Aesthetics Department

Our Programmes

E’Lights are constantly engaged and immersed in the art scenes in East Spring Primary School as our Art and Music teachers continuously strive to develop a vibrant culture for the learning and appreciation of the arts in our school. Art and Music lessons are crafted to allow students to not only learn but enjoy the process of doing Art and Music. Apart from the focus of the Arts Education, assembly programmes, enrichment programmes and fringe activities during recess have been carefully selected to expose the masses to the different aspects of the Arts.  ‘ArtsXplosion’, ‘E’Lights Shine!’ and ‘Art & Music Active Play’ are planned to allow students to experience different artistic styles and musical genres. In 2020, these programmes will continue to nurture students and enable them to build their confidence in showcasing both their artistic and musical talents.     2019 was especially unique. As our school celebrated her 20th birthday, the Aesthetics Department led in the making of the Largest Paper Quilling Artwork (entered into Singapore Book of Records - SBOR). Tapping on ArtsXplosion, the entire school was involved in the making of paper quills. Everyone had a go in making these cute paper quills. 

Students having a go at different artforms during ArtXplosion

Our Art and Music teachers continuously strive to develop a vibrant culture for the learning and appreciation of the arts in our school. E’Lights are constantly engaged and immersed in the art scenes in East Spring Primary School. Art and Music lessons are crafted to allow students to not only learn but enjoy themselves. Apart from the focus of the Arts Curriculum, assembly, external vendor programmes and recess fringes activities have been carefully selected to reach out to the masses on the different aspects of the Arts. Programmes were planned in hope to allow students to experience different artistic styles and musical genres. Through this programmes, students also learnt to build their confidence in showcasing both their artistic and musical talents.

Primary 5 students plucking away while singing to the tunes of pop songs

Blowing away on the recorders to an African tune.
Lower primary students immersing themselves in rhythm and melody with resonator bells	Students learning about musical forms through hand-clapping activities
Primary 4 students writing art critiques to their peers about their artwork	Students flaunting their creativity during Art Week
Students having a go at canting batik and ceramics molding