Art and Craft

Kranji's Art and Craft Club helps students grow their artistic skills through workshops, competitions, and community projects. See how members use art to serve and inspire others.

Last updated 16 July 2026

Art and Craft Club

Art Club provides both breadth and depth to facilitate Kranjians’ talents in the visual arts. The members engage in the Arts through visits to museums, taking part in competitions and workshops to gain knowledge, skills and dispositions. They take ownership advocating for the Arts. With the knowledge gained, Art and Craft Club members take the initiative to lead Art programmes to inculcate a sense of service towards the school and community through projects. To celebrate their achievements, platforms are craved to exhibit their artworks through exhibitions and static displays to showcase their talent.

Four school girls in green uniforms pose around a white pedestal displaying a sculpture at an art exhibition.

Fig 1: Certificate of Recognition in Singapore Youth Festival Art Exhibition | Group submission: Alya Amani Bte Md Suhaimi 2R1, Clara Tan Jia Xuan 2J, Mylie Tan Nguyen 2J and Nurul Huda Bte Abdul Rashid 2J, (Weaving Identity, Installation Art)

Collage of people in school uniforms posing near colorful murals, and a man painting a wall mural with a brush.

Students and visitors participate in a Kranji Art Club event, doing crafts at tables with art supplies.

A masked student in a green school shirt draws on a white wall next to a mural art painting in progress sign.

Fig 3: heArt for our Community

Kranji Art Club is proud to be a part of a collaborative project with Limbang Green RC that combines artistic expression with sustainable practices! Our talented Art Club students have dedicated several weeks into designing and painting nostalgic Singapore themed wall murals in the Limbang neighbourhood.The purpose of the murals is to provide a colourful backdrop against the recycled MRT seats which were repurposed for residents to rest. The Limbang residents and our students have actively collaborated to co-create these beautiful murals.

The opening ceremony welcomed the general public, members of the RC and was graced by DPM Mr. Lawrence Wong. Our Art Club Kranjians took great pride in showcasing and presenting the murals and also set up a booth where they taught residents on crafting personalized keychains using recycled materials.

My experience painting and planning the Limbang murals was really fulfilling. I got to bond with my CCA members and the Limbang residents. I also picked up skills such as public speaking. These skills really helped me in my daily life. It was also a whole new experience for me as we were painting on a wall instead of a canvas, which was much bigger in scale.” - Lim Hui Ler, Esther 3K1

Students and adults in a classroom paint at tables, with one girl holding a colorful sunset painting.

Three masked students in red shirts present paintings on easels in a classroom with a Primary Colours slideshow projected.

These budding artists also conducted a two-day Art Jamming workshop with Limbang Green residents. They taught participants about basic colour mixing and painting techniques using acrylic paint. Residents completed their beautifully painted sunset scenery masterpieces on canvas.

“I really enjoyed conducting the painting workshop and facilitating the residents. It was a very fruitful experience that allowed residents of Limbang neighborhood to try their hands on painting a sunset scenery. I also really liked interacting and guiding the residents through the process of painting. I hope to engage in more of these workshops in the future!” -Siak Jing Yuan 3K3

A large group poses in front of the Van Gogh The Immersive Experience Singapore entrance decorated with sunflowers.

Learning journey to Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience