Here is a recap of the recent briefing session held for our boarding students, where we discussed the importance of nurturing creativity.
What Was the Briefing Session About?
During the session, our co-scholastic teachers provided valuable insights into the significance of fostering creativity in our students. They highlighted the benefits of exploring various artistic avenues such as music, dance, arts, and pottery.
Why is Creativity Important?
Creativity is more than just a talent; it’s a skill that can be developed and nurtured. By encouraging creativity, we empower our students to think outside the box, solve problems innovatively, and express themselves confidently. These skills are not only valuable in academic pursuits but also in their personal and professional lives.
The Aim of the Programme
The aim of our “Sculpt Your Creativity” programme is to provide opportunities for our boarding students to explore and enhance their creative side. Through this programme, we want to empower them to bring out their inner artist and unleash their imaginative spirit.
What Can Students Expect?
Students can look forward to engaging in hands-on activities, receiving expert guidance from our teachers, and discovering new talents and passions. Whether it’s learning to play a musical instrument, experimenting with different dance styles, creating beautiful artwork, or molding pottery, there’s something for everyone to explore and enjoy.
How Can Parents Support?
We encourage parents to support their child’s participation in creative activities both at school and at home. Simple actions such as providing art supplies, encouraging creative play, and attending their performances or exhibitions can make a significant difference in nurturing their creativity.
At our boarding school, we understand the importance of fostering creativity in our students. Through initiatives like the “Sculpt Your Creativity” programme and other creative opportunities, we are committed to providing a nurturing environment where every student can thrive and express themselves.