Romanobritish :: Ping Pong Portals to the Past

Jane Holland, Assistant Head Teacher at Woodlands with the completed 'Romanbritish' table tennis table.
Jane Holland, Assistant Head Teacher at Woodlands High School with the completed ‘Romanobritish’ table tennis table.

Caer Heritage Project artist Paul Evans has been busy recently, completing work on our Romanobritish table tennis tables or ‘Ping Pong Portals to the Past’.

Paul used a carefully chosen selection from dozens of designs created during three days of intensive artistic workshops with students from Woodlands and Glyn Derw High Schools – see the following links for further details of these lively creative sessions:

Session I

Session II

Session III

One of the many designs created by young people from Woodlands and Glyn Derw during the Romanobritish creative workshops.
One of the many designs created by young people from Woodlands and Glyn Derw High Schools during the Romanobritish creative workshops.

Using these designs Paul has created 16 hand cut stencils that were used to transfer the designs onto two table tennis tables, one to be permanently sited at Michaelstone Community School, the other at Woodlands High School.

 

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Testing the layout – hand cut stencils in place at Michaelston Community School.

 

Stencilling complete - The Michaelston Table.
Stencilling complete – The Michaelston Table.
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