Singapore · MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Primary 6 Art
A comprehensive primary six art curriculum focusing on deepening technical mastery and conceptual exploration. Students engage with diverse media and Singaporean heritage to develop a personal artistic voice and critical appreciation skills.
The Self and Society
Students explore personal identity and their roles within the community through portraiture and symbolic representation.
Moving beyond likeness to explore how personality and emotion can be conveyed through color and distorted proportions.
Investigating the cultural symbols found in Singaporean life and incorporating them into personal narratives.
Creating multi-figure compositions that depict social interactions within the neighborhood or school.
Heritage and Modernity
An investigation into Singaporean art history and how traditional techniques influence contemporary practices.
Analyzing the fusion of Western techniques and Southeast Asian themes by pioneer Singaporean artists.
Exploring batik, pottery, or weaving and how these traditional forms are reinvented by modern designers.
Studying sculptures and murals in the Singapore urban landscape and their impact on public space.
The Power of Performance
Integrating theater, movement, and sound to understand the multidisciplinary nature of the arts.
Using mime and gesture to communicate stories and emotions without dialogue.
Designing sets and lighting to create atmosphere and support a theatrical narrative.
Exploring how music and foley sounds enhance the emotional impact of a performance.
Form and Space
Developing three-dimensional thinking through sculpture and architectural design challenges.
Practicing the skills of building up form with clay and carving away from soft blocks.
Designing sculptures that move or appear to move, exploring balance and mechanics.
Creating models of sustainable buildings that harmonize with the natural environment.
Digital Frontiers
Using technology as a creative tool for digital painting, animation, and graphic design.
Learning to use layers, brushes, and digital effects to create complex visual compositions.
Introduction to stop-motion animation and the principles of timing and sequence.
Creating posters and digital assets to raise awareness for social or environmental issues.
Curating Modernity
Students take on the role of curators to organize an exhibition of their year's work.
Selecting and grouping artworks based on themes, styles, or emotional impact.
Articulating the intentions, processes, and meanings behind personal creative work.
Designing the exhibition layout and guiding visitors through the artistic journey.