April 20, 2026

Papier Mâché Masterpieces

Year 7 students at Ingham State High School have showcased their artistic talents in a vibrant display of creativity, presenting their completed papier mâché animal sculptures during a whole-school assembly held in the final week of Term 1.

The sculptures represent the culmination of a term-long Visual Arts unit, during which students completed their research into their animal including habitat, before finally creating a design sketch and constructing and painting their papier mâché’ sculpture.

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Students drew inspiration from renowned First Nations artist Craig Koomeeta, exploring cultural motifs and visual storytelling and then incorporating these influences into their own unique creations.

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The finished pieces are a fantastic showcase of the skills and techniques they have developed throughout the term, highlighting the importance of arts education in fostering confidence and self-expression!

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