Lessons are infused with engaging stories, artwork, objects, or even real-world experiences that sparks curiousity. Students are encouraged to ask questions, make observations, share their thoughts, and connect what they already know with something new, in turn, developing curiosity, observation and cultural awareness.

Before creating, students take time to think. They discuss ideas, consider different perspectives, and reflect on how artists solve problems or communicate meaning. There is no single "correct" answer. This will foster critical thinking, empathy, and confidence in sharing ideas.

Students experiment with materials, techniques, and possibilities. They are encouraged to take creative risks, test ideas, and learn from mistakes in a supportive environment. leading to confidence, resilience, and progress in technical skills.

Students create their artwork, applying both artistic techniques and their own creative decisions. Teachers guide rather than dictate, encouraging every child to make thoughtful choices, so that they are able to be independent in artistic skills, decision making and problem-solving

Students refine, adapt, and improve their work through feedback, reflection, and experimentation. They discover that creativity is an evolving process that requires perserverance, adaptibility and craftsmanship.

Every lesson concludes with sharing and reflection. Students present their artwork, share their ideas, celebrate one another's efforts, and recognise their own artistic growth. They learn to communicate and build an authentic artistic voice.