Art
Exposure
To foster greater appreciation for the arts, students are introduced to different forms of arts through programmes like assembly performances and talks.
Assembly Programmes
The Art of Marbling via Zoom
Art Explorers Assembly Talk by Art Outreach Singapore
Experience
Students learn best through hands-on participation in various arts forms. Through our modular art activities, students are equipped with a range of art making techniques and skills.
Art Modular Programmes (P3 - P6)
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Digital Art Programmes
Excursion
The school expands and extends the learning environment of the students beyond the classrooms by bringing them to visit museums, galleries, and theatres.
Place-based Learning
Roving Art Truck
How would it be like to encounter art on a truck? Follow Thumbs Up to visit the Roving Art Truck parked at Park View Primary! A colourful art truck has arrived at Park View Primary. Packed within the truck is an exhibition of 10 paintings by local and South East Asia artists, and students are able to see them all at one go.
9 year old Devi Sravanthi is one of the first few to step foot on the Roving Art Truck. She heard about the truck previously and was eagerly waiting for it to arrive in school. When the truck came, she rushed to visit the exhibition during her recess time.
Sravanthi’s ambition was to become an artist when she grows up. She said, “I have never visited the National Gallery and have only seen art exhibitions on videos. The experience of listening to the commentator explaining about the stories behind every artwork, is a very enriching one.”
10 years old Jaylen Wong Yi Cong has the opportunity to visit the museum once every year. Earlier this year, he has also participated in the virtual tour organised by the National Gallery, hence he is able to identify many of the artworks on the Roving Art Truck.
He said, “The experience of seeing an artwork virtually and seeing it in real is very different. The gallery is a very quiet space and that creates an experience. Also, the artworks in reality are actually very huge and majestic.”
Other than paintings, there is an art wall for students to express themselves and leave comments and thoughts after their visit. The art wall will be left behind for the school when the truck leaves for another destination.
Head of Aesthetics Miss Lim Hwee Tin felt that this exposure is just the tip of an iceberg and she hopes this experience would spark the interest in art for students and open the doors to more art activities.
Travelling Art Carts: Life by the River Art Cart & Batik Art Cart
These are teaching resources on loan from the National Gallery Singapore. They are used to support teaching and learning, not limiting to Art. Language teachers also used them to develop our students’ academic discussion skills using Talk Moves.
Primary 2 Art-in-Transit
The Art-in-Transit programme provides our students with learning experiences beyond the classrooms, exposing them to the art installations in the MRT stations and providing insight into the history of the community in which the stations are located. Besides art appreciation, the infusion of English and Mathematics activities through the artworks allows our students to learn English and Mathematics in authentic and meaningful context, thereby enabling them to see the interconnectedness between the subjects.
Primary 4 Museum-based Learning
The museum-based learning is a core learning experience for our P4 students. The museum provides an authentic context for the learning of local art, Singapore’s history and heritage. Through the pre-, during- and post-visit experiences, the students are involved as artists and audience to create and appreciate art.
Primary 6 Learning Journey to Dragon Kiln
The Primary 6 students visit Thow Kwang Dragon Kiln Pottery Jungle situated at Lorong Tawas as part of their post-exam activity. The LJ is also part of the school’s Aesthetics programme to expose students to the 3D art form and the rich heritage of the dragon kiln. During the tour, the students have the opportunity to view a variety of ceramic wares that show the different cultures and styles of Asia. The students immerse in the studio pottery environment whereby they are given clay to create their own artworks.
Excellence
Students celebrate their artistic efforts and achievements through Internal and external art exhibitions, projects, performances, competitions and events.
Events
National Day Celebration though Arts
The school commemorated our National Day with differentiated art activities
and collaborate with the NE department every year. Through these activities,
we hope to instill national pride, the importance and appreciation of our
history. It is an outlet for our students to showcase their creativity
and share their knowledge.
Singapore Book of Records
The school embarks on a bi-annual attempt at breaking the SBoR as a prelude activity to National Day Celebration.
2022 - Largest Display of String Art
Projects
In Partnership with Arts Education Branch (AEB): SLS Art Resources for Primary Schools
As part of the ministry’s effort to transform learning experiences of students through purposeful use of technology, and in providing for students with greater access to arts learning, the Arts Education Branch (AEB) has been developing student learning resources that are made available for schools on Student Learning Space (SLS). AEB collaborated with Park View Primary School to develop the Student Artist Talk Video Series, which featured two Primary 6 students, Leila Koh (6D), and Tan Yan Yi (6B), who shared their artistic processes behind the artwork created for the Singapore Youth Festival Art Exhibition. The artwork, entitled “Waves of Life”, received the Certificate of Recognition (Special Mention). Leila and Yan Yi also shared the art concepts through discussing about and reflecting on the artwork.
Art Outreach Community Outreach Programme through Recycled Art
Art Club members, in collaboration with the Green Ambassadors, carry out the yearly Community Outreach Programme through Recycled Art by reaching out to the kindergarten students to share with them the importance of environment conservation and how they can do their part to protect mother Earth.
Through simple craftwork, the Art Club members teach the kindergarten students how to transform common household trash such as toilet rolls, bottle caps and plastic bottles into useful craftwork. This programme is also a platform to develop the social and emotional competencies of our students and an opportunity for them to hone their leadership skills.
Exhibitions
E6 cluster Art Exhibition @ Tampines Regional Library
This is an inaugural event to give an additional platform to showcase our students' works in non SYF Art Exhibition years. The artworks were exhibited digitally at the Tampines Library Level 2 Screen at Tampines Hub. Kudos to all our young artists!
Celebrating National Day Through the Arts Exhibition
Mid-Autumn Fiesta Exhibition
P1 & P2 PAL Visual Exhibition
Walkathon Exhibition
Achievement Singapore Youth Festivl (SYF) Arts Presentation & Exhibition
2021: Category B - Certificate of Recognition
2019: Category A – Certificate of Recognition
2019: Category B - Certificate of Participation
2019: Category C – Certificate of Recognition (Special Mention)
Youth Illustrator Awards (Season 7)
Rasleen Kaur Khaira of class 4A was one of the Top 6 Finalist in the Young Illustrator Awards. Out of 1300 submissions under the Primary School category, Rasleen came in 4th in this national competition. Working on the given theme ‘Explorer’, Rasleen created a captivating painting entitled “Autumn Is Here”; an artwork inspired by Vincent Van Gogh’s impasto technique.
NDP “Our Hearts for Singapore” Pledge Card Design Competition
Our students designed cards for the “Our Heart for Singapore” project based on ideas gathered from interactions with their family members and seniors. From their conversations, they drew the stories they had heard. Their artworks were show cased at the National Museum of Singapore.
