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Year 7 to Year 9 girls are introduced to and work with
a large variety of media. Understanding and knowledge
of artist's work, both historically and contemporary practice
are important elements of the courses.
The Pottery is a small but important part of the department
and school. Our ceramics teachers help the girls to
develop and create exciting work.
 GCSE
Art
Pupils produce excellent work; all manner of mediums
are used for painting, drawing, sculpture, stained glass
and installation pieces have also been created.
AS
and A2 Fine Art
The quality of work at this level has been exceptional.
Oil painting is introduced at the beginning of AS and
although a variety of mediums and concepts are used,
oils have dominated.
Sculpture, installation
work and screen-printed material also form part of the
course.
 We
would love to show you some of our work, first hand,
at one of our open evenings or afternoons.
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Young@art winner
Well done to Charlotte Bray for being
named the winner in the prestigious Young@Art competition.
Her work will be exhibited in a London Gallery to the public
next week.
Well done to Connie Hurley, Amira
Ghani and Francesca Rechere in Year 8 who all won prizes in
the National Look and Learn Art Competition. The theme was
Old Age and you can view their work by going to www.lookandlearn.com
and clicking on Competition Gallery
Alana Peach, winner of the Young@Art
Open Catetory 2005
Alana Peach's winning competition entry.
Winning work by Shavinder Kumeran
from the 2004 Young@Art Awards in her age group. This work
was used by Platform for Arts (the public art programme for
the London Underground) at a number of major stations.
This year 2 Year 12 girls Caprice Henderson
and Christina Berrios were Highly Commended for the Frayling
Price (Cancer Research Children's Art Competition).
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