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| 23 Mar 2026 | |
| The Studio School News |
They have been considering the history of fabric dying around the world, the use of mordants in the dying process and have explored the effect of pH on their dyes. Once the dyes were made, they used a resist technique to achieve patterns such as stripes and swirls. This topic links to Widnes's historical and ongoing links to the dying industry, and this will be explored next week.
In January, our Ignite students were challenged to create a piece of art for this year’s Dot Art competition. All submissions have now been uploaded t… More...
Year 12 and 13 social science students were invited to take part in a zoom call with members of Liverpool Law Society. More...
On Thursday, Sir Peter Rigby, serial entrepreneur, visited Liverpool Life Sciences to sit down with our students for the Kids Interview Entrepreneurs … More...
In January, our Ignite students were challenged to create a piece of art for this year’s Dot Art competition. All submissions have now been uploaded t… More...
Students were set a challenge at the end of a topic on leaf cutter ants; working together to produce a parade of ants from plasticine. More...
Thursday marked the grand finale of the Science Solutions competition, and what an incredible celebration of creativity and innovation it was! More...
