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 Greetings!
It is with the deepest pride and greatest pleasure
that Scottish High International school presents
the fourth edition of SHISFEST.

This event aims to bring together academically

meritorious students by giving them the
opportunity to excel in competitions in the fields
of Art, Languages, Economics, Social Sciences
and many more.

Creativity, research and innovation are the

essential values of SHISFEST, which provides all
students with a platform to gain new skills and
display their talents.

We extend a cordial invitation to the students of

your eminent institutions to participate in the
event, which will be held on Saturday, 9th
November 2024.

Warm Regards,
Team SHISFEST.
 Event Details
EVENT DATE: 9th November 2024

LAST DATE OF REGISTRATION: 15th October 2024

VENUE: Scottish High International School - Block G,

Sushant Lok 2, Sector 57, Gurugram, Haryana 122011.

REPORTING TIME: 8:00 a.m

NOTE: The event is free of cost for all participating

Institutions. Transportation and lodging have to be
arranged by the participating schools.

DRESS CODE:
1) Proper school uniform.
2) Different attire may only be worn if explicitly specified
by the competition rules.
3) I-card has to be worn at all times in the school
premises.
 Awards
The closing ceremony for SHISFEST'24 will be
held on 9th November 2024. It will reveal the
winners of all the competitions enabling the
students to go home with titles
they will be immensely proud of.

Not only do students go home with awards but

also have a chance to win something much bigger: an
Overall Winner Trophy. The school that wins the
maximum amount of competitions will be entitled for
the same. It will be informed through the website and
personally to the winning school.

Note: Scottish High School students are allowed to

take part in all competitions but the students are
not eligible for the School Trophy.
 Competition

NO. OF
COMPETITION SUBJECT GRADE
PARTICIPANTS

Quizzeria English Team of 3 IX-XII

प्रश्नव्यूह Hindi Team of 2 VI-VIII
Pioneers of
Science Team of 2 VI-VIII
Progress
Research Poster
Science Team of 2 IX-X
Presentation
Research Poster
Science Team of 2 XI-XII
Presentation
Business
Save-a-Biz and Team of 2 XI-XII
Economics
Complexity &
Math Team of 3 X-XII
Precision
Talking Titans SST Solo IV-V
Talking Titans SST Solo VI-VIII
 Competition
NO. OF
COMPETITION SUBJECT GRADE
PARTICIPANTS
LinguaVerse
French Solo IX-XII
Recital
Declamation French Solo VI-VIII
LinguaVerse
Spanish Solo IX-XII
Recital
Declamation Spanish Solo VI-VIII
LinguaVerse
German Solo IX-XII
Recital
Declamation German Solo VI-VIII
Performing
Vocal Vibes Solo IX-XII
Arts
Performing
Tamasha Team of 8-10 IX-XII
Arts

Visual 2 Individual
What A Colour! IV-V
Art participants
Visual 2 Individual
What A Colour! VI-VIII
Art participants
Visual
Art Installation Team of 3 IX-XII
Art
 Quizzeria
The competition aims at providing a platform for the
participants to exhibit their knowledge in the subject
beyond their textbooks and academic syllabi. It is a
quick and fun way of testing an individual’s literary and
language-based skills and aiding in inculcating team
spirit amongst the participants.

Eligible Grades: IX-XII

Rules: -
A team of 3 students from each school.
Selection round will have MCQs on the syllabus
given below. It will be a pen and paper test.
Top five schools will go to the final round
There would be total five rounds.

