SESSION 2025-2026
INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY CELEBRATIONS BY NCC CADETS
On May 26, 2025, the school celebrated International Yoga Day with enthusiastic participation from NCC cadets under the guidance of ANO Dr. Virender Kumar Sharma. The event began with an inspiring address highlighting yoga’s role in promoting physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. Cadets performed key asanas like Surya Namaskar, Tadasana, and Bhujangasana, followed by pranayama practices under expert supervision. A stage performance by the cadets showcased their yoga skills learned during the NCC camp, earning appreciation from visiting NCC officers. The program concluded with a vote of thanks, leaving cadets motivated to embrace yoga as part of their daily routine.
NCC-CWS SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
Cadet Paavani Verma of Class X-G was awarded a ₹6000 scholarship by the Cadet Welfare Society (CWS) on 15 May 2025 at the DGNCC Criappa Parade Ground. Under the guidance of 3rd Officer Rajni Devi Rathore, Paavani was recognized for her outstanding academic performance, securing 95% in Class VIII. The CWS, under DG NCC, supports deserving cadets nationwide to promote academic and personal excellence. Paavani’s achievement reflects NCC’s commitment to holistic development. Her recognition brings pride to the 5 Delhi Girls Battalion. This award serves as a strong motivation for other cadets to pursue both academic and NCC excellence.
NCC SELECTION (BOYS) TRAINING CAMP
On May 06, 2025, fifteen boy NCC cadets from our school departed to attend the Annual Training Camp held at the DG NCC Parade Ground. Organized by the 2 DBN NCC Unit, the camp will run from 6th to 15th May 2025. Headmistress Ms. Nita Nijhara addressed the cadets before departure, inspiring them to uphold discipline and dedication. The school’s Associate NCC Officer, Dr. Virender Kumar Sharma, accompanied the cadets and ensured smooth registration and accommodation. The camp aims to instill leadership, patriotism, and team spirit. Cadets will engage in drills, physical training, yoga, and weapon training. Sessions on first aid, disaster management, and civil defense are also included. The camp also features public speaking, sports, and community service. Proper arrangements for food, health, and safety have been made. The school is proud of its cadets for their commitment to national service and personal growth.
NCC ANNUAL TRAINING CAMP (6 MAY – 15 MAY 2025)
The 5 Delhi Girls Battalion (NCC) organized a 10-day Annual Training Camp at DGNCC Cariappa Parade Ground. Under the guidance of 3rd Officer Rajni Devi Rathore, 22 cadets from our school participated actively. The camp aimed to instill discipline, leadership, and national pride among cadets. Daily routines included physical training, yoga, weapon handling, map reading, and lectures on cyber security, disaster management, and social responsibility. Cultural and literary competitions like dance, declamation, and poster making boosted creativity and confidence. Cadet Vaani Mittal earned a Silver Medal in Poster Making. Firing practices improved focus and discipline. The camp concluded with a vibrant cultural event and prize distribution. Each cadet returned transformed—more confident, capable, and inspired. A warm welcome at school by dignitaries added to the pride of their accomplishment.
NCC SELECTION (GIRLS) ANNUAL TRAINING CAMP
On May 06, 2025, 22 girl cadets participated in the Annual Training Camp at DGNCC Cariappa Parade Ground, led by 3rd Officer Rajni Devi Rathore. The camp, organized by 5 Delhi Girls Battalion (NCC), aims to build discipline, leadership, and national integration. Cadets were inspired by a motivational address from Ms. Nita Nijhar, Headmistress, Middle Department. Biometric registration and nutritious breakfast followed their arrival. Cadets were allotted clean rooms with bunker-beds and shared facilities. A roll call and welcome address by Col. Hemant Sah outlined the camp’s key objectives, including self-reliance and fitness. Cadets toured the camp layout to familiarize themselves with the premises. A lecture on uniform etiquette emphasized pride in NCC identity. The day ended with dinner and selection rounds for cultural programs. The first day laid a strong foundation of discipline and motivation for the camp.
CONDOLENCE ASSEMBLY TO PAY TRIBUTE TO THE MARTYRS OF THE PAHALGAM TERROR ATTACK
On 25th April 2025, during the NCC class, the NCC cadets organized a condolence assembly to pay tribute to the martyrs of the Pahalgam terror attack. During the assembly, all cadets observed a two-minute silence to pray for the peace of the departed souls. Through their speeches, the cadets remembered the supreme sacrifice of the martyrs and paid homage to their unwavering courage and patriotism. The assembly deeply instilled a sense of dedication and gratitude towards the nation in the hearts of all present.
