These courses are design to fit in with the school term, running in 5 or 6 week blocks. Each half term block will consist of a topic-based project where you (the student) will learn key skills. At the end of the half term project, you will take home a project sketchbook and your own creative, bespoke final piece.

All resources needed during the projects are supplied by the studio. Maximum 12 students per session.

Junior Artists

Year 3 & 4

Thursday's 4 - 5pm

£15 p/w

Art Explorers

Pre-School

Morning

£10 per fam /w

Coming Soon

Senior Artists

Year 5 & 6

Thursday's 5.15 - 6.30pm

£18 p/w

Advanced Artists

Year 7/8/ 9

After School

£18 p/w

Coming Soon

Early Autumn Sept - Oct (6 weeks)

'Magical Meadows'

Early Autumn Sept - Oct (6 weeks)

'Fabulous Florals'

Technical Artists

Yr 10/11/12/13

After School

£18 p/w

Coming Soon

Early Autumn Sept - Oct ( 6 weeks)

Adult Artists

18+

Friday's

£30 p/w

'Botanical Brushstrokes'

Late Autumn (Nov to Dec) Printmaking Courses Coming Soon

10.30am - 12.30pm

Young artists will explore Van Gogh’s playful flower paintings and create their own vibrant floral vase using watercolour layering and texture techniques. They'll sketch ideas, experiment with paint effects, and take home a beautiful, finished piece—perfect for children who love colour, creativity, and a little art history. With a maximum of 12 pupils per class, each session is designed to be personal, focused, and full of individual attention.

Young artists will dive into the dreamy world of Claude Monet, exploring watercolour techniques to build their own layered floral meadow. Through sketching, painting, and texture experiments, they’ll sharpen their skills and record their progress in a personal project sketchbook before completing a beautifully expressive final piece. Each class is limited to just 12 students, allowing for focused teaching and plenty of individual support.

Students will explore diverse watercolour techniques, drawing inspiration from Impressionist masters, including Vincent Van Gogh, Gustav Klimt and Claude Monet. Through experimentation with layering and composition, they will develop a project sketchbook to document their process, culminating in a richly textured, botanically-themed final piece. Each class is limited to a maximum of 12 students, ensuring focused learning and individual support throughout the session.