Syllabus - Questions will be based on Shakespeare and

his writings, Contemporary Indian writers in English
and their writings, Vocabulary, Proverbs and Idioms
and Phrases.
Any unfair means used will disqualify the team from the
competition.
ROUND-1 (Shakespeare and his writings)
Each team will be asked 2 questions
Time Limit to answer – 20 seconds per question
Marks Allotted – 10 Marks for correct answer/ n0 for
wrong answer

ROUND-2 (Contemporary Indian writers in English

and their writings)
Each team will be asked 2 questions. Time Limit to
answer – 20 seconds per question. Marks Allotted – 10
Marks for correct answer/ 0 for wrong answer

ROUND-3 (Complete the Proverb)

Each team will be asked 2 questions. Time Limit to
answer – 20 seconds per question. Marks Allotted – 10
Marks for correct answer/ 0 for wrong answer

ROUND-4 (Guess the Idiom)

Pictorial representations of idioms will be shown to the
participants, and they’ll have to guess the idiom. Each
team will be asked 2 questions Time Limit to answer –
20 seconds per question Marks Allotted – 10 Marks for
correct answer/ 0 for wrong answer
ROUND-5 (Taboo)
Cue cards with the word to be guessed and the list
of taboo words will be given to one of the members
of the team. The other two members will guess the
word based on the hints provided by the 1st
member.
Each team will guess 2 words
Time Limit to answer - 60 seconds per word
Marks Allotted – 10 Marks for correct answer/ 0 for
wrong answer

Quizmaster’s decision will be final.

Student In-Charge:
Ajooni Kaur (+91 78383 66478)
Teacher In-Charge:
Ms. Ruma Jain (+91 93120 93112)
 प्रश्नव्यूह
प्रस्तावना:
हिंदी प्रश्नोत्तरी प्रतियोगिता का उद्देश्य हिंदी भाषा , सामान्य व्याकरण
और साहित्य के ज्ञान को प्रदर्शित करना है।

प्रतिभागिता : इस प्रतियोगिता में प्रत्येक विद्यालय से कक्षा 6 से 8 तक

के दो विद्यार्थियों का एक दल भाग ले सकता है।

नियमावली:
प्रत्येक सही उत्तर के लिए 2 अंक निर्धारित हैं।
उत्तर देने के लिए प्रतिभागी दल के पास 20 सैके ण्ड का समय
होगा।
कोई एक चरण दृश्य -श्रव्य साधनो पर आधारित होगा।
प्रतिभागियों द्वारा किसी भी सहायक सामग्री का प्रयोग वर्जित है।
प्रतिभागियों द्वारा सभी प्रश्नों के उत्तर हिंदी में देना अपेक्षित है।
प्रश्नोत्तरी संचालक का निर्णय अंतिम व सर्वमान्य होगा और किसी
अन्य मंच पर उस पर विचार विमर्श नहीं किया जाएगा।
कु ल प्राप्तांकों के आधार पर विजेता टीम की घोषणा की जाएगी।

प्रतियोगिता का प्रारूप:
यह प्रतियोगिता दो चक्र में आयोजित की जाएगी : प्रारंभिक चक्र
और मुख्य चक्र।
प्रारंभिक चक्र
नियमावली:
सभी प्रतिभागी विद्यालयों को प्रारंभिक चक्र के लिए निर्धारित कक्षों में भेजा
जाएगा।
प्रारंभिक चक्र को चार चरणों में विभाजित किया जाएगा।
प्रत्येक कक्ष में से दो विजेता विद्यालय अंतिम चक्र में भाग लेंगे।
प्रश्नोत्तरी प्रतियोगिता कक्षा छठी से आठवीं तक पढ़ाए जाने वाले
व्याकरण भाग पर आधारित होगी :
नोट: प्रतियोगिता के सभी नियम प्रारंभिक चक्र में भी समान रहेंगे।

मुख्य चक्र
नियमावली:
प्रारंभिक चक्र के प्रत्येक कक्ष में से चयनित दो विजेता विद्यालय 1 घंटे के
अंतराल के पश्चात् मुख्य चक्र में भाग लेंगे।
मुख्य चक्र की प्रश्नोत्तरी प्रतियोगिता निम्न विषयों पर आधारित होगी :
कक छठी से आठवीं तक पढ़ाया जाने वाला व्याकरण भाग ।
भारतीय त्योहार , भारतीय कलेंडर के अनुसार मास व तिथियाँ ।
मुंशी प्रेमचंद , रामधारी सिंह 'दिनकर' और महादेवी वर्मा का सामान्य
जीवन परिचय ।
रामायण और महाभारत सम्बंधित प्रश्न ।
कबीरदास और रहीम के दोहे ।
दिनचर्या में प्रयोग आने वाले शब्द हिंदी में ।

