizzles and light
rain created a refreshing atmosphere, yet the spirit of competition and
sportsmanship shone brighter than the weather. The grounds echoed with cheers,
excitement, and unyielding energy from our young athletes.
Inter-House Cricket Tournament –
Boys (Grades 5–6)
Match 1: Kalam House vs Hamdan House
Kalam House, batting first,
struggled against Hamdan’s phenomenal bowling and sharp fielding. They were
bowled out for just 36 runs in 5 overs.
Chasing the target, Hamdan House
dominated from the start. Hazim of Class 6A turned the match into a spectacle,
smashing 3 sixes and a four to seal victory in just 3 overs.
Man of the Match: Hazim (Hamdan
House)
Result:* Hamdan House defeated Kalam House by
9 wickets.
Match 2: Iqbal House vs Gandhi House
Gandhi House won the toss and
elected to bat, setting a solid target of 85 runs in 10 overs, powered by
Tahmine’s brilliant 38 runs.
Iqbal House fought back but managed
only 50 runs, falling short against Gandhi’s disciplined attack.
Result: Gandhi House triumphed over
Iqbal House by 35 runs.
Inter-House Kho-Kho Tournament – Senior Girls
(Grades 7–9)
The second half of the day witnessed
a thrilling series of Kho-Kho matches among the senior girls. Every match was
fiercely contested, showcasing agility, teamwork, and determination.
Semi-Final 1: Iqbal House vs Hamdan
House → Hamdan Won
Semi-Final 2: Kalam House vs Gandhi
House → Gandhi Won
Final: Gandhi House vs Hamdan House
→ Winner: Gandhi HOUSE
The final match was a nail-biting
encounter, with Gandhi House displaying remarkable speed and strategy to emerge
champions.
Officials & Supervision
Match Officials:
Mr Ishfaq, Mr Irfan, Mr
Mudasir Wani, Ms Tanjeet,Ms Amarjeet ,Ms Rabiya ,Ms zainab
Umpire of the Cricket Match: Mr Rafiq Bhat
Kho-Kho Match Referee: Mr Zubair
Commentator: Mr Arif
Overall Supervision: Mr Bilal Khan, Ms Shani Zehra
Camera Person: Ms Navreet Kour
Conclusion
From cricketing heroics to kho-kho
showdowns, the day beautifully balanced athleticism and spirit. Despite the
drizzles, the students’ enthusiasm lit up the grounds, proving once again that
true sportsmanship thrives in every condition. The efforts of teachers,
participants, and organizers made this day another proud moment in our school’s
co-curricular journey.