Our weekly art classes are open to children of all skill levels — whether your child is just beginning their artistic journey or already loves to create! We take a kind, encouraging, and individual approach, ensuring every child feels supported and inspired as they explore their creativity.

Each term, students work on a variety of exciting projects, experimenting with materials such as acrylic paint, drawing, oil pastels, watercolour, collage, air-dry clay, papier-mâché, mixed media, and much more. Through these hands-on experiences, children develop fine motor skills, learn new techniques, build confidence, and express their unique artistic voice.

With a small group size (10:1 student-to-teacher ratio), every child receives plenty of guidance and individual attention. Classes run for 1 or 1.5 hours, and projects are always adapted to suit the age and ability of the group.

You can choose between weekly classes or drop-in sessions:

Weekly Classes guarantee your child’s spot for the full school term, offering consistency and supporting steady artistic growth through regular creative exploration.

Drop-in Sessions are perfect for families who prefer flexibility. These can be booked up to 24 hours before the session (subject to availability).

Please note: If you book a one-off drop-in session, your child will take part in a painting activity or a simplified version of the weekly project designed to be completed within one class. If you book a few sessions, your child can continue working on their project when they return. Clay projects usually require at least two sessions — one to shape the clay and another to paint it once dry. Many of our projects take more than one session to complete, but if your child prefers to finish their piece in a single class, just let us know and we’ll prepare a suitable variation of the project.

If you have any questions about classes or bookings, I’m always happy to help.

Every class is designed to be fun, relaxed, and inspiring — a place where creativity flourishes and every child can feel proud of what they create.