नोट: प्रतियोगिता के सभी नियम मुख्य चक्र में भी समान रहेंगे।

विद्यार्थी प्रभारी :
परी यादव (+91 97115 68644)
शिक्षक प्रभारी :
भावना राजपूत (+91 98913 53582)
 Pioneers of
Progress
The Science Department is excited to present ‘Pioneers of
Progress,’ offering students a platform to exhibit their
creative concepts, apply their knowledge, and foster their
curiosity within the realm of innovative scientific ideas.

The Science Department at Scottish High International

School cordially invites other educational institutions to
partake in the esteemed SHISFEST, a remarkable event
aimed at fostering cultural diversity and promoting a
deeper understanding of the world through "Pioneers of
Progress," offering students a platform to exhibit their
creative concepts, apply their knowledge, and foster their
curiosity within the realm of innovative scientific ideas.

NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS: Team of two students

per school
ELIGIBLE GRADES: VI-VIII

GUIDELINES AND CONDITIONS:

Educational Emphasis / Areas of reference:

In this competition, students can showcase their
innovative ideas related to science and technology
which can solve real world problem.
 Identify the areas in science that you are more
interested in. Some popular areas in science include
physics, chemistry, astronomy, biology, etc. By
leveraging the strengths of these varied scientific
domains, you have the potential to devise
groundbreaking solutions that play a vital role in
addressing substantial challenges in climate change
and environmental sustainability, public health and
pandemic, space exploration and astrophysics, water
scarcity and quality, agriculture, STEM education, etc.

When you choose a topic from the area that you are
passionate about then your enthusiasm will fuel your
efforts and make the project more enjoyable.

RULES:
Each team will be represented by two participants.
Participants will be asked to explain their ideas to
judges through a model/experiment/activity and a
PPT presentation.
Presentation should be in the form of a visual display
and a brief oral explanation of the topic.
Participants are required to deliver their presentations
within a specified time frame 3–5-minute (maximum 5
minutes).
Participant must dress up in proper school uniform.
Participants must provide a clear demonstration and
groundbreaking of their ideas to foster innovation.
EVALUATION CRITERIA:
Judges will evaluate each category on a scale of 10
points.
Presentation skills-participant's ability to
effectively communicate their ideas.
Assessment of the uniqueness and creativity of the
idea or solution presented.
Feasibility and application of idea.
Participant's ability to think critically, approach
problems creatively, and demonstrate a deep
understanding of the topic.
Judges round of questioning based on the topic.

Please Note: Preliminary Selection Round: Participants

are kindly requested to share details of their chosen topics
a week before the competition through a short video/PPT
at saswatic@scottishigh.com

Top ten teams will qualify for the Final Round.

Selected teams will be informed through the e-mail.

Student In-Charge:
Navya Chaudhry (+91 98210 49400)
Teacher In-Charge:
Ms. Saswati Chaudhuri (+91 88510 65492)
 Research
Poster
Presentation
Showcase your expertise and passion for research. Here
students have the opportunity to showcase their latest
research findings/ case study through a scientific poster
presentation. Students are encouraged to present research
work based on primary and secondary sources-
dissertation, senior project, internship or lab experiences.
This activity is designed to enhance research and
communication skills, foster visual communication
abilities, collaboration among peers, gaining confidence
and encourage further academic and career pursuits,
preparing them for future success.

