Our student recreates a stunning chalk portrait of Mona Lisa.

We are thrilled to showcase an extraordinary piece of art created by one of our talented students, Aditya from Grade 11—a stunning chalk portrait of Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic Mona Lisa. This masterpiece, drawn with exceptional skill and attention to detail, captures the enigmatic charm and timeless beauty of the original.

The student’s dedication and passion for art are evident in every line, and this work stands as a testament to the creativity and talent nurtured within our school. Their rendition of the Mona Lisa not only pays homage to a legendary artist but also adds a unique personal touch that makes this piece truly special.

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Traditional Leather Puppet Show

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✨ Little Footsteps, Big Discoveries 👣

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