Welcome to St John’s Art Gallery
Take a tour and see what our students have been working on this year. Use the arrows to scroll through. Right-click on the images and select “Fullscreen” to see them full-size.
Art Gallery Term 6 2026-2027
Year 7
Year 7 have been creating some wonderful imaginary school building drawings inspired by Hundertwasser. Students have explored a wide range of lines, shapes, and patterns to create imaginative and unique designs. We have been particularly impressed by the vibrant colours they have used, bringing their artwork to life with creativity and confidence. Well done, Year 7!
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Year 8
Year 8 have ended the year with a piece they have developed from their own research into how animals and patterns are used in (and to inspire) artwork in Non-Western Cultures. They researched either South African Ndebele Artwork, Australian Aboriginal Artwork or Native American Artwork. They have mostly painted and created a tonal drawing but also incorporated oil pastels into some of the patterns too.
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Year 9
Year 9 have used Term 6 to make sculptures of food packets! They have constructed and used paper mache and then carefully observed the fonts, occasionally changing the text on their piece to something more meaningful to them too!
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Year 10
Year 10 are still continuing to develop work in their Personal Project – they have been creating work inspired by artists and experimenting with materials a lot. These projects will conclude at Christmas and form their coursework (60% of their GCSE)
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House Art Competition
This is the second Art Competition of the year for KS3. This time, each year group was given a different brief linked to the learning in their class. Congratulations to everyone who took part, your work is amazing!
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