30/04/2026
Report on Clay Modelling, Embroidery Workshop and Paper Pointer Making Activity
A creative and skill-based workshop on Clay Modelling and Embroidery, along with an activity on preparing paper pointers using newspapers, was successfully conducted in the school with the aim of enhancing students’ creativity, fine motor skills, and awareness towards the use of eco-friendly materials.
The workshop was conducted under the guidance of esteemed resource persons—Ms. Nayanmoni Borah (Lecturer, DIET), Ms. Junmoni Rajkhowa (Work Education Teacher), Mr. Indrajit Gam (Lecturer, DIET), and Ms. Rasmi Doley (Coordinator, FLN).
During the session, students actively participated in clay modelling activities, where they expressed their creativity by shaping various objects. The embroidery segment helped students learn basic stitching techniques, promoting patience, concentration, and appreciation for traditional art forms.
In addition, students were engaged in preparing paper pointers using old newspapers, which highlighted the importance of recycling and environmental awareness. The activity was both educational and enjoyable, encouraging students to think innovatively while using waste materials effectively.
The workshop proved to be highly beneficial as it provided hands-on learning experiences and fostered creativity, teamwork, and practical skills among the students. The guidance and support of the resource persons made the session interactive and enriching.
Overall, the programme was a great success and was appreciated by both students and teachers.