Fabulous Fish

By Sheila Ceccarelli

Fabulous Fish was a Brilliant Makers workshop, raising ocean awareness at Ridgefield Primary School, Cambridge.

Pupil at Ridgefield Primary School and her 'Archer Fish'
Pupil at Ridgefield Primary School and her ‘Archer Fish’

 

This session was aimed at children who love making, and was limited to six pupils, to allow for a rich and rewarding experience, and plenty of time to play with materials.

The challenge was to transform old plastic milk bottles and plastic packaging into fish or underwater creatures.


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