“Art is as natural as sunshine and as vital as nourishment.”
-Mary-Ann Kohl

Art Curriculum Intent: 

Our aim is to provide a stimulating environment for our students to explore, develop, and express their creative ideas through painting, drawing, sculpture, and printing. We will help children become confident in a variety of different techniques and build their knowledge of famous artists, designers, and craft makers.

Our curriculum will focus on skill and knowledge progression, providing opportunities for children to ask questions, experiment with different mediums, and demonstrate their skills in various ways. We aim to instil in our students a lifelong appreciation for art and design, and to empower them to express themselves in imaginative and creative ways.

Art Medium Term Plan

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Art Concept Overview

Learning Journeys

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Useful Links

Tate Kids

BBC Bitesize Key Stage 2 Art and Design

Young V and A

The Design Museum

Progression in art - Drawing. Year 4-6

Year 6 WW2 Henry Moore and Frank Auerbach

Year 6 Japanese Landscapes (Painting)

Y6 Alberto Giacometti, Steve Lohan and Rachel Ducker (Sculpture)

Year 5 Botanical Art (Drawing)

Year 5 Mixed Media Landscapes (Painting)

Year 5 Barbara Hepworth (Sculpture)

Year 4 Leonardo Da Vinci Portraits (Drawing)

Year 4 Still life Roman Frescos and Morandi

Year 4 Greek vases. Printing

Year 3 Architecture- Zaha Hadid’s London Buildings (Drawing)

Year 3 Stone Age art and its influences on other artists (Painting)

Year 3 Dragon Eyes (Sculpture)

Pattern Competition winners 2025

Bird Art Competition Spring 2025

Autumn 2024/2025 Sketchbook Challenge. Years 3-6.

Summer 2023/2024 Sketchbook challenge

Bournemouth University Illustrator Workshop and BU Tour (in conjunction with BCP levelling- up art project). Year 2 - Year 6. March 2024

BCP Levelling up bench winners 2024-2025

Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Arts Project (2022)

Twin Sails Infant School and Hamworthy Park Junior School celebrated the Queen's Platinum Jubilee in style with a week long arts project, in conjunction with The Power House Poole and artist David Bowers. Together we produced 7 mosaic plaques to celebrate the 7 decades of the Queen's reign, held a joint HPJS and TSI art week and exhibition, in which parents were invited to look around both exhibits. We also displayed our artwork at The Lighthouse Theatre in Poole, held drama workshops in school and at The Lighthouse, as well as welcoming over 1000 parents to a whole school singing concert in our school grounds, which included a specially commissioned Jubilee song by local singer/songwriter Ali Sharpe.