OUR WORKSHOPS
Small hands.
Wonderful ideas.
Explore the projects, learning, and shared moments from our 2026 art workshops.
March 2026
Spring Umbrella Art Workshop
A little spring science. A lot of colour.
Children explored spring rainfall and brought their ideas to life by designing colourful umbrellas. Painting and three-dimensional art connected seasonal learning with imaginative, hands-on projects.
The workshop combined creativity with learning about spring weather and nature in a fun, welcoming setting.
April 2026
Easter Basket & Egg Hunt Workshop
Celebrating a season of new beginnings.
Children made colourful Easter baskets, then joined an egg hunt. Along the way, they explored the tradition of Easter egg hunts and how eggs symbolise new life and renewal in spring.
Art, learning, and interactive games gave children opportunities to express themselves and discover seasonal traditions together.
April 2026
Earth Day Art Workshop
Everyday materials. Extraordinary possibilities.
Children learned about the history and purpose of Earth Day and considered why protecting the environment matters. Egg cartons, cardboard, and other recycled materials became imaginative animal art projects.
Reusing materials encouraged creativity, environmental awareness, and sustainable thinking through practical, hands-on learning.
May 2026
Mother’s Day Art Workshop
A handmade thank-you, from the heart.
Children created paper tulips and personalised cards to celebrate their mothers and caregivers. Painting, crafting, and heartfelt messages helped them turn appreciation into something they could share.
The workshop encouraged kindness, creativity, and meaningful family connections in a warm, supportive environment.
October 2026
Create Your Own World Workshop
A little clay. A world of imagination.
Children turned colourful clay into miniature worlds of their own, shaping landscapes, trees, and imaginative details. Each creation reflected a different idea, giving every child the freedom to decide what belonged in their world.
With encouragement from our volunteers, participants explored colour, shape, and three-dimensional design through hands-on making. The workshop celebrated creative expression, patient experimentation, and the joy of bringing an idea to life.
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