The Junior School Art Fair, held on the 10th and 11th of October 2025, was a joyful celebration of creativity, imagination, and artistic exploration. Over two vibrant days, the school campus transformed into a colourful hub of student expression, where the theme “Imagination Taking Flight…!” came alive through a range of interactive and visual experiences.

The event was inaugurated by our revered Community Leader, Br. Agnelo Benjamin, in the esteemed presence of Mrs A. Pal and Mrs R. Kaushal. A live keyboard performance by Dev Kumar from Class 3E and an energetic drum presentation by Brandon from Class 2B added to the festive ambience, setting the tone for the delightful event ahead.

Students from Classes 1 to 3 proudly presented an impressive range of artwork, many pieces reflecting classroom learning in subjects such as Science and Environmental Studies. Highlights included terrarium models and water cycle illustrations that beautifully blended art with scientific understanding. The Learning Centre and Special Education Team curated sensory games and activities, while displays of library projects and EVS portfolios enriched the academic connections of the fair.

Adding to the holistic learning experience, a Physical and Oral Hygiene Awareness Camp was also organised for the students. Conducted by a qualified pedodontist, it included dental check-ups, an engaging session on oral care, and a fun quiz with prizes. Hands-on activities offered something for everyone — from origami and sand art to personalised nameplates, apron designing, and the popular Pidilite craft station. The Civil Aviation Simulation Centre drew excitement as students participated in aircraft simulations and also built and flew their own paper planes. The Hindustan Times PACE Drawing Competition witnessed enthusiastic participation, providing a platform for budding artists to shine.

In the spirit of Diwali and the “Vocal for Local” movement, students painted terracotta diyas and created pottery, celebrating traditional Indian crafts. Magic and puppet shows brought laughter and joy, adding to the festive energy across the school. Social awareness was also a key focus, with NGO stalls from Raah Foundation, Muskaan, and Chetanalya encouraging empathy and responsibility. An awareness campaign by the Chintan Foundation informed attendees about the collection and recycling of e-waste.

The student artwork was diverse and impressive — from vibrant unicorns and cat puppets to mandalas, wind chimes, and eco-friendly crafts made from recycled materials. Each piece reflected not only creativity but also a growing awareness of sustainability and thoughtful design.

The Art Fair 2025 was more than an exhibition — it was a heartwarming experience that united students, teachers, and parents in a shared celebration of imagination, learning, and community spirit.