Our Message
Do you view art as just a messy playtime for kids? Or do you realize it’s so much more than that?
Arts and crafts benefit our kids in so many ways. Whether it’s painting, drawing, sewing, music, dance, theater, or any of the other arts, they all contribute to our children’s well-being. It helps them develop and learn to express themselves in different ways.
A child does not have to create a masterpiece to have a meaningful artistic experience. Art is a process, not a product. It’s tempting to want our children’s art to turn out “cookie-cutter perfect” to prove that they are successful and on track. It’s reassuring to know that we can relax! Where art is concerned, it is the process of creating — exploring, discovering, and experimenting that has the greatest value. Through self-expression and creativity, children’s skills will develop naturally, and their ability to create will soar.
It’s important, as parents, to make sure that our children have access to the arts, both in and out of school. You never know, it might be the path to a career later in life. Even if it isn’t, it will ensure our kids grow up well-rounded.
In This Issue
Concluding the theme on Art in the Newsletters this week, we are presenting you with five more topics handled by the students. All the Art lessons were done Online starting from May up to the 1st week of October. We wish to express our deep gratitude & sincere thanks to Mrs Chethani Jayasinghe & Mrs Kanishka Iddamalgoda, the Art Teachers of the Junior School for their expert guidance in teaching, training & motivating all young artists at Trinity. Hope you enjoyed the newsletters done to showcase just that.
LOOK FORWARD TO ANOTHER EXCITING THEME NEXT WEEK!
STAY SAFE & PLEASE TAKE CARE!
