It forms a language which complements those of the literary, mathematical, scientific and factually based subjects. Our pupils have many ideas and Art and Design provide wonderful opportunities for their imagination and creativity. Making Art is liberating, challenging and exciting – it offers the prospect of analysis, experimentation and risk-taking. In their first year, all pupils study Art and Design for two periods a week. For the two GCSE years, all pupils follow a creative option, of which Art and Design are one. Level and Extended Project courses provide further specialist opportunities. Some pupils choose to study Art History as part of our Extended Project scheme. The courses provide a foundation, broadening pupils’ understanding of the diverse approaches to and the expressive qualities of the subject and help to develop a historical/critical awareness and artistic vocabulary. Our teaching covers many skills but the essential aims are to stimulate curiosity, individuality, expressive confidence, independent learning and awareness of culture.
Offers are conditional on GCSE (or IGCSE) grades. Candidates are expected to achieve at least eight passes including English and Mathematics, at least six should be grade 8 or 9, with no more than one grade 6 and the rest being a minimum of grade 7.
Work at this level gives pupils a unique opportunity to develop a portfolio of sophisticated and mature artwork. This broad-ranging course provides plenty of opportunities to continue a practically based personal journey of discovery on a personal investigation followed by a response to an externally set brief. Component 1 of the A Level, a personal investigation, carries 60% of the marks, 20% of which is allocated to a written personal study of a minimum of 1000 words. Component 2, the externally set assignment, carries 40% of the marks. The Department also offer trips Biannual trips to New York and Venice for Eighth Form students.
About Education Provider
Region | London |
Local Authority | Richmond upon Thames |
Ofsted Rating | |
Gender Type | Boys |
ISI Report | View Report |
Boarding Fee | £46,908 |
Sixth Form Fee | £31,170 |
Address | Lonsdale Road, Barnes, London, SW13 9JT |
It forms a language which complements those of the literary, mathematical, scientific and factually based subjects. Our pupils have many ideas and Art and Design provide wonderful opportunities for their imagination and creativity. Making Art is liberating, challenging and exciting – it offers the prospect of analysis, experimentation and risk-taking. In their first year, all pupils study Art and Design for two periods a week. For the two GCSE years, all pupils follow a creative option, of which Art and Design are one. Level and Extended Project courses provide further specialist opportunities. Some pupils choose to study Art History as part of our Extended Project scheme. The courses provide a foundation, broadening pupils’ understanding of the diverse approaches to and the expressive qualities of the subject and help to develop a historical/critical awareness and artistic vocabulary. Our teaching covers many skills but the essential aims are to stimulate curiosity, individuality, expressive confidence, independent learning and awareness of culture.
Offers are conditional on GCSE (or IGCSE) grades. Candidates are expected to achieve at least eight passes including English and Mathematics, at least six should be grade 8 or 9, with no more than one grade 6 and the rest being a minimum of grade 7.
Work at this level gives pupils a unique opportunity to develop a portfolio of sophisticated and mature artwork. This broad-ranging course provides plenty of opportunities to continue a practically based personal journey of discovery on a personal investigation followed by a response to an externally set brief. Component 1 of the A Level, a personal investigation, carries 60% of the marks, 20% of which is allocated to a written personal study of a minimum of 1000 words. Component 2, the externally set assignment, carries 40% of the marks. The Department also offer trips Biannual trips to New York and Venice for Eighth Form students.