In Art this year, we have had many pupils’ complete loads of
work to a very high standard. This included pupils who love art but also pupils
where Art may not be their favourite subject, but they completed loads and
loads of work and work very hard. There were numerous projects that were
completed across the year. This included a Sea Project where students would
study numerous parts of the Ocean and use it as inspiration to create wonderful
artwork. This involves work with mussel shells and iridescent paint, while also
numerous drawings of sea creatures (Octopi, Fish, Sharks). While completing
these projects, pupils would learn different techniques and use different
equipment, thus furthering their Art development. This included using chalks,
charcoals, pens, pencils and paints amongst the number of different Art
equipment we have and use for Art at the Polygon.
Every pupil that completed work in Art during this year should
be very proud of themselves and their work, whether they did a lot of work or
little. They would have shown resilience and commitment to completing pieces
that may take more than one lesson to complete, and this is something they
should be proud of as having resilience and commitment is an important skill in
life!
