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‘Spot of colour: Fairfield High School students and Fairfield Nursing Home residents last week, Eh Wah Tsee(from left), Jude Cabildo, Joyce Cook, Harry Todd and Lorenz Gyle San Luis. Picture: Simon Bennett
The art of engagementThis kind of engagement does nothappen very often for both thenursing home residents and thestudents.
Rebecca Goldsmith Bryant
By Ashleigh Milton
FAIRFIELD High School students have addedsome colour to the walls of Fairfield NursingHome.
The students recently donated 27 of theirartworks to the home.
It was part of a program to develop ties be-tween the school and the community.
Visual arts teacher Rebecca Goldsmith Bry-ant said the works were the result of a com-petition suggested by the nursing home, forthe students to create art based on the themeof family.
‘‘The students engaged in a unit of work thatfocused on family and generated paintingsand lino prints,’’ she said.
‘‘They considered the important role offamily by bringing in photographs of theirown families to generate the artworks.’’
First place was awarded to Eh Wah Tsee,second place to Lorenz Gyle Sanluis and JudeCabildo placed third.
The artworks were handed over during amorning tea hosted by the nursing home.
Head teacher Nicole Midroni and visual-arts teachers Camille Tamayao, Sandra Sassoand Rebecca Goldsmith attended, along withthe 27 students whose work was submitted.
‘‘The nursing home was thrilled with theresults,’’ Mrs Goldsmith Bryant said. ‘‘Ar-tworks have been framed and displayed onthe walls. A few parents came along and werethrilled. They’d left family in other countriesand saw this as a lovely way of engagingyounger children with the older generation.
‘‘The residents were very eager to meet thestudents and this kind of engagement doesnot happen very often for both the nursinghome residents and the students. It was avery touching morning.’’