Shirebrook students take part in art installation

Students at three Shirerbook schools have taken part in a special art project alongside their local churches.

By Katrina Taylor

Published 7th May 2021, 16:17 BST

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The HOPE project is a collaborative project with all three TEAM Education schools, Stubbin Wood School, Model Village Primary School, Whaley Thorns Primary School and all local churches.

The project is based on hope and centres around looking forward to returning to normal life after COVID-19.

Each student from all schools was asked to complete a piece of art work based on their own hope, dreams and desires.

Shirebrook art installation at Shirebrook Holy Trinity Church by The HOPE project.
Sarah Baker CEO of TEAM education trust, Rev John Draycott, Alan Brown principal Model Village School, Patricia Lyons Art co-ordinator and Rev Karen Bradley. — Shirebrook art installation at Shirebrook Holy Trinity Church by The HOPE project. Sarah Baker CEO of TEAM education trust, Rev John Draycott, Alan Brown principal Model Village School, Patricia Lyons Art co-ordinator and Rev Karen Bradley.

Shirebrook art installation at Shirebrook Holy Trinity Church by The HOPE project.
Sarah Baker CEO of TEAM education trust, Rev John Draycott, Alan Brown principal Model Village School, Patricia Lyons Art co-ordinator and Rev Karen Bradley. — Shirebrook art installation at Shirebrook Holy Trinity Church by The HOPE project. Sarah Baker CEO of TEAM education trust, Rev John Draycott, Alan Brown principal Model Village School, Patricia Lyons Art co-ordinator and Rev Karen Bradley.

Patricia Lyons, head of art and design for TEAM explained: “It is the first community project undertaken by TEAM Education, and underpins our desire to highlight how important community links are and to showcase the work of the amazing students in TEAM Education.

“I approached Reverend John Draycott, and Vicar Karen Bradley and, with their kind support, the final art installations will be displayed in Holy Trinity, Holy Cross, St Luke’s and St Michael’s.”

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Shirebrook art installation by The HOPE project.
Clare Draycott looking at one of the art pieces. — Shirebrook art installation by The HOPE project. Clare Draycott looking at one of the art pieces.

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