Term 3 week 4
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There are nine weeks until portfolio day. This week students should focus on working on their current portfolio briefs, the "design your portfolio" brief, and polishing their work. The week includes craft school sessions on Wednesday with Blair Jarvis and Friday with Chris Hill, as well as work-in-progress reviews with J-Mac on Friday.
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- 1. TERM THREE : WEEK FOUR
- 2. NINE WEEKS UNTIL PORTFOLIO DAY
- 3. NO NEW BRIEFS THIS WEEK
- 4. TIME TO WORK ON YOUR CURRENT PORTFOLIO BRIEFS
- 5. TIME TO WORK ON ‘DESIGN YOUR PORTFOLIO’ BRIEF
- 6. TIME TO WORK ON SOME SPIT AND POLISH
- 7. NO NEW BRIEFS THIS WEEK
- 8. WEDNESDAY - CRAFT SCHOOL WITH BLAIR JARVIS 11 AM
- 9. .D.’S P E .C TO IT H T S W C R I O O K B FRIDAY THURSDAY IAN KERRIGAN NICK DARKEN
- 10. FRIDAY AM - WIPs WITH J-MAC
- 11. FRIDAY - CRAFT SCHOOL WITH CHRIS HILL 2 PM
- 12. FEEDBACK FRIDAY
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