NCERT Brings the Arts Center Stage: Compulsory Art Education for Class 8 Starting 2025

Get ready for a more creative and engaging learning experience! The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) is set to introduce compulsory art education for Class 8 students beginning in the 2025-2026 academic year. This exciting development aims to foster students’ artistic talents and enrich their overall development.

Introducing “Kriti”: A New World of Artistic Exploration

The heart of this initiative is “Kriti,” a brand-new art textbook designed specifically for Class 8 students. “Kriti” promises to open doors to a diverse range of artistic expressions, including theater, music, and drama. This comprehensive approach ensures that students have the opportunity to explore various art forms and discover their passions.

Nurturing Creativity and Expression Through the Arts

By making art education compulsory, NCERT recognizes the vital role of the arts in a student’s holistic development. Through engaging with theater, music, and drama, students can develop crucial skills like creative thinking, collaboration, and self-expression. This initiative is a significant step towards fostering a more well-rounded and enriching educational experience for young learners.

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