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Couldn't resist this staffroom still life. Glasses, lateral flow tests, vaseline, pens and cling film wrapped noodles (lunchtime leftovers).
Stunning GCSE and A-level artwork at @gdstgirls Streatham & Clapham. I'll be showing these to my KS2 art students as inspiration
Going through old images of student work. Inspired by Fernand Lēger and James Rosenquist - a time way back when I was still mainly using male artists in the classroom! This week in my art room we've had @hilmaafklintofficial and the fabulous Delita Martin with a sprinkle of Hurdertwasser.
I just completed my first part-time week back in the art classroom after 18 months of freelance/WFH. It was a shock to the system and I definitely had information overload at one point but the minute the students were back it was all good. I was also reminded of what a remarkable job primary class teachers do and how much you juggle - thank youuuu.

The Primary Art Class on YouTube

https://youtu.be/v53L_fGS2PY
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