Children Watch Foundation (CWF) organized a vibrant and inspiring Art Competition at its Hazaribagh branch on 20 November 2025 to celebrate World Children’s Day. The event brought together around 30 enthusiastic children, who filled the room with creativity, colors, and joyful expressions through their artwork. The initiative aimed to nurture children’s imagination, emotional expression, and artistic growth while giving them a joyful space to celebrate their special day with pride and happiness.
CWF officials ensured full support for the young participants by providing all necessary art materials, including drawing sheets, colors, and other accessories, allowing every child to participate freely without any barriers. The atmosphere remained warm, energetic, and encouraging as CWF volunteers and mentors guided and motivated the children throughout the session.
The event showcased the remarkable talent of the participants. Children expressed their creativity through drawings of nature, homes, landscapes, rainbows, national symbols, and everyday life scenes. Their artwork reflected innocence, imagination, and vibrant ideas, making the entire room lively with colors and smiles. After completing their drawings, the children proudly displayed their creations, presenting a beautiful collection that celebrated their individuality and dreams.
A prize-giving segment was held to recognize the outstanding artworks of the competition. The top three winners were:
- 1st Place: Israt Akter (age 14)
- 2nd Place: Tanha Aroshi (age 10)
- 3rd Place: Prottoy Rajbongshi (age 12)
Their exceptional artwork impressed the judges, earning them well-deserved recognition among all participants.
The presence of CWF team members throughout the event created a supportive and caring environment, ensuring that every child felt valued and inspired. The gathering not only encouraged artistic engagement but also strengthened the bond between the children and CWF’s mission to empower underprivileged communities.
The celebration of World Children’s Day through this art competition served as a joyful reminder of CWF’s dedication to creating safe, creative, and inclusive spaces for children. The event concluded with heartfelt smiles, group photos, and a shared sense of accomplishment among all the young participants.
