One Big Pigment!
Published 02/10/26
Students at the Ludlow Centre have been learning about cave art and making their own cave paintings.
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Published 30/09/26Students at the Ludlow Education Centre produced their own cupcakes.
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Published 25/09/26Students at Bridgnorth used old plastic bottles to make water rockets with a parachute.
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Published 23/09/26Bridgnorth students develop their artistic skills to create images like those found on ancient cave walls.
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Published 18/09/26KS3 animal art sculptures from old shoes.
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Published 16/09/26Students embraced their enrichment sessions at Bridgnorth Education Centre.
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Published 16/09/26Four students from Oswestry went out to walk and explore.
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Published 15/09/26At the Ludlow Education Centre, students made their own pizzas during enrichment.
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Published 07/07/26Students attended Limekiln Woods in Telford for bushcraft training. The fungus, ‘Daldinia Concentrica’, otherwise known as King Alfred’s Cakes was perfect tinder to start the campfire.