Curriculum - Art
Art
The work a pupil will undertake in Art is based on recognising the universal human need for visual communication. Central to this challenge is our commitment to provide an environment in which pupils will develop aesthetic skills and the ability to express themselves artistically.
Pupils are introduced to a variety of media and techniques intended to develop, challenge, enhance and contribute to creative thinking, problem solving and individual expression.
Pupils also will experience the wonders of more modern techniques including photography and ICT.
We seek to engage pupils at all levels of ability and are proud of the inclusive environment that we have created within the Art Area. Our pupils achieve with a sense of purpose and commitment that prepares them well for further study in the Arts.
Art Detpartment Latest News Update - November 2009
A Block Mural |
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A mural for A Block was comissioned by the College, themed around the Language Department.
The Mural has been designed by Rachel O’Neill, Charlotte Bruce, Sophie Steel, Fiona Ward and Danielle Hull. Parts of the design are illustrated above and the girls are currently working on producing the mural. |
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Holocaust Memorial Pebble Mural |
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A Holocaust Memorial Pebble Mural has been commissioned by Mrs Barker, Head of Attenborough House.
Pupils from the Key Stage 3 Art Club, held on Tuesday's after college, started to work on the project but
unfortunately it has had to be postponed due to the adverse weather conditions.
The mural has now been completed and can be found outside of R Block.
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Youth Hope and Dreams - Wednesday 28 April - Wednesday 5 May 2010
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Pupils from the College have the opportunity to submit their artwork to be displayed in the fantastic setting of St John's House, Winchester between Wednesday 28 April and May 2010. Details to follow.
Youth Hopes and Dreams is a creative explosion of art by young people for young people – an event to showcase young people’s talents in art, drama, film-making, sculpture, music, the written word, or any other means of expression.
This is an exhibition open to the public, running for a week from 28th April to 5th May 2010. As well as a large exhibition of youth art, there will be multimedia areas and hands-on activities for visitors to explore their own creative side. |
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St John's House
Winchester
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