PIET Sanskriti School Ansals, Panipat holds painting competition

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Updated At : 03:54 AM Sep 01, 2025 IST

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A painting competition was held in collaboration with PP Publications for students of classes I to VIII, focusing on the themes of SDGs to link creativity with purpose. The objective of the event was to promote awareness of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through art, encouraging students to visualise and express their understanding of global issues relevant to their age group. Each grade group was assigned a specific SDG-based theme: classes I and II — Life on Land, classes III to V — Good Health and Well-Being and classes VI to VIII - clean water and sanitation. Over 280 students participated in the competition, which saw a wonderful display of imagination. The competition not only nurtured their artistic talents but also inspired a sense of responsibility, awareness, and hope for a more sustainable world.

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