School Programmes
Explore hands-on art programmes for schools that give students opportunities to explore different materials, techniques and ways of making. From focused skill-building workshops to longer collaborative projects, programmes can be tailored to suit different age groups, learning goals, themes and project outcomes. We’re happy to work with schools to customise an experience that fits their students, context and ideas.
Possibilities
Media based workshops
Printmaking (Rubber or wood carving)
Cyanotype
Papercut
Fuse Plastic
Photography
Digital Composites (photoshop skills)
Artist in School Scheme
Media based workshops
Research skills based programmes
Murals
Installation
Murals
Collaborative based with students and or staff
School Corporate Gifts
Collaborative based with students and or staff
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Plastic to Pixels: A Fused Plastic Mural
A large-scale fused plastic mural built around the letters G.R.I.T. Through typography design and plenty of hands-on cutting, layering and making, students brought their individual ideas together to create one colourful collaborative artwork.
Collaborative Corporate Gift Through Art
A collaborative corporate gift created with students to commemorate NorthLight School’s 20th Anniversary. Inspired by the school’s surroundings, colours and community, the artwork was built through layers of painting and texture.
From Cyanotype to Mural Making
From small cyanotype experiments to a large-scale collaborative mural, this project explored how student-made imagery could grow and transform across different processes.
Learning to See: From Drawing to Tone Building
Through drawing and marker rendering, students can explore breaking down complex images into simpler frames, shapes and tones.
Papercutting, Woodcut and Thinking in Layers
Exploring paper cutting and woodcut processes enables learning through layers. Be it through shapes, colours or the use of lines.