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Linnea
 'On the first day I came here it wasn't very exciting. Actually it was very tiring because I had to select the pictures that I wanted to put into my jigsaw peice. Then I had to trace them onto tracing paper. When I finished that I had to trace them again on the other side of the paper, to do that I had to take it to the window and hold it up for about 10 minutes with one arm and use my other arm to draw: it really hurt. After that I then had to trace it again pushing really hard on the pencil to get a fairly faint copy on the jigsaw piece. Because that took so long I only had time to start painting one figure, then we had to go. When we came today we were under more pressure to finish. I did a plain background then put red swirls onto it. I had to paint over them but it turned out that I can still see them faintly.' Click here to see the pupils who took part with their drawings. Click here to see what happened in the pupils own words. Click here to see a gallery of photos.
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