Following their study of WW2 a Year 6 class worked together in small groups to create a giant wall hanging depicting a timeline of World War 2 key events. Photos, pictures, informative writing and textiles were sewn together to create this interactive multimedia piece.

The children planned their designs on paper, created a mood board of ideas, textiles and functionality before deconstructing their existing school uniform and re-designing then sewing their new futuristic uniform.   

KS2 children all designed a fabric poppy which they cut, pinned and sewed on to individual calico squares. These were put together as a collection to produce a wall hanging which was displayed in the local church.

A whole school project - over several full day sessions we worked with pupils from all classes to produce an enormous banner and individual posters incorporating the school logo and school values. This is hung in the school hall for everyone to see.   

A collective class project. Researching WW2 posters and the use of them to encourage a countrywide effort to 'do your bit' the children recreated their favourites using textiles. The children worked in small groups to produce five A3 size posters.

A year 6 project - working in pairs and small groups to produce an interactive multimedia folder detailing the journey and story of The Titanic. From boarding passes to fashion and dress and a large pull out textile centre fold of The Titanic, another example of an interactive multimedia piece of work displayed as a ring bound 'book'.