DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL - BANGALORE SOUTH

11 K.M Bikasipura Main Road Kanakapura Road, Konanakunte, Bangalore - 560111

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MIND MATTERS - THE YOUNG ADOLESCENT PEER EDUCATORS LEADERSHIP CONCLAVE DELEGATION 2025

External Students Registration Form

Every year October is observed as the month to generate awareness on Mental Health and Wellbeing. With great pleasure we welcome you back to The Young Adolescent Peer Leadership Conclave Mind Matters 2025. This year we will observe October as the World Mental Health Day and create awareness in the theme "Community: Supporting Mental Wellbeing Together" on the 10th and 11th of October. Here we take a trip in this labyrinth of the human mind with peer educators as our guides. On both the days we will have thought provoking discussions, interactive workshops by eminent trainers, stall exhibitions, inter-school competitions and much more! This conclave will help the young minds to share, enhance, and empower one another on the best practices of mental health and life skills for their respective schools, delegations and institutions.

The Psychology Event at Mind Matters is a platform for students to explore the fascinating world of the mind through interactive games, experiments, and challenges. Designed and led by senior secondary psychology students it aims to promote mental health awareness, spark curiosity, and make learning about human behaviour fun and engaging.

Nomination Names to be submitted by: 15th September 2025
Responses are limited so hurry up and register!
Breakfast for both the days are included in the charges.

Registration Fee - Rs 1000/- delegation (mandatory)

Minimum Participants: 4

Maximum Participants: 10 students

School Information


Note: Please provide (School Name, Grade, Participant Name, and Contact Number) Please provide student names and contact numbers separated by commas

Day 1 Events (10th October)

A street-play competition that dramatizes pressing mental-health themes—resilience, stigma, cyberbullying, academic stress—using powerful storytelling, performance, and audience engagement to drive social awareness.

An Indian classical dance competition conveying social messages and emotional narratives—ranging from empowerment to trauma recovery—through traditional abhinaya, choreography, and musicality.

"Mind in Motion" is the action-packed competition segment of Mind Matters, bringing psychology to life through a series of fun, fast-paced, and mentally stimulating challenges. Each round is designed to test observation, cognition, emotional intelligence, and critical thinking—putting psychological concepts into motion!

UTOPIA is a poster-making competition that invites participants to creatively explore and promote critical themes surrounding mental health. Through visual expression, students will raise awareness, challenge societal taboos, and share positive messages related to emotional well-being, resilience, communication, and inclusion.

Unleash your entrepreneurial mind in Pitch Perfect, a platform to present creative and enterprising business ideas that will promote mental health awareness, healing and personal growth.

Mental health is more than just a trending topic—it's the foundation of our well-being, especially for students navigating school life. To spark meaningful conversations, our school is hosting a dynamic paper presentation as a part of Mind Matters.

Day 2 Events (11th October)

A parliamentary-debate simulation where participants, assigned one of five ministries, analyze policies on ten critical social topics of women's welfare, health, education, misinformation, substance abuse—within a structured, time-bound format that emphasizes research, rebuttal, and policy critique.

An impromptu-speaking challenge where each participant delivers a compelling, continuous one-minute talk on a surprise mental-health theme, judged on spontaneity, coherence, and content under real-time pressure.

A dynamic stand-up comedy showcase where individual performers use original, respectful humor to spotlight everyday absurdities—from social media failures to supermarket sagas—while maintaining a strictly positive, inclusive vibe.

A short-video competition where participants craft 30–60-second reels centered on a mental-health topic, demonstrating storytelling flair, visual innovation, and accessibility, with an emphasis on positive, constructive messaging.

An electrifying band competition where student performers channel the power of music to express emotion, defiance, courage, and reflection. Bands will be judged on originality, musicality, stage presence, and alignment with the event's expressive themes. Only the best three performances will be performing live on the grand finale.

Best Practices of Life Skills and Peer Educators Program in your respective schools. Pathways to Peer Leadership: An illustrated timeline showcasing the evolution of Peer Leadership in your schools or Life Skills /Mental Health Awareness Campaigns by students. Stalls will be provided by our school

Event Details

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