PROMOTIONAL SESSION FOR NCC GIRLS
On April 23 2025, an engaging session was conducted at the Assembly Ground with 110 Class 8 girls to promote the National Cadet Corps (NCC). The event highlighted benefits like leadership development, discipline, fitness, and community service. ANO Rajni Rathore and senior cadets shared inspiring experiences, motivating students to join NCC. A lively Q&A session helped clear doubts about NCC, Annual Training Camp, and the DBT scheme. The interactive atmosphere boosted enthusiasm among participants. The event successfully ignited a spirit of dedication and service to the nation among the young cadets.
NCC FIRST YEAR BOYS CADET SELECTION
On 17 April 2025, an NCC First Year Boys Cadet selection event was held at the old reception area of the school, under the guidance of Dr. Virender Kumar Sharma. The program was graced by Subedar Mahavir Singh, a seasoned training JCO, who conducted a three-stage selection process involving physical fitness tests, drill assessments, and personal interviews. Around 80 students participated with great enthusiasm, and 45–50 cadets were shortlisted. Both Subedar Singh and Headmistress Mrs. Nita Nijhara inspired students with motivational talks on leadership, patriotism, and discipline. The event was well-organized and instilled a strong sense of national pride and commitment among students.
NCC MEETING AT ITI PUSA CONFERENCE HALL
A meeting was held on 08 April 2025 at ITI Pusa Conference Hall, New Delhi, under the guidance of Dr. Virender Kumar Sharma, to discuss key initiatives for NCC. Lt. Col. Aseem Sood was introduced as the new Admin Officer to strengthen NCC operations. Plans for the upcoming ATC Camp starting 6 May 2025 were discussed, focusing on student development through leadership, discipline, and training. Emphasis was placed on increasing student enrollment in NCC by highlighting its benefits. The implementation of the DBT system was also discussed, ensuring students have bank accounts to receive government benefits directly and efficiently. The meeting concluded with a commitment to improve NCC activities and student engagement.
SESSION 2024-2025
NCC PROGRAMME SCALING NEW HEIGHTS
The NCC programme at school nurtures discipline, leadership and patriotism among our students through structured military training and community service. It prepares them to be responsible citizens and future leaders.
Till date, 168 boys and 50 girl cadets of the school have obtained A Certificates following completion of the Annual Training Camp and examination."A" Certificate Distribution was done on 9 October 2024 by the Head mistress Ms Nita Nijhara along with ANO Ms Rajni Rathore, Dr Virender Kumar Sharma and CSO Mr Sunil kumar.
NCC cadets exemplified service and responsibility, remaining pillars of strength and discipline.
- They shouldered significant responsibilities at key school events.
- Welcoming guests at the Sanskrit Exhibition, ACCP VIII Program and Winter Carnival.
- 27 NCC cadets have been selected to attend the PM Rally.
- 14 Boys will undertake the A certificate Examination soon.
HAR GHAR TIRANGA CAMPAIGN BY NCC CADETS
NCC Cadets along with ANO Dr Virender Kumar Sharma and ANO Rajni Devi Rathore and Mr Sunil conducted a Tiranga Walk. The walk started from BBPS GRH Marg covered Rajinder Nagar area, and ended up again at BBPS GRH Marg. During the tiranga walk students spread awareness about the importance of tiranga and motivated the community for the same. NCC Team raised the slogan “हम सबने यह ठाना है, हर घर तिरंगा फहराना है”
NATIONAL CADET CORPS PRE COMMISSION COURSE
The NCC programme at school cultivates discipline, leadership, and patriotism among our students through structured military training and community service. It prepares them to be responsible citizens and future leaders.
5DGBN- 50 GIRLS
2DBN- 100 BOYS
Till date, 168 boys and 50 girl cadets of the school have obtained A Certificates following completion of the Annual Training Camp and examination.
NCC PRE-COMMISSION COURSE
Dr. Virender Kumar Sharma, TGT Sanskrit, successfully completed the NCC Pre-Commission Course at the Officer Training Academy in Kamptee,Nagpur from 8 April to 22 May 2024. He excelled in physical training, theory classes, sports activities, drill and firing competitions. Additionally, he was awarded the Gold medal for leading team Shivaji to victory in volleyball. He has now been commissioned as the Third Officer. His achievement highlights his dedication and leadership in both teaching and military training.
NCC ACTIVITIES ENHANCEMENT CONFERENCE
Third Officer Rajni Rathore and CTO, Mr. Sunil Deswal attended a conference on NCC Activities Enhancements. The meeting, led by CO Colonel NS Yadav and Major Hricha Sharma, covered topics like training methods, community service projects, and resulted in actionable decisions to boost NCC activities.
