Seth Anandram Jaipuria Student Wins 3rd Spot in GEMA INTERNATIONAL PAINTING OLYMPICS
Little kids are masters of the moment—they love the way it feels when they smear paint on paper, how it looks when they sprinkle glitter, and even the soft sound a brush makes as it crosses the page, says Amy Yang, founder of Brooklyn Design Lab, an art school for children.
Fostering creativity doesn’t just increase a child’s chances of becoming the next Picasso. It also helps him developmentally, socially, and emotionally. Creating art may boost young children’s ability to analyze and problem-solve.
GEMA International Painting Competition for students from Kindergarten to grade 8, was recently organized. Students from many schools across the world participated. A total of 15 countries, 148 Schools, and 2649 students.
In Group B the theme was: Underwater World (Sea Animals/Creatures/Plants) (Grade/Class 1st & 2nd)
Gargi Garg, of class 2 won the third position in the above category. We are proud of her.
