Our champions showcased their remarkable skills at the CBSE National Lawn Tennis Championship 2025, hosted by Rishikul Vidyapeeth, Sonipat, held from 23rd – 30th September 2025.
GOLD MEDAL bagged by Miraya Agarwal (X), Neelakshi Lather (XI), Aura Malik (XI), Aadya Jain (IX) in U-17 Girls Team event.
BRONZE MEDAL bagged by Neelakshi Lather (XI) in U-17 Girls Singles.
BRONZE MEDAL bagged by Divya Ungrish (XII) in U-19 Girls Singles
Glory, grit, and greatness! Kudos to our MMPS tennis stars for showcasing incredible talent and spirit, and making the school proud!
Our students, Ishmeet and Arya Bhardwaj from Class VIII, proudly represented Zone 11, and secured I POSITION in the Delhi State School Games U-14 Boys Handball Tournament held at SV School, FU Block, Pitampura from 22nd September to 24th September 2025.
Kudos to our young athletes! Their skill, teamwork, and determination brought pride and glory to MMPS!
As part of the nationwide Swachhata Pakhwada 2025 (16th–30th September), our school actively participated in a series of cleanliness and sustainability initiatives. Under the guidance of school authorities and with the enthusiastic involvement of students and NCC cadets, the school successfully conducted three key activities on its campus.
The Swachhta Rath-Rallies witnessed students marching with banners and slogans to spread awareness on hygiene. The Mass Swachhta Pledge in Uniform brought the entire school community together to reaffirm their commitment to cleanliness and hygiene practices. The Plantation Drive – “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” encouraged environmental stewardship, as students planted saplings across the school campus to nurture greenery and sustainability.
These activities not only supported the objectives of the national Swachhata mission but also instilled in students a strong sense of civic duty and responsibility.
NCC students of M.M. Public School, Pitampura, made a significant contribution off-site by participating in an Exhibition on ‘Waste to Wealth’ organized at 2 Delhi Bn NCC ITI PUSA, Delhi under the supervision of Commanding Officer Karan Mehta.
Our students showcased innovative projects that transformed everyday waste into useful and artistic creations. Their exhibits highlighted the power of recycling and the potential of waste materials when used creatively. The projects earned a lot of admiration from NCC Officials, reinforcing the core message that sustainability begins with mindful action.
Through this exhibition, the students not only demonstrated their creativity but also inspired society to adopt eco-friendly practices and contribute to building a cleaner, greener future.
M.M. Public School, Pitampura has proudly been ranked 4th among the North Delhi 1 Leaders in the prestigious Times School Survey 2025 by The Times of India. This recognition highlights our commitment to academic excellence, world class infrastructure, and innovation.
We are proud of worthy leadership of our Honorable Principal Ma’am Ms. Rooma Pathak ,inspiring teachers ,brilliant students , supportive parents, and dedicated staff who turn every classroom into a space of growth, innovation, and excellence.
Let’s keep raising the bar — together.
A special assembly was conducted on 1 October 2025 to mark the twin occasions of Gandhi Jayanti and Dussehra. The program began with speeches by students reflecting on the life and teachings of Mahatma Gandhi as well as the timeless message of the victory of good over evil celebrated through Dussehra.
To make the celebration more engaging, a spirited quiz was conducted, where students actively participated and showcased their knowledge about both festivals. Later, educational videos were shown in the classrooms, helping students connect deeper with the values behind the observances.
Adding a creative touch, the primary wing enjoyed a colorful craft activity – Puppet making – which filled the day with joy and excitement.
To commemorate Gandhi Jayanti, a Special Message Assembly was conducted on 1st October 2025 by the Pre-Primary Department. Students were shown a PowerPoint presentation and a movie on Mahatma Gandhi to help them understand his life and values. They took part in creative activities like colouring sheets and clay modelling, and sang the bhajan Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram. The celebration taught children about Gandhiji’s principles of truth, peace, and non-violence. It was a meaningful and inspiring experience.
The Pre-Primary Department celebrated a Special Message Assembly on Dussehra with great zeal and devotion on 30th September 2025. The celebration included a PowerPoint presentation and a movie on the Ramayana to help students understand the story and significance of the festival. Students enthusiastically participated and created beautiful crafts related to Dussehra. Through the activities, they learned about the triumph of good over evil — acchai ki burai par jeet. The event was both educational and enjoyable, fostering cultural awareness among young learners.
The "Race on Modes of Transport (Relay Race)” held on 30th September 2025 was a lively event for U.K.G. students. With headgears symbolizing different transport modes, the young participants raced down the tracks with joy and energy. The event wasn’t just about running—it taught them about team spirit, friendly competition, and the importance of cheering for one another. It was a day full of fun, learning, and laughter.
Winners of the Race are
To inculcate telephonic conversation etiquette, an activity was conducted for Grade U.K.G. on 24th September 2025. The young learners enthusiastically took part in simulated phone calls, where they learnt how to initiate and respond to conversations politely. The activity was fun and engaging, allowing students to build their speaking skills in a playful manner. It also helped boost their confidence and improved their ability to express themselves clearly. Overall, the session contributed significantly to their language development and communication skills.