Pheobe (Year 3) made this brilliant bunting and poster to celebrate VE Day. Great work Pheobe and thanks for sharing.

Wow! These brothers  had a lovely V.E day and displayed their artwork in their window, along with some bunting. They made theirr own scones and had afternoon tea, which was a lovely treat! They were lucky enough to see the Spitfire and had  a fabulous view! Thank you Islwyn (Year 6) and Mostyn (Year 3) for sharing this with us.

Look at this lovely bunting that Jay (Year 2) has made to celebrate VE Day. I love the Union flags too. Great work Jay and thanks for sharing!

I love this VE Day medal that Isabella (Year 1) has made.  The shiny, gold plate is the perfect base for the medal and she has decorated it with a selection of carefully chosen collage item. Fab work Isabella and thanks for sharing!

Wow! Wow! Wow! These boys always work hard and produce fantastic artwork, but for VE Day they have really excelled! Max (Year 1) and Kiean (Year R) have made a vast array of fantastic art.  They used recycled boxes and toilet rolls to make a terrific tank and then painted it with camouflage colours. so that it looks very authentic. Then they  coloured in some posters and made a huge Union Jack poster, which looks simply stunning.
After that they boys made  some poppies but in different ways. Kiean used a balloon to make his bunting, while  Max used paper plates to make his. However, they both look amazing!
They boys also made some sausage rolls and scones and  enjoyed a party in the garden, listening  to some 1940’s music and playing some traditional games.  It sounds like the whole family had a great time celebrating VE Day.  Thanks  for sharing your brilliant art with us all!

Aaron (Year 3) has made this fabulous VE Day bunting.  Thanks for sharing this with us Aaron.

Denzel (Year 1) has been busy making VE Day crafts with his mum and dad.  As you can see, he has made a bright red poppy and  silhouettes of soldiers.  Great work Denzel…and your mum and dad! Thanks for sharing.

Look at this lovely poster created by Isa (Year R). Fab work Isa!

Wow! Wow! Wow!  This is a very powerful piece of art with a very powerful message. Jonah (Year 3) has been working all week on this fascinating project and it’s too good not to share with you all. Jonah has been busy researching and learning about the role that the Monuments Men played towards the end of the Second World War.  They were instrumental in ensuring that important and significant pieces of art and statues were not destroyed by Hitler and his army. Once the war was over they also returned the art to their rightful owners. Jonah has worked hard on a collage to celebrate what they did for art and culture.  Without them a great deal of art would have been lost forever.   It is clearly evident that Jonah has dedicated a great deal of time on this, but I’m so glad he did because it is such an important reminder for us all and a truly stunning collage.  Thank you so much for sharing this with us Jonah and thank you to the Monuments men who preserved so much art that will be cherished for generations to come!

I think this VE Day piece of art that Caitlin  (Year 3) has created on her tablet is sensational.  I love the colours that she has chosen and the overall image is one of celebration.  Well done Caitlin and thanks for sharing!

What fabulous bunting created by Kieran to celebrate VE Day. Well done Kieran and thanks for sharing!

This is a magnificent medal that Tommy (Year 2) has made to pay tribute to all the historic people who contributed to the victory on VE Day.  Great work Tommy!

Wow!  Look at this brilliant bunting that Jasmine (Year 3) has made to celebrate VE Day.  All the time and effort that she has put into making the bunting has certainly paid off because it looks absolutely amazing!  Thank you so much for sharing this with us Jasmine!

As promised, here is the VE Day decorated windows created by Jacob (Year 6), Aimee (Year 3) and Sofia (Year 1).  It is a fitting tribute to this historic occasion and all the hard work was well worth it .  Great job…well done to you all!

 Maisie drew and coloured in  this brilliant VE Day picture all by herself, and she also made these sensational salt dough medals and painted them too. She is looking forward to decorating her  windows later ready for VE Day celebrations, as they  are having a (social distancing) street party..she is excited in getting her face painted and dressing up for the day and having a picnic on her driveway. Thanks for sharing these with us Maisie and have a fantastic VE Day!

