Jackson Pollock dripped paint onto large canvases on the floor. This way of painting was called action painting because Pollock would move very quickly across the painting, dribbling the paint in long, wobbly lines. Sometimes he threw the paint onto the canvas- and some of his paintings still have footprints on them from when he stepped in the paint. We then created our own Jason Pollock art.
On Tuesday, as part of our Birmingham and Beyond topic, we prepared and cooked a healthy vegetable and chickpea Balti in Year 3. The Balti Triangle is an area of Birmingham which is famous for its many Asian restaurants, with the traditional Balti bowls first being...
Today we have had a visit from Oldbury fire station crew to teach us about fire safety and the role that they do. We also had the opportunity to look at all the equipment on the fire engine.
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