Town Mill 2023
This February/March was our 24th Town Mill show and below is photo taken a few months ago of some of the students whose work featured in our very first show in 2000. …[Read More]
This February/March was our 24th Town Mill show and below is photo taken a few months ago of some of the students whose work featured in our very first show in 2000. …[Read More]
In half term the Art department hired a minibus and drove off to London with our sixth form Art/Graphics/Photography students. The plan was to see as much art in 48 hours as …[Read More]
On the 12th Of January Year 10 and 11 BTEC students travelled to London to explore how the many visual aspects of the Harry Potter movies were created and look closely at …[Read More]
Life drawing need not always be purely based in the human form as year 10 Graphics students discovered last week. Whilst working on a re-branding project involving dinosaurs they were treated to …[Read More]
At the start of the year, we planned to re-invigorate the graffiti wall which after more than a decade was looking a bit tired. The new build had concealed the wall, and …[Read More]
On the 26th November The Woodroffe School Art students travelled to Roche court to interview Bill Woodrow, an internationally renowned artist as part of a series of podcasts for the RSA. The …[Read More]
This week we have started a little pilot project that is exploring students’ reactions to the visual arts. Famous artworks are being displayed on very large screens in the school hall and …[Read More]
“Thank you so much to everyone involved in the organisation of the fabulous St Ives trip. My son had a great time and it was wonderful for them all to have the …[Read More]
In the summer term of 2021, we worked with Pete Sheridan and the Lyme Regis Town Council to brighten up the temporary wall in Langmoor Gardens in Lyme Regis. A level students …[Read More]
It has been quite a few years since we visited Roche Court which is just outside of Salisbury; a fantastic residence set in beautiful countryside that would have been home to Nelson …[Read More]