By Katherine Woodard

Katherine Woodard has been teaching Art and Design for over 20 years and is currently the KS2 Coordinator of Art at Haslingfield School. Katherine specialised in Fine Art at university and has carried this experience with her throughout her teaching career, encouraging her students to nurture their creativity through the use of sketchbooks. In this post Katherine talks about a sketchbook journey and the importance of students using their sketchbooks to record inspirations, experiments and creative growth.

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