Blog by Tag: Entrylevel

What a glorious day to spend at the zoo to finish off our Entry Level qualification in animal care. Students & staff enjoyed a guided tour from Chester zoo staff who educated us all on different animals & their care needs. 

Part of our Science Entry Level qualification requires students to interact with animals and learn about the care they need daily. This was a valuable learning experience as it showed how hard work farming is. 

In Art 4M are looking at different kinds of portraits. Today we used food to make to create faces & finished our lesson by taking our own pictures. 

 4M have been looking at different genres of Music & what suits them best as a performer. They have had a choice over instruments or using their voice as well as learning key skills for working as part of a team.

Louise has been putting the finishing touches on her Tim Burton inspired portrait. Her creativity on this piece has blown us all away! Well done. 

We have draw portraits in the style of Tim Burton as part of our Entry level qualification. We’ve used skills such as blending, toning & sketching. 

In Art we have produced polystyrene monoprints using our Japanese notan designs as part of our print making project for Entry Level qualifications. 

We worked as a team in Art today to create oil marble prints. We produced some fantastic work to use in our portfolios. 

We’re writing descriptive pieces of work for our English Entry Level qualifications. We are expanding our sentences & exploring different words that can be used. 

We’re preparing to make imprints for next stage of qualification. We carefully used cutting knives to cut out our own unique patterns. 

We are adding to our Art Entry Level portfolios with marble shaving foam pictures. We found 2 different ways of creating these pictures which left no waste. 

We are creating Japanese Notan designs as a printing plate. This will contribute to part of our Entry Level qualification in Art.