Inside the course
Form, Clay & Character
Pupils build steady hand skills through pieces they nominate themselves — animals, masks, bowls, or figures. Clay sculptors develop pinching and coiling; mixed-media builders explore wire, paper, and glaze. Design drawing slips in painlessly via sketch sheets.
- Clay & mixed-media routes
- Real pieces within weeks
- Sketches, form & glaze
- Teen studio sessions
Stages & times
Where Do You Fit?
| Level | Ages | Schedule |
|---|---|---|
| First Clay — starters | 7–11 | Tue 16:00–16:45, Sat 10:30 |
| Builders — developing | 10–15 | Thu 17:00–17:45 + studio Sat |
| Headliners — advanced + glaze | 13+ | Fri 18:00–18:45 + studio Sat |
Term opens April 29, 2026 · Daily 10:00–12:30, Sunday 10:00–18:30
Parent questions
Sculpture FAQs
Which clay suits my child?
Soft air-dry clay fits most under-10s. Visit the taster and we will seat your child at the right table — loan tools are ready to borrow.
Clay or mixed media to begin?
Clay builds hand strength quickest, yet the right starter is whichever matches what your child adores making. Both routes thrive.
Do sculpture pupils exhibit?
Plenty — monthly open-studio tables, term shows, and both academy exhibitions all sit inside the plan.
