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Creative Workshops For Children
Art in schools
carefully plan and deliver challenging and inspiring art-based projects for schools and early years settings. Working collaboratively with teachers to devise projects that meet the individual needs of the school, and provide creative learning experiences to engage pupils at all levels.
Our workshops can encompass almost any theme or curriculum. For Early years settings workshops aim to support the EYFS Framework.
What you can expect:
Art lab work with a small group of children at a time, so they can be guided through each step
ensuring they maintain concentration and follow instructions given. We will set up and clear away after all activities, all materials are safe to handle and are eco-friendly and water based.
Please take a look at our recent school projects and workshops on offer, see something you like then please get in contact.
We also offer local after-school
Some past projects:
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Mono-printing workshop with 40 gifted and talented pupils at Downton Primary School, as part of an exhibition at Five Rivers Leisure Centre in salisbury.
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Mixed media self portrait workshop worked with Reception at St Johns Primary School
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Delivered to around 240 children as part of their 'Wild week' St John's Primary School
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Collaborative mosaic workshop St John's Primary School
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Arts week 'Take One' a program developed by the National Gallery, a cross-curricular learning program using The Holburne Museum collection for their inspiration with Key stage 2 children from St John's Primary School. We created clay miniatures in response to the collection.
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Collagraph printing workshop with Norton St Philip Pre-school- focussing on manipulating materials, identifying shapes, creating patterns, exploring different textures and seeing cause and effect. Useing their fine motor skills to cut, peel and position.
offer a wide variety of printmaking workshops, exploring a variety of skills and techniques for all ages. Fantastic for any community project, nursery, pre-school and school workshops.
Please click the link below to see previous projects and to find out more.
