SELF-WRITTEN POETRY RECITATION COMPETITION

                                          SELF-WRITTEN POETRY RECITATION COMPETITION

   

Date of Competition – 29th April 2020.
Purpose - Our love for music and rhythm makes us tune to it effortlessly. It’s also one of the  best forms of self-expression as it can present the entire universe in a nutshell. To develop our learners' writing skills and poetic sensibilities through self-expression, a self- written poetry recitation competition was held for grades 6th through 12th. The competition was held online in which learners recited their poems on camera. 

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