Students of St. Jude’s School participated in various activities organised as part of Virasat 2026, celebrating India's rich cultural heritage and traditional art forms. On the 30th of October, Students from Classes 9 and 11 represented the School in a Painting Competition, alongside participants from several reputed Institutions, including Welham Boys’ School, Doon International School, Shri Guru Ram Rai Public School, Army Public School, TonsBridge School, Doon Sarla Academy, and many others. The competition provided a platform for young artists to express their creativity and artistic abilities. On 2nd November, Students from the same Classes revisited Virasat to participate in a series of hands-on workshops exploring traditional Indian art and craft. The workshops included Pottery, Flower Making, Lippan Art, Tie and Dye, among other creative activities. These sessions offered Students an opportunity to experience traditional craftsmanship and learn new artistic techniques. The participation proved to be an enriching experience, allowing Students to explore their creative potential, appreciate India's cultural traditions, and gain valuable exposure beyond the Classroom. Through such experiences, St. Jude’s School continues to encourage creativity, cultural awareness, and experiential learning among its Students.
Students of St. Jude’s School participated in various activities organised as part of Virasat 2026, celebrating India's rich cultural heritage and traditional art forms. On the 30th of October, Students from Classes 9 and 11 represented the School in a Painting Competition, alongside participants from several reputed Institutions, including Welham Boys’ School, Doon International School, Shri Guru Ram Rai Public School, Army Public School, TonsBridge School, Doon Sarla Academy, and many others. The competition provided a platform for young artists to express their creativity and artistic abilities. On 2nd November, Students from the same Classes revisited Virasat to participate in a series of hands-on workshops exploring traditional Indian art and craft. The workshops included Pottery, Flower Making, Lippan Art, Tie and Dye, among other creative activities. These sessions offered Students an opportunity to experience traditional craftsmanship and learn new artistic techniques. The participation proved to be an enriching experience, allowing Students to explore their creative potential, appreciate India's cultural traditions, and gain valuable exposure beyond the Classroom. Through such experiences, St. Jude’s School continues to encourage creativity, cultural awareness, and experiential learning among its Students.