Art and craft at TNHA is where imagination meets skill — and every brushstroke, fold, and sculpture tells the story of a young creator finding their voice.
Explore Our Art Studio
Art is an important subject — not only on its own, but in the context of every other area of education. We understand that experiencing and making works of art benefits students in their intellectual, personal and social development.
Research points to strong links between arts education and fundamental cognitive skills — including reading, writing and mathematics. Art teaches students to evaluate themselves, connect with surroundings, and approach problems with creative confidence.
Our Art and Craft Department is well-equipped to unleash each child's inherent talent — guiding them through various techniques and helping them achieve their highest creative aspirations.
From traditional Indian folk art to modern mixed media — our studio nurtures creativity across every discipline.
Watercolour, acrylic, poster and finger painting. Students explore colour theory, composition and emotional expression on canvas.
All ClassesPencil, charcoal and ink. Students develop observational skills through life drawing, portrait sketching and perspective exercises.
Class I onwardsHand-building and basic wheel techniques. Students sculpt forms from clay — developing spatial thinking, patience and tactile creativity.
Class III onwardsJapanese paper-folding and 3D paper construction. Builds precision, geometry understanding and fine motor development.
Pre-Primary onwardsMixed media collage, poster making and typography art. Students communicate ideas and social messages through bold visual compositions.
Class IV onwardsTie-dye, block printing, embroidery and weaving. An exploration of India's rich textile heritage through hands-on creative practice.
Class V onwards
The TNHA Art Studio is a fully-equipped creative space designed to inspire. With abundant materials, natural light and a freedom-to-experiment culture, students learn by doing — not just by watching.
Our dedicated art faculty guides every student through progressive skill-building, from basic shape recognition in junior classes to advanced portfolio-level work in senior classes. Annual exhibitions showcase student work to parents and the broader community.
Every piece is a window into a young mind's world.
Art isn't a break from serious learning — it IS serious learning.
Art strengthens pattern recognition, spatial reasoning and problem-solving used in maths and science.
Cutting, folding, drawing and sculpting build dexterity and hand-eye coordination from an early age.
Students learn to read and communicate through images — an essential skill in today's visual world.
Art teaches that iteration is part of the process — building resilience and persistence in learning.
Detailed craft work demands sustained attention — building focus that transfers to every classroom.
Indian folk art and traditional craft connect students to their heritage and community identity.
Open-ended art projects develop divergent thinking — the ability to imagine multiple solutions.
TNHA students regularly win inter-school drawing, painting and craft competitions across the region.