Twice a year, in November and May.
Register in November for courses commencing in January.
Register in May for courses commencing in July.

All new applicants will register online. Registering online does not guarantee a place as most of the art courses are usually over-subscribed. Balloting will take place after registration is closed. Successful applicants will be notified via email and SMS on fee payment and class allocation. Please note that the successful ballot is only secured with fee payment (you will be prompted to complete the required payment within 48 hrs).

Not applicable. All the applicants will go through a balloting exercise when the registration is closed.

Kinder Art: 14 – 16 students
Children’s Art: 18 – 20 students
Lower/Upper Secondary Art: 20 – 25 students

A teaching assistant is assigned to all K1 to Primary 3 (Intermediate 1) classes.

Parents need to inform us about their child’s learning needs upon registration. Children with learning needs will be considered for admission on a case-by-case basis. Our classes are held in a large group setting; hence we are unable to accommodate or admit children who require one-to-one supervision during lessons.

The Junior Art Department has developed a holistic and integrated curriculum aimed at promoting creative expression and art appreciation for children of all ages. Our curriculum covers a wide variety of media and we impart age-appropriate skills and techniques at various stages of our students’ art learning journey.

Not at all. An assessment report on student's performance in various areas will be issued at the end of each semester. These areas include technical competence, quality of ideas, interest expressed, and ability to work through problems.

Our classes are held at NAFA Campus 1, 80 Bencoolen Street.

Please refer to the material list in your commencement letter and make the required purchase online.

Special art materials will be provided in class, when necessary.

• There are four terms in a school year.
• Two terms make one semester.
• One semester consists of 20 weeks.
• There will be no classes during school and public holidays.
• There will be no make-up lessons for missed classes.

There is no replacement class for a lesson missed. The student may seek advice from the teacher in-charge regarding the next lesson.

No certificate will be given for the completion of a course.