Art & Design at North Ferriby

Art and Design Statement of Intent

The Core Christian values at North Ferriby Church of England Primary School are Courage, Friendship, Perseverance and Respect. These values underpin our curriculum and enrich all aspects of our pupils’ education. Our curriculum prepares children for the future by developing Healthy and Safe, Trusting, Enterprising and Creative members of the local community. Embedded within our teaching and learning are opportunities for the pupils to understand the meaning and significance of the Christian faith.

At North Ferriby Church of England Primary School, Art and Design embody the highest form of human creativity. We believe the creative and topic-driven teaching should instil in pupils an appreciation of beauty and an awareness of how creativity depends on technical mastery. Therefore, children should learn to draw, paint and sculpt, as well as design and create aesthetically pleasing objects in two and three dimensions. In addition to physical creativity, pupils should learn about the achievements of great artists and designers.

The Teaching of Art & Design Through a Structured Process

All pupils at North Ferriby have access to a broad, balanced and enriching Art & Design curriculum through a spiral designed scheme of work with the following key principles in mind:

Cyclical: Pupils return to the key areas again and again during their time at North Ferriby.

Increasing Depth: Each time a key area is revisited it is covered with greater complexity.

Prior Knowledge: Upon returning to each key area, prior knowledge is utilised so pupils can build upon previous foundations, rather than starting again

Where possible, key Art & Design & Technology units are allocated into linked curriculum themes or taught as discreet areas.

Scheme of Work Structure

Lesson 1
During the first lesson, pupils are provided with an initial stimulus designed to influence and inspire. A range of artists and movements – from the ancient to the modern world – enhance the curriculum.

Unit Lessons
Lessons are planned carefully so that pupils learn new skills and knowledge, with the opportunity to apply this new learning in a practical context. Skills, knowledge and resources increase in complexity as the children progress through the school.

Summary
Each unit culminates with a final piece of work; designed to celebrate the achievements of the children and allow them the opportunity to evaluate and reflect on the quality of their work.

Progression of Knowledge through the Year Groups

Impact of Art & Design at North Ferriby

Our  curriculum facilitates an understanding that through Art and Design, the resulting work produced can impact through an appreciation for its beauty and/or its emotional expression. Art and Design Knowledge encapsulates creative thinking as well as creativity. It embraces evaluative processes, self-improvement and self-expression. These attributes are multi-disciplinary, but developed through Art and Design.

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Yesterday, Miss Austin’s class turned the classroom into an art gallery, looking at Pentecost artwork and understanding symbolism. #re #art ... See MoreSee Less

Yesterday, Miss Austin’s class turned the classroom into an art gallery, looking at Pentecost artwork and understanding symbolism. #re #artImage attachmentImage attachment+3Image attachment

In Miss Austin’s class we have produced some beautiful stained glass windows within our art week, using the style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and being inspired by his Mackintosh Rose #art #year3 #year4 ... See MoreSee Less

In Miss Austin’s class we have produced some beautiful stained glass windows within our art week, using the style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and being inspired by his Mackintosh Rose #art #year3 #year4Image attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment

As part of our hook for English, year 5/6 created silhouette artwork inspired by "The Blitz". We used a range of different mediums including: pastels, chalk and water colours. Think we can all agree... They look really great ! #writing #art #history ... See MoreSee Less

As part of our hook for English, year 5/6 created silhouette artwork inspired by The Blitz. We used a range of different mediums including: pastels, chalk and water colours. Think we can all agree... They look really great ! #writing #art #historyImage attachmentImage attachment+8Image attachment

Today in Art, we have created our own Van Gogh inspired impressionist art work. We have learned all about the artist Claude Monet as well. #year1 #year2 #art ... See MoreSee Less

Today in Art, we have created our own Van Gogh inspired impressionist art work. We have learned all about the artist Claude Monet as well. #year1 #year2 #artImage attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment

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Monet, one of my favorite artists ♥️🥰 alongside Vincent Van Gogh and Leonardo da Vinci 👍♥️

Amazing 🤩

This afternoon , Y1/2 have experimented with a range of mark making skills #art ... See MoreSee Less

This afternoon , Y1/2 have experimented with a range of mark making skills #artImage attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment
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