Secondary Schools
The Mosaic Rooms works in collaboration with local secondary schools on special projects which are artist and participant-led, and which are purposeful and relatable to the lives of those taking part. You can visit The Mosaic Rooms with your school; get in touch to arrange this by contacting learning@mosaicrooms.org.
We have created a resource for students in Key Stage Three, which is inspired by the Constellations of Multiple Wishes exhibition and includes discussion and a creative activity.
School Studio: Structure, Restructure
Returning for its third consecutive year, our 2023 schools project will see artists Aya Haidar and Nia Fekri working with two local secondary schools to produce a six-week programme of workshops which will encourage students to consider and reconsider power structures all around them – starting with their schools.This project will begin in February 2023. Join our community mailing list for more information about this project. Please email learning@mosaicrooms.org if you’d like to join the mailing list. Read more about this project.
School Studio: Mend and Repair
Commissioned by The Mosaic Rooms, artists Aya Haidar, Marwan Kaabour, and Rosie Thwaites worked with three local secondary schools to produce a four-week programme of workshops exploring themes of emergence, transformation and healing after two years of living with the Covid-19 pandemic. Read more about our 2022 Schools Project.
Between Here and There
Between Here and There was a collaboration between students from Kensington Aldridge Academy and artist Harold Offeh which took place in January 2022. The group worked together to explore ideas of place and belonging through mapping, recording, and moving within spaces both inside and around this school and The Mosaic Rooms gallery. Read more about this project.
Lockdown Diaries: Over & Out
In summer 2021, The Mosaic Rooms worked with three local secondary schools on the project Lockdown Diaries: Over & Out. The project was led by artists Aya Haidar and Marwan Kaabour. During the month long project the artists invited students to use different story telling methods used by contemporary artists, to explore their personal experiences of the pandemic Read more about our 2021 Schools’ Project.