Environmental Art

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Explore the outdoor classroom with an ‘Environmental Art’ workshop connecting Science and Art, inspiring children to look after their local environment. Students engage in role play and educational games on biodiversity and habitats; participants take part in an interactive quiz, and create both an environmental artwork and a recycled art frame.

The workshop is can be differentiated to suit either KS1 or KS2 to provide scientific experiences for children to explore the world around them, to raise their own questions and to develop scientific ideas. The workshop will also inspire further questioning and investigation by students into social and environmental issues.

“A wonderful engaging workshop that really captured our children’s imaginations. A brilliant link for STEAM, with excellent artwork produced.” Gomersal St. Mary’s Primary School – Teacher Feedback

Learning objectives

• To identify and name common animals and plants
• To describe how animals obtain food using simple food chains
• To use scientific language – with reference to habitats and micro-habitats
• To create artworks using natural materials and frames using recycling products
• To develop an understanding of a sense of place in the world

This 90 minute workshop costs £175 (plus travel if outside Kirklees) and assumes a class size of 30 children. This includes two members of staff and all material costs, a certificate of participation for the class and a digital review of the workshop.

The workshop can be adapted to meet the specific needs of your individual school or class. To discuss individual requirements, and receive a quote tailored for you, please get in touch.