Artist, Designer, Maker 

The vibrant Artist, Designer, Maker class offers pupils a dynamic space to explore creativity through hands-on projects. Using materials like wood, plastic, and textiles, students engage in crafting functional and decorative items—from sculpting wooden figurines and assembling geometric plastic mosaics to stitching textile collages or designing fabric-based accessories. Guided by experienced instructors, young artists experiment with tools such as saws, sanders, sewing machines, and 3D pens, learning to transform raw materials into polished creations. The curriculum balances structured tasks, like painting wooden birdhouses or upcycling plastic into jewelry, with open-ended challenges that encourage problem-solving and imaginative expression. Each session blends technical skill-building with artistic freedom, ensuring pupils leave with both newfound abilities and a tangible piece of their creativity.  

The class fosters collaboration and individual growth in a lively, inclusive environment. As pupils rotate through stations dedicated to different mediums, they discover cross-disciplinary connections—for instance, integrating textile patterns into wooden sculptures or using plastic elements to enhance mixed-media canvases. Instructors emphasize sustainability, teaching students to repurpose scraps and rethink material waste. Beyond crafting, the class nurtures critical thinking and patience, whether pupils are troubleshooting a wobbly wooden joint or refining a fabric dyeing technique. By the end of each session, the room buzzes with pride as students showcase their work, taking home not just art pieces but also confidence in their ability to innovate and create. This weekly workshop becomes a cherished ritual, sparking lifelong passions for design and hands-on artistry.