In Year 5’s art sessions, the children have been experimenting with a range of exciting materials and techniques. They have been creating interactive installations using powder paint, liquid paint, teabags, and other materials to mimic “explosions.” This work has been inspired by the contemporary artist Cai Guo-Qiang, known for his dynamic and explosive art style. The class has thoroughly enjoyed exploring this hands-on, expressive approach and have produced some truly striking pieces.
Year 5 visited the Hindu Temple in Slough, where they learned more about Hindu beliefs and traditions and had the opportunity to ask thoughtful questions.
We had a fantastic day that was jam-packed with activities. The children created cave paintings on textured paper to resemble bumpy cave walls and produced charcoal drawings on large sheets of paper, which were then Read more
The children enjoyed ending last week walking like Egyptians. They all embraced their history topic, asked fantastic questions and worked in teams to complete a variety of challenges.