Youth

Crawford puts the ‘art’ back into heart

Crawford Preparatory Sandton embraces the creative arts, using it as a tool for learning and integrating other subjects. The school holds an annual art exhibition off campus to give their pupils the thrill of seeing their art in a public space. This year the exhibition was held at the Morningside Shopping Centre.

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Every pupil, from grade one to grade five, had an artwork on display and selected pieces from grades six and seven. The grade seven pupils visited the exhibition as a group, and took part in an interactive activity that referenced the art on display – a core skills learning experience.

The Crawford art teachers, Nina Bloom, Elona Shaff and Pam Kaplan, believe that visual art gives pupils an insight into the world around us – beyond the confines of the classroom.

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