Before Astrid arrived at Coupar Angus Primary school, all the classes had focused their research on one aspect of their local history and one class had imagined a bright future for their area.

A group of pupils from each class, spent time working with Astrid and Shona Leitch, a ceramist, sharing what they could recall. These conversations were reflective by nature, and a great way of learning from each other and reinforcing what they already knew. This knowledge was then developed and recorded using a variety of printmaking techniques, drawings, and research.

Resulting in a successful reflective learning experience, these banners to brighten a dull hall and fabulous clay panels to enhance an outdoor space.

These banners started when three primary schools explored the collection at Perth Museum, this included backstage, which was a wonderful experience.

Then through a series of drawing and printmaking workshops Astrid discovered what they found exciting, before bringing their images together to form these banners.