Number of Participants Individually/ Team: 2 teams

with 2 participants

Eligible Grades: Sub Junior Category: Grade IX-X

Senior Category: Grade XI-XII
GUIDELINES:
The Research Poster can be on any one of the following
themes relating to Science and technology.
Biotechnology
Renewable Energy
Biochemistry
Earth and Environmental Science
Anatomy and physiology
Green Chemistry
Green polymers
General chemistry
Astrophysics

Note: The above subjects' list is illustrative and it is not

exhaustive, and hence any other topic which can be
brought under the purview of Science and technology will
be allowed for Research Poster Presentation

The poster should present the data /findings in the

form of graphs, tables or diagrams based on the
experiments carried out on the theme related to the
topic.
It should be an original work and not plagiarized/
copied from any other source.
Elements in the poster should include:
Title
Objective /Introduction
Methodology
Results ( Analysis and Evaluation)
Conclusions
References/ Bibliography
Acknowledgements

Presentation Time: 5-7 minutes

Submission Date and Platform: Submit Research

Poster Hardcopy on Flexboard or Cardboard with
dimensions 2×3 feet on the same day of SHISFEST

Judgement criteria:
Elements in research poster
Thought process, understanding & planning
Data Collection and Presentation
Analysis and Explanation of result
Discussion & Evaluation

Student In-Charge:
Radhika Miglani (+91 88262 22287)
Teacher Incharge:
Ms. Akanksha Yadav (+91 87430 05070)
 Save-a-biz
Competition Overview:
Save-A-Biz offers students of Grades XI and XII a chance
to critically analyze why businesses fail, propose solutions
to rectify these issues, and develop actionable strategies
for real-world business challenges. This competition
allows participants to showcase their entrepreneurial and
critical thinking skills by identifying what failing
companies could have done differently and proposing
creative and practical remedies. Finalists will pitch their
ideas to a panel of judges.

Eligibility:
• Grade: XI and XII
• Team Size: 2 students per school

The Competition will be held in two rounds:

Round 1: Online Submissions

Choose a failed business from the given list and create

a PowerPoint presentation covering:
• Overview of the business
• Identification of the causes of company's failure.
• Industry analysis (competition and target market)
• Development of a novel and practical action plan based
on financial feasibility.
Mail this PowerPoint Presentation to:
save.a.biz.shisfest@gmail.com
Submission Deadline: 21st October 2024, by 11:59 PM IST.

Round 2: Shortlisting and Final Presentations:

10 presentations will be shortlisted from the received
submissions. The selected teams will present their ideas to a
panel of judges offline, on the day of the event i.e. 9th
November 2024.

Shortlisted teams will be informed via mail from the

SHISFEST organising team by 28th October 2024.

Judgment Criteria for FINAL PRESENTATION:

Issue Identification: Effectiveness in identifying the root

causes of the company's failure.

Originality and Creativity: Uniqueness and

innovativeness of the proposed solutions.

Financial Feasibility: Practicality of implementing the

solutions based on the company's resources and financing
plans.

Presentation: Overall effectiveness of the pitch,

including teamwork and smooth coordination.

Q&A Performance: Ability to respond to judges'

questions and concerns
Please Note: Each criteria carries 10 marks.

Important Points to Note:

No team shall be allowed to make any changes to the PPT once
submitted. Each team will get 8 minutes to present their
slides.
Participants will receive an alert at 7 minutes and then a long
bell at the end of 8th minute. The Presenters shall not be
allowed to continue after 8 minutes. The pitch will be followed
by a Q&A session with the judges.

The Companies from which participants can choose:

1. Compaq
2. Hummer
3. Kodak
4. Nokia
5. Yahoo
6. Blackberry
7. Byjus
8. Blockbuster
9. Vine
10. Taxi4sure

We look forward to your participation and are excited to see

the innovative solutions you bring to the table!

Student-In-Charge:
Diti Bhanot (+91 8076321885)
Teacher-In-Charge:
 Complexity &
Precision
Let’s unlock a world of potential by rummaging about
solutions to untie the knotty problems in a perpetual
battle against the mathematics blues.

It’s our great pleasure to announce the upcoming INTER-

SCHOOL MATHEMATICS QUIZ – Complexity & Precision
for Grades X, XI and XII. Complexity and Precision is a
prestigious contest that challenges students to apply
mathematical tools and concepts to real-world problems,
thus helping students’ ability to access, assess, adopt, and
apply knowledge, to think independently to exercise
appropriate judgement and to collaborate with others to
make sense of new situations in order to become a
globalized citizen.

