Art Room

Explore a purpose-built art studio where A-Level Art students create using both traditional mediums and digital tools, with exhibition and storage spaces to support their practice.

Last updated on 14 July 2026

A purpose-built art studio, the Art Room is used as a teaching and learning space for students taking Art at the GCE A-Level subject. The space comprises two rooms that can be integrated, housing a variety of contemporary and traditional resources exclusively for our students’ creative use. Students hone their aesthetic skills with traditional modes and mediums of art-making supplemented with contemporary tools such as iMac workstations for time-based digital artworks. Additionally, the College has exhibition spaces for students' curatorial practice and assessment as well as specially built storage spaces for material storage and artwork archival.

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Empty classroom with long wooden tables, orange chairs, a whiteboard, projector, and easels on a wood floor.

Empty art classroom with wooden tables, orange chairs, a whiteboard, easels, and a plaster bust on a front desk.

An art classroom with rows of wooden tables, orange chairs, easels, paintings, a bust sculpture, and computers along the wall.