Annual School Art Exhibition 2023 - Every Child is an Artist

KOLKATA, India - Feb. 15, 2023 - PRLog -- Kolkata, 11^th February, 2023: Little Bright Stars Preschool organized an exciting and insightful art exhibition namely "Annual School Art Exhibition 2023 - Every Child is an Artist" on the 11th of February (Saturday) 2023 at the school campus from 10 am to 4 pm. In the program, the creativity of students, teachers, and parents was demonstrated with great flair.

In the exhibition, various forms of art and crafts were displayed, including aquatic life, space life, wildlife, nature, and a variety of handmade crafts, such as candle stands, photo frames, pen stands, and many other intriguing items that awed viewers' minds. Visitors even had the opportunity to create and show their own artistic talent by making pottery with the help of an artisan and a block printing station where they could show their own creativity on a piece of cloth with their own hands. The exhibition was attended by hundreds of students, parents, teachers, and principals of other renowned schools, and local people. They all enjoyed interacting with the teachers and Founder & Principal, Mrs. Aakanksha Kaur, throughout the event.

Speaking on the occasion, Sardar Taranjit Singh, Managing Director of JIS Group mentioned, "The school's (GNIHM (https://www.gnihm.ac.in/)) foremost responsibility is to prepare students for a prosperous future. Thus, it was highly impressive to witness the creativity and collaboration of the teachers, parents, and students, which is bound to shape students' talent and will definitely help them succeed in the future."

Speaking about the exhibition, Mrs. Aakanksha Kaur, Founder & Principal stated, "As a school, we strive to prepare students for a successful future. The teachers, students, and parents all contributed greatly to making this exhibition a success. I am very grateful to all the visitors who came and gave us their valuable time and I look forward to hosting more such events in the future, which will be beneficial to our students in the long run."