✍️ Punjabi Calligraphy Competition – Classes 1 to 3 ✍️
At Aryabhatta International School, we believe that handwriting is not just writing — it’s an art that reflects our character and personality.
To nurture this skill, Classes 1 to 3 participated in a Punjabi Calligraphy (Punjabi Sulekh) Competition. Through this engaging activity, our dedicated teachers guided the students in proper formation of Punjabi letters, focusing on neatness, spacing, and beauty of writing. Students practiced diligently both in school and at home, aiming for perfection and a chance to earn top positions.
The event was held in a competitive spirit, motivating our young learners to take pride in their mother tongue. Principal Mr. Shashi Kant Mishra and Coordinator Mrs. Manpreet Chawla appreciated the efforts of the students, encouraging them to keep improving their handwriting skills as an essential life skill.
Special appreciation goes to the activity in-charges Mrs. Sukhjeet, Mrs. Sukhpal, and Mrs. Kiran, who beautifully demonstrated the art of writing Punjabi words and sentences in class, making learning both enjoyable and meaningful.
💫 Good handwriting is a lifelong treasure — and our students are on the path to mastering it. 💫
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ReplyDeleteI really like how this Punjabi calligraphy competition encourages children to pay attention not only to writing neatly, but also to the shape, spacing, and overall beauty of each letter. Those details are important in font design as well, because even small differences in letterforms can give a typeface a completely different personality. It’s especially nice to see handwriting being treated as an art while encouraging students to take pride in their own language. I enjoy exploring different lettering and personalized font styles at Fontes Diferentes, and this post is a great reminder that a distinctive font often begins with simply learning to form letters carefully.
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