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Peiying Primary School

Music and Art

Discover how our Music and Art programmes build creativity, cultural appreciation, and key life skills in students.

Last updated 6 August 2026

Music and Art

The word Music written in bold outlined letters filled with a black and white checkered pattern.
Bold text reading "Department Objectives" in a decorative hatched pattern style font.
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P1 - Handbells

P2 – Angklung

Children in yellow uniforms stand and sit on a wooden floor holding bamboo musical instruments indoors.

P3  Kompang & Music Recorder

Children in uniforms sit on a floor playing hand drums on the left and recorders on the right during a music class.

P4 Indian Percussion & Music Recorder

Children sit on a wooden floor in a music classroom, holding drumsticks and playing various drums.

P5 Keyboard

Four students in red and blue uniforms sit on a wood floor, each playing a small orange and black keyboard.

P6 Keyboard and Chinese Opera

Students in red, yellow, and blue shirts stretch arms out holding Chinese Opera instrument in a bright indoor hall.
Bold letters spelling "Art" with a black and white striped pattern fill.
Bold text reading "Department Objectives" in a decorative hatched pattern style font.
Bold outlined text reading Programmes with a striped pattern inside the letters on a white background.

Integrating ICT to Enrich Art Learning Experiences

Fostering Collaborative Learning in Art

Curriculum Highlights from P1 - P6

Flyer showing school art programmes with photos of children doing action painting and batik-style animal designs.
Flyer showing children making upcycled animal sculptures and clay narrative vessels in school art programmes.
Flyer titled Art Programmes showing P5 mural painting and P6 digital photography activities with student photos and descriptions.
Flyer for P6 Art Exhibition at Peiying library, with photos of students viewing digital photography displays.
Flyer titled Art Programmes showing P4 students sitting on museum floors and posing in front of paintings.
Flyer titled Art Programmes describing a Visual Arts Assembly Programme with three photos of students in a school hall.