Eligible Grades: Grades X, XI and XII.

Number of Participants/Team: Three students, one
from each grade X, XI and XII.

Rules & Regulations:

The competition will be held on Saturday, November
9th, 2024.
Each school is allowed to send only one team.
There will be two rounds in the quiz
~Preliminary round: Complexity
~Final round: Precision Mathematics Quiz.
Preliminary round: Complexity will be a pen-paper-
based test.

The top 5 preliminary round teams would qualify for

the final round, Precision Mathematics Quiz.
The final round, Precision Mathematics Quiz will be a
live interactive quiz, where in top five teams would
compete for the winner title.
No electronic gadgets or equipment is allowed during
both rounds.
Any kind of written or printed material is not allowed.
Any team found using unfair means shall be
immediately disqualified.
The Rules & Regulations of Precision Round will be
conveyed only to the qualified team.

Judgement criteria: The decision of the quiz master will

be final and will not be subjected to any change.

Student In-Charge:
Aadya Gupta (+91 98710 14265)
Teacher In-Charge:
Dr. Gurpreet Kaur (+91-9646077381)
 Talking
Titans
“Great leaders, Great speeches - Words that changed
the World”

Words can spark a revolution, reform society and create an

ideal future. Inevitably words outlive their speaker, so at
Scottish High International School, we would like to relive
these speeches that are etched forever in our hearts.

Speech oration Competition

Participants will select a Historical or Political speech

given by Historical or Political leaders from the 19th to
21st Century. These leaders can be National or
International. Participants must orate historical or
revolutionary speech delivered by their chosen leader and
not a biography of the leader.

Eligibility
SUB-JUNIOR CATEGORY: IV - V
JUNIOR CATEGORY: VI - VIII

No. of Participants: 1
Time: 3 mins.

Rules:
Participants will announce the name of their chosen
leader and where and on what occasion the selected
speech was given.
 Hand Gestures are welcomed along with voice
modulation as appropriate.

Students should emulate their chosen leader as much

as possible. Props can be used. Students may dress up
as their chosen leader.

Speech can be delivered in English or Hindi as per the

choice of the participant.

A speech less than 2 min 30 seconds will invite a

deduction of two marks from the total marks.

Participants found using any unfair means ( reading

from paper) will be disqualified.

Judge’s decision will be final.

Judgement Criteria:
1. Relevance to the topic and content- 10 marks
2. Presentation/delivery-10 marks
3. Confidence-10 marks
Total: 30 marks

Student In-Charge:
Dia Tiku (+91 72176 25021)
Teacher In-Charge:
Ms. Bhawna Dhull (+91 84473 72972)
 LinguaVerse
Recital
The students will be reciting a poem in the respective target
language on the given theme. This will enable the students to
enhance their approach towards sound and clarification in
pronunciation of target words and recitation of a poem.

Eligible Grades: 9 to 12
Number of Participants: Individual
Theme: Life (1-2 min)

Rules:
The student will choose a poem on the given theme and will
select the poem and recite the same on the day of the event.

Judgment criteria:
The students will be judged upon the choice of poem based
on the theme. They will be judged upon the pronunciation
skills of the target language.

Students-In-Charges:
French Head: Saatvika Singh (+91 87008 00597)
German Head: Charvi Nagpal (+91 8527711083)
Spanish Head: Inika Rao (+91 78279 12342)
Teacher-In-Charge:
Ms. Vandana Malik (+91 99101 16755)
 MFL
Declamation
The students will be delivering a speech in the respective target
language on the given theme. This will enable the students to
enhance their approach towards sound and clarification in
pronunciation of target content and delivering a pre-prepared
speech.

Eligible Grades: 6 to 8
Number of Participants: Individual
Theme: Friendship (1-2 min)

Rules:
The participant will play the PowerPoint presentation on
what what they are speaking in the translated form and may
use ways to make the presentation impressive to the judges.

