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Middle School
Middle school forms a foundation for the IGCSE exam. Students have
the opportunity to explore and experiment with a variety of mediums,
to tackle the principles of drawing, painting and personal expression.
All our projects are linked in some way to art history in order to
familiarise and establish an awareness of the cultural and historical
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Programme includes: |
Std. 7 'Warli Art' - Acrylic on Clay Pot
Min Ji L. Std. 8 'Portrait' for colour project
- Poster Paint and
Colour Pencil
Cheryl F. Std. 10 GCSE 'Abstract Composition' - Mixed Media
Luke R. Std. 10 GCSE 'Derelect House' - Mixed Media
Tais R. Std. 10 GCSE 'Derelect House' - Mixed Media
Emmy W. AS Level Coursework - Oil
Neha N. AS Level coursework piece - Mixed Media
Sarah H. AS Level working on a still life - Oil
Ye Eun L. AS Level 'Still Life' - Acrylic
John P. A2 Level Worksheet of Fish drawings including metal pieces
Sakshi P. A2 Level 'Study of Cezanne' - Acrylic
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| Std. 7 |
- Drawing skills (I) – mark making, tone, light, perspective and
form
- African / Warli folk art
- Craft based workshops
- Colour and painting (I)
- Music as inspiration for painting
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| Std. 8 |
- Drawing skills (I) – mark making, tone, light, perspective and
form
- Aboriginal art
- Craft based workshops
- Improving drawing skills (II)
- Pattern and texture project
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| Std. 9 |
- Surface pattern project [colour (III)]
- Indian Mughal miniature project
- Craft based workshops
- Improving drawing skills (III)
- Pop art project
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Senior School |
| Std.10 |
IGCSE – Edexcel Board
Students are encouraged to develop their skills and to articulate their
own personal language of expression, within the framework of expectations
provided by the examination board. |
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- Art History – analysis of an artist
- Still Life
- Mixed media relief
- Acrylics
- Pastels and oil pastels
- Oil paint project
- Figure study
- Watercolour project
- Past paper, trial run
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| Std.11 |
- Visual interpretation of a poem – mixed media
- Cubism and painting / study
- Trial exam and tutorials (8 weeks)
- Exam: Students have six weeks to produce preliminary studies showing development
in preparation for a 10 hour exam. In the exam their final piece is produced – the
preliminary work is assessed together with the final piece in the U.K
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A levels – Cambridge Board |
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AS |
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- Workshops – expanding mixed media techniques
- Symbolism project
- Drawing – line, tone and texture
- Art History
- Coursework – a personally chosen study (painting, sculpture or mixed
media)
- Externally marked exam (6 weeks preliminaries and a 15 hour final piece)
Both coursework and the exam are sent to the U.K. for marking. Sculpture
and some mixed media pieces are photographed as they cannot be posted.
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| Std.13 |
A2 |
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- Drawing classes
- Related Study – students interview and study the work of an artist.
The study is contained in the form of a book. The artists work is analysed
and compared with other artists, contemporary and historical.
- Coursework – personally chosen study developing into a final piece.
The work may be painting, sculpture or mixed media.
Both the Related Study and coursework are sent to the U.K. for marking.
(Sculpture and some mixed media pieces are photographed as they cannot
be posted.)
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