Art Curriculum
Art & Design Curriculum Intent
The National Curriculum for Art and Design aims to engage, inspire, and challenge pupils. It aims to equip children with the knowledge and skills needed to experiment with and create their own works of art and design. At Whitley Village School, we hope to implement this through Art and Design lessons and a cross-curricular approach. During their time at Whitley Village School, each child will have their own sketchbook to design, practise and develop their skills and artworks. This will evidence a progression of techniques throughout the school years.
Art and Design is an important part of our curriculum, and it is our aim to engage and inspire all children through creative planning opportunities. We believe that Art and Design encourages children to develop their creativity, nurture their imagination and provides children with a variety of ways to express their thoughts, feelings, and emotions.
We aim to give all children the confidence to express themselves through a range of chosen mediums. Our children are given the opportunities to experiment with a range of different materials, to use drawing, painting, and sculpting techniques to bring their ideas to life, and to practise art and design techniques when using colour, pattern, texture, line, shape, form and space. As the children progress, they will be encouraged to progress their skills through experimentation.
At Whitley Village School, we hope to foster and continually grow a love of Art and Design as the children progress through our school, giving all of our children the opportunities and skills needed to develop their understanding and techniques.
Art Curriculum Specification |
Knowledge Organiser |
End Points & Vocabulary |
Videos & Audio |
Test Your Skills |
Home Learning |