Portraits and Poses

Expressive Arts

Year 2

This companion project to Magnificent Monarchs teaches children about portraiture. They analyse the portraits of Tudor monarchs and compare Tudor portraits and selfies today. They use photo editing software to create royal portraits.

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This project is part of the Cornerstones Curriculum which is available through an annual licence for Cwricwlwm Maestro.

It is a companion project to the humanities project Magnificent Monarchs.

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This project is part of the Cornerstones Curriculum which is available through an annual licence for Cwricwlwm Maestro.

It is a companion project to the humanities project Magnificent Monarchs.

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We are in a much better place with CM than with our old curriculum. We will be making it more bespoke in the second year.

I have used Cornerstones from its first launch. The product has been refined over time as it is driven by feedback from schools and teachers delivering the content. The company is also responsive to a school's needs.

Maestro is a real time saver, particularly for leadership teams and subject leaders. There is a wealth of information and resources which can be used and adapted by creative skills teachers. The way the curriculum is mapped is excellent and was commented on in a very recent Ofsted inspection.

I have recommended and told many other schools and school staff about it. I would always though suggest that they need to ensure it is right for their school setting and the needs of their staff and pupils.