Category: Art

Congratulations to Felicity in Year 4, whose painting has been entered into the ISA athletics programme cover competition.

Year 4 have  made fantastic Egyptian necklaces in their design and technology lessons. They used card, pasta, paint and glue to produce these replica artefacts. It was a great way to end their Egyptian history topic. Year 3 ended their Vikings topic by producing wonderful pictures of Viking long ships. They used acrylic paint and…

Congratulations to the winners of the House Art Competition 2018. The standard was very high this year and Mr Rudkin had a difficult job judging all the entries. Lyndhurst certainly has a lot of talented artists. The York Town winner is Max  with his tiger picture. The Cambridge winner is Maisie , with her painting…

Year 3 have been working hard in art lessons this term. They have been looking at the work of Van Gough as part of their ‘mark making’ module, and have produced a group art work inspired by Van Gough’s painting ‘The Starry Night’. The children painted their joint masterpiece using acrylic paints on canvas. The…

Congratulations to all the pupils whose art work was considered for entry into the ISA art competition. Especially to the following students; Felicity in Year 4, Sophie, Max, Jessica, Maisie and Arilyn in Year 6, and to ex-pupils William and Poppy, who all had their art work displayed at the Norden Farm Centre for the…

We wanted to share this year’s Year 3 Art project. Each Autumn Term, Year 3 recreate a section of a famous artist’s work. This year it was Vincent Van Gogh’s Sunflowers. We are absolutely delighted with the result. It is now installed in the Art Gallery in the main building by the Library for everyone…

Hearty congratulations go to Hugo who submitted a piece for the drawing section of the ISA Regional Art Competition and was awarded FIRST PLACE! His piece now will be exhibited in the National Competition later this term in Grantham – fingers crossed!

At last with the good weather upon us, the time has come to complete the decoration of our School Cow. Under the watchful eye of Mrs Draper every child from Reception to Year 6 placed a handprint on the cow’s body in their house colour. Mr Draper was then enlisted to varnish the whole cow to…