Art classes at Saint Paul’s expose lower school students to a variety of media, including watercolor, pastel, ceramics and basic drawing. Concepts of color mixing, artistic styles and the art of different cultures are explored, including the life and work of many famous artists.

An annual artist-in-residence program allows students one-on-one interaction with professional artists who work with students to create projects that are proudly displayed on the school campus.

In addition to classroom music instruction, beginning band is open to students in grades four and five. Instruments offered include flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, and percussion.

Saint Paul's Singers features students in grades two through five. The Saint Paul's Singers is a non-auditioned apprentice chorus. Students learn choral singing techniques, music theory and simple choreography.

Saint Paul's offers two Orffestra ensembles for students in grades two through five. The purpose of the Orffestra ensembles is to learn, read, and compose pieces and accompaniments. Members frequently accompany the Saint Paul's Singers. Orrfestras perform on Orff instruments (xylophones, metallophones and glockenspiels with removable bars for greater success), unpitched percussion instruments, and recorders. The students also learn choreography, including folk and original dances that they have created.

All groups perform for concerts on and off campus. In the past, performances have included the Festival of Trees in Clearwater, The 10th Anniversary of the Pinellas Trail in Largo, and Disney World in Orlando.