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Sunflowers, for many, are an expression of joy, happiness and a bit of welcome brightness. We have been creating our own impressions of these beautiful flowers both in school and at home.
Sunflower Project 2020
Thank you to everyone who took part in our Sunflower Project. I have been really impressed with your creativity and ingenuity. See below for images of the art produced both at home and at school.
Hopefully the sunflowers you have planted as part of this project are growing well. Do keep sending me photos of how they are doing. Mine are just over 1 metre tall at the moment but some of yours are truly huge! I can't wait for the flowers to bloom and then see the different insects and birds that come to feast on them. You might want to keep an eye for what animals visit yours too.
Have a lovely summer. Mrs Fraser
Giant Flowers!
They are getting bigger!
Do keep sending in your pictures to me. Let's see how big our plants can get! Can anyone beat the current winner - Hannah?
Vincent Van Gogh's Sunflowers
- but which one out of the 7 is it?
Ideas to get you started on creating your own Van Gogh inspired Sunflower picture.
You can create Sunflowers in lots of different media - 3D, collage, painting, textiles, using IT, printing, pastels, drawing or even in food! Yum.
Pod 5A and 5B Collaborative Painting
Our Sunflower Gallery
Exhibitors - Saphie, Jolyon, Jack, Madelynne, Bhavesh, Ramsey, Dom, Eleanor, Callum, Lois, Lily, Enzo, Martha, Oliver, Samarth, Zoe, Anveshana, Lily, Nia, Attila, Rebekah, Karstern, Poppy, Georgia, Aryaman, Adelaide, and Bella.
We also have Yash, Jasmine and family as well as Jack, his baby sister and mum too!!
Great to see whole families joining in - well done everyone.
Have a look at the fantastic Van Gogh inspired art we have been creating in our school pods.
The Growing Box - How big will they grow?
