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Please see the BAME artist list and also head to my blog page for more resources, such as home learning videos. Also lots of links and ideas on the Facebook page.

The Primary Art Class YouTube channel for online lessons:

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Wildflowers dancing in the breeze for 'Freedom' Day.
Ready for a Tate education meeting... Keeping the colours bright (especially after reading some of the beyond disappointing racism related news) and loving my @henryhollandstudio cup
Sometimes we have to ditch the lesson plans and go with what's happening in the wider world ~ Luckily art is a lens through which we can view many things!
In primary settings we are often required to link our art lessons to Topic or History themes. I always advocate that as art leaders we consider carefully whether these links are meaningful. Remember that art as a subject in school is not there to serve other curriculum areas, it has a value in and of itself. Maybe a combination of linked and discrete projects is best..?

The Primary Art Class on YouTube

https://youtu.be/v53L_fGS2PY
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