As we come to the end of our Earth as an Island topic, Year 6 have been thinking about one of the greatest threats to our world and our islands - plastic pollution. With this in mind, we set about…
Today we celebrated Remembrance Day and learnt about why this day is so special. We made beautiful artwork, created poppies out of different resources and were so creative with how we did them! We wrote about why we celebrate this…
Today we found out a little bit about Diwali, how it is celebrated by Sikh, Hindu and Jain families and what they do in preparation for their celebrations. For this we used the book Dipal's Diwali and watched a video…
After last time (when we created the design and then drew it onto a press-print tile, this week it was time to learn how to apply ink and create a print! We learned how to use a combination of dry…
Hello Everyone, As part of the continuous provision today I set up an independent observational art activity with lots of autumnal materials. The children were very good, they didn't touch it (so they wouldn't ruin somebody else's perspective) and they…
Last week, we used our observational skills to draw an island with as much detail as possible. But this week, we were asked to do something completely different - to draw the simplest version of it we could! We had…
Continuing our work along an autumn theme, today we have found out a little bit about hedgehogs. We made models with Miss McCulloch, please take a look at our creations . . .
On Tuesday 19th July, 11 intrepid Super Choir members battled 34°C heat and train delays to take part in the first Youth Proms since 2019. This fabulous event, organised by our very own Sarah Baker and the Services for Education…
This week, Year 6 have been designing and crafting clay memento tiles as part of saying goodbye to their time at Tiverton. We can't wait to see them once they are painted!
This week Y1 have been taking a look at the work of the sculptor Barbara Hepworth. Barbara Hepworth was born on 10th January 1903 in Wakefield, Yorkshire. You can find out more about her here: https://barbarahepworth.org.uk/biography/ Take a look at…