Art / Photography
Mount Without hosting exhibition of photos of an extraordinary school year
During their time in Year 6, primary school pupils documented an extraordinary school year which has now been turned into an extraordinary photo exhibition.
The exhibition is being hosted at The Mount Without, with dozens of black and white photos of display of a school year where Zoom classes, face masks and social distancing became the norm.
The framed photos are on display in the former St Michael on the Mount church next door to the former St Michael’s on the Mount Primary School, now known as Willow Park.
As Bristol24/7 has previously reported, Children in Year 6’s Birch class were given free reign over the course of the entire school year to document to document their last year as primary school pupils.
Now their work can be seen on display as the children get ready to move on to secondary school and their former school opens with a new name.
Year Six pupils documented their final year at primary school in photos – photo: Birch Class
Also on display at the exhibition are photos from last term’s St Michael’s school play – photo: Rob Browne
A former Year 6 pupil holding the photo in which she features – photo: Rob Browne
The exhibition is part of Bristol Photo Festival. It is on display at the Mount Without from September 3-6 and 12-14 between 11am and 4pm.
For more information, visit www.bristolphotofestival.org/a-year-in-st-michaels-on-the-mount-without
Main photo: Rob Browne
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