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May Half Term Art Sessions


Tues 28th Screen-Printing

Wed 29th Plaster-Casting

Thur 30th Sewing & Weaving

Fri 31st Junk Sculpture


Session times each day; 10-11.30am and 12-1.30pm

?10 per session

Ages 9years +

I will teach the same techniques in both sessions but your child can choose to attend one or stay for both to improve their skills. To attend both it's ?20 each day.


Sydenham School, Dartmouth Road, SE26 4RD.

Email to enquire and book your child's place; slartsclub(at)gmail.com


Check out all the young artist's amazing work on here; https://southlondonartsclub.wordpress.com/ https://www.instagram.com/slartsclub/

https://www.facebook.com/slartsclub/

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