Jamshedpur: Kavyapta Global School, formerly known as Mount Litera Zee School, has brought pride to the city by excelling on the national stage at Canvathon 2024, a prestigious competition organized by Uolo in association with Canva.
Uolo, India’s largest edtech company, empowers schools to prepare future-ready students by offering innovative programs in essential skills like coding and communication. Canvathon 2024 was a nationwide poster-making competition for students from grades 4 to 8. Participants showcased their creativity on themes such as “The Things I Love,” “Power of Al,” and “Keeping My Neighborhood Clean” using Canva.
Aaradhya Singh, a Grade 7 student, secured the 2nd position at the National Level for her creative depiction of “The Things I Love: My Favorite Sports.” This remarkable achievement highlights her artistic skill and dedication. Additionally, Alankrita Sen of Grade 4 emerged as the State-Level Winner for her outstanding poster on “Power of Al,” further solidifying the school’s reputation for nurturing artistic excellence.
Competing against over 1,000 schools and more than 1 lakh students. Kavyapta’s young artists demonstrated exceptional creativity and talent, bringing immense pride to Jamshedpur and the school community.
Expressing her joy, Kabita Agrawal, Director Principal of Kavyapta Global School, said: “We are immensely proud of Aaradhya and Alankrita for their outstanding achievements at Canvathon 2024. This accomplishment reflects our students’ boundless creativity and determination, as well as the school’s commitment to fostering well-rounded individuals. We thank the parents and teachers for their
unwavering support and encouragement.”
The achievements of Aaradhya, Alankrita, and other participating students exemplify Kavyapta Global School’s mission of nurturing global citizens who excel not only in academics but also in creativity, empathy, and resilience. Their success at Canvathon 2024 reinforces the school’s dedication to fostering artistic and intellectual excellence among its students.
