
Art is a largely course work based subject. In order to develop a broad set of skills and understanding you will follow a Fine Art course curriculum in which you will have the opportunity to experiment with a wide range of materials and processes. You will study both historical and contemporary artists and movements and will respond in a personal way. Students studying Art are required to: ▪ Develop analytical skills through written appreciation ▪ Develop practical skills and the ability to take risks through personal interpretation ▪ Learn to appreciate the world visually, making connections with current and historical events in order to develop independent ideas ▪ Develop independence of mind, communicating own ideas, intentions and personal outcomes Art encourages students to be expressive and to explore the basic elements of line, tone, form, colour and texture in a thematic setting. It allows a personal identity and an opportunity to question how we live; our opinions and perceptions through practical means.
Students are continuously assessed throughout the course A Level - Coursework (60%) Exam (40%)
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Greenwich |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | 145 Bexley Road, Eltham, London, SE9 2PT |
Art is a largely course work based subject. In order to develop a broad set of skills and understanding you will follow a Fine Art course curriculum in which you will have the opportunity to experiment with a wide range of materials and processes. You will study both historical and contemporary artists and movements and will respond in a personal way. Students studying Art are required to: ▪ Develop analytical skills through written appreciation ▪ Develop practical skills and the ability to take risks through personal interpretation ▪ Learn to appreciate the world visually, making connections with current and historical events in order to develop independent ideas ▪ Develop independence of mind, communicating own ideas, intentions and personal outcomes Art encourages students to be expressive and to explore the basic elements of line, tone, form, colour and texture in a thematic setting. It allows a personal identity and an opportunity to question how we live; our opinions and perceptions through practical means.
Students are continuously assessed throughout the course A Level - Coursework (60%) Exam (40%)