Stockport Express

Pupils step up with artwork

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PRIMARY school pupils have used silk painting to create a ‘heritage montage’ that has gone on display at a Stockport shopping centre.

The youngsters from St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School and St Thomas’ C of E Primary School created the paintings of historical buildings, natural landscapes and other local attraction­s during workshops run by community artists.

They joined Councillor Wendy Wild and Brendan Webb, manager at Merseyway Shopping Centre, to unveil the artwork, displayed along an outside staircase.

Brendan said: “The ‘Celebratin­g Stockport’ art project has transforme­d a well-used staircase at the centre into something eye-catching and vibrant which creatively showcases the fantastic attraction­s and buildings the town has to offer.

“We’re absolutely thrilled with the final piece of artwork, which is a testament to the brilliant work by the pupils from both schools and a great example of what can be achieved by working collaborat­ively with the local community.”

Visit merseyway.com for more informatio­n.

 ??  ?? ●●Pupils and staff from St Joseph’s and St Thomas’ with Coun Wendy Wild and centre manager Brendan Webb unveiling their artwork
●●Pupils and staff from St Joseph’s and St Thomas’ with Coun Wendy Wild and centre manager Brendan Webb unveiling their artwork

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