Minister For Education Opens Bayside School Art A-Level Showcase

Minister for Education John Cortes officially opened Bayside School’s Art A-level Showcase on Monday at the Arté Gallery in Irish Town.
A statement from the Government follows below:
The exhibition displays the work of Year 12 and 13 Art students from the schools and includes works submitted for examination.
Organised by Bayside Art Department led by Karl Ullger, a total of 26 students exhibited their work, in a wide range of styles to provide an inspiring and diverse exhibition of their talent.
The opening was attended, by the artists, families and friends, their teachers, representatives from other schools and from the Arté Gallery. Head Teacher Gaynor Lester and Director of Education Keri Scott were also present.
The booklet prepared for the occasion, promoting The Growing Artists Programme, had this to say, “This exhibition celebrates the creativity, dedication and innovation of our students, offering a platform for emerging voices to share their artistic vision with the wider community”.
In opening the exhibition, Minister Cortes congratulated the students and the teachers on their achievements. He added, “Events like this inspire me and make my job worthwhile. As Minister for Education for much of your secondary school career, I feel connected with all of you and am proud to have helped you, albeit indirectly on your journey. I wish you every success, and I am confident as you should be of a bright future ahead. “
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