Clay modelling event at DPS, Khanna

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Aug 07, 2025 IST

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With a purpose to bring out the artistic talent of the students, Delhi Public School, Khanna, organised a clay modelling competition for the students of grades I-III. The students participated with great enthusiasm and showcased their creativity by moulding colourful clay into beautiful and meaningful models. Imagination of the little minds motivated them to create animals, cartoon characters, fruits, flowers and abstract art pieces. Every child was encouraged and applauded for their participation. Principal Dr VJ Nagesh said clay modelling is more than just a creative activity — it is a powerful tool to unlock the imagination and refine the fine motor skills of young learners.

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