KRITI 2026
KRITI 2026 reflects Cambridge School’s commitment to holistic education by creating a platform where academic excellence meets creative expression. The festival brings together young thinkers, writers, artists, speakers, and future entrepreneurs to engage in meaningful dialogue, celebrate diverse perspectives, and develop skills essential for the 21st century. Every event is thoughtfully designed to encourage innovation, collaboration, and lifelong learning.
Great ideas begin with thoughtful minds, grow through meaningful conversations, and create lasting progress.
The theme ‘Soch, Samvaad, Samriddhi’ inspires students to think independently, communicate respectfully, and work collaboratively to build a brighter future.
Through this theme, the participants will:
- Soch (Thought): Develop curiosity, critical thinking, and innovative approaches to contemporary challenges.
- Samvaad (Dialogue): Exchange ideas, engage in healthy discussions, and appreciate diverse perspectives with empathy and respect.
- Samriddhi (Progress): Transform ideas into meaningful outcomes by fostering creativity, collaboration, and responsible leadership.
KRITI 2026 is more than a competition—it is a celebration of intellect, expression, and shared learning. It empowers students to inspire one another, embrace diverse viewpoints, and grow into confident individuals who create positive change through thoughtful action and meaningful dialogue.
सोच से सृजन • संवाद से सहयोग • समृद्धि से सफलता
About the Event
Catalogue of the Event
Registration Links of the Events
GENERAL RULES
❖ All students from Classes VI to XII may participate in any one event of their choice from the list of events under ‘Kriti 2026’.
❖ Interested schools are requested to submit the names of the participating students along with the event(s) for which they wish to register by Saturday, July 25, 2026. We request you to adhere to the deadline to facilitate the smooth planning and organization of the event. Kindly ensure timely submission to avoid missing the opportunity to participate.
❖ Participation may be individual or in teams, depending on the format of the event. Team formation must follow the class and group criteria set for each event.
❖ All entries (written, spoken, performed, or created) must be original. Plagiarism or copying will lead to disqualification.
❖ Participants must report to their respective event venues on time as per the schedule shared.
❖ Participants are expected to maintain discipline and decorum throughout the event.
❖ Decisions made by the judges will be final and binding.
❖ Students must arrange their own materials, costumes and props unless otherwise specified by the teacher incharge.
Glimpses of the Event of Session 2025-26
