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Visual Arts
In Early Years


Visual Arts
In the Primary School


Visual Arts
In the Secondary School
Visual Arts courses are offered to students in Secondary School to educate students to think creatively. The art skills taught to Secondary students include 2D, 3D, painting, drawing, printing, clay work, sculpture, textiles, and metalwork.
Aligned with the IB curriculum, there is a focus on a more profound connection, teaching students to critique and reflect on their own work and that of others and develop analytical and problem-solving skills. In Grades 11 and 12, WISS IB students may choose to continue to study the Visual Arts through both IBDP and IBCP.


Through the IBCP Art and Design pathway, WISS has a strong partnership with SCAD which allows students to continue with further study and scholarship opportunities. The IBDP Visual Arts course focuses on three components: art-making practice, theoretical practice, and curatorial practice. This academically intensive course is designed for students who are passionate about the arts and want to go on to study Visual Arts in higher education and as well as those who are seeking enrichment.
ART SHOWS AT WISS

Visual Arts