Jump to content

New KIDs ART CLUB from The Arts Factory, Mondays 4.15pm -5.30 pm


Recommended Posts

Due to the success of our popular kids clubs we are launching a new Club on MONDAY's starting 15th November for kids age 6 -11.


Great art club to build confidence, socialise with new friends and create some mindful art after a hard day at school.


TIME: Monday 4.15pm -5.30pm

VENUE: Goose Green Centre

START DATES: Monday 15th November

COST: Bookable in Half Termly Blocks, 5 weeks ?90

All prices include sketchbook, art materials and healthy snack


?An art club for kids that is intelligent, engaging and fun at the same time.?


'Lynn leads with warmth and positivity, and fosters a supportive group atmosphere. I'm often quite jealous of the artists and topics the kids learn about, and am always amazed at the creative results our daughter brings home!'



Art workshops covering a wide range of skills & techniques, ensuring that every child has a fun & rewarding experience. The lessons are carefully planned to guide children through the artistic process step - by - step to ensure that every single child, regardless of artistic ability, can produce a masterpiece to be proud of.


BOOK ONLINE AT https://www.theartsfactory.london/kids-art-clubs-ages-6-11


OR CALL Lynn 07568 307246


WE ALSO RUN ART CLUBS FOR TEENS - refer to website for info.


[https://www.theartsfactory.london]

Instagram @theartsfactory

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

  • Latest Discussions

    • They used to have dedicated park wardens, who I'm sure used to look after the parks and locked and opened the gates. Years ago I knew someone who was one. I thought they were based in that hut by the toilets. Are they not there any more? The community wardens are attached to the police rather than a specific park, aren't they?
    • Yes, sad how Rye Lane has taken a dive, interesting to see those pics CPR Dave. It's shocking how the section between Choumert Road and the Nag's Head in particular has lost its vibrancy, meanwhile the next section to the top of Peckham Rye Common has gentrified. Wonder why such a distinction in fortunes? Anyway the station square plans have fallen behind yet again, demolition won't now start this summer. The only "work" that will now take place this summer is surveying of the arcade, which they've had 10 years since planning permission to do. At least the replacement TSB branch has progressed but the Blenheim Grove corner building still looks unfinished, despite claims it "is now complete". https://www.southwark.gov.uk/planning-environment-and-building-control/current-and-future-development/peckham-and-nunhead-2
    • DKH was two form entry, it is now one form entry to cope with the fact it was far more under subscribed than other schools in the area. They had actually combined year groups into single classes, 3/4 and 5/6.  When a school changes name, it’s usually because of a bad reputation perhaps the results.  The new name is dry with no history unlike its current name. It’s a very sketchy decision. It’s an expensive vanity project for someone.  What  will happen if the name change does not increase applications to the school?     
Home
Events
Sign In

Sign In



Or sign in with one of these services

Search
×
    Search In
×
×
  • Create New...