Year 10 Print Workshop

The Art Department had a highly successful Year 10 print workshop on Wednesday 5th February. The students demonstrated enthusiasm, dedication, and outstanding motivation throughout the day. They deepened their knowledge of lino printing using chine-collé and enriched their portfolios.

Linocut, also called lino print, lino printing, or linoleum art, is a printmaking technique similar to woodcut. It involves carving a design into a linoleum sheet, removing the areas that will not be inked, and then applying ink to the raised, uncut surfaces for printing. Below is a selection of their fantastic lino prints.

Well done, Year 10!

Mrs Page and Ms Jukes

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Year 12 Oil Paintings

We are incredibly proud of our Year 12 students! They created stunning flower paintings using oil paints for the first time, embracing the medium with enthusiasm. Their work showcases rich, vibrant colours and striking compositions.

The Art Department 

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Year 13 A-Level Photography

Our Year 13 A-Level Photography students have showcased outstanding creativity and technical skill in their Personal Investigations this year. Their work reflects a diverse range of styles and concepts, demonstrating a deep understanding of photography as both an art form and a means of expression. From thought-provoking conceptual images to beautifully captured moments, the students’ portfolios highlight their growth and passion for the subject. We are incredibly proud of their achievements and the dedication they’ve put into their projects.

Mrs Harmer