Arts and Craft

Explore how the Arts and Craft CCA helps students grow creatively through various art forms, exhibitions, and real-world projects beyond the classroom.

Last updated on 11 July 2026

Our club specially offers art making opportunity for students beyond the art curriculum. Giving them the exposure to experience art in many other ways. A great opportunity to groom pupils who are creative, passionate and have a penchant for Art.

Our aim is to provide exposure and appreciation to various mediums, materials and art forms. Also, to allow pupils to solve real life 21st century issues using art as a platform.

Members are also given opportunities to participate in art exhibitions such as the Singapore Youth Festival which will be held every 2 years and as well as decorating school events like our AIPS Appreciation Day.

CCA Details

Arts and Craft CCA details including teachers-in-charge, venue and schedule

Teachers-in-charge

Ms Nurul Farhana Binte Ali (nurul_farhana_ali@moe.edu.sg)

Mdm Nur Aisyah Abdul Latiff (nur_aisyah_abdul_latiff@moe.edu.sg)

Mr Muhammad Hasyim Bin Isa

(muhammad_hasyim_mohamad@moe.edu.sg)

Venue

Art Room 1 and 2

Day and Time

Tuesday, 2pm - 4pm

Students at Work 2025

A boy in a red shirt draws a cartoon face in a sketchbook at a classroom desk, with a girl drawing nearby.

Three children in red uniforms use oil pastels to color worksheets at a teal table in an art classroom.

Three children in red school uniforms sit at a teal table, writing, with a tablet showing a fourth child on screen.

Students in red uniforms draw and color at a table covered with markers, tablets, and paper in an art classroom.

Art Club SYF 2025

Children and an adult work together on a colorful clay art project on a black board in a school art classroom.

Two uniformed school girls paint a large colorful papier-mache sculpture in a classroom.

Four young girls and an adult man pose around a table covered with colorful clay and an art canvas.

Six students sit around a table with a colorful painted paper sculpture during an art class.

Contribute an Artwork to Sengkang Hospital

Two framed children's artworks showing colorful jungle scenes with frogs, plants, butterflies, and a toucan.

SYF Visual Arts 2022

Category B (Primary 3 and 4)

Three children in red uniforms build a craft sculpture from recycled materials, beside close-up photos of a metal art piece.

Category C (Primary 5 and 6)

Three views of a black geometric lantern sculpture with translucent panels showing drawn faces, lit from inside.

Art Club 2024

Students in red uniforms sit at tables drawing on paper with colored pencils and markers during an art class.

Art Club collage showing framed artwork on a wall, children in red uniforms at a session, and two t-shirt designs.

Our art club has introduced two groups: fundamental and advanced. Each group receives tailored instruction to meet its specific needs. The fundamental team focuses on building basic art skills, such as EOA and POD, and works on projects that emphasize these basics. The advanced group tackles projects that require a deeper understanding of art ideas and concepts.