The "Children's Drawing and Painting Competition", organized by the Art, Culture and Museums Department, Goa, aims to encourage creativity and artistic expression among Goan children and to develop a healthy competitive spirit at a young age.
The "Children's Drawing and Painting Competition", organized by the Art, Culture and Museums Department, Goa, aims to encourage creativity and artistic expression among Goan children and to develop a healthy competitive spirit at a young age.
The "Children's Drawing and Painting Competition", organised by the Art, Culture and Museums Department, Goa, aims to encourage creativity and artistic expression among Goan children and to develop a healthy competitive spirit at a young age. The competition is held annually at the Taluka level on Children's Day (14th November) or another suitable date at venues decided by Kala Academy. Winners from the Taluka level qualify for the State Level Competition.
Children are grouped into four categories:
Category A: 1st to 4th Std (Primary)
Category B: 5th to 7th Std (Middle School)
Category C: 8th to 10th Std (High School)
Category D: 11th & 12th Std (Higher Secondary)
> Prize Details – Taluka Level
Category A (Primary Level):
1st Prize: ₹750/-, 2nd Prize: ₹500/-, 3rd Prize: ₹350/-, 5 Consolation Prizes: ₹200/- each
Category B (Middle School Level):
1st Prize: ₹1,000/-, 2nd Prize: ₹750/-, 3rd Prize: ₹500/-, 5 Consolation Prizes: ₹250/- each
Category C (High School Level):
1st Prize: ₹1,500/-, 2nd Prize: ₹1,000/-, 3rd Prize: ₹750/-, 5 Consolation Prizes: ₹350/- each
Category D (Higher Secondary Level):
1st Prize: ₹2,000/-, 2nd Prize: ₹1,500/-, 3rd Prize: ₹1,000/-, 5 Consolation Prizes: ₹500/- each
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> Prize Details – State Level
Category A (Primary Level):
1st Prize: ₹2,000/-, 2nd Prize: ₹1,500/-, 3rd Prize: ₹1,000/-, 5 Consolation Prizes: ₹300/- each
Category B (Middle School Level):
1st Prize: ₹3,000/-, 2nd Prize: ₹2,000/-, 3rd Prize: ₹1,000/-, 5 Consolation Prizes: ₹500/- each
Category C (High School Level):
1st Prize: ₹4,000/-, 2nd Prize: ₹3,000/-, 3rd Prize: ₹2,000/-, 5 Consolation Prizes: ₹750/- each
Category D (Higher Secondary Level):
1st Prize: ₹5,000/-, 2nd Prize: ₹4,000/-, 3rd Prize: ₹3,000/-, 5 Consolation Prizes: ₹1,000/- each
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Drawing paper (A4 size Cartridge paper) is provided at the venue.
Refreshments arranged by Kala Academy.
All other drawing materials are to be brought by participants.
Step 1: Offline — Step 1
The interested applicant should request the prescribed format of the application form free of charge from the Kala Academy, Block A, 2nd Floor, Campal Trade Centre, Campal, Panaji, Goa.
Step 2: Offline — Step 2
In the application form, fill in all the mandatory fields, paste the passport-sized photograph (signed across, if required), and attach copies of all the mandatory documents (self-attest, if required).
Step 3: Offline — Step 3
Submit the duly filled and signed application form along with the documents, within the prescribed period (if any), to the Member Secretary, Kala Academy, Goa. Authority for Redressal of Grievances: Member Secretary/Chairman, Kala Academy, Goa.
Children must be studying up to 12th standard in Goa to be eligible for participation in the competition.
Participants must submit an attested photocopy of their birth certificate, verified by their school’s headmaster or principal, as age proof.
Participants are divided into four categories: A (1st–4th std), B (5th–7th std), C (8th–10th std), and D (11th–12th std).
Entry forms are available free of charge at Kala Academy and must be submitted before the stipulated deadline.
A duly filled entry form must be accompanied by an attested photocopy of the participant’s birth certificate.
The headmaster or principal of the participant’s school must attest the birth certificate copy.
Only children studying in Goa are eligible to participate in this competition.
The competition is held annually on or around Children’s Day (14th November) at venues decided by Kala Academy.
A panel of judges appointed by Kala Academy evaluates entries and recommends prize winners.
Participants are given A-4 cartridge drawing paper, but they must bring their own other art supplies.
Yes, Kala Academy provides refreshments to all participating children at the venue.
At the taluka level, Category A winners receive: 1st prize ₹750, 2nd prize ₹500, 3rd prize ₹350, and five consolation prizes of ₹200 each.
The competition is first held at the taluka level, and winners qualify for the state-level competition.
Completed forms must be submitted to the Member Secretary, Kala Academy Goa, before the deadline.
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