Heads & Tails – a workshop of two halves

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Heads and tails pottery workshop at Hereford Primary SchoolHaving helped Yr6 at Broadlands Primary School construct their mud sofa, I returned a few days later to make some terracotta creations to embellish the mud sculpture. Working in pairs the children created 15 fantastical figures – each partner making a head or tail section. I then transported them back to the studio for the scratch & slip treatment. I took a few photos once the body parts had been unified.Mud sofa made by the children at Broadlands Primary School in Hereford

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