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Report on "Protect and Get Protected" Poster Competition

 

Title: “Protect and Get Protected” Environmental Poster Competition

 

Objective:

To promote environmental awareness among students and encourage creativity while highlighting the importance of protecting the environment.

 

Activities Conducted:

 

Call for Entries:

 

Announcements were made two weeks in advance, allowing students ample time to prepare their posters.

Guidelines, theme specifics, and submission criteria were clearly communicated.

Workshops:

 

Before the competition, workshops on environmental awareness and the basics of poster designing were organized for interested students.

Poster Submission:

 

A designated area was set up for poster submissions with a clear numbering system.

Digital entries were accepted via a specific email ID.

Judging Panel:

 

The panel included art teachers, an environmental science teacher, and a local environmentalist.

Criteria for judgment were creativity, message clarity, and artistic presentation.

Display of Entries:

 

All posters were displayed in the school's main hall for students and teachers to view.

Digital entries were projected on screens.

Award Ceremony:

 

Winners from each partner school were announced in a special assembly.

Prizes included art supplies, certificates, and a feature on the school website.

Uploading to the Website:

 

Winning posters and notable mentions were uploaded to the school website's dedicated competition page.

Outcomes:

 

Increased Awareness: The competition effectively spread the message of environmental protection among participants and viewers alike.

 

Promoted Creativity: Students showcased their creativity, combining art with a powerful message.

 

Engagement: The competition saw a high participation rate, reflecting students' enthusiasm for environmental causes.

 

Cross-Cultural Exchange: As the competition was held across partner schools, it allowed for a cross-cultural exchange of ideas and perspectives on environmental protection.

 

Feedback:

 

Post-event feedback was overwhelmingly positive. Students, teachers, and parents appreciated the initiative and expressed interest in more such events. The quality of entries was commended, showcasing students' understanding and concern for the environment.

 

Future Plans:

 

Make the competition an annual event, introducing varied environmental themes each year.

Collaborate with local environmental NGOs to expand the competition's reach and impact.

Organize exhibitions displaying the posters in community centers and public spaces.

Conclusion:

 

The "Protect and Get Protected" poster competition successfully achieved its goal of fostering environmental awareness in a creative manner. The event not only highlighted the talents of the students but also reinforced the importance of environmental conservation.