MBRS Students Shine at Inter School Art and Design Fest – SRIJANYAM 2025

Miles Bronson Residential School had the privilege of participating in the Inter School Art and Design Fest (SRIJANYAM) hosted by Assam Valley School from 21st to 24th August 2025. The event brought together talented students from across schools to celebrate creativity and artistic expression.

Distinguished Panel of Judges

The competition was evaluated by an eminent panel of experts:

Mrs. Bhavna Khajuria Basumatary – Alumnus of Kala Bhavana, Assistant Professor and Vice Principal at Visva-Bharati University, specialising in ceramic art and sculpture.

Mr. Kharmawlong – Alumnus of Shantiniketan, distinguished art educator, former Master at The Doon School, and currently Vice Principal of Kala Bhavan, Visva-Bharati University.

Mr. Lames Lotha – National award-winning wood carver, state awardee in 2010 and 2015, recognised for his contribution as an entrepreneur promoting traditional handcrafts.

Mr. Munguli Sangtam – ISC Batch 2018, part of the pilot team that conceptualised the first edition of Srijanyam. A SCAD Hong Kong and Atlanta alumnus, and recipient of the Hong Kong Government’s Outstanding Performance Scholarship, he is now an accomplished graphic designer.

MBRS Delegation

A team of six enthusiastic students, accompanied by Nilanjan Das (PGT Fine Arts) and Devangi Gogoi (PGT English), represented MBRS across categories including Still Life Painting, Sorra Painting, Videography, String Art, and Life Study. The student participants were:

Yhunsha Lorin (Class XII Science)

Niharika Borah (Class X)

Lenthoiba Kangujam (Class XII Science)

Parisha Nurin (Class XII Humanities)

Kasturi Borah (Class XII Humanities)

Sarita Sanasam (Class XII Science)

Achievement

We are proud to announce that Parisha Nurin (Class XII Humanities) secured 3rd position in Still Life Painting, bringing prestige to MBRS with her talent and dedication.

Reflections

The fest commenced with a warm inaugural ceremony by the host school and was marked by spirited participation, exchange of ideas, and celebration of artistic expression. The experience was both memorable and motivating, inspiring our students to continue nurturing their creative potential.

At MBRS, we believe platforms like SRIJANYAM not only showcase creativity but also instill confidence, collaboration, and cultural appreciation among our students.