DPS Shimla Carnival Showcases Student Talent, Women’s Enterprise and Inclusion
Shimla, Oct 18: Delhi Public School (DPS), Shimla, organised its ‘Carnival of Joy – School Fête and Exhibition’, bringing together students, parents, women entrepreneurs and children with special needs for a day of creativity, learning and community participation.
Diviya Kumari, cultural activist from Jubbal and owner of Woodville Palace, attended the event as the Chief Guest. Pro Vice-Chairperson Anil Walia and Headmistress Veena Chauhan guided the programme.
A major attraction was the art and craft, science and mathematics exhibition, where students presented creative projects, innovative models and interactive displays, demonstrating practical learning, problem-solving and imagination.
The school campus buzzed with activity as visitors enjoyed food stalls, music, games, entertainment and face painting, creating a festive atmosphere for families.
Self-Help Groups (SHGs) participated by displaying their products, providing women entrepreneurs with an opportunity to showcase their skills, connect with customers and promote financial self-reliance.
The participation of ABHI School for Special Children added an important dimension of inclusion. Its stall featured candles and other handcrafted products made by students, allowing visitors to appreciate their creativity and support their work through purchases.
By bringing students, women-led enterprises and children with special needs together, the carnival highlighted the role of schools in promoting creativity, entrepreneurship, empathy and equal opportunities. The event concluded on a cheerful note, reinforcing the message that education extends beyond classrooms to nurture social responsibility and community spirit.
Samagra Sikhsha
