“We can all dance when we find music that we love.”

This afternoon Year 2 read Giraffes Can’t Dance and discussed embracing other people’s different skills and abilities. The children then created their own Gerald the giraffe in funny dance positions.

World Cup art

England’s incredible football victory inspired Year 4 to artistic heights! After observing some action shots from Tuesday night’s game, they reimagined them in the style of Keith Haring. Can you spot their Kanes and Pickfords?

Year 5 Mexican Art

As part of our Pattern and Culture topic, Year 5 have taken inspiration from Mexico’s Day of the Dead to create our own artwork.

Year 5’s Latin Art

Year 5 have been busy creating wonderful artwork inspired by the Cuban artist Cundo Bermúdez. Check out our fantastic portraits in his blocky, colourful style.

Reception’s flag competition

Some of us brought our flags in to show our friends. Then we all decided to choose our favourite flag and recreate it with some very skilled ruler use! The winners will be announced tomorrow 👍😃

Year 1 Trip to Woodlands Farm

On Tuesday Year 1 went on a fantastic adventure to Woodlands farm. They went on a scavenger hunt to the woods, hunted for minibeasts, saw the animals at the farm and made some earth Art!

Year 5 & 6 International Art

Year 5 have used water colours and collage to create mola patterns from Panama. Year 6 have made Japanese Koinobori kites. These colourful carps are used to celebrate Children’s Day – a day set aside to respect children’s personalities and celebrate their happiness.

Making Art with nature

In forest school we used only natural resources to create artwork inspired by nature.

Year 5 Art – Romero Britto

Year 5 used acetate sheets and careful collage to create artwork inspired by the Latin American artist Romero Britto.

Year 5 & 6 Drawing

We have been exploring 2-point perspective. We have learnt how to draw cartoon sausage people with different emotions. We have also looked at Manga art; focussing on different ways to draw eyes.