Junk Modelling Challenge

June 10, 2020
Calling all pupils who are up for a creative challenge! In school, we love our junk modelling, so why not give it a go at home?
  1. Collect old cardboard boxes, plastic bottles, lids, toilet roll tubes and scraps of coloured paper. 
  2. Stick them together, decorate them and make a fantastic model of anything you want. 
Please take a photo of your model and send it to art@hacton.havering.sch.uk.

We look forward to sharing your captivating creations on our blog. Before the end of the term, our Art and Design coordinator, Mrs Murphy, will decide who is the Hacton junk modelling champion. It's time to get creative!



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