Information 1: Why is Art important?
Many a time, most parents and the general public consider Art unimportant as they say it is a non-core subject . Just because it is not an examination subject at the Primary School level does not make it unimportant. There is this misconception among many. All subjects in the school curriculum are core subjects and that is why they have been included in the school time-table.
Art has much value and would benefit our charges a great deal. A good art programme helps pupils to be visually literate resulting in them being able to observe, understand and make meaning of what they see. They will also be able to communicate their ideas and thoughts by using and creating visuals better than those who do not go through a good art programme with zest and vigour.
Everyday, we are bombarded with lots of visuals. The visuals we encounter will certainly influence how we think and behave. Art trains our pupils to be visually literate, resulting in them being able to communicate effectively.
Art beautifies our world and helps us to capture memories. It helps to teach and educate us about the various cultures and beliefs of our people and those in other parts of the world resulting in mutual respect and tolerance for one another.
There are so many benefits one can pick up by participating whole-heartedly in art lessons and art-related activities. To be able to succeed and enjoy life to the fullest, it is important that we give art its due importance in school as well as in our lives ourside our usual work and study areas. Art certainly has a place in society and that is why our government is now pumping in so much money into various Arts Organizations.
The School of the Arts has been set up to allow our artistically-inclined P6 pupils moving on to secondary schools a chance to opt for her, to work in an enriched environment which will help them achieve their dreams some day.
Art is important.
Art has much value and would benefit our charges a great deal. A good art programme helps pupils to be visually literate resulting in them being able to observe, understand and make meaning of what they see. They will also be able to communicate their ideas and thoughts by using and creating visuals better than those who do not go through a good art programme with zest and vigour.
Everyday, we are bombarded with lots of visuals. The visuals we encounter will certainly influence how we think and behave. Art trains our pupils to be visually literate, resulting in them being able to communicate effectively.
Art beautifies our world and helps us to capture memories. It helps to teach and educate us about the various cultures and beliefs of our people and those in other parts of the world resulting in mutual respect and tolerance for one another.
There are so many benefits one can pick up by participating whole-heartedly in art lessons and art-related activities. To be able to succeed and enjoy life to the fullest, it is important that we give art its due importance in school as well as in our lives ourside our usual work and study areas. Art certainly has a place in society and that is why our government is now pumping in so much money into various Arts Organizations.
The School of the Arts has been set up to allow our artistically-inclined P6 pupils moving on to secondary schools a chance to opt for her, to work in an enriched environment which will help them achieve their dreams some day.
Art is important.
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