AFRICAN ARTS WEEK MOSAICWe have jsut started the mammoth task of constructing our mosaic.
AFRICAN ARTS WEEK has be kindly sponsored by PORTER DODSON SOLICITORS. |  |
AFRICAN ARTS WEEK DISPLAY 2008In the run up to our exciting African Arts Week and to inspire the children we have created an African Arts display in our dining room with a mixture of authentic African Art and art created by the children and some teachers! BE INSPIRED ...BE VERY INSPIRED. Many thanks to all those who loaned us African artifacts for our display -they have been invaluable!
Look at the individual classes work under their own pages.
AFRICAN ARTS WEEK has be kindly sponsored by PORTER DODSON SOLICITORS.
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AFRICAN ARTS WEEK MOSAIC 2008As part of our very exciting AFRICAN ARTS WEEK we are creating a large mosaic using glas tiles, pebbles and ceramic pieces to be display at the entrance to our school. It will be a challenge but I know the children will be up to it.
AFRICAN ARTS WEEK has be kindly sponsored by PORTER DODSON SOLICITORS. |  |
MAKING VOKI WITH CLASS 6We have been making our own virtual image to say what is great about our school, St Andrew's Primary.
What is Voki?
Voki enables users to express themselves on the web in their own voice using a talking character. You can customize your Voki to look like you or take on the identity of lots of other types of characters… animals, monsters, animations etc. Your Voki can speak with your own voice which is added via microphone, upload, or phone.
What's with the name?
Voki is a combination of "vox", which is Latin for voice, and "Loki", which, is a prankster character in Norse Mythology.
Click on any of the links below to play any of our voki.
Mrs N-C
Christina's voki
Mattie's voki
Jacob's voki
Bryony's voki
Poppy's voki
Natalie's voki
Katherine's voki
Maddie's voki
Jess's voki
Lizzie's voki
Barley's voki
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PICTURE FRAMING WITH CLASS 3We have been having fun in design technologyinvestigating, designing and making photoframes. We also drew our own portraits to put in them. |  |
BRIDGE BUILDING WITH CLASS 6Our latest challenge in our Young Engineers topic is bridge building. Our challenge was to build a bridge in 1 hour using A4 and A5 beams, in square based pyramids, to span 80cm and carry a load of 2.5kg. Our results were magnificent. Click on the boys to see more. |  |
DESIGNING AND MAKING MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WITH CLASS 5This year our challenge was to design and make musical instruments out of clay. It is amazing how you can make something so beautiful - and musical - out of a grey lump of clay. Click on Savannah to view our masterpieces. |  |
WE LOVE YOU MUMMYWe spent a gorgeous morning making a gorgeous gift for our mums on Mothering Sunday. |  |
GUMDROP STRUCTURESThis term Year 6 have got the chance to become young engineers with an exciting new design technology project. Every couple of weeks they have to fulfill an engineering challenge based on building different structures. The first challenge was to build small towers, using only cocktail sticks and gumdrops, strong enough to support a dictionary. The challenge also was to see how many gumdrops the children could not be tempted to eat
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BAKING BICCIES WITH CLASS 5We had the delicious task this term of investigating (which involved a good deal of tasting), designing and then baking our own designer cookies. I have to say there was a common theme running through them. Can you get what it is?
Check this website out for all the facts you could possibly want to know (and those you don't) about biscuits.
http://www.nicecupofteaandasitdown.com/biscuits/ |  |
Nous apprenons à créer le dessin-modèle dans le modèle de l'artiste français, Robert Delaunayavec Class 5 et 6This term Class 5 and 6 looked at the work of the French artist Robert Delaunay. He was a pioneer of abstract art in the early 20th century creating his own style called "Orphism". He concentrated on circular forms and bright colours. Enjoy our visual feasts. |  |
CLASS 6 BATIK MAKINGWhat fun we had using differnt types of resist and then design and dyeing our cushion covers. Click on the image to see more and on the link below to see the images of St Lucia that inspired us.
http://www.standrewsyetminster.org.uk/download/st-lucia.flv |  |
CLASS 3's SANDWICH TASTINGAs part of the investigation of sandwiches process, we tasted 6 different kinds of sandwich. Some were yummy and some we just weren't sure about! |  |
LEESON ROCKSAfter a fabulous walk and scientific study at Studland Beach, Class 5 spent the afternoon creating some 3 dimensional art out of things we picked up on our trip to Arne.
We based our ideas on the animals found in the area in and around Lesson. |  |
CLAY CLUB's tropical fishesWe have been looking at the stunning colurs of tropical fishes and decided to make our own to show how they move. |  |
CLASS 4's MONEY CONTAINERSClass have been having fun deconstructing and then designing and stitching their own money containers. |  |
CLASS 5 AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSWe have been looking at and investigating all sorts of different kinds of musical instruments. |  |
BRIDGE MAKING WITH CLASS 6The challenge was to make a bridge out of paper to carry the greatest load as possible without breaking, whilst be as light as possible. |  |
SPAGHETTI BRIDGESWe had fun comparing the strengths of the circular cored spaghettii to the flattened core of linguini. Which one do you think would carry the greatest load? |  |
EASTER HENSClay club has been making these really super ceramic hens |  |
"THE FIELD" of St Andrew'sOur "Field" comprises approximately 200
terracotta figures made by every child in Key Stage 2, Years 3 - 6, 7 - 11 year olds. The work is based on "The Field of the Bristish Isles" created by the English sculptor Anthony Gormley who won the Turner prize with his 40,000 figures in 1994.
We will be exhibiting them at the RAISE Exhibition in Sherborne House the week beginning March 5th for a week.
The whole "sculpture" is called the field because from a distance the differing heights of the figures look like the metachronal rhythm of grass moving in a field. |  |
CLAY CLUB's CELEBRATIONS OF OUR MUMSThis term we have been making clay wreaths to give to our mums for Mothering Sunday. Sssshhh dobn't tell them; it's a surprise! |  |
CLASS 6'S SUPER SLIPPERSClass 6 have been learning about how to make the perfect slipper. Have a look at our wonderful slippers. |  |
OLYMPIC TORCH MAKING WITH CLASS 4This half term Class 4 have been investigating Olympic torches as part of their design technology and Greek topic. This resulted in the children making superb models of Olympians holding the Olymic flame alft. |  |
MAKING CERAMIC GREEK BOATS WITH CLASS 5Our history topic this term has been the Greeks and so following on from this theme we have been designing and buiding our own ARGOs out of clay.
fluxtime anaimation
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