Yesterday, we proudly marked the end of our final Workplace Windows project with a fantastic celebration assembly. A huge thank you goes to Tailored Images for partnering with us to deliver such a rich and engaging experience for our pupils. Throughout the project, pupils had the opportunity to explore the vision and values of Tailored Images and gain a real insight into the garment printing process - an amazing example of hands-on learning in action!
Back in the classroom, pupils used Adobe to design their own trees, each one representing what Queen Elizabeth II Primary School means to them and the values they believe are most important. Tailored Images generously printed each of these meaningful designs onto a T-shirt for the pupils to keep - a wonderful memento of their learning journey.
This experience not only supported pupils in developing their ICT and design skills, but it will also provide valuable insight as we continue to evaluate and develop our school vision, a key focus of the year's School Development Plan.
It has been inspiring to see our pupils engaging so positively, showing creativity, teamwork and pride in representing our school in the wider community.
