Sebright believes that the creative experiences we provide for children have a positive impact on their overall development. Our creative opportunities help facilitate their writing, mathematical thinking, critical thinking, investigative skills and cognitive skills, as well as develop their imagination, confidence and pride. The Arts is fundamental to our learning ethos and is taught through our creative approach to the curriculum, which links all areas of learning.
We further embed our passion and love of art by fully immersing the children with murals and work from local artists, framed artwork, mini canvases, installations, imaginative book corners, galleries and frequent opportunities for art in our topic floorbooks.
If you would like to know more about this area of the curriculum, please talk to Anisha Miah, Creative Lead.
Art Around Sebright!
Creative Highlights
There aren't any highlights for this school year just yet, but you can still take a look at our best bits from past years.
Meet the Team
Parent Artist Volunteers
Are you in a creative trade? Could you offer some time to be part of the art community of Sebright?
We are always looking for grownups who are eager to volunteer at the school and share your artistic skills whether it is art, film-making and drama or music-making!
If you are interested, please fill in this form and we will get in touch!
Big Draw
Every term, Sebright devotes a designated week to Big Draw providing children with the opportunity to explicitly learn key art skills of Sketch, Paint and Collage but also to expose children to a variety of artists.
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Find our more about Creative Art in the EYFS
Intent, Implementation, Impact
Projects and Partnerships
Whole School Bow Arts Social Justice Project
