DAV Public School, Kailash Hills witnessed a vibrant celebration of creativity and learning with the organisation of ‘SKILLSPIRE- Showcasing Skills With Talent , an event that highlighted students’ talents nurtured through various clubs of the school. Students from different clubs participated with enthusiasm and confidence. The encouraging address by the Principal Ma’am, Ms. Monika Paliwal inspired the students to believe in their abilities. She highlighted the importance of various extra co-curricular activities in the holistic development of the student. Helen O’Grady presentations "Trimuph" ~brought the stage alive as students impressed the audience through imaginative improvisations like Pirate Joe, Miracle of One Word and Academy of Wizard, reflecting sharp thinking and expressive skills. Dance dramas such as Astronaut, Humble Caterpillar and Navras mesmerised the audience. The Ignited Mindz Club showed how their club empowers students to think, build, and present science through fun, hands-on models and innovative learning.The students of ABACUS Club left the visitors awestruck by demonstrating fast calculations on fingers and abacus tools.

The 'Cook and Serve' club was proud to participate in the school -wide showcase, highlighting the culinary skills and hospitality standards our members have developed the event was a wonderful opportunity for our students chefs to demonstrate their hard work and dedication to the craft. Robotics and AR/VR Club students showcased their learning at SkillSpire through innovative projects such as a handmade vacuum cleaner, IntelliBand, 360° solar system in VR, Scratch games, Bridge Building Activity, QR codes for plants and flowers, a smart home LED Glowing with solar panel, Theromotacker project, apps developed on MIT App Inventor, machine learning models using Google Teachable Machine, and 3D-printed models, highlighting their creativity and future-ready skill. The impactful street play ‘Suraksha’ by R K Theatre students delivered a powerful message on road safety, leaving a lasting impression. The programme was truly a feast for the senses, showcasing effort, enthusiasm and the joy of learning together.