Onehunga Primary School Sculpture This is a pictorial of the development of a sculptured wall of stone for Onehunga Primary School in Auckland, New Zealand. It is 4 metres long and just over a metre high, depicting the diversity of the school, the different ethnic cultures and the gifts they bring to the school and the community. It will be at the front of the school surrounded by landscaping. Click here to read the meaning behind this sculpture. The sculpture was designed by Pam Griffin, and is hand sculpted by Trevor Heighway.
Hinuera Quarry Forklift positioning the stone for cutting Huge saw for in the cutting shed Cutting the large block Baz about to load the cut blocks Loading both blocks on Rick's truck The stone arrives at Trevor's workshop Lifting the first piece onto a macrocarpa slab Easy does it... Adding the second block Click HERE for page 2