Oak Class observational drawing
Oak Class did some observational, pencil drawings of flowers.



Beech Class explored the colour wheel in art. We collected all sorts of natural things from our grounds and then used primary colours mixed together to make as close a match as possible to the item we had chosen. We found that some colours we needed to use to achieve our final shade were surprising!
We painted acrylic paintings in the style of Maggie Hambling’s wave paintings. We used our paintings as inspiration for our textile work depicting waves. We used applique and a range of textiles, threads, sequins and beads to create waves and movement.
We used a combination of screen printing and etching to create our designs based on tropical fruit to link with our work on the Amazon rainforest.
Sycamore Class created different printing blocks. They used string to create interesting patterns and foam to represent the cross-sectional view of an apple.
They used their printing blocks to create repeating patterns.
Oak Class looked at the work of different artists, focusing mainly on Kandinsky. All of the artwork was based on circles. Oak Class had a go at recreating some of this artwork.