Robin Hood prides itself on being Art Mark Gold Award winners. Our OFSTED also awarded us with an Outstanding standard for our work not only in the Arts but across our curriculum. This blog showcases some of our amazing art and creativity projects taking place across school.
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Saturday, 26 November 2011
Friday, 25 November 2011
The Big Draw comes to Robin Hood 2011
Thursday, 17 November 2011
Week 5. Thursday 17th November
Today at Artclub we were adding colour and texture to the creatures. We chose colours that complimented the background paint we had applied last week.
There were glittery fabrics, sequins, feathers, ribbon, felt, shiny paper and Mrs. Mistry produced a tub of glitter to really brighten them up!
The crab was painted too - orange and brown.
We are taking a break from our "Under the Sea" creatures for a couple of weeks to work on a collaborative Christmas painting that will be hung in the hall for Christmas. Please can I ask parents and carers to send some old clothes to change into as we will be kneeling on the floor to paint (as it's so big!) and it is so easy to kneel in a wet bit of paint. Thankyou.
Thursday, 10 November 2011
Monday, 7 November 2011
Week 3. Thursday 3rd November
This week Artclub had a very special visitor. Sara Jackson, the Manager of the Children's Centre in Lofthouse came to talk to us all about our real life art project. She talked to the children about how the babies needed some bright, colourful models to look at whilst they were at the Children's Centre. She and her team had written a letter to Artclub (Which is in the photostory below) stating what was needed and where the finished pieces would be.
They are to be hung in the Community Room from the ceiling above the sand and water area, and are to be bright and colourful. They also need to be things the babies would recognise, such as sea animals.
We showed Sara that we meant business by demonstrating our paper mache skills. She talked to each of the children watching what they were doing and asking them questions. As you can see there was a lot of sticky glue and paper around and Sara showed great bravery getting close to the action! We worked in small groups paper macheing our shark, turtle, octopus and two fish.
Finally it was time for Sara to leave and she wished us well in our project and couldn't wait to see the finished sculptures!
Mums, Dads, Grandparents and Carers please send in a change of old clothes if you wish, for your child to change into, as next week there will be further paper mache and paint!
Sunday, 6 November 2011
Week 2
This week we developed our designs for sea creatures by using collage. We used lots of bright colours and different textured materials to create effects you would see under water. View the photostory below to see the brilliant results....
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