Unconventional use of the potter’s wheel, but we love it!
We love our Eastnor Pottery garden all year round, although, it looks particularly inspiring when the daffs are out.
Here’s a little video clip to lift the spirits! :)
Spent the week before the October half term heading North up the M5 into Bromsgrove, where I had the pleasure and privilege working with children and staff at two of the town’s First Schools.
Monday and Tuesday were spent at Meadows First School working on a whole school project making a ‘Well Being’ totem pole. Once it’s fired, the terracotta sculpture will be installed in the school’s well being garden in the school grounds.
Although the project was a collaborative one with each child in the school contributing to the whole, it didn’t stop a YR2 pupil designing and making her own personal interpretation:
On Wednesday I headed across town at Finstall First School making Iron Age houses with YR4 and oak leaf tiles with Reception class.
I’ve worked with both schools over a number of years and have become a regular activity at both. I love my visits to the Bromsgrove schools and sometimes get to encounter the same children. It’s great to see they develop their ideas and creativity year on year.
Just to let all you lovely people know, we’re closed on Saturday 31st August 2019
Sorry for any inconvenience caused and we are back open for more clay fueled fun on Tuesday 3rd Sept.
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