How do we share students excellent independent learning skills? Leave it to them to explain of course!
Year 11′s have done a great job summarising their final projects. Articulate, personal and inspiring. Here’s one great example from Tonie…
How do we share students excellent independent learning skills? Leave it to them to explain of course! Year 11′s have done a great job summarising their final projects. Articulate, personal [Continue Reading...]
Just in case you didn’t see this one coming…our rather delightful Art & Photography Exhibition will take place on 20th June 6.30pm – 8.30pm. Work from Year 7 to Year 13 will [Continue Reading...]
A year 12 student has been exploring her relationship with her mother. Seems appropriate to share this today. Happy Mother’s day to all mums!
DevNicely students will be heading to Lighthouse, Poole on 26th Feb to see the acclaimed documentary film McCullin. We are delighted that Photo journalist Paul Wenham-Clarke, shortlisted for the [Continue Reading...]
Occasionally an image produced by a student can knock you sideways. Alex took the whole group by surprise with this powerful response. Challenged to produce a ‘photographic lie’, this [Continue Reading...]
How do we share students excellent independent learning skills? Leave it to them to explain of course!
Year 11′s have done a great job summarising their final projects. Articulate, personal and inspiring. Here’s one great example from Tonie…
A year 12 student has been exploring her relationship with her mother. Seems appropriate to share this today. Happy Mother’s day to all mums!
DevNicely students will be heading to Lighthouse, Poole on 26th Feb to see the acclaimed documentary film McCullin. We are delighted that Photo journalist Paul Wenham-Clarke, shortlisted for the 2013 World Photography Organisation Award and currently exhibiting at St Martin in the Fields, Trafalgar Square, London will be sharing his experiences prior to the film showing.
Occasionally an image produced by a student can knock you sideways. Alex took the whole group by surprise with this powerful response. Challenged to produce a ‘photographic lie’, this is how Alex explained her photograph: