Activities at PWS
Art & Life Skills
Calligraphy, clay moulding, rangoli, poster making and flameless cooking – creativity for the hands, patience for the mind.
- Art & craft
- Rangoli & calligraphy
- Flameless cooking
- 5 skillsfrom calligraphy to cooking
- Hands-onlearning by making
- Housesinter-house art competitions
The activity at PWS
Creative hands, patient minds
Art and practical skills give children a different way to learn – by making. PWS students practise calligraphy, mould clay, design rangoli and posters, and even cook without fire, learning patience, planning and pride in their work.
These activities are part of the school week and of inter-house competitions, and student work is displayed around the school.
- Calligraphy
- Clay moulding
- Rangoli and poster making
- Flameless cooking
What students do
Ways to take part
Calligraphy
Beautiful handwriting, letter by letter.
Clay moulding
Shaping ideas in three dimensions.
Rangoli
Colour, pattern and tradition.
Poster making
Getting a message across with a design.
Flameless cooking
Simple, safe recipes – and teamwork in the kitchen.
Competitions
Inter-house art and life-skills contests.
The journey
From first try to the spotlight
- 1
Try
A new craft or skill.
- 2
Practise
With teachers’ guidance.
- 3
Create
A finished piece of work.
- 4
Display
Exhibitions and competitions.
In pictures
Art & Life Skills at PWS
Questions
Good to know
Which art and life-skill activities are there?
Calligraphy, clay moulding, rangoli, poster making and flameless cooking.
Is flameless cooking safe for children?
Yes – it uses simple recipes that need no fire, under a teacher’s supervision.
Are there competitions?
Yes, these activities are part of the inter-house competitions.
Want your child to be part of it?
Activities are part of school life at PWS for every day-boarder and residential student. Ask us about admissions and student life.