Needing some inspiration ? It is not as difficult as you may think to do a mural in your school. This was created using masonry paint, which is readily available from any DIY supplier. The children of Thornlie primary school contributed drawings of Scottish wildlife to create this artwork. They were then put on to board and painted indoors before being covered in yacht varnish and mounted onto posts in the playground.
To develop pupils’ confidence to play, experiment and develop ideas visually, provide each member of your class with their own sketchbook or ‘visual diary’.
Children designed t-shirts for 5 of the countries visiting Glasgow to compete in the Commonwealth games.
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The children of Calderbank primary creating their own stop animations.
Claywork inspired by the Mackintosh rose.
This blog has been created to promote and share the good practice in arts education happening in North Lanarkshire. If you have drama work you’d like featured on the blog please contact Irene Pandolfi, QIO; Katrina Donnelly at Dykehead Primary School or Lynn Taylor at St Gerard’s Primary School via First Class.
The children took photographs of themselves to create their own self portrait photo collage. They were inspired by the work of David Hockney.
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