Creative Arts
The art department at Regent’s Park Prep School inspires students, supports their creative endeavours, and takes over the halls, walls and display spaces across the building.
There is no scale too big for Regent’s Park art; students of all ages come together to contribute to whole school and group projects, experimenting with processes in abstract expressionism, 3D printing, textiles and sculpture, to name a few.
Every child is an artist at Regent’s Park Prep School, as recognised by our annual 'Big Exhibition', which displays artwork by every student in the school. Other exhibitions include the Year 8 Exhibition, which showcases everything students complete in their two years in Upper School, as well as the Sketchbook Evenings we hold for each year group.
There are a number of students who really excel within our creative community and the art department regularly supports students in Years 6 and 8 apply for, and earn, scholarship places at their senior school destinations. From Year 5, we prepare students for their scholarship applications in a morning portfolio club.
Our creative after school clubs provision is constantly evolving, with some of our firm favourites including Calligraphy, Anime, Street Art, and Model-Making.
And as for the experiences which inspire students' creative processes, trips to exhibitions and galleries across London see Year 3 immerse themselves in FRAMELESS, Year 7 explore The Courtauld Gallery, Year 8 tour Shoreditch street art, and much more. Renowned competitions such as Young Art at The Royal College of Art and the Young Artists' Summer Show at The Royal Academy complement the many internal competitions we hold in school.
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Year 7 have paused their enormous statement art pieces, inspired by Bob and Roberta Smith. They already look fabulous so we cannot wait to improve them further in the future! @nbhregentspark @alleynsregentspark
Year 7 have paused their enormous statement art pieces, inspired by Bob and Roberta Smith. They already look fabulous so we cannot wait to improve them further in the future! @nbhregentspark @alleynsregentspark
Year 7 have paused their enormous statement art pieces, inspired by Bob and Roberta Smith. They already look fabulous so we cannot wait to improve them further in the future! @nbhregentspark @alleynsregentspark
Our Year 5 have started their embroidery project with the theme of robots this year. We`ve yet to start sewing but we will be sewing in the next lesson! It`s all very exciting! These are by students I`m 5Dewey. @nbhregentspark @alleynsregentspark
Our Year 5 have started their embroidery project with the theme of robots this year. We`ve yet to start sewing but we will be sewing in the next lesson! It`s all very exciting! These are by students I`m 5Dewey. @nbhregentspark @alleynsregentspark
Our Year 5 have started their embroidery project with the theme of robots this year. We`ve yet to start sewing but we will be sewing in the next lesson! It`s all very exciting! These are by students I`m 5Dewey. @nbhregentspark @alleynsregentspark
Year 1 are looking at bugs and have tried their hand at symmetrical painting! A quick fold and we`ve now created fabulous bugs to work into. These are by Blake, Simon and Reva! @nbhregentspark @alleynsregentspark
Year 1 are looking at bugs and have tried their hand at symmetrical painting! A quick fold and we`ve now created fabulous bugs to work into. These are by Blake, Simon and Reva! @nbhregentspark @alleynsregentspark
