Tour to Jurassic Park

The students of Class VII & VIII were taken out for an offsite tour to a Theme park showcasing creative models made from waste materials, teaching valuable lessons on recycling and innovation. The guides shared fascinating facts about dinosaurs and environmental conservation.

Students participated eagerly, asking questions and noting down important points. It was a perfect combination of fun and learning. The trip turned out to be a memorable experience, and everyone returned with happy hearts and enriched knowledge. Everyone look forward to more such interesting and exciting excursions in the future!

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Graduation Day Ceremony for Class XII – 2024-25

The students dressed in their formal best along with their parents attended the event. The wonderful poignant evening reinforced the unshaken bond of the student, teacher and alma mater. Pearls of wisdom and unstinting blessings for the students were showered by the heads; the Director, Mrs. Reeta Khanna, Mrs. Sangita Middha
and the Principal, Mrs. Sudha Khurana.

The school choir teachers added melody to the occasion. The Spring Dale hallmark of appreciating each child was transcended as Commendation Certificates. These certificates were awarded to each student of class XII by their teachers in the presence of their parents, making all proud. Yummy eatables, memorable pictures, treasured mementos, laughter and tears leaving an indelible mark for all.

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Republic Day 2025

The 76th Republic Day celebration was a memorable event marked by patriotic fervour and unity. The ceremony began with the flag hoisting by Director Mrs. Khanna, followed by a soulful rendition of melodious songs by the school choir.

The students sang the National Anthem and National Song in unison, their voices echoing in harmony across the campus. The event also witnessed the Investiture Ceremony, where the old office bearers ceremoniously passed on their baton to the newly elected leaders of the 2025-26 batch, to carry on the legacy of responsibility and leadership. The day was a beautiful blend of tradition, pride, and commitment to the nation’s values.

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Independence Day 2024

“Patriotism is not just a word; it’s a way of life that binds us in unity and purpose.” With this spirit, we celebrated the 78th Independence Day with a series of events that filled the campus with pride and patriotism. The festivities began with the flag hoisting by the President of Spring Dale Institution, who delivered a powerful message of always putting the nation first. Following the flag hoisting, students from classes II and III showcased their talents with performances of patriotic songs and poems that resonated with love for the nation.

Adding a special touch to the celebration, the tiny tots, dressed as freedom fighters, introduced themselves with pride, embodying the spirit of our national heroes. The day was also marked by creative activities like coloring, drawing, and crafts for students from PG to class III, all centered around the theme of independence. The event concluded with the entire school uniting in a medley of patriotic songs, reminding everyone that ‘True patriotism lies in our commitment to a better and brighter India’; The celebration was a powerful tribute to our nation’s journey of freedom, leaving a lasting impression of unity and pride among the Spring Dale community.

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Awareness Week 2024

The Indira Nagar branch hosted an impactful Awareness Week as an homage to our visionary founders Sir B.S.Sood and Ma’am Krishna Sood, from July 18 to July 25, centred around the theme “The Fascinating Digital World: Is It All Sunshine”. The week was designed to enlighten students about the benefits and challenges of the digital era through a series of educational and interactive activities.

Activities
For the youngest students in playgroup to class 3, the week included engaging activities such as recitation, drawing, clay modeling, and bookmark making. Each day, a message about the wise use of mobile phones was shared, complemented by movie screenings and the creation of a word wall. Teachers also led discussions with students about responsible mobile phone use.

In the junior wing, students participated in brainstorming sessions, created a word wall detailing the positive and negative impacts of the digital world, and watched short movies. They wrote about their experiences spending a day without mobile phones, crafted argumentative essays, and engaged in creative writing, poster making, and bookmark
crafting. The senior wing’s program featured guest lectures, brainstorming sessions, creative writing exercises, poster making, slogan writing, storytelling, and group presentations. Students also conducted and presented surveys on digital media usage, submitting their reports on the fourth day.

