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🌟 Over the past few weeks, Year 6 had been busy creating wonderful memory boxes that reflect their school life! 🎨✨
Using mixed media, they thoughtfully designed their boxes to capture special moments and personal memories. Each child chose whether they wanted their piece to be abstract or more literal, giving them the freedom to express their unique perspective. The results are as creative and meaningful as the memories themselves! We couldn't wait to show our parents💭🖌️
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Year 1 have had an amazing time in Art . They worked collaboratively to plan and create a giant 3D sculpture of a spider. They folded , rolled and scrunched newspaper to create the spider’s body . To make it look realistic the children explored ways of painting it using different effects. What a masterpiece! I think you’ll agree our spider looks like he’s enjoying his new home !
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