Year 1 sketched penguins as part of their 'Hot and Cold Climates' topic
Year 2 have been learning about famous sculptors. They have created sketches of their work.
Year 3 have been learning about the Stone Age. Have a look at some of their paintings and sculptures.
Year 2 have designed their own dragons! They created a collage using mixed media.
Year 2 have been creating different shades using paint.
Year 6 have been learning about complementary colours.
Year 1 have made their own toys.
Year 5 have been learning about Still Life. Here are some of their drawings and paintings.
In Science, Year 1 have been learning about the human body. They have made their own humans using different materials and labelled them.
Reception have been creating lots of different things!
Year 1 have been learning about Van Gogh. They have created their own paintings of landscapes.
Year 1 have been printing using paint and objects.
October 2019. Year 5 and Year 6 took part in a workshop led by a local artist. They were shown lots of different painting and drawing techniques. They created a painting of a special place or memory.
Year 2 have been inspired by the famous pilot Amy Johnson.
Year 4 have designed brilliant Egyptian wall paintings.
Year 2 have been learning how to draw self portraits.
Year 2 have been learning how to draw portraits. Here are their portraits of Florence Nightingale.
Year 2 have been learning how to draw portraits.
Year 6 have been learning about Impressionism. Here are some of their paintings using this style.
Year 3 practised colour mixing . They went on to make paintings of the winter and summer solstice at Stonehenge.
Year 3 used clay to make Stone Age necklaces. In the background of some of these photos you can see the Cave paintings that the children made too.
Year 5 have been learning how to sew to recreate The Bayeux Tapestry.
Year 5 used their ART skills for a 3D shape mathematical challenge!
In November, Year 4 visited the RWA Art Gallery. They really enjoyed looking at a range of artwork. Year 4 produced lots of sketches which they will now use to develop their own artwork.
Year 4 have been learning about famous architects and architecture around Europe. We created these collaborative pieces using charcoal and chalk. Do you recognise any of the architecture?
Children in Year 4 became architects and designed their own buildings. In pairs, they worked together to construct them.
Children in Year 4 have been exploring pottery in Ancient Egypt. They have designed and decorated their own pots.
Year 4 have been inspired by the paintings in a book they have been reading. Do you know which book it is? They have used inks and fineliner.
Year 4 have been developing their drawing skills using charcoal.
Year 4 have been inspired by the illustrations from a book they have been reading. They have used a range of pencils to create different tones.
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