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Sembawang Primary School

Art Club

Join Art Club to explore different art styles, visit museums, and compete in competitions. Members meet every Tuesday and have earned recognition at national events like SYF and NDP.

Last updated 20 July 2026

Art Club

Schedule

Day / Time

Tuesday: 2.15 p.m. – 4.15 p.m.

Teachers-in-charge

Miss Soh Bee Peng

Mr Tay Kuok Liang Winston

Miss Nur Syafiqa Lubna Binte Ab Lateb

Venue

Art Room 1 & Art Room 2

Our Objective

Art has the power to transform the way we see the world — and in Art Club, we invite every member to experience that transformation for themselves.

Art Club is more than a creative space. It is a launchpad for young artists to discover, experiment, and grow. Through an exciting range of projects and experiences, members broaden their artistic horizons by working both individually and collaboratively — learning to trust their own creative instincts while also discovering the extraordinary things that can happen when minds and hands come together towards a shared vision. Here, every student grows not just as an artist, but as a thinker, a collaborator, and a contributor.

Inventive and adaptive thinking are at the core of what we do. Members are challenged to step beyond their comfort zones, experimenting boldly with a wide range of mediums — from paint and charcoal to mixed media and beyond. Each session is an opportunity to push boundaries, refine skills, and uncover new ways of seeing and creating.

Our creativity does not stop at the canvas. At Art Club, we believe that true artists are also stewards of the world they live in. Our members breathe new life into discarded and everyday materials, transforming what others overlook into works of meaning and beauty. Through this practice, we cultivate in every student a deep and abiding love for Mother Earth — a reminder that sustainability and creativity are not opposites, but powerful partners.

Art Club is where passion meets purpose. We warmly welcome every aspiring artist to pick up their tools, open their minds, and leave their mark on the world, joining us on this journey of discovery, expression, and growth.

Colorful handmade craft "desserts" on a dark table — cardboard cakes with paint, glitter, and pom-pom frosting in front, plus painted cake and donut sculptures with sprinkle-like dots on plates behind. Likely a children's art project, not real food.
Handmade craft donuts on white plates atop black risers, painted in bright colors (blue, yellow, pink, chocolate-brown) with colorful sprinkle-like decorations. Cardboard "cake" sculptures sit in the blurred background. A children's art project, not real food.

Sweet Creations, Green Intentions: Designing Pastries from Recyclable Materials

A 3x3 grid of photos showing painted glass jars and bottles, each pair decorated in different colors/patterns (dots, stripes, florals, abstract designs). Each photo has a small label naming a Sembawang Primary School student and a value (e.g., Excellence, Gratitude, Integrity, Resilience).

See Through the Possibilities: Reimagining Glass Containers

A poster titled "2026 UP Art Club Monsters" featuring rows of cardboard tube monster characters, each painted with a unique face — varied colors, eyes, teeth, and expressions (silly, scary, goofy). Mounted on a black board with colorful chalk lettering at the bottom.

Cardboard Creatures: Unleashing Imagination One Roll at a Time

A group of children in matching navy-and-yellow school uniforms kneel around a large black collaborative artwork, placing colorful cut-out paper monster and creature shapes onto it. Other students stand in the background in a classroom.

Assembled Chaos: A Collaborative Monster Creation Project

Several students in navy school uniforms and aprons gather around a green table in a classroom, painting textured panels brown and green with brushes. Colorful artwork hangs on the wall in the background.

The Texture of Creativity: Unconventional Art with Wall Putty

A poster from Sembawang Primary School showing a mixed-media sculpture of a futuristic floating city with white buildings, orange roofs, balloons, and greenery hovering above a painted coastal scene with smoke effects below. Includes student photos creating the piece, artist statement about future housing as land grows scarce, and a teacher's comment praising their imaginative concepts.

Singapore Youth Festival 2025

A poster from Sembawang Primary School showing a colorful mixed-media sculpture resembling a fantastical garden — cotton "clouds," paper flowers, mushrooms, small jars, and recycled materials arranged over a blue wavy base. Includes photos of students building the piece, an artist statement about dreaming with recycled materials, and a teacher's comment on the students' creativity and individuality.

Singapore Youth Festival 2025

A poster from Sembawang Primary School showing a large papier-mâché bust wearing a wide-brimmed hat covered in colorful decorative discs and a flower, with a textured black-and-white patterned torso. Includes student photos collaborating on cardboard structures, an artist statement on fear as creative inspiration, and a teacher's comment about the messy but fun papier-mâché process.

Singapore Youth Festival 2023

A poster from Sembawang Primary School showing a large cardboard fish sculpture with an open mouth, its body packed with colorful plastic trash like bottle caps and packaging. Includes student photos building the piece, an artist statement on ocean plastic pollution, and a teacher's comment praising the students' teamwork and environmental awareness.

Singapore Youth Festival 2023