Art

The enjoyment of art education is one positive aspect of other aspects. Skills developed in the art can pass on to other areas of life and academic work.

Art practice involves students using their fine motor skills to complete art projects. The enhanced fine motor control carries over to other situations that require hand-eye coordination and other precise movements.

Art teaching is also a creative opportunity for kids, where they can develop their problem-solving skills enabling them to think creatively in other circumstances.

Moreover, the enjoyable nature of art reflects on students’ engagement and gives the kids a sense of achievement and empowers them, especially for those who have struggled in other areas of the school.

Students can express themselves and their emotions through the artwork, and also can build their confidence that may carry over to other areas.

 Through the Explorers curriculum, art lessons are planned to meet our student's individual needs. Students work on different objectives in drawing, painting, sculpture, art history and developing ideas, and they have the chance to learn and develop new techniques.  Students in transition have participated in art competitions, and projects with the community and are also involved in school decoration and display.