Church of England Primary School
In Year 2 our RE key question is “What is courage and why is it important?”. When exploring this we have looked at stories from the Bible and examples from our own lives of when people have shown courage. For our expression piece we have drawn what fear and courage look like in our minds. […]
Read More Expression of Courage and Fear in Year 2 REThis week we have re written the story of The Boy Who Cried Wolf in Year 2. In Art we sketched a wolf, ensuring our proportions were correct, ready to write up our work in best. The final creations will be going home tomorrow!
Read More The Boy Who Cried Wolf in Year 2Year 5 worked collaboratively to create huge bubble murals on fabric this afternoon. They used chalks and acrylic paint to create this beautiful art!
Read More Bubble art in Y5I’m a bit behind with sharing Year 3’s wonderful artwork. As well as writing poetry inspired by Jeannie Baker’s Window, we used collage to create a view that we would like to see from our window, were we one of the characters in the book. Interestingly, there wasn’t a car, lorry or building site to […]
Read More Window artworkNot everyone had the chance to see our fantastic International Day Art based on the pop art picture ‘Children of the World’ by Brazilian artist Romero Britto, so here is another chance. The children made brilliant use of pattern and colour and the results are fantastic.
Read More Brazilian ArtLast week, year 4 had fun finding out about South African culture for international week. We looked at the patterns and colours used by the Ndebele people and used them to inspire our own key rings using buttons. Check out our pencil cases and backpacks to see our creations
Read More International craftYear 5 have been working with Tasha over the last few weeks to create self-portraits. They traced outlines then used acrylic paint to create bright paintings.
Read More Self-portraits in Year 5This Friday is International Day at St Margaret’s! Year 5 have learnt a little about Russia and have created their own versions of St Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow. I have been so impressed by their collaboration in particular!
Read More International Day ArtIt may be miserable outside but it was quite literally fun and games in Year 3 this afternoon. We finished the first stage of our ‘view from my window’ artwork based on Jeannie Baker’s beautiful picture book then got the games out for more creativity whether playing Lego or a high-tension game of Connect 4!
Read More Creativity in Year 3Year 6 have been inspired by David Hackney’s ‘The Bigger Splash’. We used collage and paint to recreate our own versions.
Read More Year 6: David Hockney