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Our Ladys College Greenhills

Our Lady’s College, Greenhills is a Catholic girls’ secondary school located in Greenhills, Drogheda, under the trusteeship of CEIST (Catholic Education, an Irish Schools Trust). Founded by the Presentation Sisters with a strong Catholic ethos, the school provides a broad junior and senior cycle education tailored to the needs and potential of each student, supported by pastoral care and a commitment to academic and personal development.

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Mary completed her third year teaching placement in Our Ladys College, Greenhills. During this placement, she taught a variety of year groups including 1st year, 2nd year, Transition Year, and 5th year. 

UoL - 1st Year Lino Print

Aim: Through the exploration of observational drawing and examining an artist's work, pupils will design and print a lino print based on the theme “from garden to gallery“ and inspired by the use of texture, line and pattern.

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Learning Outcomes: 

Element: Critical and Visual Language:

3.2 use critical and visual language to explain their own designs and those of others.

Element: Drawing:

3.6 design a final work based on their drawings [and those of others].

2.6 investigate their own personal approach to craftwork through the technical and creative application of drawing and mark making.

Element: Visual Culture and Appreciation:

1.7 examine the method of a number of artists and the artwork they created.

Element: Art Elements and Design Principles (AEDP):

1.10 identify the use of art element and design principles within an artwork

1.12 apply their understanding of the art elements and design principles to make an artwork.

Element: Media: 

1.15 critique the choice of media in their own or others artwork

Example of Final Outcome

Pupils' Work

UoL - 1st Year mixed Media Drawing and Collage

Aim: Students will create an A4 mixed media composition on a fictional hybrid creature, through the exploration of the AEDP variety, Movement and Shape.

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Learning Outcomes: 

1.5 – interpret the world and communicate ideas through visual means

1.6 – use drawing to communicate their personal outlook or understanding

1.10 – identify the use of art elements and design principles within an artwork

1.12 – apply their understanding of the art elements and design principles to make an artwork

1.14 – use media to create their own artwork

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Example of Final Outcome

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Pupils' Work

UoL - 5th Year Visual Studies

Aim: To explore and appreciate the significance of pre-Christian Ireland, students will analyse, interpret, and create artwork, aiming to relate the context with that of the wider world, thereby cultivating critical thinking, artistic skills, and cultural appreciation.

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Learning Outcomes: 

Research:

1.1 Looking: Students should be able to use critical and visual language to describe an artwork.

1.4 Contextual Enquiries: students should be able to explain how context and period influence artistic thinking.

 

Create:

2.1 Making: Students should be able to apply appropriate skills, knowledge and techniques

 

Respond:

3.1 Analyse: Students should be able to discuss examples from visual studies.

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Pupils' Work

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