St Paul's Way Trust school
Sameera Alia Hussain
Dellilah Jamal
The University School in the Heart of East London.
At St Paul’s Way Trust we expect each of our graduates to be fully prepared for the opportunities and the demands of the adult world. During each child’s school career, we place strong emphasis on six key areas: Communication, Investigation, Networking, Participation, Scholarship and Vision. It is because students learn to excel in these areas that they gain the confidence to become successful global citizens.
The art team consists of five members of staff, who teach in a visually stunning department, with multi-purpose studios, which provide a stimulating, inspiring and creative environment, where students can enjoy learning, develop confidence and reach their full potential through creative expression.
Students have the opportunity to work in a range of disciplines, exploring painting mediums, mixed media textiles, printmaking, 3-D techniques, photographic and digital media art forms. Artist in residence projects and links with galleries as well as extra-curricular opportunities allow students to develop and refine their interests.
We pride ourselves on connecting and sustaining strong links with art institutions- organisations/ universities/ galleries locally and across London.
We have collaborated on many successful art projects over the years and believe it is essential to give students the opportunity to engage with live projects.
Links:
St Paul's Way Trust School Website: https://www.spwt.net/
Art Department Website: https://stpaulswaytrustartdepartment.weebly.com/
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A level Art Gallery
Samira Elbahja
Hanifah Malik Broken Facade oil on paper
Hanifah Malik Broken Facade Oil on paper
Sameera Alia Hussain iridescent sepia monotype
Dellilah Jamal Motherland oil on paper
Samira Elbahja Dichotomy of Self Acrylic on paper
Samira Elbahja, See me, pencil on paper
Sameera Alia Hussain
Monotype
Sameera Alia Hussain
Monotype
Sameera Alia Hussain
Dellilah Jamal
Hanifah Malik
Samira Elbahja
Dellilah Jamal
Hanifah Malik
Dellilah Jamal
Dellilah Jamal
Dellilah Jamal
Dellilah Jamal
Samira Elbahja
Dellilah Jamal
Hanifah Malik
Hanifah Malik
Samira Elbahja
Dellilah Jamal, Grandparents
Samira Elbahja, acrylic on acetate
Sameera Alia Hussain
Hanifah Malik
Samira Elbahja
Samira Elbahja- installation
GCSE Fine Art, Photography and Textiles Gallery
Nabiha Alam
Abida Khanom
Fathema Sultana
Nabiha Alam
Nikoleta Chatznikou
Abida Khanom
Tahsin Ahmed
Taifah Jannat
Anisah Hussain
Naimah Yasmin
Taifah Jannat
Abida Ali
Helin Sheen
Helin Sheen
Helin Sheen
Sharmin Ahmed
Anisah Hussain
Saima Hoque
Sumaiya Ahmed
Manjur Miah
Shihab Chowdhury
Thasin Ahmed
Siamah Begum
Ishtiaq Hussain
Siamah Begum
Cayden Harrigan
Sunny Ahmed
Moni Aktar
Maddison Elliot
Maddison Elliot
Sunny Ahmed
Sunny Ahmed
Anisah Hussain
Naimah Yasmin
Cayden Harrigan
Cayden Harrigan
Shihab Chowdhury
Abid Ahmed
Shihab Chowdhury
Sharmin Ahmed
Hibah Nuzula
Nabiha Alam
Sumaiya Ahmed
Anisah Hussain
Nikoleta Chatznikou
Hayden O'Donnell
Fahema Mohammed
Meesha Baki
Manjur Miah
Ramim Ahmed
Samia Ahmed
Yusairaa Haqq
Naimah Yasmin
Maryam Ahmed
Tahsina Islam
Majeed Miah
Mohima Begum
Nabiha Alam
Sumaiya Ahmed
Fahema Mohammed
Nabiha Alam
Fathema Sultana
Sumaiya Ahmed
Nabiha Alam
Nabiha Alam
Fathema Sultana
Fathema Sultana
Mehnaz Uddin, Year 10
Abu Hamza, Year 10
Taiyeba Anzum, Year 10
Taiyeba Anzum, Year 10
Mahima Tawhida, Year 10
Iqra Sakinah Karim, Year 10
Haripriya Datta, Year 10
KS3 Gallery
Yasmin Begum, Year 8
Mehreen Amin, Year 8
Lara Morreale, Year 8
Omar Khan, Year 8
Iqra Alam, Year 9
Iqra Alam, Year 9
Iqra Alam, Year 9
World Earth Day - Paint the Change
Paint the Change is a global street art project for social justice. They believe that public art can play a powerful role in stimulating discussions around urgent social issues. ‘A mural is not just a work of art: it becomes a social and digital event and a focus for dialogue and progress’.
World Earth Day is a chance to cherish and celebrate our ecosystem, our fauna and flora. They are vital to our planet and to us humans. They are also filled with beauty. We have reached a critical point and it’s time to act, it’s time to change.
In Spring 2021, Paint the Change together with a street artist ATMA, worked with local schools and communities on the World Earth Day project. The project culminated in creation of a mural celebrating life on our planet as well as a poster which incorporated hundreds of artwork designed by students.
Here are some of our entries!
Miu Sato, Year 7
Ermis Ten Have, Year 7
Alice Jarret, Year 7
Bushra Miah, Year 8
Chloe Eatock- Taylor, Year9
Leon Kozlowski, Year 8
Fizza Shams, Year 8
Zara Miah, Year 8
Hajira Suniya, Year 9
Zaynab Alam, Year 9
Muhammad Naveed, Year7
Iqra Alam, Year 9
Farha Mim, Year 7
Elizabeth Eatock-Taylor, Year 7
Riyadh Abedin, Year 7
Haitham Al-Magtri, Year 7
See if you can spot the students designs in the final poster by ATMA
Paint the Change worked with six schools across London – Barnes Primary, Ben Johnson School, Canary Wharf School, Oakland School and St Paul’s Way Trust School – and Instagram supporters on Our Earth: A Fragile Paradise.
The design was composed by street artist ATMA who received more than 350 drawings of plants and animals from the school pupils and Instagram audience – each one representing the flora or fauna that participants felt was an essential part of our global ecosystem. Posters of the design will be installed in each school. @paintthechangeglobal @atmastudio #paintthechangeglobal #climatechange #WorldEarthDay #atmastudios.