Craft & Technology

Explore how the Craft and Technology Department uses hands-on learning in Art, D&T, and NFS to help students solve real-world problems.

Last updated 12 May 2026

Craft and Technology

A teacher in an apron leans over to guide students using soldering irons at a workshop table in a classroom.

A teacher instructing students during a lesson on soldering

The Craft and Technology (C&T) Department comprises of Art, Design and Technology (D&T) and Nutrition and Food Science (NFS) units. All three subjects advocate a hands-on approach, incorporating theory and practical skills for applied learning. The C&T Department strives to nurture students to visualize and concretise solutions for real-world contexts.

Students are engaged in a variety of programmes aimed at stimulating their interest in learning. Some examples of these programmes include artist talks, learning journeys, and integrating technology into their learning experiences.

Students in aprons cook with pots on gas stoves in a school kitchen class, supervised by a teacher in a pink hijab.

A teacher supervising students cooking during lessons

A boy in school uniform and glasses draws a poster reading "Celebrating 60 Years" on white paper at a desk.

A student designing a poster during lessons