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Molas are cloth panels that form part of a blouse for the Kuna women of Panama. They use a quilting technique called reverse appliqué to create the design formalizers of fabric.
The children chose their favourite animal and then used paper to create layers.
Rhine Class headed off to Bristol Hippodrome to watch the smash-hit London Palladium production of Joseph and The Amazing Dreamcoat. With energetic singing, superb scenery and creative choreography, it was such fun to watch. A perfect launch to our topic on Colour!
The perfect way to start our Carnival weekend! The children enjoyed learning and creating rhythms.
Julian Opie is one of Britain’s foremost contemporary artists who is interested in the human body and portraits. His style is characterized by thick black outlines and solid colours.
Even though the self-portraits are simplified hopefully you can recognise our faces and our characteristic expressions from the new Rhine Class.
A superb end of year production of Star Warts for Key Stage 2.
Rhine Class successfully completed a First Aid Course where they learned invaluable life-skills to help keep themselves and others safe in a medical emergency.
