What does cultural capital include at Howe Dell? Just a few examples...
Circus to provide a live, affordable experience
HDGT: Fund Raising for 10 years for charities
Bollywood Evening celebrated our diverse HD family
Live jazz improvisation with 400 children
Night at the Opera for families
Chance to be part of an audience for live acts
Designs to create our Eco Bus resource
How children perceived creativity Y1 & 2
QR codes on our artwork planned by YCA
Remembrance acknowledges our past and gives thanks
YCA planned whole site Chinese Dragon parade
Fire Brigade help reenact our great Fire of London
WALL ART FINAL DESIGN AGREED!
This was as a result of wide consultation and passionate views!
We have opted for black and white figures for Route 4, with adaption of girl gymnast on left hand side on beam.
The Senior Leadership Team have deliberated at length and agreed:
We took into account a large majority of votes 205 rather than 118 for black and white option. These were the 2 most popular options.
Following comments and suggestions, we have used preferred silhouettes, lower border and font.
We have considered suggestions from Route 1 and 3 as to preferred options in the detail of the final design.
We have also considered that some staff raised concern with the scale of the wall colour may be over stimulating for our children with special needs and sensitivity to this, including autism.
The staff everyone agreed was the most important aspect of the design, which remains a focus with black and white figures, but loses impact with multi coloured design.
The curtains and colour scheme of school logo and uniform to avoid clashes.
To be completed 23rd December 2019, to inspire the next generation of Howe Dell at the start of a new decade, what is the essence of our School!
What could we design to make a feature wall which represents what Howe dell means to us all? A project spannig 6 weeks of debate, design and modification, resulting in a focal celebration of what makes Howe Dell the best school in the universe! Over 500 people contributed from parents and staff to governors and of course children.
Staff training on creativity and what does this mean, including key messages from Royal Opera House Thriving Child Conference. As a result, EVERY child visits a museum or gallery each year and parents are encouraged to take children to our Library half termly as a Home Learning Challenge. Our Night at the Opera event was booked on site, our Celebrating our Diverse Howe Dell Family Festival is planned with a Hear My Voice Week to enrich learning, including input from 'Zulu Nation!'. Theatre trips and singing in the community includes West End Shows and our choir performing at the O2. In 2020 we plan to sing at the Royal Albert Hall. We were also included in the Arts Mark Annual Film 2019. The following arose from staff training October 2019:
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