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.
We had a visit from an archaeologist as part of our Stone Age topic. He spent the day with us in Year 3 and we had great fun taking part in lots of interesting activities. We excavated artefacts from sand trays, made clay pots, tried to piece together...
In Reception this week, we have been sharing the story 'Jack and the Beanstalk'. The children have really enjoyed both joining in with the reading of the story and engaging in lots of activities that further develop their understanding of the plot. Whilst outside, we...
To fit in with our 'Riches of the Rainforest' topic, Year 6 visited Wild Zoological park to experince some rainforest animals up close. Have a look at all the interesting creatures we got to see.
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