Year 2 have been looking at the work of the 16th Century Italian artist Guiseppe Arcimboldo – a painter best known for creating some incredibly imaginative portrait heads made entirely of objects such as fruits, vegetables, flowers, fish and books. Year 2 took on the challenge of creating a portrait in the style of Arcimboldo, making it entirely from food, and I think you will agree that their works of art are just as imaginative and incredible as the man’s himself. Well done Year 2!
Year 2: Baking ClubOur Year 2 children have continued to amaze us this half term with their talents and another talent to add to their ever-growing list is that of ‘Baker’. Whilst we have been schooling at home, Year 2 have been planning ‘Time … Read More
Year 2: Dress to Express Last Friday, as part of Children’s Mental Health Week, Year 2 decided to ‘Dress to Express’ - to wear a colourful outfit to express yourself. Some even chose costumes! … Read More
Hacton at Home Plus: Nature Detectives CompetitionIn the Hacton at Home Plus folder on Google Drive there is a brand new Nature Detectives competition for you to go and take part in. There is a fantastic prize to be won of a brand new nature book. Everybody who takes part wi… Read More
Year 6: Pancake BonanzaYear 6 have shown their fantastic culinary skills this week - taking part in our Year 6 pancake competition. There have been stacks of American style pancakes, plates full of crepe style pancakes an… Read More
Year 2: ArtYear 2 have been looking at the work of the 16th Century Italian artist Guiseppe Arcimboldo – a painter best known for creating some incredibly imaginative portrait heads made entirely of objects such as fruits, veg… Read More
