Art GCSE Exam
This was Christina’s (11W) amazing Art GCSE creation produced during the recent 2 day Art exam on the theme of Fragments. It wasinspired by her older sister who is getting married...
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This was Christina’s (11W) amazing Art GCSE creation produced during the recent 2 day Art exam on the theme of Fragments. It wasinspired by her older sister who is getting married...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
It was a real privilege to see the GCSE practical Art Exams take place on Thursday and Friday last week. Students had to spend 10 hours in exam conditions preparing their final...
Posted by Jeremy Turner
On the 1st February enrichment day, half the students in Year 7 had a very inspiring trip to the National Gallery. The trip included a tour of some of key works from the gallery’s...
Posted by Alan Heywood
Both Mrs Hoskins and Mr Heywood have been very impressed by the number of GCSE and A level students who have been regularly attending lunch time catch up sessions. They would like...
Posted by Alan Heywood
Ms Hoskins and Mr Heywood were very pleased with the final outcomes that this years yr11 students produced in their recent GCSE art PPE. They were proud to put them on show to...
Posted by Alan Heywood
This was Christina’s (11W) amazing Art GCSE creation produced during the recent 2 day Art exam on the theme of Fragments. It wasinspired by her older sister who is getting married later this year and is based on the work of an artist called Jamel Akhib and his style of creating movement through extended lines and abstract artistic elements.
Holly (11M) created a piece inspired by Lynn Skordal who collages – often basing her work on the human mind.
Gita’s amazing mixed media creation is based on the metaphor ‘spilling your guts out’ and is basically depicting someone telling the truth about themselves. It shows the two sides of a person – pretty and ugly, with the waves representing the person’s mental state and the flowers their soul.
Zoe (11M) created a large scale piece with high impact that is based on aspects of graffiti art and how something negative can be used in a creative and beautiful way.
There was a very positive atmosphere in the Art Department at Bushey Meads School on Wednesday of this week and great to see so many students taking part in a special art project...
Year 11s have begun their two week pre-public exam experience, marking the start of their journey. Destination: success! All students have taken the experience incredibly...