Aesthetics
Mission
Key Programmes
Modular Enrichments
The acquisition of arts skills is further enhanced through direct arts-making during Art and Music lessons. All students are given the opportunity to acquire a focused art skill pitched at their level. The enrichment aims to expose them to different active arts experiences. The enrichments are as follow:
Level | Music | Art & Craft |
Primary 1 | Boomwhackers | Art Masterpiece (Stage 1) |
Primary 2 | Sing & Play | Art Masterpiece (Stage 2) |
Primary 3 | Ukulele & Recorder (Beginner) | Chinese Brush Painting |
Primary 4 | Ukulele & Brazilian Drum (Intermediate) | Caricature Drawing |
Primary 5 | Beatboxing | Ceramics |
Primary 6 | Garageband (ICT) | Batik Design |
Learning Journey to a Theatre Production
The school develops a structure to ensure that every student is given the opportunity to watch a public musical, dance or drama performance at least once in primary school years. Prior to the attending the performance, students get to learn about theatre etiquette. As a post-event activity, students pen down their learning experiences through a journal reflection.
Aesthetics Assembly Programmes
Quality arts assembly programmes are scheduled to expose the students to a wide range of art forms. Assembly showcases by professional artists and arts groups such as Acapella group, Caricature Drawing and Beatboxing have been inspirational to the students. Outreach talks are also conducted for our Primary 5 and 6 students who are talented in Arts so that they are aware of the different alternatives secondary school path.
Enrichment Programmes
Lower Primary Music Enrichment
Primary 2 students are given a choice to go through different music enrichment programmes after-school. Violin and Brass Band enrichment sessions are conducted to allow the young enthusiasts to start learning the music instrument before they start their CCAs in Primary 3.
Lower Primary Museum Visit
Selected lower primary students who show interest and talent in art are involved in the guided tour at the Singapore Art Museum or the Philatelic Museum. Via the museum and gallery visits, students learn about Singapore’s culture, its heritage as well as appreciate how art is involved in the creation of the artefacts.
Exhibitions and Competitions
Students have the opportunities to participate in art exhibitions and competitions organised by both the school and other external organisations. In collaboration with National Library Board (NLB) and Princess Elizabeth Primary School, the Joint-School Art Exhibition provides a platform for our students to showcase their artworks in a public space. They also facilitate in an art workshop for the young children and their parents.
