Art Competition


“It is our collective and individual responsibility to preserve and tend to the world in which we all live.” Dalai Lama

 

In order to make students aware about the Father of Nation, Hera Public School organized an Art Competition on the theme ‘Teachings of Mahatma Gandhi.’ The competition was open for all the students of Hera Public School. Students actively participated in the competition and made various sketches and paintings on the topic.

 

Let’s have a glimpse of the beautiful paintings made by our students - 

 




Made by Aisha Salim, class 10

 









Made by Aziza Fatima, class 7










Made by Zulfa Haseeb, class 4

Location: India

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