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🎨 Art Classes for Children & Teens in East Dulwich & Herne Hill – Enrol Now!

The Arts Factory is excited to announce that registration is now open for our children and teen art classes. Whether your child has a passion for art, could benefit from a calming activity to ease anxiety, wants to make new friends, or used to love creating but has drifted away from it, our classes are the perfect way to reignite their artistic curiosity and passion.

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🖌️ Kids' Art Clubs (Ages 6–10)

Our after-school art clubs offer a fun and engaging environment where children can explore a variety of materials and techniques. Led by award-winning teacher Lynn Hutchison, who has over 30 years of experience teaching art in London schools, these sessions are designed to nurture creativity and boost confidence. 

Summer  Term 2025 Schedule:

  • Tuesday Club:  4:00–5:15 PM

All sessions are held at the Goose Green Centre, East Dulwich. Each session is £20, bookable in half-termly blocks. 

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🎨 Teen Art Clubs (Ages 11–16)

Our teen art clubs provide a supportive space for older children to develop their artistic skills and express themselves.Under Lynn's guidance, teens can explore various art forms, from drawing and painting to mixed media projects. These classes are ideal for those looking to build a portfolio or simply enjoy creating art in a social setting.

 

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🏆 Achievements & Exhibitions

Students at The Arts Factory have achieved remarkable success, with several artworks selected for the prestigious Royal Academy's Young Artists' Summer Show. Recent winners include:

  • Freddie, Age 9 – Grayson Perry Prizewinner

  • Audrey, Age 6 – Squirrel & Acorn

  • Johnnie, Age 14 – Skipper

  • Esme, Age 12 – Rabbit

These achievements highlight the exceptional talent nurtured at The Arts Factory and the dedication of our students. See our Exhibition Work

📞 How to Enrol

To secure a spot for your child or teen, please contact Lynn Hutchison directly:

Spaces are limited, so early booking is recommended.

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