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Art and design
ACG Strathallan students of Art and Design consistently achieve excellent results in their University of Cambridge International Examinations (CIE). These results include:
2011
| Top in the World First Equal for IGCSE Art and Design |
Tingjian He |
| Top in the World First Equal for IGCSE Art and Design |
Tarika Sabherwal |
| Top in New Zealand for AS Art and Design (Photography) |
Melissa Kelsey |
| Top in New Zealand for A Level Art and Design (Photography) |
Julia Chan |
| Top in New Zealand for A Level Design and Technology |
Hamish Baxter |
2010
| Top in New Zealand for A Level Design & Technology: |
Jeannie Burnside |
| Top in New Zealand for AS Level Art & Design (Photography): |
Alisha Wheeler |
| Top in New Zealand for IGCSE Art & Design |
Eleanor Broome |
2009
| Top in New Zealand for A Level Photography: |
Martin Graham |
| Top in New Zealand for A Level Design & Technology: |
Silpa Rup |
2008
| Top in the World for AS Design & Technology: |
Rebecca Morter |
| Top in New Zealand for AS Photography: |
Sharna Colebourne |
| Top in New Zealand for AS Photography: |
Ethan Davidson |
2007
| Top in the World for IGCSE Design & Technology: |
Silpa Rup |
2006
| Top in the World for AS Design & Technology: |
Melissa Brinsden |
ACG Strathallan students are encouraged to produce work that is innovative and imaginative. A number of students have gone on to achieve further success in the art and design field. One former student is currently employed by the world-leading Weta Workshops on a part- time basis while she pursues her university studies. An ACG Strathallan 2008 graduate is currently studying for a Bachelor of Arts degree in Fashion Design at the London School of Fashion.
Additional ACG Strathallan student successes include:
| 2008 Young Designer of the Year Award, First in 'Product Design: Furniture (Senior)': |
Natalie Keane |
| 2009 Young Designer of the Year Award, Second in Landscape Design: |
Jeannie Burnside |
| 2009 Young Designer of the Year Award, Third in Visual Arts; Photography: |
Katie Mead |
| 2010 Young Designer of the Year Award, First in Painting |
Alisha Wheeler |
| 2010 Young Designer of the Year Award, First in Photography |
Katie Mead |
2010 Young Designer of the Year Award, First in Jewellery Design
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Jeannie Burnside |
2010 Young Designer of the Year Award, Second in Photography
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Claudia Holden |
2010 Young Designer of the Year Award, Second in Graphic Design
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Natasha Pitfield |
2010 Young Designer of the Year Award, Second in Architectural Design
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Emma Manion |
2010 Young Designer of the Year Award, Third in Photography
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Kaela Lang |
2010 Young Designer of the Year Award, Third in Wearable Arts
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Andie Morgan |
2010 Young Designer of the Year Award, Third in Architectural Design
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Amber Sims |
| 2011 Young Designer of the Year Award, First in Fashion Design |
Drew Macnamara |
| 2011 Young Designer of the Year Award, Second in Visual Arts – Drawing and Painting |
Sarah Webb |
| 2011 Young Designer of the Year Award, Second in Visual Arts – Photography |
Allira Brydon |
| 2011 Young Designer of the Year Award, Third in Visual Arts – Photography |
Julia Chan |
The encouragement of innovative design is evident in the diverse range of ACG Strathallan entries for Design and Technology coursework, which has included a bass guitar made from mahogany, an airport terminal, an evening gown, a motorbike, jewellery and a golf course.
ACG Strathallan teaching staff bring out the best in each student through catering to their individual needs and being supportive and encouraging of their ideas.
In 2009, AS and A2 (Year 12 and 13) Art and Design students went on an educational tour to Europe taking in iconic architectural buildings in London, Paris, Berlin, Dubai and Sydney in order to further their understanding of design concepts and processes.
In 2011 another group of Year 13 and 13 students travelled to Dubai, London, Paris, this time with a focus on Art, Design and Literature.
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