COMMERCE EXHIBITION

REPORT ON COMMERCE EXHIBITION

St. George’s School, Alaknanda, organised an informative and engaging Commerce Exhibition on 16th October 2026. Honourable Director Ma’am, Dr Sara George, and Respected Principal Ma’am, Ms Anjali Massey, graced the occasion with their presence. Honourable Director Ma’am inaugurated the exhibition by cutting the ribbon.

Students of Class XI displayed projects, files and charts on a wide range of topics from Business Studies, Economics, Accountancy, History, Political Science, Informatics Practices and Psychology. Each team presented its work through a PowerPoint presentation, speaking with confidence and clarity on topics like Sustainable packaging material, Silver economy, Smart city, The Greek philosophy and Making of the Constitution. Honourable Director Ma’am and Respected Principal Ma’am interacted with the students and appreciated the depth and quality of their work.

The exhibition also featured an art stall titled “Colours of Commerce”, which beautifully integrated creativity with commerce. The stall showcased canvas paintings created by students and innovative art pieces made from recycled water bottles and thermocol blocks, highlighting the importance of recycling, environmental conservation and sustainable development. Students demonstrated their artistic talents and entrepreneurial skills by exploring commercial concepts such as profit and loss, exchange of goods, product value and entrepreneurship. In the process students learned about various folk art forms and techniques. The stall encouraged students to recognise the economic potential of creative products while promoting the principles of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.

As part of the exhibition, students also presented thermocol sculptures depicting the life and vibrancy of metropolitan cities. These creative models showcased modern infrastructure, transportation, commercial activities and the fast-paced lifestyle of urban areas. The display reflected students’ understanding of urbanisation and economic development, while highlighting their creativity and artistic skills. Together, these art activities demonstrated how imagination and expression can be combined with market awareness to create meaningful, valuable ans commercial exhibits.

The presentations were followed by a Talk Show on stage, which highlighted how brands use colours and shapes in real-world marketing and explained the psychology behind these choices. This was followed by interactive psychological games and puzzles, in which the audience participated with great enthusiasm.

The programme concluded with a ramp show in which Class XI students presented the refurbished logos of well-known brands such as Meesho, Mahindra, Myntra, Air India, Airtel and ‘X’. The enthusiasm and energy of the participants held the audience’s attention throughout and brought out the importance of branding in the world of commerce.

Honourable Director Ma’am and Respected Principal Ma’am commended the participants for their creativity and thoughtful presentations across all subjects. The audience was enriched by the information shared and inspired by the exhibits and performances of their peers.