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Tower Hamlets Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education (RE) would like to invite children and young people from all school phases to join our Spirited Arts Competition.
We welcome entries of art (drawing, painting or sketching etc) from all Tower Hamlets pupils.
Pupils can enter individually or as a group. The competition starts on 26 March 2021 and closes on 7 June 2021.
There are 5 different themes to choose from:
"We have far more in common with each other than divides us"
God's good earth - Beautiful World, Wonderful God
Where is God?
Healing
Inspiring
Further information about these themes can be found on the details ofthemes link below. Pupils should write briefly about their artwork. Some suggested prompts for this are provided below, but free writing is encouraged. A single A4 sheet of 400 words is the maximum size for the pupil’s commentaries.
Here are some prompts for the pupils' writing.
The title I chose is … because …
The deepest thing about my work is …
The religion that inspired my work is …
My RE art work …
This art work is spiritual because …
I think my work connects to religion because …
A quote from a holy book that fits with my work is …
I’ve been investigating …
This picture is all about …
My ‘Art is Heaven’ work is about …
In RE it is good to explore … so …
Doing this work has made me think …
I’ve tried to show my thoughts/ideas/vision/feelings by …
I’ve discovered …
In my picture, you can see …
What I like best about my work is …
I hope people will notice …
This work has helped me to realise …
If you look carefully at the work, you will see …
My vision is …
To make the image, what I did was …
I like the theme I have been working on because …
My main ideas are …
My inspiration came from …
While I was making this, I thought a lot about … and I would like to say …
There will be prizes for a runner up and winner in each theme. The winner will be chosen by a panel of judges from SACRE. A display of the best artwork will be displayed on the SACRE website and other social media platforms.
This project will allow you to enter the local Tower Hamlets Spirited Arts Competition. We would encourage you to enter your best 10 pieces of work in the NATRE national “Spirited Arts Competition”.
Get creative and enter today!
Tower Hamlets Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education (RE) would like to invite children and young people from all school phases to join our Spirited Arts Competition.
We welcome entries of art (drawing, painting or sketching etc) from all Tower Hamlets pupils.
Pupils can enter individually or as a group. The competition starts on 26 March 2021 and closes on 7 June 2021.
There are 5 different themes to choose from:
"We have far more in common with each other than divides us"
God's good earth - Beautiful World, Wonderful God
Where is God?
Healing
Inspiring
Further information about these themes can be found on the details ofthemes link below. Pupils should write briefly about their artwork. Some suggested prompts for this are provided below, but free writing is encouraged. A single A4 sheet of 400 words is the maximum size for the pupil’s commentaries.
Here are some prompts for the pupils' writing.
The title I chose is … because …
The deepest thing about my work is …
The religion that inspired my work is …
My RE art work …
This art work is spiritual because …
I think my work connects to religion because …
A quote from a holy book that fits with my work is …
I’ve been investigating …
This picture is all about …
My ‘Art is Heaven’ work is about …
In RE it is good to explore … so …
Doing this work has made me think …
I’ve tried to show my thoughts/ideas/vision/feelings by …
I’ve discovered …
In my picture, you can see …
What I like best about my work is …
I hope people will notice …
This work has helped me to realise …
If you look carefully at the work, you will see …
My vision is …
To make the image, what I did was …
I like the theme I have been working on because …
My main ideas are …
My inspiration came from …
While I was making this, I thought a lot about … and I would like to say …
There will be prizes for a runner up and winner in each theme. The winner will be chosen by a panel of judges from SACRE. A display of the best artwork will be displayed on the SACRE website and other social media platforms.
This project will allow you to enter the local Tower Hamlets Spirited Arts Competition. We would encourage you to enter your best 10 pieces of work in the NATRE national “Spirited Arts Competition”.
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This competition opens on 26 March 2021.
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This competition will close on 7 June 2021.
Winners announced
this is an upcoming stage for SACRE Art Project
SACRE will judge the entries during the summer term and notify schools of the winners.
Details of the themes
We have far more in common with each other than that which divides us.
We are all different, and all religions are different – but are we all the same too? Can we all be united? What holds humanity together? Is it faith? Hope? Love? Music? What threatens to tear us apart? How can we overcome the divisions that affect us? Make a work of art that shows what unites us, brings us together, joins humans as one people and expresses our harmony.
God's good earth? - Beautiful World, Wonderful God
Are we spoiling God’s good earth? Does the Earth belong to God? Should we be thankful for it? Can we save it in time from the threats of climate change? The beauty of the earth is celebrated in many religions, but the human spoiling of the earth is a danger and a coming crisis. In this theme, learners are invited to show their ideas and beliefs about the natural world, human responsibility for the earth and ways of praying about climate justice.
Where is God?
Where’s God? In your heart? In prayer? In the temple or the universe? Or is she hiding? Is he not there at all? Unreal? Imaginary? Looking for God, searching for him or her, matters to many, but how are we doing in finding God? Would you search with google or a ‘god-detector’? Is God on Instagram or WhatsApp? Can God be found by prayer or by looking among the world’s suffering people? Show us in your artwork how you connect with God.
Healing
Do you believe in healing? Religions love to tell stories of healing, of body, mind and spirit. But not everyone gets healed. And anyway, maybe having our minds or souls healed is more important than bodily healing. Make a work of art that explores a story of healing, or the whole idea.
Inspiring
What inspires you? A song? A quote? Another person’s life? A place? Religion offers people inspiration to live. Sometimes an inspirational life, a person’s example, a text or a piece of music crystallizes our inspiration. What inspires you, from your own religion, other faiths or your own world view. Show us this in your artwork.
