P.S.S.E.M.R. SCHOOL, TOLAHUNSE, DAVANGERE – 577007

INTER-HOUSE COMPETITION REPORT

Fancy Dress Competition

Academic Year: 2026–27
Date: 26 September 2026
Category: Grades I & II | CBSE
Venue: Assembly Area
Judge: Misba

Objectives

The Inter-House Fancy Dress Competition was conducted for students of Grades I and II (CBSE) on 26 September 2026. The competition aimed to encourage creativity, imagination, self-expression, and confidence among young learners. It provided a platform for students to showcase their talents through costumes, character representation, and stage presentation.

The students participated enthusiastically, displaying creativity, confidence, and a willingness to perform in front of an audience. The competition helped develop their communication skills, presentation abilities, and stage presence while encouraging them to express themselves through different characters and ideas.

The participants were evaluated by the judge based on four criteria: the first criterion carried 3 marks, the second carried 2 marks, the third carried 3 marks, and the fourth carried 2 marks, making a maximum score of 10 marks. The students were assessed on the basis of their overall performance according to the judging criteria.

The competition created a joyful and encouraging atmosphere, allowing students to explore their imagination and develop confidence at an early age. All the participants demonstrated commendable enthusiasm and made the event enjoyable and memorable.

Results and Winners

🥇 First Place – Vinobha House

Student: B. V. Jattin Yogi Reddy
Class: I
Score: 10/10

🥈 Second Place – Vinobha House

Student: B. V. Jayan Yogi Reddy
Class: I
Score: 9/10

🥉 Third Place – Tagore House

Student: Manish G.
Class: II
Score: 8/10

Fourth Place – Gandhi House

Student: Swara D U
Class: II
Score: 7/10

Conclusion

The Inter-House Fancy Dress Competition was an enjoyable and enriching experience that promoted creativity, confidence, imagination, and self-expression among students of Grades I and II. Vinobha House secured first and second places with scores of 10/10 and 9/10, respectively. Tagore House secured third place with 8/10, while Gandhi House secured fourth place with 7/10.

The competition successfully provided young learners with an opportunity to showcase their talents and overcome stage hesitation in a supportive environment. The enthusiastic participation of the students made the event a success. It concluded on a positive note, encouraging students to continue exploring their creativity, developing their confidence, and participating actively in future school activities.