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India, Noida
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Mind Vision, DPS MUN, and well-planned International Exchange Programmes are offered, along with annual Inter-DPS sports competitions and cultural festivals, providing opportunities for experiential learning. The school earned the International School Award (ISA) from the British Council for integrating an international dimension into its curriculum. ISA projects include Good Habits, Our Shrinking World, Leadership, Fat or Fit, Solar Soldering, and Developing a Robust Curriculum in Sustainable Food Production. The campus is located in Sector Gamma-II, Greater Noida, and spans 15 acres.
PTA is listed in the Mandatory Public Disclosure as the Parent Teacher Association for Delhi Public School Greater Noida. There are 13 parent representatives listed as PTA members, representing students from Prep through XII. The PTA members are: Ms. Mansi Gupta (Prep) Navya & Nityam Goel; Mr. Siddhant Tyagi (I) Inaya Tyagi; Dr. Anuj Jain (II) Viaan Jain; Mrs. Harleen Kaur (III) Avnoor Kaur Dhillon; Dr. Deepti Srivastava (IV) Suryansh Singh; Mr. Kuldeep (V) Atharv Chaudhary; Ms. Ashima Chakraborty (VI) Shreyansh Chakraborty; Mr. Sudhanshu Jain (VII) Saanvi Jain; Mr. Amit Garg (VIII) Anshika Garg; Dr. Avaneesh Agnihotri (IX) Neelakshi Agnihotri; Mr. Samir Kumar Sinha (X) Etash Mitul; Dr. Vinod M. Kapse (XI) Vaishnavi V. Kapse; Dr. Surbhi Shyam Dalela (XII) Manav Dalela. These details appear in the school's Mandatory Public Disclosure with a PTA list linked in the documents section.
Delhi World Public School Greater Noida, established in 2016, follows the Indian Central Board of Secondary Education curriculum from Pre-Nursery through Class XII. Situated in Knowledge Park III, the school features specialized physics, chemistry, and biology laboratories, a dedicated library, a swimming pool, an indoor shooting range, and air-conditioned transport buses equipped with GPS surveillance. A key signature initiative is its Activity Based Learning robotics lab, where students assemble basic robots and engage with practical STEM challenges through structured blocks. Additionally, the school provides an Interact Club, a Quiz Club, and a specialized Social Service Club alongside foreign language instruction in French and Sanskrit starting from Grade IV onwards. Modeled on the foundational Guru-Shishya philosophy, education here focuses on experiential project learning and student-centric classroom interactions with an optimal 1:25 teacher-student ratio, ensuring clear conceptual outcomes across science, commerce, and humanities streams for every enrolled student under daily instructional observation.
