Dear Parents and Students,
Add colour, creativity and festive spirit to our campus as we bring you an exciting Inter-House Rangoli Competition! Students will work in teams to create vibrant rangoli designs while showcasing their imagination, artistic skills and teamwork.
Competition Details
Date: 4th November 2026
Time: 09:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
Venue: Allotted Spots – Cambridge Department
Participants: Grades VI – XII
Competition: House-wise
Categories
| Group | Grades | Participants |
| Group A | VI – VIII | 4 students per House |
| Group B | IX – XII | 4 students per House |
Themes
Group A – Grades VI–VIII
- Alpana Rangoli: A traditional Bengali Art form featuring intricate patterns of flowers, leaves, circles, and symbolic motifs, traditionally drawn using rice paste.
- Kolam Rangoli: A South Indian art form created using dots and lines to form symmetrical geometric patterns, curves, and floral designs.
- Mandana Rangoli: A traditional art form from Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, featuring geometric shapes, animals, and nature-inspired motifs.
Group B – Grades IX–XII
- Sanskar Bharti Rangoli: A colourful Maharashtrian rangoli style featuring large circular designs, symmetrical patterns, and intricate arrangements of dots, lines, and traditional motifs.
- Muggulu Rangoli: A traditional art form from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, created using dots, lines, geometric shapes, and symmetrical patterns. Designs often feature flowers, stars, and intricate loops .
- Chowkpurana Rangoli: A traditional folk art form from Uttar Pradesh, featuring geometric patterns, squares, grids, and symbolic motifs arranged around a central design, often created for festivals and auspicious occasions.
Rules & Guidelines
- The competition will be conducted House-wise – 4 students per group.
- Choose any one theme for your respective category
- Only rangoli colours may be used. Flowers and petals, grains, pulses, vegetables, fruits or any food items are strictly prohibited; use of which may result in disqualification.
- Participants must bring their own rangoli colours.
- The rangoli must be created within the allotted space.
- Participants must complete their rangoli within the stipulated time.
- Students must maintain cleanliness and leave their allotted area neat after the competition.
- Rangoli will be judged on Creativity, Interpretation of Theme, Neatness and Colour Scheme.
Let tradition meet imagination, and let your rangoli tell a story beyond the colours!
Regards,
Ms. Chetna Patel
Principal