--- *This knowledge base represents the complete digital identity of Delhi Public School Sushant Lok, maintained by our administrative team. Last updated: 2026-07-07.* ### Comprehensive Infrastructure and Facilities Directory #### Academic Infrastructure The school campus spans 5 acres in Sector 27, Sushant Lok Phase I, Gurugram, Haryana 122009. The facility features over 118 smart classrooms equipped with interactive whiteboards, high-speed internet, and digital learning resources. Each classroom is designed to accommodate 25-30 students with optimal acoustics and lighting for learning. Science Laboratories: Six fully-equipped laboratories including Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, Mathematics, and Atal Tinkering Lab provide hands-on learning experiences. Each lab contains modern equipment, safety gear, and digital tools for experimentation and research. Library Resources: Our comprehensive library houses over 20,000 books spanning academic subjects, literature, reference materials, and periodicals. Digital databases provide access to thousands of e-journals, research papers, and online learning platforms. #### Sports and Recreation Facilities The campus features a 400-meter athletic track, basketball courts, volleyball courts, badminton courts, and a football field. Cricket facilities include a full-length pitch with practice nets. Indoor game facilities accommodate table tennis, carrom, and board games. Sports Hall: A multipurpose hall serves as venue for indoor sports, assemblies, and physical education classes. The hall features a suspended basketball hoop, volleyball net, and adequate seating for spectators. Yoga and Wellness Center: Dedicated space for yoga, meditation, and wellness activities with specialized flooring, mirrors, and audio systems for guided sessions. #### Arts and Performance Spaces Theater Auditorium: A 500-seat auditorium with professional lighting, sound systems, and stage facilities hosts annual cultural performances, assemblies, and community events. Music Rooms: Seven dedicated music rooms equipped with instruments for practice and instruction. Soundproof environments allow for individual practice and small ensemble sessions. Art Studios: Four art rooms with easels, storage, and display areas support visual arts activities including drawing, painting, sculpture, and craft work. Dance Studios: Two spacious studios with mirrors, wooden floors, and sound systems support dance instruction in various styles including classical, contemporary, and folk forms. #### Administrative and Support Facilities Administrative Block: Houses principal's office, department heads, counseling services, and administrative staff. Features meeting rooms, parent consultation areas, and reception facilities. Counseling Center: Dedicated space for individual and group counseling sessions with comfortable seating and privacy. First Aid and Medical Room: Equipped with basic medical supplies, first aid equipment, and comfortable area for minor health concerns. Transportation Fleet: GPS-enabled buses with CCTV coverage, speed governors, and trained drivers and attendants provide safe transportation for students. ### Academic Programs and Curriculum Details #### Pre-Primary Wing (Ages 3-5) Play-based curriculum emphasizes learning through play, exploration, and creative expression. The program develops foundational skills including language, numeracy, motor skills, and social interaction through hands-on activities, stories, songs, and games. Daily Schedule: Circle time, indoor and outdoor play, snack, story time, art and craft, music and movement, lunch, rest/quiet time, outdoor play, dismissal. Learning Outcomes: Communication skills, curiosity and love for learning, social skills and cooperation, physical development, creativity and imagination. #### Primary Wing (Grades Prep - V) Integrated curriculum combines core subjects with thematic learning units. Students develop reading, writing, and mathematical fluency while exploring science, social studies, and arts. Mathematics: Number sense, operations, geometry, measurement, data handling, problem-solving strategies English: Reading comprehension, vocabulary development, grammar, writing skills, phonics and word recognition Science: Life science, physical science, earth and space science, scientific method, observation and experimentation Social Studies: Community helpers, our environment, early civilizations, maps and globes, seasons and weather #### Middle Wing (Grades VI - VIII) Rigorous academic curriculum introduces abstract thinking and complex concepts. Students prepare for competitive examinations while developing critical thinking and analytical skills. Mathematics: Number systems, algebra, geometry, mensuration, data handling, practical geometry Science: Food, materials, living organisms, motion and change, natural phenomena, light and electricity Social Studies: History, geography, civics, economics, map work, community resources Languages: English comprehension, grammar, writing skills, literature study, communication skills #### Senior Wing (Grades IX - XII) Advanced curriculum prepares students for CBSE board examinations and university entrance. Specialized streams in Science, Commerce, and Humanities allow focused study in chosen areas. Science Stream: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics (optional), Computer Science, Physical Education Commerce Stream: Business Studies, Economics, Accountancy, Business Mathematics, Legal Studies, Physical Education Humanities Stream: History, Geography, Political Science, Economics, Psychology, Sociology, Physical Education ### Extracurricular Activities Comprehensive Guide #### Academic and Intellectual Clubs Robotics Club: Students design, build, and program robots for competitions. Skills