Art & Craft

Meet the Art & Craft team and discover how students build creativity, craft skills, and self-expression through hands-on projects and real-world art experiences.

Last updated 25 August 2026

Our People

Name, designation, teaching subjects and email addresses of our people

Name	Designation	Teaching Subjects	Email Address
Ms Kavitha Vythilingam	HOD (CCE)	Art	kavitha_vythilingam@moe.edu.sg (opens in new tab)
Mr Vincent Siew	Teacher	Art, ALP	wei_jian_vincent_siew@moe.edu.sg (opens in new tab)
Ms Dzafiirah Hakim	Teacher	Art	dzafiirah_mohammad_hakim@moe.edu.sg (opens in new tab)
Ms Vridhi Gulati	Teacher	Art	vridhi_gulati@moe.edu.sg (opens in new tab)
Ms Christina Chua	Teacher	Art	christina_chua_yan_ling@moe.edu.sg (opens in new tab)
Ms Sharon Tan	Teacher	Art	tan_sharon@moe.edu.sg (opens in new tab)
Mr Yap Kai Siang Shawn	Teacher	Art	yap_kai_siang_shawn@moe.edu.sg (opens in new tab)

Learning Outcomes

In Peicai, our students learn to:

A student paints a fantasy koi fish artwork on a canvas easel, with paint jars nearby.

Make connections between visual expressions and personal experiences and view the world around them in new ways

Eight students pose wearing costumes and headpieces made from recycled newspaper and plastic, in a classroom.

Inculcate their creativity to explore and develop in the various stages by making references to and integrating knowledge of artist/artworks with their own art making

Two masked students draw digital portrait sketches on tablets using styluses at their desks.

Gain an understanding of real world applications of art through different media

Department Programme/Highlights/ Student Outcomes

Curricular Programme:

Art is a compulsory common curriculum subject taken at the lower secondary level. Peicai students with an interest and aptitude for the subject will be able to take Art as an elective, at the upper secondary level.

Three masked students tie-dye black and teal fabric with paint and brushes at a table.

Fostering collaboration spirit through group projects in problem based solving

Learning Journey

Learning Journey to Biennale Art Exhibition @ Singapore Art Museum.

A student sketches a miniature diorama of a kampong house interior with a fridge, TV, and woven mats.

Artist-in school scheme (AISS)

The Artist-In-School Scheme (AISS) is a NAC arts education initiative that fosters sustained collaborations between Singaporean arts professionals and schools to offer enriching, customized arts learning experiences. In the project titled (Re)Collections, students will work with local artist David Chan to explore artistic processes. Throughout the project, students will undergo a journey of self-expression and artistic development, acquiring essential art skills while deepening their self-identity and self-evaluation. By the project's conclusion, students will be empowered to create expressive artworks and critically assess art.

Students paint at a long table in an art classroom, with a teacher supervising and an example projected on screen.

Artist Discussion with the class