NCEP #inspired by Project
SMART Academies Trust
I was commissioned by the Newcastle Cultural Education Partnership to work with four primary schools within the SMART Academies Trust. The remit of the project was to encourage creative learning through sculpture and I developed a sequence of workshops for both staff and students to help further embed creativity at the the Trust. Each of the student-led projects culminated with a sculptural piece for permanent display within the schools which was produced by the children.
To find out more about NCEP please follow this link: https://culturebridgenortheast.org.uk/local-cultural-education-partnerships/newcastle-cultural-education-partnership
To find out more about NCEP please follow this link: https://culturebridgenortheast.org.uk/local-cultural-education-partnerships/newcastle-cultural-education-partnership
Cheviot Primary
Dream Tree
Ninety students from Years 3, 4 and 5 participated over three days to produce all the elements of the sculpture. In the process of doing so, they learned about artists such as Yoko Ono and Dale Chihuly as well as cultural rituals from around the world. The children were keen to use materials such as single use plastics to help keep these from landfill and the oceans. They worked with wire, acetate film and tissue paper, acrylic paints, collage and a lot of plastic bottles. Their tree reflects creativity and dreams and carries wishes and aspirations for greater equality, diversity and inclusion in the world.
Ninety students from Years 3, 4 and 5 participated over three days to produce all the elements of the sculpture. In the process of doing so, they learned about artists such as Yoko Ono and Dale Chihuly as well as cultural rituals from around the world. The children were keen to use materials such as single use plastics to help keep these from landfill and the oceans. They worked with wire, acetate film and tissue paper, acrylic paints, collage and a lot of plastic bottles. Their tree reflects creativity and dreams and carries wishes and aspirations for greater equality, diversity and inclusion in the world.
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Farne Primary
Love Makes the World go Round
This ambitious work was developed by thirty Year 5 students over the course of three days at Farne Primary. The children created lino-cut prints, collage banners, ceramic fish and 3D models of figures and animals.
This ambitious work was developed by thirty Year 5 students over the course of three days at Farne Primary. The children created lino-cut prints, collage banners, ceramic fish and 3D models of figures and animals.
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