Eggs and art class? Who would’ve thought to connect them! Arts UK has created a wonderful lesson that invites students to use round objects (no eggs required!) for mark making. This fun, hands-on activity introduces students to techniques used by…
Sculptures have fascinated people for centuries. Renowned sculptor Hazel Reeves has created lesson resources designed to ignite students’ excitement about this powerful art form. In the lesson students will explore how Hazel’s sculpture of suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst tells a story…
National Geographic for Kids offers an exciting opportunity to inspire Primary-aged children to push the boundaries of knowledge, uncover new insights about the natural and cultural worlds, and strengthen their connections to both these worlds and one another. Through their…
In today’s media-rich world, young people have unprecedented opportunities to make their voices heard. With the right guidance, they can harness this potential to share meaningful stories and perspectives. That’s where The Edit comes in, a fantastic partnership between Sky…
We all love art. Whether it’s the graceful lines of Greek sculptures, the rich detail of Renaissance portraits, or the bold colours of modern Pop Art, everyone has their favourite style. The difficult part is finding out what art you…