Principal, Mark Potter has a lot to celebrate with the on the calendar next month. Although the school has experienced many changes over it’s 100 years , it seems to sustain an inclusive culture for all abilities, is one of the most culturally diverse schools in the region and has a healthy allocation of refugee families. Yet the kids are known for being “happy” and the school seems to form the heart of the Berhampore community.
Principal, Mark Potter has a lot to celebrate with the on the calendar next month. Although the school has experienced many changes over it’s 100 years , it seems to sustain an inclusive culture for all abilities, is one of the most culturally diverse schools in the region and has a healthy allocation of refugee families. Yet the kids are known for being “happy” and the school seems to form the heart of the Berhampore community.
Artist Siv B Fjaerestad talks about “Park Painting”. Yes you heard that right, she is about to create what will be Wellington’s largest public artwork called Projected Fields- a giant painting that will spread across Berhampore’s Macalister and Liardet St. Parks.
And all of us Wellingtonians are invited to a giant picnic to help activate it, this Sunday the 19th of April at 12pm.
Advocate for art in public spaces, Mark Amery also joins this discussion about the vision behind this extraordinary art adventure.
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