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There are so many reasons why a school approaches Daisi to work with an artist. All Saints Marsh Primary School were looking for an artist to nurture and develop their children’s drawing skills, recognising the importance of building the foundation stones for drawing, just as in English and Maths. Funded by @thf_charity artist @monica_shanta_ developed activity sheets before working with every class in the school across two days to show how to use shading to bring shapes into three dimensions.
Often, a school asks Daisi for support in developing a permanent installation for their school grounds. It can be a daunting prospect, to create something durable that incorporates the school’s values and the contribution of its children, and Daisi works with a number of artists who are brilliant at just this!

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We work with young people, their families and communities to create opportunities to take part in the kinds of arts activities that have a real and lasting effect.

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