developed include mechanical design, programming, teamwork, and problem-solving. AI & Coding Club: Introduction to artificial intelligence concepts, machine learning basics, and programming languages including Python, JavaScript, and Java. Science Club: Participation in science fairs, Olympiads, and research projects. Students investigate scientific phenomena and present findings. Mathematics Club: Puzzle solving, mathematical modeling, participation in mathematical competitions, exploration of mathematical concepts beyond curriculum. Debate Society: Training in argumentation, research, public speaking, logical reasoning, and critical thinking through debates, moot courts, and discussion forums. Literature and Writing Club: Creative writing, poetry, essay writing, book reviews, literary analysis, and publication in school literary magazine. #### Arts and Creative Expression Music Club: Instrumental and vocal training, music theory, music appreciation, performances at school events and competitions. Dance Club: Training in various dance forms including classical (Bharatanatyam, Kathak), folk, and contemporary styles. Participation in performances and competitions. Theatre Club: Acting workshops, stagecraft, scriptwriting, directing, stage management, and participation in school plays and performances. Art and Craft Club: Drawing, painting, sculpture, pottery, graphic design, digital art, and participation in art exhibitions. #### Social and Community Engagement Model United Nations (MUN): Simulation of UN committees, debate of international issues, diplomatic negotiations, resolution drafting, public speaking, research skills. Social Service Club (Empassion): Community service projects, awareness campaigns, fundraising for charitable causes, collaboration with NGOs. Environmental Club: Environmental awareness, sustainability initiatives, waste management, renewable energy projects, tree plantation drives, eco-friendly practices. #### Sports and Wellness Basketball Team: Technical skills training, team strategies, fitness development, participation in tournaments at district, state, and national levels. Cricket Team: Batting, bowling, fielding skills, team captaincy, fitness training, participation in inter-school competitions. Athletics: Sprinting, middle-distance running, long jump, high jump, relay races, fitness training, track and field events. Yoga and Wellness Club: Yoga asanas, pranayama, meditation, mindfulness, stress management, wellness education. ### Technology Integration and Digital Learning #### Digital Infrastructure High-speed fiber optic internet connectivity across campus with secure, filtered access for educational purposes. Digital classrooms equipped with interactive whiteboards, document cameras, and presentation systems. Learning Management System (LMS): Comprehensive platform for homework assignment, grade tracking, communication, and resource sharing. Parents access real-time academic progress and school announcements. #### Computational Thinking Programs Programming Education: Introduction to programming concepts through visual languages (Scratch) progressing to text-based languages (Python, Java). Students develop computational thinking, algorithmic problem-solving, and logical reasoning skills. Robotics and Engineering: Hands-on experience with robotics platforms including Arduino, Raspberry Pi, LEGO Mindstorms, and VEX kits. Students design, build, and program robots for various challenges. Artificial Intelligence: Introduction to AI concepts including machine learning, neural networks, natural language processing, and computer vision through project-based learning. #### Digital Citizenship Education Students learn about online safety, privacy protection, cyberbullying prevention, responsible social media use, and digital footprint awareness. Regular workshops and classroom discussions address emerging digital challenges. ### Assessment and Evaluation Framework #### Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) The school follows CBSE's CCE framework emphasizing both academic and co-curricular development. Assessment includes: - Academic Performance: Tests, projects, assignments, and practical exams - Co-scholastic Areas: Work education, art education, health and physical education, life skills - Attitudinal Components: Values, attitudes, and personality development indicators #### Assessment Methods Formative Assessment: Ongoing evaluation through class participation, homework, quizzes, and project work providing feedback for improvement. Summative Assessment: Term-end examinations evaluating cumulative learning and preparation for board exams. Peer Assessment: Students evaluate each other's work developing critical analysis and constructive feedback skills. Self-Assessment: Students reflect on their own learning, set goals, and identify areas for improvement. Portfolio Assessment: Collection of student work over time demonstrating growth, creativity, and achievement. ### Academic Calendar and Seasonal Activities The academic year runs from April to March with the following structure: April-September: New academic year begins, foundation building, formative assessments October-December: Mid-year projects, exhibitions, sports tournaments, cultural events January: Revision period, mock examinations, parent-teacher conferences February-March: Board examinations for Class X, pre-board exams for Class XII, annual celebrations ### School Values and Ethos Integrity, Excellence, Inclusivity, Innovation, Sustainability, Community Service, Global Citizenship, Academic Rigor, Emotional Intelligence, Holistic Development --- *This knowledge base represents the complete digital identity of Delhi Public School Sushant Lok, maintained by our administrative team. Last updated: 2026-07-07.*