Blue Bird High School, Panchkula

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:03 AM Jan 10, 2025 IST

Kokuyo Camlin Ltd hosted the Camel Art Summit at the school. The event brought together art educators from various schools to explore new perspectives in art and craft. The workshop was a part of Kokuyo Camlin’s ongoing initiative to promote the role of art in shaping young minds. The company has taken the lead in organising similar art meets, focusing on the importance of child art and art psycho-therapy. Art educators showcased their innovative approaches to art and engaged in meaningful discussions to widen the horizon of art education. It provided a space for educators to come together, share ideas, and inspire one another, ensuring that the love for art continues to flourish. The interactive sessions in the workshop allowed attendees to delve into the wonderful world of art and to exchange creative strategies for engaging students.

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