Year 2 - Food Landscapes!
Our Year 2's topic this week mixed the beauty of nature with edible plants and fruits as our students produced their very own food landscapes! What is a food landscape, you may ask? Well, our Year 2 class certainly has you covered! British artist Carl Warner sought to combine the different elements of nature together to make artistic landscapes out of food! It's all lollipop trees and bread waterfalls and our Year 2 students, inspired by his work, made their very own landscapes! Here they are, producing their own version of his work!
Year 6 - Historical Inspired Artwork
We travelled back to the 1940s with our Year 6 students, exploring the Blitz during WWII, but we did this through artwork! Our Year 6 students perfectly captured the atmosphere and emotion during this time in British history and used materials such as paint, wax crayons, markers and sketch pencils to depict the Blitz onto paper. Here's some of their artwork, and we believe it's certainly transported us to another time.
Year 2 - Geography Lesson!
Do you know of Ibn Battuta? If not, then our Year 2 students have certainly got you covered! Ibn Battuta was a Muslim scholar and explorer, journeying mostly in the Afro-Eurasia, and Ibn Battuta actually travelled more than any other explorer in pre-modern history! Our Year 2 students linked Geography and History together while plotting the different countries that Ibn Battuta visited on their map!
Reception - Making Healthy Pizzas
Our Reception students learned all about making pizza this week; from grating cheese and cutting olives and peppers, to applying sauce on buns, our Reception class did everything! And not only did our students learn about the process of making pizza, but they were also able to count the different topics, sort them into groups, and were taught the importance of healthy eating too! It certainly sounds like our Reception students had a great time in the Hill Café this week!