GCSE Art: Portraiture-Focused Scheme of Work

A comprehensive 12-week GCSE Art scheme of learning.

Key Features:

New Threshold Concepts

Weekly Learning Objectives: Clear goals to keep students focused and motivated.
Learning Outcomes: Specific skills and knowledge students will gain each week.
Challenge Tasks: Opportunities for students to push their boundaries and explore advanced techniques.
Differentiated Tasks: Tailored activities to support all learners, ensuring everyone can succeed.
Artist Research: In-depth studies of renowned artists to inspire and inform students’ work.
Home Learning Tasks: Practical assignments to reinforce classroom learning and encourage independent practice.
Highlights:

Introduction to Portraiture: Master facial proportions and basic drawing techniques.
Exploring Different Mediums: Experiment with various materials to discover unique effects.
Light and Shadow: Learn to create depth and realism through shading.
Expressive Portraits: Capture emotions and expressions to bring portraits to life.
Cultural and Historical Portraits: Understand the influence of culture and history on portrait art.
Contemporary and Abstract Portraits: Embrace modern styles and abstract approaches.
Self-Portraits and Digital Techniques: Reflect personal identity and explore digital art tools.
Personal Project Development: Plan and execute a unique portrait project, culminating in a final presentation.

This scheme of learning is perfect for educators looking to inspire their students and foster a deep appreciation for the art of portraiture.

Equip your classroom with a structured, engaging, and enriching art curriculum that will help students excel in their GCSE Art studies.