Art

We have designed a diverse, skills-based curriculum to ensure that students have opportunities to progress using a variety of mediums and techniques throughout their time at Riversides School.

Students will study an array of artists from the likes of Picasso, Van Gogh and Sarah Biffin to artists who are alive today, including Kenturah Davis and Jack Kabangu.

There will be a focus on the seven elements of art through the entire curriculum and students will progress in skills including drawing, painting, sculpture, collage, photography and textiles.



 

Latest Subject Information and Work

Autumnal art week

Our first art week of the year focussed on art within nature. The week started with trips to Worcester Woods where students had the opportunity to take part in some photography, bark rubbing, sketching and...

An introduction to Dennis the Menace!

Our summer arts week introduced the students to some of the staffs’ favourite characters from the Beano as part of our comic and cartoon theme! The Beano generously sent a copy of the comic for...

Year 10 – Art – Summer 1 + 2

Students in year 10 were challenged to an extended project across the summer terms – researching and making their own soft toys. Students looked at existing products and their websites and advertising and how they appealed to their...

Year 9 – Art – Summer 1 + 2

Students in year 9 were challenged to an extended project across the summer terms – researching and making their own soft toys. Students looked at existing products and their websites and advertising and how they...

Year 8 – Art – Summer 2

In Summer 2 year 8 students looked for the answer to the question: How can art be used as activism? Students explored the work of Brazilian artist Rosana Paulino and investigated the issues she is...

Year 8 – Art – Summer 1

In our short Summer 1 term, year 8 explored some of the elements of art in greater depth, with a focus on lines, space and form. Each week the students learnt new skills based on these elements and incorporated...

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