Aesthetics
Discover how the Aesthetics programme builds creative problem solvers through art and music, from Visual Arts and Drama to 'O' Level Music.
Vision
Every child a creative problem solver
Staff Details
Name / Designation
Ms Cheryl Ang(SH / Aesthetics) |
Ms Adibah Azri(Art Coordinator) |
Ms Shalynn Sasha(Art Teacher) |
Mr Jeffrey Ong(Art Teacher) |
Mr Ten Cherk Ping(Music Teacher) |
Initiatives
Objectives
To inculcate an appreciation of various art forms, chiefly Visual arts, Dance, Drama and Music
Description
Lower secondary IAP curriculum consisted of one semester of Visual arts, Dance, Drama and Music each.
At the Upper secondary level, Art & Music are offered up to ‘O’ level on a opt-in basis.
Target Group
IAP: All secondary 1 & 2 pupils
Upper Sec Art: Pupils who opted to do it as an additional subject and who meet the entry requirements
Upper Sec Music: Pupils who opted to do it as an additional subject and who meet the entry requirements
Activities
Sec 1 and 2 Integrated Arts Program (IAP)
Sec 3 and 4 ‘O’ Level Music
Junior Show
Drawing & Painting
Digital Art
Photography
Animation
The Aesthetics programme provides students with avenues to explore, create, and express themselves through art and music. Performing Arts-Based Learning (PABL) experiences at Secondary Two expose students to different art forms and musical cultures. Students experience a live music performance that is specially produced and staged at a professional concert venue. The performances feature a variety of musical cultures, including local or locally inspired works, to develop students’ sense of identity, appreciation and pride in our shared culture and heritage. The General Music Programme (GMP) deepens students’ appreciation of music from both local and global cultures, whilst encouraging them to express themselves confidently and creatively through musical performance and composition. Our Art Programme nurtures students’ critical and creative thinking by engaging them in meaningful art-making experiences and reflective portfolio work. Through hands-on practice and guided exploration, students learn to express their ideas visually, experiment with different media, and develop a deeper understanding of the artistic process. Students are also introduced to a wide range of art forms, from traditional to contemporary and digital, allowing them to appreciate the diversity of artistic expression and its relevance in today’s world.
