Exploring a Case Study on Hatchlands School. How Students Transform Values into Real life Characters
At Hatchlands School, they wanted to highlight their principles in a way that would involve the students actively in the project development process. What did they come up with as a solution to this challenge? A customised wall art initiative showcasing characters created by the students themselves. These characters symbolise the school's core values of Empathy, Duty, Bravery and Esteem and serve as the centrepiece of an uplifting display throughout locations within the school campus.
Hatchlands School faced the challenge of establishing a setting that mirrored their dedication to nurturing character growth and engaging students actively, aiming to;
Collaborating closely with Hatchlands Schools students kicked off the design journey by letting the students embody each value through a character they created and visualised themselves. These original characters were later transformed into form by professionals and blended into a unified design for installation in various spots around the school.
Characters taking action;
Strategic Positioning;
Design Specifics;
The Influence;
Hatchlands Schools project highlights their dedication to promoting a culture based on collaboration and shared values within the community.
In summary, the colourful wall designs at Hatchlands School showcase how creativity and student engagement can uplift the school's atmosphere and identity effectively. Transforming core values into characters does not honour the school's beliefs. It also offers an interactive avenue for students to embody these principles daily. This effort has established a meaningful heritage to motivate both upcoming students.