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First Term Inter-Class Chart Competition 2026 CLASSES 3 TO 5
Learning becomes more meaningful when it is expressed creatively, and this spirit was beautifully reflected in the First Term Inter-Class Chart Competition held on 30th April 2026 for Classes 3 to 5. The event brought together creativity, teamwork, and organization, encouraging Students to present information in a visually appealing and structured manner while enhancing their artistic and collaborative skills. Each Class showcased its creativity by decorating their Classrooms based on a specific theme. Class 3 brought the theme Plants to life by highlighting the beauty and importance of nature around us. The Classrooms were adorned with vibrant depictions of plants, birds, and butterflies, showcasing their natural habitats and the interdependence within nature. The displays created a refreshing green environment that reflected care and appreciation for the surroundings. Their charts were thoughtfully designed with meaningful titles—Let’s Get Fruity for the Time Table added a fun and colourful touch, Stay Rooted, Keep Growing for the House Chart conveyed strong values, and Planting Smiles, Growing Memories for the Birthday Chart brought warmth and joy to the Classroom. Class 4 creatively embraced the theme Animals, presenting a wide variety of animal groups through their charts. The Students highlighted categories such as terrestrial, aquatic, aerial, pet, wild, and endangered animals, along with those used for transport. Each chart had a unique focus—the Time Table featured terrestrial animals, the Birthday Chart showcased aquatic animals, the House Chart depicted aerial animals, and the Conveyance Chart included pet animals. Special emphasis on endangered animals helped create awareness about wildlife conservation, making the Classroom both informative and visually engaging. Class 5 presented the theme Art Around Us, creatively depicting the presence of art in everyday life. Their charts beautifully illustrated how art can be seen in nature, festivals, architecture, daily objects, and cultural practices. Through colourful and imaginative presentations, they conveyed that art is not limited to textbooks but exists all around us, enriching our daily experiences. In addition to thematic decorations, all Classes displayed essential Classroom charts such as the Time Table, House Chart, Birthday Chart, and Conveyance Chart. These were designed neatly and thoughtfully, combining usefulness with visual appeal. Subject-related Charts were also prepared in accordance with the Syllabus and presented in an engaging manner, helping to reinforce key concepts through visual learning. A special highlight of the Competition was the display of Craft and Friday Activities by all. The Competition was judged on various parameters, and the Judges appreciated the presentation, and hard work displayed by all the Classes. Overall, the Competition not only enhanced Students’ presentation skills but also instilled a sense of pride and responsibility in maintaining their learning spaces. It was indeed a joyful and enriching experience for everyone involved. Result of the Competition was as follows Class 3E stood First while 3A stood Second. There was a tie for the First Position between 4A and 4C while 4E got the Second Position. Class 5D stood First and 5B stood Second.
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