“I’m not in competition with anybody but myself. My goal is to beat my last performance.”
While most are dreaming of success, winners wake-up and work hard to achieve it.
Education and academic competitions are two most important ingredients of human life and these two have always been considered as important issues. There is no doubt education is secret key of human success and the roots of education lie on competition. A child is born without knowledge and skills, and they continuously participate in competitions every part of the life, developing skills and knowledge through a learning process. Indeed, without competitions, we cannot imagine education.
Olympiads in Delhi Public School Aligarh, Junior wing are arranged targeting to increase students’ efficiency. The following Olympiads are held in the school
SOF National Science Olympiad
International Talent Hunt Olympiad 2019
5th International Social Studies Olympiad 2019
National Science Talent Search Examination (NSTSE-2020)
International English Olympiad 2019-2020
SKGK International Olympiad of GK (2019-2020)
TERI Green Olympiad
Spell BEE Competition 2019
Environment Competition 2019
अखिल भारतीय राष्ट्रभाषा हिंदी प्रतियोगिता
WWF- India Wild Wisdom Quiz 2019(Organized by CBSE)
Competitions provide a stimulus to begin a career, to undertake a lifelong journey into the realms of exciting intellectual challenges.
Competition urges children to challenges which improves their creativity and problem solving skills. A competitive environment is perfect for developing skills in students because it pushes them to always give their best.
To make learning more interesting for the students and also prepare them for current competitive environment, the AISSTA (All India School Science Teachers Association) organized 21st National Science Olympiad Contest.
The contest was conducted successfully at Delhi Public School Aligarh, Junior Wing on 31 January,2018. Total 67 students (from classes I to VI) participated in the contest. There were questions covering various concepts of science related to science, environment, technology and global issues.
All the successful students were awarded certificates. The criteria to get a Gold Medal is to obtain 90% to 99% marks. Three students from class two Nirvaan Gupta, Aarjav Jain and Sanskar Jain secured 90% and above marks in the contest. They were awarded Gold Medal and the certificate for their meritorious performance.
