Poster Making Masterclass

A poster is designed to be put up in a public place. It must be visually attractive, readable from a distance, and communicate a strong message. Master the CBSE rules below!

1. The Mandatory Box 📦

Just like a Notice, a Poster MUST ALWAYS be enclosed in a box. You will lose marks if you forget to draw it. The word limit is strictly 50 words.

2. Visuals & Typography 🎨

Do not write long paragraphs! Use bold headings, different font sizes, capital letters, and simple sketches/symbols to make it visually appealing.

3. Catchy Phrase & Details 💡

Start with a striking slogan or jingle. If the poster is for an event (like a Blood Donation Camp), you MUST include the Date, Time, and Venue.

4. Issuing Authority 🏢

Every poster must mention who is responsible for it at the very bottom. Use phrases like “Issued in public interest by…”

The CBSE Format Blueprint

SAY NO TO PLASTICS!

Bold, Catchy Heading

“Save the Earth, Save Ourselves”

Slogan / Jingle

🐢 ☠️ 🛍️

Simple Illustration/Symbol

Non-biodegradable plastics are:

Choking our oceans
Killing marine life
Polluting our soil

Bullet points (No long paras)

Issued in public interest by:
Environment Club, St. Xavier’s School, Delhi

Issuing Authority

CRITICAL RULE: The entire poster MUST be drawn inside a box.

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