Inter-house Competitions (2022-23)

“The arts are an essential element of education, just like reading, writing, and arithmetic… music, dance, painting, and theatre are all keys that unlock profound human understanding and accomplishment.”-William Bennett

Healthy competition helps children to perform at their best. They learn the art of living together and working together. It allows the child to discover their hidden potential and individuality. In St. Paul’s School, with our four highly active houses- Ashoka House, Laxmibai House, Pratap House, and Shivaji House we try to build links between the school and the wider community. Our motto is to develop 21st-century skills among learners to equip them with critical thinking, collaboration, communication skills, adaptability, leadership skills, accountability, self-directedness, and information media & technology literacy.

Sharing a glimpse of events, we conducted post-Covid to provide the children with an enriching experience.

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It stimulates and cultivates aesthetic development along with the acquisition of new knowledge that provides learners to explore a plethora of interests. This buoys up the acceptance of others in learners.

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Junior Classes

Senior Classes

Show and Tell

Our learners are exposed to opportunities to hone their long-term memory, boost self-confidence, and develop public speaking abilities in their formative years of development

Story Narration

It develops skills beyond the knowledge of subjects. It promotes academic and emotional development. It enhances their communication skills and makes them empathetic.

Drawing and Colouring

It tends to train the brain to focus while improving fine motor skills. It builds up learners’ ability to observe and promote multidimensional growth. They learn the art of self-expression and identification of emotions.

Kavita Path

Poetry and rhymes help develop physical and social awareness. Initiate acceptance of different sentiments. It is a powerful teaching tool, helping learners improve their literacy. It provides freedom of expression for learners to express themselves and their identities with metaphor, imagery, and symbolism. This helps learners to gain new perspectives on life and ordinary experiences.

Carol Singing

It promotes self-esteem and helps in the relaxation of the mind and body. It teaches learners coordination, cooperation, and respect for others. They get good at teamwork.