SBOA School has officially launched its much-anticipated EV Drawing Competition in school for 2025, spotlighting both innovation and imagination. The competition is designed to engage students in a creative exploration of electric vehicles (EVs), a subject growing increasingly relevant in today’s world of sustainable mobility. With a strong emphasis on student creativity, this initiative blends education, environmental awareness, and artistic expression into a single, impactful event.
A Vision for the Future Through Art
The primary goal of the competition is to spark curiosity about electric vehicles among school students while offering them a platform to express their ideas through visual storytelling. Participants are encouraged to depict the future of transportation, eco-friendly vehicle designs, or their interpretation of how EVs could shape a greener world.
This isn’t just about drawing cars. It’s about understanding the science, technology, and purpose behind EVs and translating that knowledge into compelling visual formats. In this way, the competition nurtures not only artistic skill but also environmental consciousness and STEM engagement.
Open to All Grades, with Categories by Age
The EV drawing competition in school is open to all students from primary to higher secondary levels. To ensure fair evaluation, participants will be grouped into the following categories:
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Group A: Classes 1–3
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Group B: Classes 4–6
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Group C: Classes 7–9
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Group D: Classes 10–12
Each category will be judged independently, with age-appropriate criteria focused on creativity, originality, relevance to the theme, and overall presentation.
Encouraging Student Creativity Beyond the Classroom
SBOA School believes that competitions like these go beyond typical classroom learning. They offer a space for students to think freely, question current norms, and express futuristic ideas that may one day influence real-world innovation.
From imaginative EV prototypes powered by solar energy to urban landscapes filled with autonomous electric shuttles, past events have demonstrated just how powerful student creativity can be. This year, the school expects an even higher level of participation and ingenuity.
Judging Criteria and Rewards
A panel of judges comprising art instructors, environmental educators, and local EV experts will evaluate the entries. They’ll assess:
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Artistic skill and visual impact
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Originality and imagination
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Relevance to the electric vehicle theme
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Awareness of environmental and technological concepts
Winners from each group will receive certificates, trophies, and eco-friendly gifts. Selected artworks may also be showcased during the school’s annual Science and Environment Expo, providing broader recognition.
Important Dates and Submission Guidelines
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Last Date for Registration: August 30, 2025
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Submission Deadline: September 15, 2025
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Announcement of Winners: October 1, 2025
All entries must be submitted on A3-size sheets using any medium (crayons, watercolors, pencil colors, or digital art). Each artwork must include a short title and a 50-word description explaining the concept.
Building Awareness Through Creativity
As the world transitions toward cleaner transportation, involving the younger generation in conversations about electric vehicles is both timely and vital. SBOA School’s EV Drawing Competition does more than celebrate art—it fosters early awareness about sustainability, clean energy, and future-focused design.
By channeling student creativity into themes that matter, the school is helping shape tomorrow’s problem solvers, designers, and thinkers. Events like this serve as a reminder that the future is not only imagined by engineers and policymakers but also envisioned by young minds with a pencil and a dream.
FAQs
Q1: Who can participate in the EV Drawing Competition at SBOA School?
Students from Classes 1 to 12 enrolled in SBOA School can participate. They are grouped by age for fair judgment.
Q2: What is the theme of the competition?
The central theme is electric vehicles (EVs). Students are encouraged to explore ideas related to sustainable transportation, futuristic EV designs, and green mobility.
Q3: Can students use digital tools to create their drawings?
Yes. Digital art is allowed, but the final submission must be printed on A3-size paper and accompanied by a title and short concept note.
Q4: How will the winners be selected?
Judging will be based on creativity, originality, alignment with the EV theme, and the student’s understanding of environmental issues reflected in the artwork.
Q5: Will the winning entries be displayed publicly?
Yes. Selected artworks will be showcased during the school’s Science and Environment Expo and may also be featured on the school’s website and newsletter.
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