This may seem like a simple poster-making contest.
But deep down, it’s about helping students think, reflect, and express something meaningful.
Along the way, they practice skills like storytelling, clarity, and thoughtful communication.
These are the quiet foundations of long-term success.
Some guidelines:
| ✅ DO’s | ❌ DON’Ts |
|---|---|
| Use a 9:16 portrait layout (e.g., 1080 × 1920 px) for all posters | Do not submit posters in square or landscape formats |
| Create original artwork using your own illustrations, drawings, or digital design skills | Avoid relying on AI-generated images or posters |
| Keep text minimal and impactful, a short phrase or idea that is easy to understand | Do not overcrowd the poster with long paragraphs or dense text |
| Focus on human virtues, knowledge, or achievements (discipline, resilience, discovery, creativity, excellence) | Avoid content that bashes, mocks, or targets individuals or groups |
| Draw inspiration from any field. Ex: sports, science, art, business, history, or innovation | Do not include political, religious, or ideological messaging |
| Ensure the message is positive, inclusive, and respectful to all audiences | Avoid profanity, offensive language, or inappropriate imagery |
| Design with the intention to inspire and motivate others in the community | Do not submit content meant to provoke controversy or division |
📝 Additional Notes
- Best posters will be featured publicly with credit to the student creator.
- Original Ideas and designs will always be given preference.
- Submissions will be reviewed for originality, clarity, and alignment with values.
- AI tools used only for minor assistance (e.g., color suggestions) must be disclosed.
- Final selection prioritizes human creativity and thoughtful expression.
