Exploring and extending ideas leading to an original or interpretive product or performance
Creativity in CAS invites students to delve into their talents, interests, and passions, allowing limitless forms of expression. Whether it's visual arts, performing arts, digital design, writing, film, culinary arts, crafts, or composition, students are encouraged to venture beyond the conventional and embrace the unconventional.
Engage in Diverse Creative Endeavours
Visual Arts: Painting, sculpture, photography
Performing Arts: Music, acting, dance
Digital Design: Graphic design, video production
Writing: Poetry, stories, essays
Culinary Arts: Cooking, baking
Crafts: Handmade items, DIY projects
Push Your Boundaries and Deepen Your Skills
If you excel in a particular creative form, CAS offers a chance to extend your skills further. Define new challenges and set objectives within your field to achieve a higher level of creativity. Examples include:
Musician: Compose and perform a guitar solo
Artist: Create a new sculpture or photographic series
Actor: Present an original dramatic piece
Discover New Possibilities
By exploring new creative avenues, students can identify their strengths and address challenges with curiosity and innovation. Creative expression can be showcased in various ways:
Recordings
Presentations
Exhibitions
Social media
Shared discussions
Integrate and Reflect
Creativity can be inspired by your Diploma courses but must be distinct from course requirements. Reflect meaningfully on your creative experiences, looking for moments of personal significance or inspiration. Choose from diverse reflection methods:
Art
Music
Brief narrative
Blog posting
Photos
Skit
Creativity in CAS is about self-expression and innovation, pushing boundaries, and meaningful reflection. Dive into your creative passions, set new challenges, and showcase your unique talents.
Please note that these are a suggestion only, and there are numerous ways in which to encourage students to explore their creativity.