In the third stage of the ‘Our Creative Community‘ project led by Natalie Deane, pupils are Responding To and Working with Artists.

Natalie arranged for artists to run workshops with pupils to bring ‘Fairyfields’ to life, beginning with ceramicist/printmaker Nigel Hoyle. With his help, pupils were able to create screenprints of local buildings on clay slabs, ready to house their Fairies inspired by Samantha Bryan.

Nigel and Girls Printing by Natalie Deane

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St Hilary School, Year 2

What We Like About This Resource….

This project combines art and science in innovative and creative ways. It engages children with simple and more complex sewing skills, both hand and machine. The fact that a local artist collaborated on this project, bringing her own set of skills and experience is so valuable for any extended art project, and the children were able to connect with the sensitivity of the subject matter and to empathise with it’s message.