Art and Design
Our Art and Design Champion - Artistic Archie
Our curriculum intent is underpinned by the National Curriculum and Cornerstones. Subject Leaders have worked hard to ensure learning is based in meaningful contexts, that build upon each other as children progress through school.
The most important element of our school is that pupils are challenged, supported, prepared and happy learners.
Our curriculum:
Written by Cornerstones, brought to life by our teachers.
Our Art Vision is to creatively explore ideas through experimentation.
It is the intent that, all children at Cawston Grange Primary School will experience a wide range of activities which stimulates their imagination, expression and their understanding of the world they live in. In Art and Design, our children will be able to respond with a wide range of materials to the world they live in and also respond to work of others. It is our intention that children will experience a wide range of artists of different genders, nationalities and sexualities as well as artists from many different times periods in history. We will ensure they are aware of the diversity of not only the artwork but also those people who produce it. We intend art and design to be inclusive for all; allowing opportunities that will give them experiences to view the world they live in with an understanding and an appreciation of the diverse world we live in. As well as being able to create art, children will be able to gain a life-long appreciation of art and artists from our diverse world.
'Creativity takes Courage!'
Henri Matisse
Art and Design
Art and Design - Spring Term projects (Find more detailed Knowledge Organisers on your class Dojo Page)
Reception - sculpting our own version of the Troll who lives under the bridge!
Reception - Yvonne Coomber-inspired paintings! We used chalk pastel to blend the backgrounds, then splattered paint to create the wildflower meadow!
Colour Mixing rainbows in Reception! We explored mixing the primary colours and white to create the colours of the rainbow.
In Year 2, the Zebras have had a great half-term creating portraits in a variety of ways.
In Year 2 we made some amazing paper sculptures
In Year 2 we made our own Teddy Bear blankets. We printed, learnt how to sew and tie-dye.
Tudor portraits inspired by Hans Holbein (Artist to King Henry VIII). Year 5 - Turtles
Year 3 produced some fabulous rainforest pictures using pastels in the style of Rousseau.
Yr 6 produced some WWII art based on the wax resist work of Henry Moore who created art based on people sheltering in the London Underground stations during WWII.
Year 2 - In Art and Design we have developed our use of line, colour, shape, layering and collage to create these abstract portraits.
Abstract Art.mp4
Year 2 Teddy Bear Blankets
Year 5 Tudor Portraits
Art week Year 2
Year 2 visit to The Herbert Art Gallery - Sculpture Workshop
Art in Year 3 showing colour mixing, painting rainforest pictures in the style of Rousseau, Art week based on Beatriz Milhazes and Ancient Greek clay work.
Year 6 Aztec Art Day
Year 6 creating Aztec Sunstones
