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Experiment with clay, learn the basic techniques such as coiling, slabbing and pinching, and try throwing onto the potters wheel. Create your own unique sculptures. Creche Available.

This course covers aspects of drawing which include; line, perspective, composition, shading and the uses of drawing media. Each lesson will introduce original approaches to drawing a variety of subjects including portrait and still life. Suitable for all.  Crèche  available.

Experiment with a range of different materials including water colours, oil paint and graphic media.  Learn how to create your own personal images by developing your ideas using a sketch book.  Some materials will be supplied however you are encouraged to collect your own.

Create your own unique piece of fused glass jewellery.  Learn to cut glass, assemble your piece, mix it with metals and fire. There will be an additional £3 per term towards materials.

Learn to play and sing with the Mbira! ( a traditional instrument from Africa also known as a thumb piano)  Mbira music is meditative, relaxing and powerful but can also be an uplifting and exhilarating experience.  All musical abilities catered for, no experience required.  The course will conclude with a performance by the class.

During this course you will explore your own artistic preferences, experiment with a wide range of media whilst recording your journey in a unique Art Journal.

Experiment with clay, learn the basic techniques such as coiling, slabbing and pinching, and try throwing onto the potters wheel. Create your own unique sculptures.

This course is suitable for students who have completed at least 2 terms of  Beginners Dressmaking or have previously made clothes using commercial patterns.  You will try more challenging garments and techniques and feel confident tackling projects independently. Progression to  NCFE Dressmaking classes (City College) or Pattern cutting or BTEC fashion/clothing courses (City College or Northbrook).

An opportunity to produce a finished garment using a commercial pattern of your choice.  Work through the pattern instructions while learning how to use a sewing machine.  Students will need to buy some basic equipment and a pattern from the tutor.  Two terms recommended before progression to ‘Improvers’ class.