Year 2: Art

September 20, 2024
This week, Year 2 have been putting their colour mixing skills to the test when painting their own version of Van Gogh's 'A Starry Night'. 



Related Posts:

  • Year 2: Tokyo 2020 Japanese Manga ArtThe children in Year 2 have been learning all about the Olympic Games this week as it is the (hopeful) lead up to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games beginning this Friday.  They have learnt about the history of the Olympic Ga… Read More
  • P-HIC: Treasures in the GardenThe PHIC Bubble have been working together and have started to complete a range of learning based around the story “Treasures in the Garden”.  So far, the children have been on their own treasure hunt in the school groun… Read More
  • Year 6 Activity Week: Day 2What a day!Mosaic making. Mural painting. T-Shirt designing. Flatbread baking.Whilst listening to 2021 top hits, Year 6 had a busy day getting creative in the hall. There were lots of wonderful designs, some more intrica… Read More
  • Year 1 Art: Andy GoldsworthyThis half-term, Year 1 have been learning about Andy Goldsworthy. The children have learnt how Andy Goldsworthy uses lots of natural materials in his artwork. Year 1 had a lovely time outside in the sunshine collecting natura… Read More
  • Maths Day @ Hacton On the final day of the half term for pupils, Hacton was abuzz with all things shape for its very own Maths day! Benches, fences and playgrounds were filled with mathematical challenges before the day had even started and it … Read More

Popular Posts

  • Literacy Week: Story in a Shoe Box
    The magical land of Narnia fired up the imaginations of our pupils during Literacy Week. Thinking about what makes a great story, they were ...
  • Welcome EYFS!
    After a week of gradual starts, our Nursery and Reception children are officially in full time! They have had a busy week of exploring their...
  • Caring and Achievement Awards 2024
    At Hacton, we are incredibly proud of each and every one of our pupils and the way in which they represent the values of our school in the c...

Search This Blog

Blog Archive