Excitement AT Bērzgales in primary school

The visual art group “Raditizer” AT Bērzgales in primary school works for not less than 25 years. The children draw, spring and summer at the plenary, make up from a variety of materials ranging from salt to plaster and a real tile mosaic. Students have participated in countless competitions and exhibitions.
It is important for the artist, little or big, that he is appreciated and treated with respect for his work. It is therefore important to participate in exhibitions to show children's creativity.
The leader of the visual art group “Radejoy” has an idea how to add creativity to children's activities on a daily basis, making them more useful for children's imagination and the discovery of new skills within themselves. It is a major mosaic activity (influenced by Antonio Gaudi and Hundervassa). Therefore, a variety of technical materials are needed. A variety of materials have been loaded from school repairs (aerated concrete blocks). In 2014, children are already familiar with the tile mosaic, making flat jobs, they all loved them.
The Bērzgales primary school AT Nautrēnu High School in February took part in the project competition organised by the municipality of Rēzekne for complementing the material base for visual artistic activities. The project was supported and received funding OF EUR 180.00. The materials of the visual art group “Raditation” were purchased for these funds: ceramic wall tiles, tiles cutter, different kinds of colours, coloured paper, painting paintings, etc. In the case of materials purchased, children in the guashing technique, in aquaculture, graphics (silk, flomasters) in the techniques and in the form of stained-glass.
All children like doing something new, unprecedented, so i'll offer to make sculptures from the concrete and roll them with a mosaic. In May, when it is warm, children like to work outside, they can both draw and paint and create.
The school is not a big one, so every child has the chance to find themselves in a visual art group.
We'll take a job at the end of the school year. As this year it is planned to organise a graduate holiday at school, we will be able to offer the results of our work to the general public. It would be helpful to display the drawings in a handsome frames.
 
Sylvia Barkane,
teacher of the “Radejoy” group