Art and Music

Explore how Mee Toh School's art and music programmes help pupils express themselves and discover their creative potential.

Last updated 20 August 2026

Art and Music

Nine teachers stand smiling in front of the wooden stage holding musical instruments and colorful items.

Art

At Mee Toh School, art lessons are not only enjoyable but also enriching experiences that go beyond simply developing technical skills. They offer our students the opportunity to express themselves creatively and freely. Our comprehensive art curriculum is designed around a modular, termly programme. This approach allows Mee Tohians to gain a well-rounded experience in the arts, fostering a deeper exploration and appreciation of various creative forms. From drawing and painting to sculpture, ceramics, and animation, our students engage with a broad spectrum of artistic disciplines, empowering them to express their ideas and unleash their full creative potential.

Students sitting on a gallery floor listening to a guide, and a child writes while looking into a small mirror at a desk.

Children in school uniforms doing art activities: drawing, painting, building with blocks, and pottery.

Music

Our music curriculum is designed to foster creative expression and communication through the art of music. In addition to developing musical skills, we aim to cultivate an appreciation for both local and global musical cultures in our students. The curriculum offers a range of engaging and enriching music programmes, each contributing to the holistic development of the child. By providing diverse musical experiences, we empower students to explore their musical potential while broadening their understanding of the world’s rich musical heritage.

Young students in school uniforms sit on a wooden floor playing flutes, tambourines, ukuleles, and keyboards.