- A zine is an independent publication created by an individual or a small group, often homemade and produced out of passion rather than for profit.
- Zines can vary widely and may break traditional rules about format, content, or purpose while still being considered zines.
- Historically, zines have roots going back to early 20th-century science fiction fanzines and the Beat poets of the 1960s, who self-published their work.
- The punk movement in 1976 was pivotal for zines, as mainstream media failed to cover the music and culture, prompting fans to create their own media outlets.

Year 6’s created a paper toy design featuring a character with exaggerated facial features, and a playful expression. Each student will reciece a blank template which includes glue tabs and sections marked for assembly. This is Mr. Gadbury’s design below.




Below is a Y6 stuent’s sketch of various items including a game controller, milk carton, and tape dispenser, illustrated with cartoonish Kawaii-style faces and expressions.









