barublogArt Meets History – A Creative Explosion of Heritage
Held under the guidance of the Art & Craft Department, the competition gave students from Nursery to Class VI a unique opportunity to dive into the world of sculpture. With themes inspired by Indian heritage and architectural marvels, students crafted models like the towering Qutab Minar, the intricate Sanchi Stupa, and the timeless Taj Mahal all from simple, earthy clay and old newspapers.
The competition was conducted house-wise, adding a fun and friendly dose of teamwork and spirit to the creative process.
Discovering Talents, Shaping Minds
The event was brilliantly organized by Art & Craft teacher S. Sukhdev Singh, along with Activity Incharge Ms. Inderjit Kaur, who ensured every child had the opportunity to explore their creative potential in a structured, yet imaginative environment.
More than just making clay figures, students discovered the joy of hands-on creation, the patience of sculpting detail, and the pride of presenting something they made with their own two hands.
From intricate domes to fine pillars, every sculpture echoed the children’s enthusiasm and the teachers’ careful mentoring.
Celebrating Artistic Excellence
House-Wise Results:-
🥇 1st Position – Amul House
🥈 2nd Position – Ajay House
🥉 3rd Position – Abhai House
Class-Wise Results:-
🏅 Overall 1st Position – KG-B
🥈 2nd Position – III-A
🥉 3rd Position – V-A & VI-B (tied)
The creativity displayed left the judges in awe, and the winners were awarded certificates and prizes for their artistic achievement.
Words of Wisdom – Motivation from the Principal
Principal Ms. Harpreet Kaur Sahni personally congratulated all the winners, applauding not just their work, but also the effort and passion behind each creation. She emphasized that activities like these are not just competitions but important milestones in helping students identify their hidden talents early in life.
In her address to all students, and explained the importance of their learning.
“Art is the language of the soul. When you shape clay, you’re shaping imagination, patience, and confidence.”
She encouraged every child to participate more actively in such events and reminded them that creativity is a skill that will support them in all walks of life.
A Message to All Young Creators
To every student reading this don’t be afraid to get your hands messy in pursuit of something beautiful. Every sculpture starts with a lump of clay, just like every idea starts with a spark. Keep molding. Keep creating. Your masterpiece is just a thought away.
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