Class 6 have been creating natural sculptures

Story shared by Linda Ruffell
on May 12, 2019

Art, Year 2

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As part of their art topic ‘Sculpture’ Class 6 had a busy afternoon up in the wildlife area creating sculptures from natural materials. The children enjoyed working together to select sticks, stones, flowers and leaves to create their own designs.

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