NCC GIRLS ANNUAL TRAINING CAMP
Fifteen Girl cadets participated in the ten-day NCC Annual Training Camp (ATC) conducted by the 5 Delhi Girls Battalion at NCC Bhawan, Rohini. The camp focused on personality development and giving a glimpse of a military camp. Both Junior and Senior Wing cadets participated in the camp along with 560 cadets from Delhi NCR schools and colleges.
NCC IGNITES YOUNG MINDS: ORIENTATION PROGRAMME
The School organized NCC’s first orientation programme for the session 2024-25. Ms. Neeva Singh, a senior instructor, highlighted the NCC's role in developing disciplined cadets. A documentary showcased enriching NCC activities, engaging students in interactive sessions about NCC values.
SESSION 2023-2024
NCC SELECTION (BOYS)
The school NCC selection process for enrolment in Batch 2023-24 for Boys was conducted on April 25, 2023 in the school playGround. The expert selection panel had experienced members including T/O Dr. Virender Kumar, T/O Rajni Rathore and Mr. Sunil Kumar. A remarkable 92 Boys took part in the selection process, out of whom 50 were chosen following an innovative procedure that evaluated their physical and intellectual prowess.
NCC SELECTION (GIRLS)
The school NCC selection process for enrolment in Batch 2023-24 for Girls was conducted on April 21, 2023 in the school playGround. The elite selection committee had experienced members including SM Sukhbir Singh, T/O Rajni Rathore, T/O Dr. Virender Kumar and Mr. Sunil Kumar. A whopping number of 51 Girls participated in the selection process out of which 25 were selected after an intriguing process assessing their physical as well as mental fitness.
THE PRIDE OF NCC: ABHINAV KUMAR
The energetic NCC cadet, Abhinav Kumar of Class VIII-G attended the month long Republic Day Camp from 31st December 2022 to 29th January 2023, after the successful completion of two consecutive Pre-RDC sessions II and III from 7-14 December 2022 and 23-30 December 2022 respectively. As a proud participant of the event, he showcased his amazing Drumming skills during Group Song and Group Dance presentations. He also extended support in lighting and support in the Ballet presentation at the event. For his brilliant participation at all possible levels in the camp, he was felicitated with a Silver Medal and Certificate of Appreciation by DG NCC Gurbir Pal. The 74th National Cadet Corps (NCC) Republic Day Camp (RDC) 2023 commenced at Cariappa Parade Ground in Delhi Cantt. on January 02, 2023 and witnessed a huge participation of cadets and officers from 19 friendly countries as part of the Youth Exchange Programme. Being in an environment surrounded by so many respected dignitaries, armed forces’ officers, Abhinav could feel the sense of respect towards our Country’s defence forces and made his alma mater proud through his responsible behavior.
SPECIAL NATIONAL INTEGRATION CAMP
Special National Integration Camp (SNIC) is an annual cultural camp organized by National Cadet Corps (NCC). The aim of SNIC is to provide exposure to the cadets from all the three wings about the rich culture and traditions of the country and enhancing the personality traits of the cadets and strengthen their value system. This grand event is culminated with the Prime Minister Rally, which is one of the most prestigious events and charms of SNIC held on 28th January every year. Ms. Rajni Devi Rathore ANO (TGT Hindi) from Middle Department attended the cultural event from 14 January to 21 January 2023, an eight days Special National Integration Camp at NCC Bhawan, Rohini conducted by 7 Delhi Girls Battalion. There were 500 SW, SD, JW, JD cadets and 40 staff members including CO, ADM, ANOs, GCIs, JCOs, and PI staff. Ms Rajni Rathore was assigned different duties including Escort Duty, Discipline Maintenance and Mess Duty. She was highly appreciated for her dedicated efforts and diligence by CO COL Ahmed Khan.
NCC- PRE COMMISSION COURSE (GWALIOR)
Ms Rajni Rathore, TGT Hindi, became a part of the NCC in 2019 as an Associate NCC Officer. With her consistent determination and dedication towards NCC, she attended an NCC- PRE- COMMISSION COURSE at the Officer Training Academy in Gwalior. The duration of the course was from 8th August 2022 to 21st September 2022. Her experience in the course included early morning yoga sessions accompanied by zumba classes. All these sessions that were of forty minutes each, taught the cadets, importance of punctuality and self-discipline. Ms. Rajni, as a trainee, portrayed a resilient attitude where she dived deep into the life of an NCC cadet and at the same time, successfully overpowered all the challenges that came in the way. Besides learning self- discipline, she also explored her inner strengths at the camp. She has made us proud with her prowess and readiness to overcome any uphill battle.
