All S1 pupils took part in creating a competition entry, thanks for all the work that you put into your designs. Only 10 entries are allowed to be entered from each participating school – were you one of the lucky few whose work selected for submission?
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Ms Kelly’s photography pupils have now completed their images for their Practical Assignment. She has posted a few to let you see the fantastic results of the last few months. Now to pull it all together and get those Personal Files completed before the break, keep going S6, the end is in sight!
The class continue to explore the medium of black and white photography within the school environment. It never ceases to amaze how a photographers viewpoint can bring things to life!
Ms Kelly’s S2 have made a start on their recycled design unit, their paper manipulations show their creative design solutions in the flesh. We look forward to seeing the finished pieces!
Ms Kelly took a few photographs of pieces completed to date by her first year class. A great collection of work, fabulous start first year!
S1 have been working with Miss Howard to create Egon Schiele influenced portraits, we love the use of colour.
Staff would like to thank all pupils, parents and friends who were able to make it along to our exhibition opening last night in Eastwood Theatre Gallery. The work on display looked fantastic, a great testament to all the hard work of our pupils, well done!
Further thanks to Janet Forry and Eastwood Gallery staff for hanging the exhibition and arranging the opening, to Mrs Cromar and Mrs Duffy for preparing all the folios for exhibition and advertising details of the exhibition to all pupils and parents.
The exhibition is on display until the 27th of February – well worth a visit! Folios that have been on display can be collected from the Art Department from Monday the 3rd of March.
Miss McCarley’s class have been busy this week working on SJ Peploe inspired charcoal studies, fantastic results S3!
St Cadoc’s P7 pupils finished their visit today. Four weeks of work came together beautifully as you can see from their tribal masks posted on our flickr page. Fantastic job, we love these!
