The dragon Mural at Gardenvale Primary School

Here is the dragon mural that I am working on at Gardenvale Primary School. The students have made all of the pieces - grades 3 - 6 at the senior campus. A group of four grade six students made the dragons head, arms and legs. Year 3s made the waves, year s made the scales of the dragon and the year two students made the turtles, jellyfish and starfish. The year 6 students made the painted tiles.

The pavers in the playground at Strathmore

The pavers look great in the garden and play areas of Strathmore Community Kindergarten. These are some of the pavers that parents made in workshops with Debbie in 2009.

more pavers

Here are some more pavers made by the parents of Strathmore Community Kindergarten in 2009. I had mosaicing workshops with two groups of parents to make these pavers. The pavers now decorate the children's playground.

Strathmore Community Kindergarten Animal Mural

At Strathmore Community Kindergarten we are making an Animal Mural. Debbie has been making the animals: An eagle, a kookaburra, crow, goanna, possum, swans, koala, snake and platypus. The children have been making leaves, a tree, grass, and other things that will go in the mural. For a more detailed look at what we are doing go to the Blog: http://strathmorecommunitykinderanimalmural.blogspot.com/

Autumn 2010 Under the sea Mural at Keilor Heights Primary School

The Under The Sea Mosaic Mural was made by Debbie Qadri and Michelle Barry, featuring ceramic features made by the children, teachers and parents of Keilor Heights Primary School.
Autumn 2010
Above is a view of the top of the mosaic with a stormy sea crashing towards a lighthouse.


Some boats and a merman made by year 5/6 boys


A mermaid, boats and fish all made using earthenware clay and underglazes as decoration.


See the treasure chest in the bottom right corner made by Debbie and 2/3K students.
The many fish were made by grades 3/4 and the prep students with their buddies.
The shell and treasure were made by grade 1 and 2 students


Here you can see the many tubs of broken, coloured tiles that were used to make the mosaic.