Atlas paata lowak dinana hetak Celebrates Emerging Artists Nationwide

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Atlas, Sri Lanka’s premier learning brand, recently concluded the Atlas All-Island Art Competition 2025 with a gifting ceremony at Arcade Independence Square. The competition, held under the theme ‘Atlas paata lowak dinana hetak,’ aimed to make learning enjoyable and engaging.

Students ranging from Preschool to Grade 11 participated in the competition, showcasing their talents across five categories. The winners from across the island were rewarded with cash prizes, certificates, and gift packs. In addition, merit winners in each category received recognition for their efforts.

The event was a gathering of students, parents, and educators, celebrating Sri Lanka’s cultural diversity, nurturing young talent, and emphasizing Atlas’s enduring commitment to education, creativity, and building confidence in schoolchildren.

The ceremony concluded with the ‘Atlas Art Carnival,’ an event that engaged children and parents in games and creative art activities, fostering a lively and enjoyable atmosphere.


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