I’m loving this VE Day bunting that Calin (Year 4) has made.  He has clearly thought very hard about it and put in a great deal of time and effort and it looks just fab! Bravo Calin! Thanks for sharing this with us!

Look at this fantastic sketch for VE Day that Sabrina (Year 5) has created.  Great work Sabrina and thanks for sharing!

This brilliant bunting has been made by Phoebe (Year 1) and it will look amazing anywhere it hangs.  Just look how carefully she has coloured it and put it all together. Amazing work Phoebe and thank you for sharing!

This stunning piece of art from Daniel O (Year 5) literally took my breath away.  Not only is the subject very poignant, but the level of detail and skill that he has shown is outstanding. There is something very special about pencil drawings that I find really moving. Daniel, I hope you are really proud of these pictures they are a ‘WORK OF ART! Thank you so much for sharing them with us!

This fabulous bunting to celebrate VE Day has been made by Matthew (Year 2) and Neve (Year 1).  When their mum told me they had lots of fun making this it brought a smile to my face because that is what art is all about…having fun! Well done Matthew and Neve and thanks for sharing!

This amazing picture has been created by Isabeau (Year 3).  It is a very thoughtful piece of art, which really sums up the VE celebrations, while also paying tribute to the NHS with a thank you to them all. Fab work Isabeau and thank you so much for sharing this with us.

Here we have Jacob (Year 6)  Aimee (Year 3) and Sofia (Year 1), who are all working very hard on VE Day art work for their window display.  It is wonderful to see them all concentrating so well and I’m hoping that they send me photos of their finished display.  Well done and keep up the good work!

Wow! This is an amazing piece of art to celebrate VE Day.  Monique (Year 6) has demonstrated a great deal of skill, time and patience to create this and I think it is a true ‘MASTERPIECE’.  Monique, thank you for sharing this with us!

Goodness me – these VE Day decorations made by Lucy (Year 4) and Freddie (Year R) are simply stunning!  It is clear that they have worked hard and really taken their time because the they look terrific.  Fab work Lucy and Freddie!

Wow I’m loving this VE picture that Vincent (Year 3) has created…it’s fabulous.  He started by drawing around the shadows of his toy soldiers, but they were very small, so he had to try a different method.  I’m so glad that Vincent did persevere and didn’t give up because the end result is astounding.  Thank you for sharing this with us Vincent!

The Marples boys have been busy creating again.  This time they have made these stunning sunsets pictures with soldier silhouettes to celebrate VE Day.  All three have done an amazing job and the time and effort that they have put into them was well worth it as they are ‘a wonderful work of art’.  Kian (Year 6),  Conor (Year 4) and Dillon (Year 1) thank you so much for sharing these – I’m sure you will inspire others to give this a try.

This is Caelan’s (Year 1)  spectacular  VE Day picture. His mummy did the outline for the VE and Caelan had fun drawing and colouring the rest of his picture.  Calelan has done an excellent job…and so did his mummy! Thanks for sharing.

Look at these fabulous pictures drawn by Fabio (Year 3) and his sister Fia (Year 1).  They are  bright, colourful and well drawn and really give a good feeling of thanks for VE Day. Great work Fabio and Fia.

This beautifully drawn bunting has been made by Cian (Year 4).  It is clear that he has spent a great deal of time and effort making this and I’m pleased he did as it looks brilliant.  Excellent work Cian and thanks for sharing!

Wow! Look at this stunning bunting that Christina (Year R) has made. Christina enjoyed making this bunting, she coloured it carefully then cut the paper around the shapes then  her sisters, Eva and Emma helped her stick them together.  I think it looks amazing .  Great job Christina and thank you for sharing!

Goodness me Humphrey has been busy again.  This time he has been making bunting and other pictures celebrating VE day and the work of the NHS.  Two great causes Humphrey – thanks for sharing!