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Children at the primary school at Frettenham worked as a whole school on Culture of the Countryside, one class creating outdoor castings in white plaster which were then installed around the school. After the Sainsbury centre visit, the children and teachers went on to develop their own ideas independently, recycling broken chairs to create an outdoor sculpture exhibition, combining the countryside theme with other themes from other classes.The theme at Frettenham was 'Cultural heritage - finding pattern and creating narratives'. The art work, much of it done outside, and installed outside when it was completed, was intended as a catalyst for further discussions and conversations about how patterns in the environment shape the cultural life of the community.
Frettenham Primary School posts
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Drawings in charcoal | 05-04-10 |
Cultural heritage | 18-10-10 |
Creating outdoor castings in white plaster | 26-04-10 |
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Frettenham Primary School
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