A hanging paper tapestry, a rust-coloured plinth featuring six small-scale craft objects in bronze, enamel and wood.

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Woodfield Primary School

Craft School: Material World Exhibition 2025

“I loved the project and so did the children!”

- Teacher's statement

  • Material World submission by Akash, Tymon and Amias at Woodfield Primary. Black background behind an earth sculpture with a sad face. Pieces of plastic rubbish are surrounding the earth sculpture.
    Project Earth by Akash, Tymon and Amias
  • Material World submission by Alex, Rico, Cairan at Woodfield Primary. A turtle with a painted brown body and green arms and face coming out of a cardboard sea. The arms of the turle are decorated with 3D green spots.
    Turtle by Alex, Rico and Cairan
  • Material World submission by Amiyah and Kara at Woodfield Primary. A blue and green Earth sculpture with bottle cap eyes. The sculpture is inside a turquoise cardboard frame.
    Save Planet Earth by Amiyah and Kara
  • Material World submission by Archie, Henry and Ciaran at Woodfield Primary. A blue painted box with an orange ball hanging from the top of the box. The orange ball has a sad face and there is blue sea coming out of its mouth.
    Save the Seas by Archie, Henry and Ciaran
  • Material World submission by Flo, Erin and Jayla at Woodfield Primary. A black painted box with a turtle decorated with green bottle caps. inside. The turtle has plastic waste wrapped around its face. On top of the box is Earth sculpture with a sad face.
    Project Turtle by Flo, Erin and Jayla
  • Material World submission by Isla & Alexandra at Woodfield Primary. Hammerhead Shark made from a plastic bottle handing from the top of cardboard box, painted with an underwater theme.
    Hammerhead Shark by Isabel & Alexandra
  • Material World submission by Logan at Woodfield Primary. Octopus made from plastic recycling with a pink head an googly eyes. The octopus is inside a blue cardboard with plastic rubbish surrounding it.
    Octopus by Logan
  • Material World submission by Max and Caleb at Woodfield Primary. A yellow crocodile inside a blue box. There is underwater creatures made from bottle tops and netting hanging from the top of the cardboard box.
    Plastic Pollution by Max and Caleb
  • Material World submission by Olivia and Mia at Woodfield Primary. Painted cardboard scene of the Planet. The inside walls are painted black with yellow dots and read 'Do not damage the Planet'. There is signpost which reads 'Stop throwing litter'
    Planet Earth by Olivia and Mia
  • Material World submission by Shanaya, Sara and Puneet at Woodfield Primary. A brown cardboard box with a scene showing deforestation. There are twigs and miniature stones on the ground and a photograph of the destruction on the back wall of the box.
    Deforestation by Shanaya, Sara and Puneet
  • Jellyfish by Avani and Gurkirath
    Jellyfish by Avani and Gurkirath

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