Filter by Category
Filter by Author
Year 11 GCSE Art Students Excel in PPE with Stunning Final Pieces Year 11 GCSE Art students have recently showcased their extraordinary talent and creativity during their art PPE...
On Monday 8th and Tuesday 9th July, the year 10 GCSE Art classes took on their first ever art PPE. This was a huge challenge as we have all gone back to their original project of...
Thursday 4th of July saw the annual Bushey Meads GCSE and A Level Art Exhibition. Work was also exhibited by students from Little Reddings and Hartsbourne schools. Many...
On Friday 19th January, the GCSE and A Level art students went on a day trip to the Tate Modern. The GCSE students have recently received their Externally Set Assignment title...
The art department is delighted to welcome a new addition to our team – our 3D printer! The printer will really help our art and graphics students to take their ideas and...
Last Thursday, during our latest enrichment day, it was good to spend time with our Year 9 cohort who were spending a day immersing themselves in the world of the arts. Besides...
The new year 10 GCSE art classes have started with a bang! We have an amazingly talented cohort across the 2 classes and we have enjoyed every minute with them so far. Both...
It was inspiring to walk around the BSJT Art Gallery and BMS Art Rooms last Thursday before the Annual Rewards Evening held in the Main Hall and see the inspiring pieces of art...
Please come and join in the celebration! This year’s GCSE and A Level art exhibition is fast approaching. The art department will be exhibiting current GCSE art work as well...
It was a real privilege to visit Miss Cole and her A level Year 12 Art class on Monday of this week and see such inspiring work being undertaken and completed. Amazing progress...
Year 11 GCSE Art Students Excel in PPE with Stunning Final Pieces
Year 11 GCSE Art students have recently showcased their extraordinary talent and creativity during their art PPE last week, producing outstanding final pieces inspired by the themes of Cityscapes and Body Adornment. The exam was a culmination of months of hard work, research, and experimentation, and the results have left teachers and peers in awe.
The Cityscapes theme challenged students to explore the dynamic energy, architecture, and atmosphere of urban environments. Students drew inspiration from iconic cities, local surroundings, and even imagined futuristic skylines. Their pieces ranged from realistic portrayals of bustling streets and towering skyscrapers to abstract interpretations of urban patterns and textures.
One standout piece depicted an aerial view of a bustling, using biro to create intricate details. Another student took a more abstract approach, layering paint and print to create a colourful and dynamic view of a city landscape.
For Body Adornment, students delved into the cultural, historical, and personal significance of how people decorate and modify their bodies. From jewellery and tattoos to traditional costumes and modern fashion, this theme allowed for a deep exploration of identity and self-expression.
Several pieces drew inspiration from nature and fashion, incorporating intricate floral patterns and symbolism. One particularly striking piece featured elements taken from a recent television series set in a post-apocalyptic world using decorative colours and gemstones. Another student took inspiration from the delicate elements of nature and crafted her own multicoloured floral face mask, with an additional floating butterfly feature.
The success of these final pieces is a testament to the dedication and perseverance of the year 11 students. Throughout the project, they conducted in-depth research, refined their skills, and pushed their creative boundaries. Many students explored unfamiliar techniques, including printmaking, 3D construction, and digital manipulation, to bring their visions to life.
The PPE not only gave students the opportunity to showcase their talent but also prepared them for the rigor and expectations of their final GCSE art assessments. Teachers have praised the students for their innovative approaches and commitment to their craft.
As they move forward, these young artists are well on their way to producing equally impressive work for their final portfolios. With such a strong foundation, their future in the arts looks incredibly bright.
Congratulations to the year 11 GCSE art students for their remarkable achievements in this PPE — your creativity and passion are truly inspiring!
