Revelation Natural Art
Using ICT to explore, develop and express visual ideas

Tried and Tested in the Classroom

If you are interested in any of these web sites, click on the title for more information:

• English Martyrs Catholic Primary School, Liverpool
  Year 5 have been working alongside their teacher, Mr Dinsdale, to create artwork, inspired by Antony Gormley's installation 'Another Place' on Crosby beach.
  

• Sir Robert Hitcham's Primary School, Framlingham
  Examples of how Revelation Natural Art can be used in the classroom. Includes a printable resource sheet.

• Hullavington Church of England Primary School, Hullavington
  Hullavington CE Primary has been using Revelation Natural Art as a starting point to design Greek-inspired pottery. These designs were later used by the class to build their own clay coil pots for decorating with paint.

• The Drumcroon Art Gallery, Wigan's Centre for Art Education
  In January 2003 ten teachers from five Wigan Primary Schools were involved in a pilot project to evaluate Revelation Natural Art an art package. This website includes a downloadable Word document detailing the one day workshop.

• Crowland Primary School, London
  Pupils from Year 2 show how they used Revelation Natural Art to create pictures of The Great Fire of London. Their pictures were then converted into a Flash slideshow for their school website.

• St Michael's Primary School, Bournemouth
  Class 4AB have been using Revelation Natural Art in ICT to create fish tank pictures. They have learnt how to copy an original image, paste it and resize it. Symmetry tools have also been used to explore Islamic tile and carpet design.

• Hovingham Primary School, Harehills, Leeds
  Anti-bullying Friendship Week - In the computer suite Year 2 used Revelation Natural Art to create more Anti bullying posters, which also had a bear on them to remind us of "Children in Need" and Pudsey Bear.

• St. Andrew's C of E Primary School, Woodhall Spa
  Miss Robinson's class create pictures about space, planets, and spaceships.

• Queen Victoria Primary School, Sedgley, Dudley
  Year 1 pupils show some of the work they have done using drawing and painting tools, as well as stamps, in Revelation Natural Art.

• Aragon Primary School, Morden, Surrey
  Picture frames designed by class K3 for a school exhibition (part of the Room 13 program to encourage artists of all ages to develop their skills, take part in seminars and workshops).