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The Art Department is well equipped to enable students to explore a wide range of mediums. Pupils study printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, animation, textiles and art history alongside a continual focus on drawing and painting. 

The Art Room

The curriculum aims to present each child with the necessary technical skills while maintaining freedom for imaginative expression. Promising art students are given the chance to extend their portfolio of work in the Potential Scholars Group.  Students are presented with challenging projects to encourage the development of their personal style.  There are visits to various art exhibitions as well as having their own work on display at national shows and competitions.  See the 'Events and Trips' page under the 'News Events & Diary' section of this website.

Mural painted by upper year groups

 

GALLERY

Examples of artwork from Year 3 to Year 8

Year 3 - Cave Painting

In Year 3 pupils are introduced to the basic use of colour, shape and composition. 

Year 3 - Egyptian Self-Portrait

Year 3 - Halloween Witches Cat

  In Year 4 pupils study colour theory and it's applications

Yr 4 - Desert Sunset

Yr 4 - Flowers

In Year 5 pupils explore variations of surface, texture and line in different mediums

Year 5 - Mirror inspired by Gaudi

Year 5 - Self-Portrait inspired by Gustav Klimt

Year 5 - Brackley at Night

 

In Year 6 there is more focus on creating from imagination

Year 6 - Personal Experience of WHS

Year 6 - Surrealism
 

Year 6 - Clown

And in Year 7 pupils concentrate on the study of people and culture through creative expression

Year 7 - Henry VIII

Yr 7 - Bridges

 

In the final academic year, Year 8 pupils study advanced composition and construction

 

Year 8 - Still Life

Year 8 - Pub Signs

Year 8 - Buddha

Yr 8 - Lino Print

Year 8 - Self-Portrait

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