Bhopal

Inter-school competition held at St Joseph

Staff Reporter

An inter-school competition was organised by the Archdiocese of Bhopal on Friday at St. Joseph Co-Ed School. The inter-school competition was all about various events wherein the school students showcased their talent.

The inter school competition was inaugurated by Fr. Mathew VC, Vicar General of Bhopal Archdiocese by lighting the lamp. At the competition, more than 1500 students of 30 schools of Bhopal participated.

It was about Sanskrit, sports, literature, science and creative activities.  At the ‘Rangrez’ contest students have shown their talents in painting. Children of kindergarten painted with their perceptions using watercolor in 'Paint Your Imagination'.

On the other hand, children of classes 5 and 6 showed ‘Nature’ through pencil shading in which they showed natural scenes with their talents. Students of classes 9 and 10 designed the work of ‘Warli Art’.

Other than this, the students of classes 11 and 12 walked over the ramp during a fashion show wherein they presented the dresses designed by them with newspaper.

Besides, there were three competitions held under science and mathematics branches. In ‘Technocrats’ Several technical and brain games were organised to know the science talents of the students. In 'Peak to Seek', there were questions related to mathematics wherein the participants had to solve the clues and reach the destination. The students presented e-waste based model ‘Electramind’ leaving everyone astonished.

Dance and singing competitions were also held at the inter school championship. Further, under sports event. more than 28 schools participated enthusiastically. Power Point presentations, Poster making and computer-based working models were also the part of the competition.

There were different competitions based on literature and social science in 'the Trailblazers', in which the quiz based general knowledge on Sanskrit language and literature was conducted. Spellathon, crossword puzzles, declamation and other competitions also marked the D-day.

later, Archbishop leo Cornelio felicitated the winners of various competitions.