Practical work develops skills and knowledge in order to express feelings, moods, gestures and imaginings. Visual Communication provides a general introduction to the basic skills, knowledge and techniques fundamental to the study. Students will gain an understanding of the broad range of graphic devices that are in everyday usage. Freehand, instrumental and computer aided work is produced. The development of aesthetic skills underpins the programs offered, as is the pursuit of an individual response.
Students specialize in Ceramics or Printmaking though drawing and painting is apart of both courses.
Music develops knowledge, appreciation and an understanding of a wide range of music types, styles and technology. Instrumental music is encouraged. Drama through improvisation techniques enables students to maintain a character and to develop dialogue. Practical work enhances student's ability to express feelings, moods gestures, posture and imaginings. Visual Communication develops more considered solutions to design problems and extends the students ability to produce skilled and imaginative forms of visual communication.