Art Gallery
Reception Self Portraits - take a look at the wonderful portraits our new Reception friends have painted after observing their faces closely using a mirror!
National Gallery Masterpiece - The Beacon
Year 4 were lucky enough to see the painting, Tobias and the Angel, displayed in The Beacon museum. The oil painting from the renowned 15th century master shows the archangel Raphael guiding Tobias and his dog through the countryside, to collect a debt owed to his blind father, Tobit. Tobias carries a gutted fish, while Raphael shows him a box containing its organs – ingredients to cure Tobit’s blindness. The children listened to a talk about the painting to learn all about it's history.
Reception - Observational Portraits of King Charles III! The children worked had to add detail to their portraits and they did a fantastic job!
Reception - Look at the amazing shields for St. George that the children made at home!
Reception - Mixed Media Eatser Cards!
Reception - An Alphabet of Fruits! Colour Mixing and Observational Painting
Following on from our World Book Day activities around the book 'Oliver's Fruit Salad', we have used our knowledge and the internet to research and find a different fruit for each of the letters of the alphabet!
We have then observed closely what these fruits look like, using the internet on the ipads, and painted an observational picture of the fruit from our selected letter of the alphabet!
We had to use our colour mixing skills that we have been developing over the year to paint them the correct colours.
Take a look.... They look fantastic!
Reception - Valentine's cards for our loved ones!
Reception - Jack Frost Wax and Colour Wash Magic Paintings!
Reception Pattern Christmas Wrapping Paper - Printing With Our Fingers!
Reception - Clay Diva Lamps
Reception - Observational Paintings and Colour Mixing... Our Pets!
Rembrandt Masterpiece Tour- Year 6
Year 6 have had their artwork displayed at the Rembrandt exhibition at The Beacon Museum.
Printing Pads and Ink - Year 2
Printing Pads and Ink
The children looked at a range of African animals. They then made their own printing pads and used ink to make a pattern on their African animal.