During the second week of World Awareness activities, Peregrines learned about the life and work of the Argentinian artist, Antonio Berni. Berni started as a painter, but in later life began creating collage using recycled materials. His pictures often show people living the the city of Buenos Aries, surrounded by piles of litter. Peregrines got to work with scissors and glue, chopping up a range of colourful recycled materials, many of which came from the Scrapstore in Gloucester. Faces and scenes soon began to take shape, and were brought to life with googly eyes. As you can see, the children had some very colourful and creative ideas.
Peregrines were lucky enough to try out some new science games. The children in Osprey’s class have created some special science games to help us learn all about magnets. The children in Peregrines loved learning all about this topic and enjoyed playing the fantastic game creations. Well done and thank you Ospreys!
Peregrines and Owls made excellent use of this wonderful sunshine. They put their walking shoes on and made their way up to Rodborough Common . They were able to see lots of different plants, animals and trees! After reaching our final destination, they were all rewarded with a yummy ice cream to cool them down.
After a fantastic 3 art sessions, Peregrines have finally created their rainforest masterpiece. It looks absolutely incredible and all the children worked brilliantly! Thank you so much to Otis and Xander’s Mimi for helping us to out this display together. We have really enjoyed it!
Peregrines enjoyed the lovely weather and embraced getting creative. They created some beautiful sketches of plants and trees around the school ground.