Guest Lectures
The guest lectures were a highlight of the week. Lawyer Manmeet and Amity lecturer Tanya Singh spoke on cybercrime, providing valuable insights into online safety and legal aspects of the digital world. Dr. Siddhant and Dr. Nandini Sharma, addressed parents of Playgroup, Nursery, and KG students, discussing the adverse effects of excessive screen time on young children.

Mr. Maharishi Agnihotri, who has been associated with the 1090 Helpline for 13 years, shared his expertise on cybercrime prevention. His session was followed by a lecture from a social activist and child rights worker, Dr. Swarnima Singh, who further emphasized the importance of digital safety.

Morning Assemblies
Every morning assembly during the week was dedicated to the theme, with teachers and students delivering speeches on the pros and cons of digital media. These sessions aimed to raise awareness and encourage thoughtful discussions among the students.

The week culminated in a group discussion that underscored the dual nature of the digital world, capturing the essence of the theme with the phrase, “The digital world is sunshine but with harmful UV rays, so use the sunscreen”.

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World Health Day 2024

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Investiture Ceremony – 2024-25

A day of national rejoicing, January 26, 2024, began by unfurling of the national flag. The flag was unfurled by the President of Spring Dale Institutions, Major Khanna Sir, amidst loud cheers for this patriotic spectacle. The ‘Salaami’ was given by the students and an oath was taken by Principal, Mrs. Sudha Khurana, where the children pledged in honour of the national flag.

The building of the Alma Mater echoed with stirring speeches by students
followed by some very inspiring national songs presented by the school choir. The day also marked an important day in the events of Spring Dale Institutions, where the baton of responsibility was handed over to the upcoming senior batch. The outgoing Office Bearers with great pride handed over their flags to the present nominated office bearers. Gracing the occasion with his presence, we had our President of Spring Dale Institutions, Major Khanna Sir.

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Values & Scope – Mass Media

To encourage and guide the students, the possibilities in the study of mass media, focusing on career and objectives in journalism, Spring Dale College, IN organised a workshop mentored by our valued alumni Gaurav Chhabra, a Lucknow based journalist and social entrepreneur. As a journalist, for several news websites, he now proudly owns a company ‘Civiqo Media’ as well as the founder of an NGO ‘Motivagers Club’ (that works for bridging the gap between youth and senior citizens). The workshop aimed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical skills, equipping attendees with the tools needed to excel in the world of journalism. The workshop was specially organised for the students of Mass Media.

Spring Reflections 2023

As a part of Inter- Section activity, various Quiz Competitions were organized in the sub- junior wing in SDC, IN. The details are as follows: –

Class VI -Chemistry-Biology Quiz
I- Ashhar Ahmed Khan, II- Saumya Bhandari, III- Anirudh Singh, IV- Abdul Ahad
Class VII- Maths-Physics Quiz
I- Advika Verma, II- Adi Chaturvedi, III- Pranjal Shukla, IV- Trisha Tiwari
Class VIII- History-Geography Quiz
I- Sheen Seth, II- Tanisha Srivastava, III- Ishaani Jain, IV- Manya Pathak

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KRUU Sessions

Owing to the New Education Policy our institution remains ahead in introducing and following project- based learning. Continuing the same, KRUU sessions were conducted throughout the academic session which is a project based learning activity. Professor and scientist of top universities of the world interacted with our Dale’ians and gave lectures on various topics.

Students from hundreds of prominent schools of the country and other part of Asia participated in such sessions. Classes VII-IX and XI of Indira Nagar branch participated for the same. Our 319 students got merit certificates (This category contains top 20% of total participants). Our 85 students got Eminence certificates (This category contains top 5% of total participants). Activities were conducted throughout the session and students participated in many quizzes and projects conducted by KRUU.

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World Earth Day

Sustainable development is what that meets the needs of the present without depleting the resources for future generations to meet their needs. In other words, the present generation would not deprive the natural world of the resources the future generations would need. Earth Day is an approach in support of such sustainable development and environmental protection which is observed on 22nd April every year since 1970.

To remind us our responsibilities and our commitment towards our mother earth, slogans were spoken and poems were recited as well in the assembly. Class activities were also the very part of Earth Day observance.

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