Fantasia a glitter of expression and creativity

Principal of The British School in Colombo Dr. John Scarth and the chief guest renowned artist Noeline Fernando enjoying some of the creations of the exhibition	Parents and students of The British School going through some of the creations of the exhibition

Freedom of expression and creativity were the key slogans at this year’s Junior Art Exhibition of The British School in Colombo and worked off in the junior classes last week.

The exhibition, held under the theme, Fantasia, produced some glowing creations as it brought out the creativity, imaginativeness,ability and the talents of the students ranging from the nursery up to year six.

The title, Fantasia itself provided the students a huge area to cover where they could imagine and become very expressive on different themes like underwater, expression on trees and feelings coming out through facial expressions which helped them to reveal their inner creativity.

This year’s event was not merely about paint and art work, but of a broader scope. The students were given a huge amount of substances from recycle materials to natural materials like sawdust, wood, dried leaves, roots and household items which gave them the opportunity to expose themselves to a range of creations.

The British School in Colombo stretches the talents of every child to ensure an all-round education.