Creativity and Arts

Arts in Education

Arts and music help Brighton International School students develop skills that reach beyond technique. Younger children build coordination and creative thinking through hands-on activities, while older ones learn to design and execute ambitious projects. These programs cultivate confidence and strengthen how students connect with each other, creating a foundation that supports both creative and social growth.

Art Program at Brighton International School

Visual arts anchor the curriculum here, with the Creativity Corner serving as a dedicated studio where students explore everything from drawing and sculpture to graphic design. Younger children develop fine motor skills through projects that encourage creative and social development, while older students tackle complex work in mixed media and digital design through clubs and special events.

Music Program

Brighton International School’s music program centers on performance, blending traditional, multicultural, and popular repertoire. Students learn instruments like the flute, with younger ones focusing on percussion and choir to grasp music’s cultural significance. Older students participate in solo and ensemble performances in a dedicated music room where experienced instructors guide their development through rehearsals and concerts.

Opportunities and Resources

Brighton International School provides extensive creative opportunities across its facilities. The Creativity Corner houses an equipped art studio, while the music department maintains its own concert hall. Students join numerous clubs and participate in events that showcase their talents, with programs regularly refreshed to sustain engagement and encourage exploration of new creative directions.