Tuesday, 27 March 2018

Schools Art Competition - Central Bank of Ireland



To commemorate its 75th anniversary, the Central Bank of Ireland 
is inviting schools across the country to take part in a national art competition. 

The Central Bank of Ireland National Art Competition 
invites students of all ages to take on the role of coin designers.

Irish collector coins celebrate figures of national importance 
and commemorate significant events in Irish history. 

In keeping with this tradition, our art competition asks students to take inspiration 
from significant people and events from the past 75 years and design their own €2 coin.

Competition rules:
Coin designs must be drawn in either pen/pencil in the form of a circle of 200mm in diameter on an A4 sheet of white paper or card.
The words “Γ‰ire” and “2018” should be included on all designs (as per the national side of a €2 coin).
Students do not need to include the surrounding stars in their design.


Well done to this 4th YR student on his entry!

His influence/ research developed from the Celtic tiger, 
Good luck! 






6LCA - Laura Lynn Charity Donations 'Thank you!'


Laura Lynn has sent a thank you letter 
to the 6th YR students on their great work
last term- creating & selling decorations! 

Well done 6th Yrs! 
Your hand crafted decorations were brilliant 
& all proceeds were donated to a great cause! 



to see more of the hand crafted decorations from the students click the link below https://missdignamart.blogspot.ie/2018/02/6th-yr-lca.html

Wednesday, 21 March 2018

1st YR - Design a Clay Monster!

First Year

🎨 Clay Monster Pinch Pots! 🎨

Below are some of the designs students have created 
before the creation of their clay pieces! 

* For Absent students / students catching up I have attached 
screenshots of the powerpoint below for you to follow.














Monday, 19 March 2018

JCSP Make A Book Exhibition πŸŽ¨πŸ“–










2nd Year students created a book during their
english classes with the great help from
Mr. O'Nuallain and guest Dave Haplin.πŸ“–

When the story and students were happy with their 
finished storythey passed the work onto the art department, 

this is when we transformed the chaptersand scenes into art !🎨





When the students completed the artwork, the story and the images were compiled into a book! πŸ“–

Some 2nd Yr students went to present all the hard workat the DΓΊn Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council hall amongst other school
 students who created books & artwork! 

Here are images of the day! 

πŸ†πŸ† Well Done Second Years! πŸ†πŸ† 






The books & artwork have now returned to the school 
where it is displayed and available to read/view in our own library!πŸ“š


2nd Year - Single Colour Lino Prints - Inspired by the students own JCSP Make a Book.

Work created by very talented second year student.🎨

These single coloured lino block prints were inspired
 by the book wrote also by second year students 
called The Secret of Evermore Library. πŸ˜€