The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood was a secret society, formed in John Millais’ house in 1848, who wanted to change
art in Britain. They believed in the idea of ‘art for art’s sake’, meaning art doesn’t need to have a purpose. It can just be beautiful. We have been painting in the style of Millais, the boy from the Pears Soap Advert, where we associated him with Jim from Street Child. Have a look at our artwork!
Y5 have worked really hard to produce some fantastic performances of Shosholoza. They have combined singing, dancing and playing the correct, 3 note chords on the glockenspiels. The files below contain their performances and they are named after one of the people in...
We are excited to share our first images of our new Preschool building currently being built offsite in a factory in Lancashire. Work will progress over the summer holidays with a completion date of the end of August.
This morning we had Ben Heason visit who is a professional rock climber and motivational speaker. He took us through the challenges he faced with 6 other fellow climbers on a expedition to climb Angel Falls. Before even arriving at Angel Falls, they had faced cayman...