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Lesson 1: Clacton pigeon mural: Banksy

Looking beyond the seemingly discriminatory tone of Banksy's Clacton pigeon mural, children consider what message Banksy was trying to convey, and alter the image to reflect British Values.

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Before the lesson

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Differentiation

Pupils needing extra support: Should be placed within a mixed ability group so there will be support for all learners. May need to use one of the class suggestions for how to alter the pigeon image.

 

Pupils working at greater depth: Should analyse and evaluate the messaging behind the artwork in greater depth. Should be able to come up with their own original ideas about how the message could be altered.

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Assessing pupils' progress and understanding

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Vocabulary

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Example work

Banksy John Scurr 4

John Scurr Primary School
Banksy John Scurr 3

John Scurr Primary School
Banksy John Scurr 2

John Scurr Primary School
Banksy John Scurr1

John Scurr Primary School

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