Std. 1 to 10 : Handwriting Competition

The Handwriting Competition is conducted as follows : ✍️

Which? Applicable for
English Handwriting Competition Std. 1 to 10
Marathi Handwriting Competition Std. 3 to 10
  • Students will be given age-appropriate text to copy. Students must carry writing material to school, without fail.
  • Students will compete with their own standard.
  • Winners will be chosen across the entire standard (so all divisions of that standard will be considered).

Judging Parameters

On what parameters will the Handwriting competition entries be checked? Entries will be judged based on the following elements -

  • Letterforms : Are the letters made, fit and spaced correctly?
  • Accuracy : Have the words and punctuations been copied properly?
  • Neatness : Is the writing presented well?

Additional parameter ONLY for English Handwriting Competition -
Writing : Are manuscript letters vertical and cursive letters properly slanted and joined? (During the judging process, entries will be separated as cursive or manuscript.)

FAQs

Which competition? Sheet style Applicable for
English In-line four lined sheets Std. 1 and 2
English Single lined sheets Std. 3 to 10
Marathi Double lined sheets Std. 3 to 7
Marathi Single lined sheets Std. 8 to 10
  • Are kids allowed to bring a different / special pen on that day?
    Sure, knock yourself out!
  • What paper will they be writing on?
    Regular sheets.
  • Scratching out allowed?
    Allowed. Not recommended, but yes, definitely not "banned".
  • Can the students discard a paper and start over?
    No.
  • Why a Handwriting competition when the world is slowly but surely turning digital?
    We're glad you asked! Studies have shown that writing improves memory. When we write something by hand, as opposed to typing it on a keyboard, we retain the learning in a better manner.

    Additionally, handwriting is unique to every individual. Typed text looks all the same, no matter who wrote it! But a person's handwriting is reflective of his / her mood as well as personality.

    In today's world of keyboards, legible handwriting is a skill fast losing out on its existence. We would like our students to be as comfortable with pen and paper as they already are, with the keyboard. And above all, we want them to have beautiful handwriting because it definitely helps create a great first impression!

    Apart from all this, some students really do have beautiful handwriting. This is their chance to show it off and be heroes! (please note : our heroes are gender neutral 🙂)

So what are you waiting for? May the best handwriting win!

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