Arts
Explore how Tampines Primary School's Art curriculum builds creativity and visual skills. Students engage in diverse art forms, museum visits, and special programmes in digital art, ceramics, and stop motion animation.
Art
Vision
Adaptable learners who appreciate the Arts and express thoughts, feelings, and ideas through creating and responding to art.
Mission
Provide a structured art curriculum that develops students’ artistic skills and adaptive creative thinking through making, responding, and reflecting.
Overview
Art plays an important role in students’ growth and development. In Tampines Primary School, students develop visual inquiry skills to observe, explore and make sense of the world through a structured art curriculum.
They learn to communicate ideas, thoughts and feelings through their artworks, and build the skills to describe and interpret artworks using appropriate art vocabulary. Through art-making, students cultivate creativity, adaptability, and a spirit of innovation and experimentation. They are exposed to a range of 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional art forms, materials and techniques, and learn from artworks by Singapore and international artists, as well as student artists from primary schools.
Primary 4 students also experience Museum-Based Learning at the National Gallery, Singapore to deepen their understanding and appreciation of art. Students’ artworks are showcased during our Aesthetics Fest, where they also take part in art experiences and activities that spark interest and build a lasting appreciation for the Arts.
Art Programmes
Primary Four Digital Art Programme
Primary 4 students explore Digital Art by creating surreal “Dreamscapes” through digital collage. They learn to use a variety of digital tools to combine images, experiment with composition, and express their imagination through art.
Primary Five Ceramic Art Programme
The Primary Five students were exposed to Ceramic Art this year. They learnt how to create ceramic sculptures in the 7-week lessons. They created a pencil holder and an animal sculpture each.
Primary Five Stop Motion Programme
Primary 5 students explore Stop Motion Animation by creating short films about Singapore’s past, present and future. They learn story planning, sequencing and visual storytelling, while applying stop motion skills to bring characters and ideas to life.
