2024-2025 

At Reddal Hill, we provide our children with a high quality Art and Design curriculum that encompasses influential artists and craft makers.  We aim to nurture creativity, self-expression, and a love for visual storytelling. Through hands-on projects and exploration, our students are inspired to think critically, collaborate, and celebrate their unique artistic voices.   This has been enhanced through the process of out Artsmark journey which has enabled us to review the impact of the arts on our children and staff.  

The NEST

 Autumn trees and Bonfire pictures using paint and printing techniques,

RECEPTION

Guiseppe Arcimboldo self portraits.  The children used mirrors to identify their skin colour, eye colour and hair colour.

The children used their arms and hands to print with to make Autumn trees.

YEAR 1

Megan Coyle collages of animals using different materials and colour mixing.

Wassily Kandinsky Concentric Circles

Sculptor Louie Bourgeois designs and sculptures out of clay.

YEAR 2

Stephen Wiltshire building sketches.

Tie dying T shirts

William Morris block printing techniques using floral patterns.  

YEAR 3

Roman pottery creating their own designs.

 Experimentation with sketching techniques.  Rural and urban landscapes based on artists Lowry, and Hockney.

Vicky Oldfield, who created collagraphs by layering materials.

YEAR 4

Jean Leon Gerome Egyptian style art using colour washes layered with silhouettes.

Volcano collages based on the artist Beth Neville.

YEAR 5

Angie Lewin prints 

Mayan Civilisation designs and clay Stelas.

YEAR 6

Andy Warhol Pop Art using bright striking colours to create his art.

. Beatriz Milhazes' Abstract Art pieces. 

Joe Cartwright water colour river scenes.

 We have some incredible artists at Reddal Hill. This page is for you to showcase your work.  If you have created any piece of amazing artwork that you would like displayed in the Art Gallery, please give to your teacher or to Mrs Stevenson, who will photograph the work for the online gallery.  It can be any form of artwork. A painting, drawing, sculpture. Anything!  So, let's see your fabulous masterpieces!

Arts Ambassadors

 Our Arts Ambassadors have made sure that plenty of Arts activities have taken place at our school in the past few years, hopefully helping us achieve the Artsmark Award.  They have thought of some brilliant ideas, including an after school Drama Club, a lunchtime Calming Club, where children can draw and colour in peaceful surroundings and a Prayer Tree.  This has involved making a 3D sculpture of a tree using mixed media and is now used for hooks for a variety of curriculum lessons.