Visual Arts
Curriculum Objectives
Our Visual Arts curriculum is intended to help students develop their creativity, as well as the ability to communicate their understanding of the world around them through visual arts. In learning to express themselves in visual ways, students will sharpen their powers of observation, imagination and invention. In developing the ability to respond to, analyse, and describe works of art, they will learn to interpret artworks and to communicate their understanding of the meaning and intentions they see in the works presented by visual languages and visual forms. The development of visual literacy skills and knowledge will therefore prepare students to investigate and understand images, media and artworks, and will equip them to interpret the complex contemporary visual world.
Curriculum Framework
In Visual Arts, students will
- develop perceptual abilities with special emphasis on visual, aesthetic and arts experience;
- express personal feelings and thoughts through artistic presentations;
- develop artistic potential, visual cognition and generic skills (creativity, collaboration, communication, critical thinking, information technology and self-management skills) through artistic creation, appreciation and criticism towards community and a variety of cultures in the world.
Assessment
Assessment will be used to assess students’ learning performance. Report card grades will be given according to the performance of art appreciation, art knowledge and art techniques. Effort grades will be given according to class performance and Visual Journal quality.
Homework Policy
All artworks are expected to be finished and done during lessons. Students are requested to collect references via internet, newspapers, magazines, books, etc. to enhance self-directed learning.
Visual Journal is a weekly assignment for students to apply any art medium to record daily life, feelings, ideas and/or certain topics. Students are required to create two pages of Visual Journal every week. Visual journal are marked weekly and the grades go under “Effort” in report cards.
Highlights of Academic Activities
Book Character Alive Project co-operated with STEAM Department
Students selected as “Artist of the Month” and their outstanding artworks were on display
Year-end Visual Arts Exhibition
Middle School Exhibition
School beautification by Senior and Junior Visual Arts Team members
Artist-in-Residence Programme - “Our Gifts” Workshop
Artist-in-Residence Programme - “We Are Loved” Workshop
Artist-in-Residence Programme - Ceramics Workshop
Artist-in-Residence Programme - Animation Workshop
Artist-in-Residence Programme - “Landscape in Time Machine” Workshop
Artist-in-Residence Programme - “Wooden Neighbours” Workshop
Artist-in-residence Programme - Dyeing Art Workshop
Artist-in-Residence Programme - Fashion Design Workshop
Selected students participated in “Jockey Club Student Drawing Competition - HK Flower Show”
Mural Painting
Students created art pieces during Arts Festival Students’ Achievement
Students were awarded Silver Prize and their works were exhibited at the Exhibition of Student Visual Arts Work by the Education Bureau
Students were awarded Silver and Merit Prize, and their works were exhibited at the Exhibition of Student Visual Arts Work by the Education Bureau
Students received Bronze and Merit Award in “The 7th Hong Kong Primary School Outstanding Visual Arts Students Election” co-organized by the CEATE Teachers’ Association and the Jockey Club Ti-I College
Student received Merit Award in “The 6th Hong Kong Primary School Outstanding Visual Arts Students Election” co-organized by the CEATE Teachers’ Association and the Jockey Club Ti-I College
Students received awards in several Hong Kong visual arts competitions