Judgment criteria:
The students will be judged on the following points:
Pronunciation
Content
Content of the declamaion
Powrpoinpresenttio declamation
Powerpoint presentation

Students-In-Charges:
French Head: Saatvika Singh (+91 87008 00597)
German Head: Charvi Nagpal (+91 8527711083)
Spanish Head: Inika Rao (+91 78279 12342)
Teacher-In-Charge:
Ms. Nupur Verma (+91 99533 38050)
 Vocal Vibes
A solo singing competition to provide all participants with a
memorable experience on stage to showcase their talents,
not only as a singer but also as a performer.

Eligible Grades: Grade IX to XI

Number of Participants Team: 1 participant from each
school
Time Limit: 3 to 4 mins
Judgement Criteria:
Pitching-5 Marks
Rhythm (timing) and Coordination-5 Marks
Diction and clarity-5 Marks
Presentation-5 Marks

Rules and Regulations:

The language of songs for the competition to be only in
English.
Each participant will carry their own karaoke / backing
track on a pen drive. The same is also to be mailed at
shivams@scottishigh.com by 6th November’24.
Participants can also accompany themselves with live
music or any instrument (guitar or keyboard only) if they
know how to play. However, no extra points will be
rewarded for the same.
 The selected songs should not contain any
derogatory lyrics.
There will be a negative marking of 2 marks for
interruptions during the performance and half a mark
will be deducted on exceeding every 30 seconds from
the total time limit of the participant.

Student In-Charge:
Svera kumar (+91 98100 24594)
Teacher In-Charge:
Mr. Shivam Srivastava (+91 9650109080)
 Tamasha
Street play is one of the oldest theatre forms where the
artists enact in public places with no specific target audience.
It is a genre of drama performed with music and dance which
is known for its simplicity and creative execution. It serves as
a metaphor that captures an image of moral nature which
every layman can relate to. It is also known as “Nukkad
Natak.”

A street play is known for its catchy dialogues, attractive

slogans and powerful dramatic elements like tragedy,
humour, mimicry etc. The primary goal of a street play is
taking a social message to a large group of people, helping
create a sense of awareness in the society we live in. Every
street play has a specific public social theme and the actor
who performs should possess the skill to exhibit and portrays
the theme well. The dialogues are colloquial and should be
rendered monotonously with a clear and loud voice. This
kind of recitation in high pitch will leave a huge impact in
the minds of people.

Number of participants: A group of 8 to 10 students.

Eligible grades: IX - XII
JUDGMENT CRITERIA:
Acting: 5 marks
Jingle/ song: 5 marks
Relevance to theme: 5 marks
Overall performance and audience interaction: 5
marks.

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

Theme: Our Planet Our Responsibility
Time limit: 10 minutes, negative marking of 1 Mark
will be done for not meeting the time frame.
Students have to perform a street play which can be
self-written or an adaptation of already written play
on the given Topic.
Negative marking will be done for crossing the
minimum and maximum time frame of (9 to 10
minutes)
Use of properties is allowed but to be managed by the
Performing school
The street play should have a jingle/ opening song and
use of music instruments as a prop is allowed.
Script should not be derogatory for any cast, religion,
or gender or it will be disqualified.
Judges decision will be final.

Student In-Charge:
Gaurishha Angel Singh ‪(+91 98110 66181‬)
Teacher In-Charge:
Mr. Vikas Sharma (+91 8860372155)
 What A
Colour!
What A Color! facilitates its participants to communicate
what they see, feel and think through colour, texture, form,
pattern and different materials and processes? Art stimulates
creativity and imagination. It provides visual and tactile
experiences, a unique way of understanding and responding
to the world. They explore ideas and meanings through their
imaginations. Through learning about the roles and
functions of art, they can explore the impact it has had on
contemporary life and that of different times and cultures.

Eligible Grades:
SUB-JUNIOR CATEGORY: IV - V
JUNIOR CATEGORY: VI - VIII
Number Of Participants: 2 individual participants per
category.

