The Art Department actively supports the aims of the school. Additionally, we believe the Art Department has a significant role to play in the spiritual and moral development of each boy, and achieves this by encouraging the creative and cognitive processes of art practice.

Read the following documents for further information.

A Drawing can be ...

Big Draw Balloon Battles

The Art Department is committed to helping its students to...

• Realise and develop their observational, imaginative and reflective skills.
• Realise the importance of seeking the best in the work they complete, and to obtain excellence for themselves.
• Develop towards autonomy in both their work and decision-making.
• Feel secure, and through this security be adventurous in developing their work.
• Develop critical and questioning skills, thereby enabling a continual self-appraisal of beliefs and values.
• Develop respect and responsibility for themselves, for others and for their community and environment.
• Appreciate the influence and consequence, both positive and negative, of their actions and words upon others.
• Realise the broader possibilities offered to them through their relationships, talents, skills and education.

Art in the Classroom

Key Stage 3 * GCSE * AS and A-Level * Extra-curricular Activities

Spring 2009's house art winner was Daniel Karaj, from 9Blue.

Second prize went to Nathan Fox with his pencil sculpture.

Previous Winners

For photos of recent work, use the following links:

Art Exhibition * GCSE Artwork * A-Level Artwork
Trip to Barcelona * Mono-Printing Workshop

Art Club Leaflet and Photos * Christmas Card Competition
Sculpture Club

Links to Useful Websites

The following page contains links to useful, external websites - a valuable point-of-reference for students studying Art at all levels from Year 7 upwards.

Useful Websites

See Also: Useful Publications