Congratulations to Zac, from Kingsdale Foundation School (right) and Cavalli, from St Michael’s Catholic College (left) who are the winner and runner-up in our January photography competition to recreate a Work of Art. The central picture belongs to Chris, also from St Michael’s Catholic College, who won the staff competition. View all the entries on Flickr.
The theme for March has been announced as Self Portraits.
Announcing the winners of the February round of the SSLP’s Photography Competition, when participants were tasked with re-creating a work of art.
Joel, who is currently in Year 9 at Westminster City School, has written about his experience being on the panel with students from Dulwich College, St Michael’s Catholic College and UAE South Bank for
Thinking About… Identity with David Lammy MP on Tuesday 2nd February.
Read about his experience: Discussions with David
We’ve run three Thinking About… webinars this half term, Thinking About
…Genocide with Dr James Smith, …Identity with David Lammy MP, and …Kindness with Dr Oliver Scott Curry. We’ve had 321 viewers joining us from 19 different schools, and a further 100 viewers watching the recordings.
We’re still finalising the speakers for next half term but already confirmed are Thinking About… Sustainable finance with Daniel Hanna, …Being happy in your own skin with Pamela Dusu, and …LGBTQ+ identity in the corporate world with Lord Browne.
Despite the ongoing national lockdown the SSLP is thriving in the virtual world of partnerships. This week eight of our students joined David Lammy MP to ask him questions about his latest book, Tribes, and his thoughts on identity, racial inequality and belonging. This was the latest webinar in our Thinking About series and it attracted 165 viewers! If you would like to view the recording please contact admin@sslp.education
We also had the pleasure of announcing the winners of December’s Photography Competition – Still Life. You can see all the entries on Flickr.
Congratulations to Olivia, Cavali, Emily and Diana.
Our Judge for the month was Chantal Gilou, Artist and Art Teacher at JAGS.
Thank you for inviting me to select this December’s Photography winners. The category of ‘Still Life’ is a hard, but good theme I believe! The entries ranged from contemporary takes on the quintessential still life object; fruit, plants, ceramic pots, jars; to the more subtle descriptions of space and changing light sources. It was an absolute joy to see all the entries. Very well done to all that entered. A special congratulations to the winners and runners up.
Best wishes.
Chantal