Judgement Criteria:
Originality & Creativity: 10 marks.
Interpretation and Clarity: 10 marks.
Use of colouring medium: 10 marks.
Neatness and overall impression: 10 marks
Concept text in 50 words: 10 mark (Pre- written)
Rules and Regulations:
The theme is as follows:
Sub Junior ( IV-V) : A Day in the Future
Junior ( VI-VIII) : Any 1 SDG ( Poster Making)
An A3 size sheet will be provided by the school.
Any medium like acrylic paints, oil paints, charcoal,
water colours, etc. can be used. Students must carry
their own materials.
The use of unfair means via plagiarism will disqualify
the participant.
In case of a tie, it will be left to the discretion of the
judges to decide on a winner.
The decision of the judges will be final and binding to
all participants.
The participant's name, class, and school name must
be neatly mentioned on the back side of the artwork.
Preparation time: 1 hour 30 mins to create the
artwork.

Note: 5 minutes will be provided to submit the artwork

with a pre-written explanation of the concept of the
drawing.

Student In-Charge:
Devina Chawla (+91 80933 89697)
Teacher In-Charge:
Ms. Amitta Gahallot (+91 7065295386)
 Art
Installation
This exciting event invites students from Grades 9-12 to
explore their creativity and environmental consciousness by
transforming waste materials into captivating art pieces. By
participating, you will not only showcase your artistic skills
but also contribute to raising awareness about sustainability
and the innovative reuse of materials. This competition aims
to celebrate the intersection of art and environmental
stewardship, encouraging students to think creatively about
how they can make a positive impact on the world.

Eligible Grades: Grade IX to XII

Number of participants: A team of 3 students.
Duration to assemble the art installation: 1 hour 30
minutes to assemble the installation together and fine-
tuning to ensure that installation meets all the desired
artistic and functional goals.

Judging Criteria:
Creativity and Originality: 30 marks
How unique and imaginative is the use of waste
materials? Does the installation offer a fresh perspective
on waste regeneration/restoration?
Aesthetic Appeal: 20 marks
How visually engaging and artistic is the installation?
Does it effectively use colors, shapes, and forms?
Use of Materials: 20 marks
How effectively are recycled materials utilized in the
project? Is there thoughtful integration of various
types of waste materials?

Message and Impact: 20marks

How well does the installation convey its intended
message about waste restoration and sustainability?
Does it inspire or provoke thought?

Technical Execution: 10marks

How well is the installation constructed? Is it stable,
well-crafted, and free from safety hazards?

Competition Rules:

1. Material:
Projects must use at least 50% recycled or repurposed
materials. Acceptable materials include plastics, metals,
paper, textiles, and other waste items. Teams may use
non-recycled materials if necessary for structural
integrity, but these should be kept to a minimum.

2. Project Specifications:
The art installation must be portable and designed to fit
within a 5( Height) x3( Width) feet area. Installations
must be safe and not pose any hazards to viewers or
participants.
3. Submission:
Teams must submit a pre written brief description (up to 500
words) explaining the concept, materials used, and the
message or theme of the installation. The concept note should
be mailed a week prior at amitag@scottishigh.com

4. Presentation:
Teams may be required to present their projects to a panel
of judges on the day of the competition.
Presentations should include an explanation of the
project’s theme, materials used, and the creative process. 3
minutes will be given to present before the judges.

5. Safety and Environmental Impact:

The installation must not use materials that could be
hazardous or environmentally harmful.
Teams must ensure that their projects are
environmentally friendly, both in the materials used and
the overall impact of the installation.

6. Judging Process:
A panel of judges will evaluate the installations based on
the criteria above. The decision of the judges will be final
and binding on all contestants.

Student In-Charge:
Lavanya Mendiratta ‪(+91 96430 24666‬)
Teacher In-Charge:
Ms. Amitta Gahallot (+91 7065295386)
 Get in Touch!
Board of Directors:
Swarnika Joshi: +1 (845) 390-1337
Snigdha Saxena: +91 98111 26206
Saanvi Kumar Verma: +91 88265 72100
Ruhaan Mahajan: +91 82872 93645
Aarika Sharma: +91 95607 99023
Zitin Tiku: +91 98911 58546

Teacher Incharge:
Ms. Simran Yadav: +91 9953428510

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