Art

Explore how students learn to express themselves through visual arts, from drawing and sculpture to digital art and pottery, across all primary levels.

Last updated 10 July 2026

Vision

Creative learners, Appreciative Audience of the Arts

Mission

To develop students ability in communicating thoughts, ideas or feelings through visual and performing arts

Key Programmes

Art programme framework across the 4 Es

4 “E”s	Art
Exposure	Assembly programmes Artwork display at the art gallery (Espressoul) and along the corridors Competitions for the masses
Experience	1. School based Arts Curriculum 2. Enrichment programmes P3 – Digital Art P5 – Pottery
Excursion	LJ to National Gallery (P4)
Expertise	Competition for pupils who are talented in the arts Talented pupils (AEP)

Curriculum

Art forms taught by primary level

Levels	Art Forms
P1	Drawing (pencil, marker & oil pastel) Sculpture (assemblage) Technology (digital-colorwithleo.com)
P2	Drawing (pencil & oil pastel) Painting (poster colour) Printmaking (mono-printing) Mixed media (collage)
P3	Drawing (oil pastel) Painting (poster colour) Technology (Adobe ideas) Sculpture (recycled materials)
P4	Drawing (pencil & coloured pencils) Painting (watercolour) Sculpture (wire) Museum-based Learning
P5	Drawing (oil pastel) Photography (digital) Sculpture (pottery)
P6	Drawing (marker, oil pastel) Painting (acrylic) Mixed Media (non-traditional materials)