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Silver Arts Award - Lily H - Links to all completed parts of the award

Unit 1 - arts practice and pathways at a glance.

A:  Identify and plan an arts challenge

Post detailing my plans: Planning Stage

B: Implement and review the arts challenge

Digital art:  Reflections on my digital art piece
Clay modelling:  Reflections on my clay modelling piece
Acrylic art:  Reflections on my acrylic art piece
Water colour art:  Reflections on my first watercolour piece and Reflections on my second watercolour piece
Pencil drawings: Reflections on my pencil drawings
Review of the Arts Challenge: Part B Review

C: Review arts events

Twenty One Pilots Concert

D: Arts research

Graphic Design Club and Creative Futures Event

Unit 2 - arts leadership

A: Identify leadership role and plan the project's aims

Part A

B: Plan the practical issues

Part B

C: Effective arts leadership

Part C

D: Working effectively with others

Part D

E: Review the project and leadership role

Part E

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