MUSCAT : This year’s competition, themed ‘Save Earth,’ aims to inspire young artists while raising awareness about environmental issues as part of the 54th National Day celebrations.
The introduction of the rolling trophy is designed to foster school spirit and encourage maximum participation. By recognizing the school with the largest enrollment, TAS hopes to create a competitive yet celebratory atmosphere that enhances the sense of community among students.
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The competition encourages participants to explore themes of sustainability and the beauty of nature, allowing them to express their creativity while highlighting the importance of eco-friendly practices. Students are invited to use their artwork as a platform to promote awareness about reducing waste and protecting the planet.
Registration for this prestigious event is free and open to students from all schools in Oman. Interested participants can easily sign up by scanning the QR code provided, with registration remaining open until November 10.
Students will be divided into three categories based on their grade levels, each utilising age-appropriate art mediums: grades 3-5 will use colour pencils, grades 6-9 will work with acrylics, and grades 10-12 will use oil pastels.
Participants are encouraged to bring their own art materials on the day of the competition, with details to be announced shortly.
In line with its commitment to inclusivity, The Arabian Stories has waived the registration fee, further emphasising its goal of maximizing participation and community engagement.
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