Some of the students in stage 2 at Campbelltown made this video to share with the students at Granville. What do you think?

The Shapes Excursion

Last Thursday, we went on an excursion to the city. We met together at Granville station at 9:30am. There were 12 people in my group and the teachers.

First we walked around Macquarie Street and looked at some sculptures. Our teacher Kerry showed and explained about the different shapes. They were very nice structures.

After that, we went to the Art Gallery of NSW, then we walked around the Botanic Gardens. We saw a lot of bats in the trees. They looked like fruit.

Before we came back to the train station, we passed the Opera House.
Finally, we said goodbye at Granville station.

It was an interesting excursion. I won't forget it!

(This recount was beautifully written by Asma and Kim)

The Bellelli Family

This picture shows Degas' aunt with her husband and her daughters. The aunt stands in a regal and protective way, staring sadly past her children and husband. One daughter restrained by her mother’s hand on her shoulder, crosses her hands nervously and stares straight ahead. The other daughter screens her fists to her waist and looks towards her father. They are dressed in black and white. Her husband is shown apart from them, next to the desk and in front of the fireplace.
I like this painting because you can see some beautiful clothes from a long time ago.



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