Beech Class children painted Scottish landscapes in the style of Scottish artist Jolomo. After visiting Arran, they painted the view of Holy Isle from the Centre in the same style. They also wrote spells about Arran in the style of “The Lost Words” by Robert McFarlane as we were gifted a copy of this book by the Centre.
Sycamore Class experimented with watercolour while painting Italian landscapes.
Sycamore Class used and progressed their weaving skills to create a sea themed picture.
Beech Class have been making papier mache sea creature sculptures linked with World Oceans Day.
Beech Class created our own Vincent Scarpace and Maggie Hambling paintings leading to our cushion designs.
Chestnut Class learned about primary colours and created paintings in the style of Mondrian.
Following on from painting Greek vases, Beech Class created pots out of clay.
In textiles, Beech Class worked outdoors to use sticks and wool to weave God’s Eyes.
In textiles, Beech Class used tie dye and batik to create their fabric to sew together for their cushions.
Beech Class explored the colour wheel, complementary and analogous colours and used this knowledge to create their versions of a Wassily Kandinsky abstract painting.