Carenne School
The students from Carenne School searched for treasure and found that discarded trash can become the greatest treasure!
They created an incredible dance performance inspired by these found objects entitled ‘Pirates Treasure Hunt’.
A-har me hearties!
Watch this video and join Carenne School as they perform their 'Pirates Treasure Hunt' dance in their search for treasure.
Carenne School - Pirates Treasure Hunt
Duration: 03:01Visual arts
Students from Carenne School created the background for their portraits by rolling paint onto recycled rubber matting then taking a patterned print.
To create the faces for their portraits, the students used a variety of found objects that they collected and stored in the school's art room. From this selection of objects, the students hand-picked items to create the facial features, and the results are some very expressive faces.
Music
Following the theme of found objects, students from Carenne School found the amazing song Jerusalema, which has become a worldwide hit.
During class, the students worked on creating different rhythms, tapping them out on their bodies and against each other with cups and plates they had found in the classroom.
Watch the video as students from Carenne School showcase their rhythmic composition.
Carenne School - rhythmic composition
Duration: 02:50Participating students
Congratulations to the following students from Years 1 to 12 from Carenne School for their wonderful submissions:
Aatif, Adam, Alex, Callan, Darcy, Dylan, Faith, Kade, Lachlan, Liam, Logan, Montana, Paige, Rose and Tristan.
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Third-party content attributions
Student artworks 1-7, © Student/s of Carenne School, 2021, reproduced and communicated with permission.
Student artwork 8, © Student/s of Georges River College Peakhurst Campus, 2021, reproduced and communicated with permission.
Student artwork 9, © Student/s of St George School, 2021, reproduced and communicated with permission.
Student artwork 10, © Student/s of Wairoa School, 2021, reproduced and communicated with permission.
Student artwork 11, © Student/s of Yennora Public School, 2021, reproduced and communicated with permission.