The International Baccalaureate Diploma Program at Kambala – Part 4

IB Creative Arts: Music and Visual Arts

The IB Diploma approach to the Creative Arts curriculum fosters critical and reflective learning, as each student develops a rich body of work over two years.The emphasis is on creativity, through highly disciplined, project-based learning that draws upon international cultural influences.

Joining Principal Jane Danvers in the conversation is Head of IB Phillip Bird, Head of Music Mark Grandison, Head of Visual Arts Drew Bickford and our luminous former students Eli Alfassi, Catie Bako, Annabel Cox and Lily Tucker.

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