Salwan Public School

Summer Solstice 2026 !
Celebrate the science of sunlight, seasons, and space.
The Longest Day of the Year!
On the Summer/June Solstice, the Northern Hemisphere experiences its longest day and shortest night as Earth’s axis tilts most directly toward the Sun.

In a world that moves fast, choose a moment of stillness.

This International Yoga Day, pause, breathe, and reconnect with the strength within.

Let every breath bring peace, every stretch bring strength, and every moment bring balance.

Behind every strong child is a stronger father.

One mat. One breath. One purpose. Together, let’s celebrate the timeless gift of yoga and create a healthier, happier, and more peaceful world.

Our oceans are the heartbeat of our planet—producing oxygen, supporting life, and regulating climate. This World Ocean Day, let’s commit to protecting our blue planet by reducing plastic use, conserving water, and respecting marine life.
Together, we can keep our oceans clean, healthy, and thriving for generations to come.

Nurturing young minds to protect our planet 🌍
This Environment Day, our school pledges to inspire responsible actions, greener habits, and a sustainable future. Every small step counts—let’s grow together for a cleaner, healthier Earth. 🌱

Empowering Educators for a Future-Ready Classroom
The first day of the SET Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Programme on 28 May 2026 brought together educators for an enriching journey of learning, reflection, and innovation.
The day commenced with “Demystifying the SET IT Policy” by Mr. Deepak Bablani, who simplified key aspects of the Trust’s IT framework, including AI ethics, cybersecurity, data protection, disaster recovery, and e-waste management. The session reinforced the importance of shared responsibility in ensuring safe and effective technology use across schools.
The second session, “Competency Based Assessment,” led by Smt. Jyotsna Grover and Smt. Priyanka Barara, challenged traditional notions of assessment. Through engaging activities, puzzles, and real-world scenarios, participants explored ways to design meaningful learning experiences that promote critical thinking, application of knowledge, and student agency.
The final session on “Computational Thinking” by Dr. Gurpreet Kaur highlighted the significance of logical reasoning and problem-solving in an AI-driven world. Educators engaged with concepts such as decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithmic thinking, discovering practical strategies to integrate these skills across disciplines.
The day concluded with a reflective feedback session, inspiring participants to transform classrooms into spaces that nurture curiosity, creativity, and future-ready competencies.

Reimagining Leadership for a Future-Ready World
Salwan Public School, Rajendra Nagar, hosted the Leadership CPD Workshop on 30 May 2026, bringing together Principals, Vice Principals, Coordinators, and Headmistresses from across Salwan sister schools. The workshop served as a platform for educational leaders to reflect on the evolving role of leadership in a rapidly changing world.
The programme began with an inspiring address by Shri Sushil Dutt Salwan, Chairman, Salwan Education Trust, who encouraged participants to unlock their inner potential through the message, “More than you is within you.” He highlighted the importance of physical and mental well-being in effective leadership.
The first session, led by Colonel Gopal Karunakaran, explored seven global trends shaping education today, including Artificial Intelligence, Climate Change, Migration, Mental Health, and Income Inequality. Emphasising teachers as life coaches and changemakers, he encouraged leaders to prepare learners for an increasingly complex future.
Mrs. Vanita Uppal, Principal of The British School, New Delhi, facilitated the second session on authentic and compassionate leadership. Through engaging activities and discussions, she highlighted the importance of organisational culture, human connection, and openness to new perspectives, concluding with the powerful message, “No Mud, No Lotus.”
In the third session, Dr. Namita Ranganathan encouraged leaders to redefine educational success by focusing on mental well-being, inclusion, social-emotional learning, and holistic development. She stressed the need to nurture empathy, resilience, and responsible citizenship alongside academic achievement.
The post-lunch session by Ms. Sonia Wadhwa focused on the Salwan Education Trust IT Policy, emphasising responsible technology use, cybersecurity, data privacy, and ethical digital practices in schools.
The concluding session, led by Ms. Sunita Madan and Ms. Sonia Wadhwa, explored future-ready education, highlighting personalised learning, global competencies, innovation, and collaborative learning ecosystems.
The workshop concluded with renewed commitment among educational leaders to create inclusive, innovative, and future-ready learning environments rooted in strong human values.

Plastic Collection Drive: Young Eco-Warriors Creating a Greener Tomorrow
The Eco Club’s Plastic Collection Drive for Classes VI–VIII turned into a remarkable green mission, with students collecting an impressive 100 kg of plastic waste in just one month. The campaign reflected the students’ enthusiasm, teamwork, and strong commitment towards protecting the environment, inspiring everyone to become responsible eco-warriors working for a cleaner and greener tomorrow.

Through dedicated efforts and active participation, the drive became a shining example of how small actions can create a big environmental impact.

Class VIII-B emerged as the Winner and received Green Caps along with one complimentary PT period.

Class VI-G secured the Runner-up position and earned two free PT periods.

Class VIII-G bagged the Second Runner-up position and was awarded one complimentary PT period.

The initiative beautifully showcased the power of collective action, environmental awareness, and student responsibility in creating meaningful change for a sustainable future.