We have now had two weeks of the year "Two Thousand and PROUD" in Room 15 and even had our first trip of the year with the whole school!
Our trip to the Botanical Gardens was incredibly inspiring and the every single student in Room 15 sketched, described, contemplated and imagined some wonderful sculptural ideas. We are extremely lucky to have so many talented artists in the class and are so looking forward to utilising that talent in our inquiry this term!
We left the botanical gardens so INSPIRED but also extremely TIRED from the hot, hot sun!
Check out the photo gallery (Room 15: "Two Thousand and PROUD") for some photos of Room 15 on our first trip of the year!
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Sylvia Park School's SCULPTURE TRAIL has featured in the news on both Maori TV's Te Kaea news and on stuff.co.nz.
You can read the article on stuff.co.nz by clicking here: 'Pupils pour heart into art'
You can watch the video on Te Kaea news by clicking here: Te Kaea News, SPS.
Sylvia Park School is proud to present our Sculpture Trail!!!
During Term 1 in 2012, each class created a sculpture that explored aspects of biodiversity and in the last week of the term we had a grand opening with tours around the sculpture trail and an open picnic day for family, guests and visitors to enjoy while being entertained by a live band!
It was a fantastic end to the term.
If you would like to see each of our sculptures and an explanation detailing the message behind our creations, the sculpture trail brochure is available to download below.
