Aesthetics
Explore how Palm View Primary nurtures creativity and confidence in every student through arts programmes, learning journeys, and live performances.
Vision
To empower every student to grow as a Creative Artist and Confident Performer, fostering a lifelong passion for the Arts.
The Aesthetics Framework
Department Key Thrusts
1) Talent development and identification (ARTs Instructional and Talent Programme- For students)
2) Building Capacity and Appreciation (ARTs Experience, Immersion and Exposure- For staff and students)
3) ‘Win, Win’ Partnerships and Collaborations
4) Impacting the community (ARTs Citizenry Programme- For students)
Programmes
1) e-Arts@PLVPS
e-Arts@PLVPS is a digital platform where Palm View students showcase their artistic and musical talents through creative works and recorded performances. Guide by themed tasks, students are encouraged to develop their creativity and analytical thinking, while exploring diverse perspectives in their artworks. Selected artworks and musical performances are proudly showcased on this microsite.
2) Arts@PLVPS Recess
Arts@PLVPS Recess is a termly programme designed to nurture creativity and build confidence in Palm View students through Art and Music.
At the Graffiti Wall, students are invited to express themselves through drawing, painting and creative designs during key celebrations such as Lunar New Year, National Day, and Teachers’ Day.
Our students are free to express their creativity at the school's Grafitti Wall
At Palm View Express, young musicians have the opportunity to showcase their talents by performing songs, dances, or instrumental pieces for their peers. Students may also busk freely at the piano or ukulele during level recesses, fostering a vibrant and supportive musical environment.
Students put up performances at our Palm View Express stage during recess
Together, these platforms encourage artistic expression, develop confidence, and promote the well-being of students across the school community.
3) Learning Journeys
P1 LJ to Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle
Each year, Primary 1 students from Palm View Primary School embark on an exciting learning journey to Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle. Set in an authentic heritage environment, this meaningful experience offers students a rare opportunity to witness the vanishing trade of traditional pottery up close. In today’s technology-driven world, students get to observe skilled potters shape clay using the pottery wheel and learn about traditional clay-making techniques.
Student walk through the Dragon Kiln and try out wheel throwing
Students also get to participate in a hands-on workshop where they create their very own ceramic pot with simple design features.This immersive experience bridges real-world craft practices with classroom learning, sparking curiosity and a deeper appreciation for traditional art forms — all while building confidence in creative expression.
Students make their own little pinch pot out of clay
P4 LJ to National Gallery Singapore
Our Primary 4 Museum-Based Learning Journey offers students a meaningful opportunity to connect classroom learning with real-world experiences. Through guided exploration of museum exhibits, students discover artworks and cultural artefacts that deepen their understanding of heritage and creativity. They observe closely, ask questions, and reflect on how art communicates ideas and emotions across cultures and time. The experience nurtures curiosity and critical thinking while fostering a deeper appreciation for the arts. Students also develop a stronger connection to Singapore’s cultural landscape, growing as both thoughtful learners and budding young artists.
Students go on a guided tour of the National Gallery
4) Assembly Programme in School
During school-wide assembly celebrations, Palm View students are treated to performances by invited external performers spanning a rich variety of music and theatre genres, fostering appreciation for the Arts. Through exposure to diverse forms such as rap, a cappella, music jam bands, and string quartet ensembles, students develop a deeper appreciation for different cultures and musical styles - broadening their artistic horizons well beyond the classroom.
