Nestled on Kichha Road in Rudrapur, Udham Singh Nagar, Delhi Public School, Rudrapur serves families from the town and the surrounding hills, many of whom travel from nearby villages to reach the campus. The school’s 10‑acre green setting feels like a small oasis for the children of this bustling region, and the daily rhythm of buses and bicycles arriving each morning is a familiar sight for locals.
From the moment you step onto the grounds, it is clear that the school has tried to keep pace with what teachers and students need today. Classrooms are fitted with interactive boards, and there are dedicated rooms for robotics, astronomy, 3D printing and AI coding, so lessons often spill out of textbooks and into hands‑on projects. Teachers, many of whom have been with the school since it opened in 2017 under the guidance of Shri Surjit Singh Grover, talk about the freedom they have to experiment with new methods while still following a clear curriculum.
The school follows the Central Board of Secondary Education, so the academic programme aligns with the national standards while allowing room for the extra‑curricular pursuits that have become part of daily life here. Science labs are well stocked, language classes are conducted in English, and the assessment system reflects both board requirements and the school’s own emphasis on practical understanding.
Beyond the classroom, students can join one of more than a dozen sports academies—cricket, archery, shooting and even fencing are available—while the Bhatkhande DPS Sangit Academy nurtures a love for music and the arts. For families who need flexibility, the school offers day‑boarding and limited boarding for certain grades, making it a practical choice for many in the area. In just a few years, the school has earned recognition in regional rankings and is now considered one of the leading co‑educational day schools in Uttarakhand.
