Here our entries for the 2022 Winter windows competition.
Well done to all our excellent artists for their great pictures
Picture 1 – Eli P7
Picture 2 – Prithvi P7
Picture 3 – Swara P7
Picture 4 – Mehul P4
Picture 5 – Chloe P4
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Primary 5 enjoyed a wonderful creative adventure to Jupiter Art Land! We learned about art installations and sculptures in the natural environment. We used our senses to express our emotions and describe our interpretation of different types of art work. Applying what we had learned, P5 became fabulous sculptors and created their own ‘clay creatures’ using items we’d collected on our walks through the sculpture woodlands. We had a fantastic day!
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P3 had two winners in the Love Gorgie Farm poster competition.
Well done Samskrita and Loden!
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Maya won a Gold award for creating an outstanding piece of artwork during our City Art Stars sessions. Great job Maya!🌟👏🏻
https://www.edinburghmuseums.org.uk/stories/november-schools-competition-winners-announced
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P7a took part in a digital art lesson with City Arts Centre.
The focus was on recreating a piece of collage work inspired by Scottish artist John Henry Lorimer. Kiraz’s work made it to the top 10 and Caitlin won the Silver prize for all the Edinburgh entries!
www.edinburghmuseums.org.uk/stories/november-schools-competition-winners-announced
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Five P6 pupils from Dalry Primary School attended the official launch of the City of Edinburgh Winter Windows display on Thursday 2 December at the City Chambers.
The 5 winning entrants – Nate Sanioala (Individual) and Prithvi Nair, Hassan Ahmed, Raul Anca, Eli Blom (Group) saw their wonderful illustrations enlarged and illuminated in the quadrangle of the City Chambers. They all received certificates from the Lord Provost to mark their excellent creativity. The windows will be on display throughout the festive period.
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We have lots of P6 winners in the Edinburgh Winter Windows contest.
We entered the competition again this year and we have two winning designs!
Nate (individual)
and Prithvi /Raul/Eli/Hassan (Group).
They’ll be on display in the quadrangle of the City Chambers, which is also the prize location of the 5 allocated.
Well done P6!
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P1a Have been enjoying doing some junk modelling in class.
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Primary 3 celebrated Diwali by making clay Diyas, colouring Rangoli patterns, making Rangoli patterns with chalk in the playground and making Diwali cards for their family.
P2/3 have enjoyed working together to create a giant reproduction of van Gogh’s “Starry Starry Night” painting. The children used paper and oil pastels to create different textures and I’m sure you’ll agree, the result is impressive! We have been learning all about Van Gogh, his life and his painting style.
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Dalry Primary Edinburgh 