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Young sculptors go wild

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Samantha Pope

Published: 2:00 PM December 26, 2013    Updated: 8:55 PM October 27, 2020
Pupils pictured with some of the sculptures they have helped make.

Pupils pictured with some of the sculptures they have helped make. - Credit: Archant

ANIMAL sculptures have gone on display in a Clevedon primary school.

Pupils pictured with some of the sculptures they have helped make.

Pupils pictured with some of the sculptures they have helped make. - Credit: Archant

Year two pupils at Yeo Moor Primary School made the pieces of art as part of their class topic called Snails and Tails.

Pupils pictured with some of the sculptures they have helped make.

Pupils pictured with some of the sculptures they have helped make. - Credit: Archant

Beforehand they enjoyed a workshop to learn all about willow weaving.

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