the characteristics that determine who someone is

the ideas, customs and social behaviour of a particular people or society

a three-dimensional artistic technique where objects are combined to create a unique artwork.

Art as self-discovery

Art and design

Making sense: art and wellbeing

Expressing emotion through art

Food and personal narratives

The importance of relationships and connections through art

Transforming memories into art

Pupils will explore how creative making can support health and wellbeing through personal expression and use art for self-discovery.  Inspired by artistic practice they will investigate art as a tool for transformation and connection, using memories and reflections to support a sense of belonging.

Art for life: expression and belonging

Physical activity and equipment requiring safe use

Use of equipment that may require supervision for safety, e.g. scissors in KS1, needles, paint, knives, cooking.

Which of the following can be part of our identity?

The characteristics that determine who someone is

Art is mainly used for decoration and does not convey personal meaning.

Art can only express happiness and not emotions like anger.

Art is a form of communication that helps convey emotions and experiences.

How does art serve as a tool to express inner emotions and identity?

Yes, memories shape how we view ourselves and influence identity.

Yes, but only to express our past, not our current identity.

Can memories be used to express your identity?

Artwork that is only drawn or painted on a flat surface.

Art that only uses digital tools and screens.

Artwork that can be viewed from multiple angles.

Using images, objects or colours to represent ideas or emotions

Sketching a face with perfect proportions

Painting a clock to represent the passage of time

Which of these is an example of symbolism in art?

It communicates through images, colours and shapes

What does it mean to say that art is a visual language?

It helps reflect feelings without using words

How can doodling help with expressing emotions?

Yes, they could be developed into 3D models using clay or textiles

No, doodles can only be drawings on a 2D surface such as paper

No, doodles are just fun scribbles on paper or in a sketchbook

Can doodles be developed into 3D structures?

Art as self-discovery

Lesson outcome

Content guidance