In the beginning of 2007 SNAP ran a workshop with students from Cardinal Newman High school. The students produced a painted backdrop based on the theme of their hopes and dreams. Using digital imaging our Artist would then montage the students into the backdrop, transforming them into footballers, Roman soldiers, singers, artists, snakes, sportsmen and much more. The School was then presented with a professionally mounted and framed A1 copy of the finished artwork.

In November of 2007 SNAP repeated the success of the project with Cardinal Newman by producing a new artwork with new students. The artwork was inspired by the cultural diversity of the group. The students explored their own personal and cultural identity.

January 2008 saw a third Cardinal Newman group create a masterpiece at the SNAP studio. They went exploring through time to see Luton under water and being inhabited by sea kings and mermaids!

March brought Avenue Centre for Education (A.C.E) to the studio where there was another expedition to the depths of the sea, where a battle between the mermaids and evil pirates for shipwrecks and buried treasure was raging, whilst a battle of a different nature was forming on the shore.

The New Year saw a new addition to the project. SNAP went on the road in the ‘SNAP Wagon’ Barnfield West Academy was the first stop. They were in the middle of their very own Eco project where they were exploring the effects on the environment and how to make their school greener. SNAP were eager to get involved and helped a small group produce artwork to promote awareness of their project.

SNAP was invited back in March to help a new group of students produce an artwork to help raise awareness of the physical, emotional and social effects of drug and alcohol abuse.

Snap School's project was funded by
Investing In Communities (IIC)

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