Spring Art Exhibition

Each year for mmmm.. I don't know how long TNPS has hosted a Spring Art Exhibition where every student in the school has a beautiful artwork exhibited to the parent and wider community.  This year the exceptional standard of students work at TNPS, that we have come to expect was well and truly reached.  It has to be said that the students' work was the highlight of the night but it would not have been possible without the generous help of parents and the incredibly amazing Mrs Wendy M, who organised everything!! and in the process kept me sane.  Thank you, I have told you many times but now it is in print...YOU ARE AMAZING!!

The Work of the Students

IOTF 4

The iOTF, i On The Future 4 Conference was held at Turramurra North Public School in August.  Over 600 educators arrived at our school for an exciting day of learning, networking and sharing of ideas and educational practices.  We were honoured to host many inspirational international guests speakers.  We were also lucky enough to be able to showcase a selection of student artworks in a small exhibition located within Stobo Studio.  Here are some images before the guests arrived.

YEAR 4 FEAST

Year 4 students have once again risen to the occasion to produce the most wonderful ceramic pieces in their FEAST lessons.  The images speak for themselves.  Well done Year 4!

A COLLABORATIVE DRAWING PROJECT

Students from Kindergarten to Year 4 and a few students from year 5 and 6 collaborated to produce these lively, vibrant images. Using oil pastels students focused on form, colour, repetition and design.  They are truly beautiful and demonstrate the collective creative abilities of our young artists.

My very helpful helpers who created the colourful backdrop for one of the underwater scenes.  Thank you girls, you are amazing!

YEAR 5 FEAST

The beautiful ceramic results of Year 5 FEAST

FAREWELL TO AN ARTISTIC TREASURE

The title of the article in the North Shore Times announcing Mrs Stobo's retirement after 23 years as art teacher extraordinaire at Turramurra North Public School.  Our art room has been renamed Stobo Studio in honour of Mrs Stobo and the amazing legacy she has left behind.  Her passion and expertise and dedication to teaching students art has resulted in many of her past students pursuing artistic and creative professions from curators to artists to graphic designers and more.  We wish her well and miss her already!

Mrs Stobo was featured in the North Shore Times

Mrs Stobo admiring the new sign

Mrs. Stobo's cake!!