On August 3rd, St. Claret English Medium School, Chimur, organized two unique and engaging competitions for its students. The day began with the usual assembly and a message from the principal, Fr. Robin Paul.

The day’s events continued from previous activities, starting with drawing competitions and memory tests tailored to each class level. Following these, the focus shifted to the main events: vegetable carving and waste management competitions.

During the vegetable carving competition, students showcased their creativity and innovation by crafting impressive designs from a variety of vegetables and fruits. Simultaneously, the waste management competition highlighted students' promising efforts in addressing environmental issues.

At the end of the day, the work from both competitions was displayed on the school stage and in various classrooms, allowing all students to appreciate the creativity and dedication of their peers. It was yet another vibrant and colorful day at St. Claret English Medium School.