Expressive arts
Food and drink challenge for pupils at Bo’ness Academy
A secondary school and a local food manufacturing company have created a partnership project aimed at first year students. Employer personnel, school staff and students discuss the project, the way that it developed, opportunities for cross-curricular learning and the how it has raised self-esteem for many students. The film shows how the project has strong links to Curriculum for Excellence.
Opening the art world
Pupils at Lossiemouth High School were able to expand their artistic horizons without leaving rural Moray thanks to a partnership between the school and the National Galleries of Scotland.
Designing gifts for a visitor attraction
Amazonia, Scotland's only indoor tropical rainforest, asked Carluke High School pupils to research and design products for their gift shop.
Making a business with art and design
Two young textile designers worked with St Ninian's High School to show the connections betweeen art and design, and business studies.
Creative fashion course gives girls confidence
Hawick High School's creative fashion course allows the pupils to design and make their own clothes and jewellery, using recycled materials from the local textile mills and a fibre-optic factory.
Drawing on a parent's musical talents
Moncrieffe Nursery School drew on the talents of one of their parents to extend the children's music activities.