Here at Robin Hood Primary School in Leeds we are passionate about the arts and we hold a Gold Arts Mark Award. This blog showcases the learning created by the pupils of our school in Art, Drama, Sport, Dance and Music around our local community.
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- Artforms - The West Park Centre
- Beechwood Dental Care
- charity
- Civic Hall
- Harvest
- Hollings Mill Bradford
- Leeds
- Leeds in Bloom
- Leeds Industrial Museum - Armley Mills
- Lotherton Hall
- Pom-pom Owl
- Robin Hood Primary School
- Rodillian Academy
- Rothwell Library
- Stanhope Community Centre
- Temple Newsam
- The Big Draw
- The Children's Centre
- Tropical World
Wednesday, 19 December 2012
Christmas grotto in our Nursery
This Christmas we have built a Santa's grotto in Nursery.
We have used the backdrop for last year's Christmas production, made by the Artclub, and hung pieces of voille in front and at the side to create an area where the children can play.
They have enjoyed dressing up in the Christmas clothes, using the elf masks to act and simply enjoyed sitting on the bean bags looking at the Christmas books and tree. It is great to be able to show off our children's artwork once again!
Tuesday, 4 December 2012
Launching our new project - the Robin Hood Pom-pom Owl
Why an owl?
After our fabulous sheep project I have some lovely coloured yarn that just needs to be made into something. This kind donation came from Edward Hill and Co. at Hollings Mill in Bradford and the Robin Hood School community.
For the sheep project we had to use wool as the exhibition it was made for was celebrating British wool. For this project there are no boundaries in what we can use, so wool, cotton, mixed yarns and feathers can all be included.
The creams, browns, blacks and greys are just the colours I would want to use to make an owl.
Of course, the Owl is synonymous with Leeds. Owls appear on the Leeds Coat of Arms. Around the city centre, owls appear in many places - in Millennium Square, on St. Annes Cathedral and in the Leeds Tapestry, to name but a few. When I started researching the Leeds Owl I found out there are so many that there is a Leeds Owl trail where you can find the owls throughout the city www.leedsowltrail.com/.
Lots of you have asked when we are having another pom-pom day in which every child in school makes a pom-pom. The finished pom-pom will make up the finished owl. This I will organise, so watch this space!
So thankyou for all your making - I hope you enjoyed the day as much as I did.
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