SCHOOLS
DEMONSTRATIONS, WORKSHOPS & RESIDENCIES
Our artists & craftspeople will visit your school to deliver 1/2 to 1 hour talks aswell as demonstrations, residencies and workshops with full student involvement.
Traditional stained glass workshops
Our artists & craftspeople will visit your school to deliver 1/2 to 1 hour talks aswell as demonstrations, residencies and workshops with full student involvement.
Traditional stained glass workshops
Stained glass artist Anna Conti made a framed hanging panel for Dinton Lower School's anniversary.
Funded by the National Lottery, the window was made on site and was split into learning categories: art and music, environment, science and play.
The School's children were involved with the
whole traditional stained glass process which has remained unchanged for centuries.
Thay saw glass cutting, leading, soldering and helped to 'cement' the window and clean it up.
Funded by the National Lottery, the window was made on site and was split into learning categories: art and music, environment, science and play.
The School's children were involved with the
whole traditional stained glass process which has remained unchanged for centuries.
Thay saw glass cutting, leading, soldering and helped to 'cement' the window and clean it up.
Frisby VA Lower School Leicestershire. This 2 x 6 ft window
was designed to reflect the wildlife and countryside surrounding
the school. Complying with health and safety regulations, it is
sealed in a double glazed unit.
Mosaic workshops
Leighton Middle School students made stained glass mosaic mirrors in their after school club.
Each workshop lasted for 1.5hrs over a 5 week period.
Right. A student learning to cut stained glass pieces to fit into his mosaic design.
After cutting and sticking the glass pieces,
the mosaic is grouted in white or coloured grout
then cleaned and polished up.
was designed to reflect the wildlife and countryside surrounding
the school. Complying with health and safety regulations, it is
sealed in a double glazed unit.
Mosaic workshops
Leighton Middle School students made stained glass mosaic mirrors in their after school club.Each workshop lasted for 1.5hrs over a 5 week period.
Right. A student learning to cut stained glass pieces to fit into his mosaic design.
After cutting and sticking the glass pieces, the mosaic is grouted in white or coloured grout
then cleaned and polished up.
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