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Sutton Pupils Learn the Power of Art with Recycled Remembrance Display The Walking Welcoming Growing Vol.25 No.10 Newspaper of the Anglican Diocese of Southwark December 2020/January 2021 Top of the pops A new arrival Crown jewel Nine Elms Arts Four-page special Women’s Adviser Ministry releases a on doing Advent appointed Queen’s “Song for Hope” differently Chaplain See page 4 See pages 6-9 See page 12 Sutton pupils learn the power of art with recycled Remembrance display The staff and students at All Saints, The idea built on All Saints’ previous shared their appreciation with Victoria, “When it came round to Poppy Day, Benhilton CofE Primary School put year’s Remembrance display but and the children were able to admire it because a family member is in the armed their old plastic bottles to an unusual took it one stage further. Victoria as they waited in their bubbles outside forces, it’s something that’s very personal use when they recycled them to wanted to add another dimension by school each morning. to me,” she said. make a striking Remembrance Day encouraging the pupils to think about the “The children all line up outside the And there is more to come. Victoria is display early last month. environmental aspects. school in the morning to be let in by already planning her next project: a whole- “Poppies” were cut from the bottles, “I had a big stack of plastic bottles in my teachers, so we asked them if they could school assessment following a National which the students had collected well classroom, and I said to the children, ‘look see how many poppies there were, and Association of Teachers of Religious in advance. Staff then used cable ties to how much plastic is just being thrown to look at them and appreciate them,” Education (NATRE) scheme of work on secure them to the school fence. away just from our class’. So we were Victoria said, adding: “Obviously, all the “what does Heaven look like to you”. also thinking about the environment and poppies look the same and I’ve heard The school’s Art Lead and the teacher in “It’s had a very good reception,” Victoria how we’ve now turned the bottles into them say, ‘I can’t find my poppy!’.” charge of the project, Victoria Harrington, said. “I’m looking forward to getting that something else,” she said. said: “I put out the call early to get For Victoria herself, this has been up and running.” as many bottles as we possibly could, The project has been well received, rewarding. The idea of using art to boost e-mailing parents, and saying to the despite there being no grand unveiling pupils’ sense of attainment, and to help For more Remembrance children, ‘let’s collect hundreds, at least owning to Coronavirus restrictions. them shine, is very close to her heart. The stories, see page 5 one bottle per child’.” Parents and community members have subject matter, too, is important to her: More images and local stories online — follow our blog or find us on social media @SouthwarkCofE 2 | The BRIDGE December 2020/January 2021 A view from NEWS IN BRIEF The Independent Faith Engagement Review – get involved The Church of England is encouraging people to fill in an online survey from the BRIDGE Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. 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