We have developed a range of "Masters"workshops that help participants explore the work of artists such as Leonardo Da Vinci ,Van Gogh, Friedrich Hundertwasser, Monet and Rembrandt without copying or duplicating the artist's work. the focus on these workshops are on response and is helpful for teachers that want to use artists exemplars whilst nourishing the creativity of their students.

This workshop is best described as Art 1.1! it is the perfect place to start if you are wanting to teach drawing and mark making techniques. Over the session we explore at least 6 different techniques and media. The activities are highly adaptable and perfect for equipping classroom teachers with a foundation of activities that can be integrated across the curriculm

An essential workshop for anyone that uses paint in the classroom. We equip participants with a range of strategies and techniques and go into depth with discussion points for using art to express and communicate. This is an excellent starting place for teaching art and embedding it within an inquiry curriculum.

This dynamic sculpture workshop explores the important relationship between structural form and surface finishing. Participants create metallic looking sculptures from recycled materials and go through the design and planning process. It creates a foundation for excellence in construction and sculpture by equipping teachers with understandings and skills that are easily transferable.

This experience rich workshop explores the basics of Printmaking whilst incorporating cross curricular links. We will explore with mono print, foam print, Vegetable (where appropriate) and block printing. Participants will explore authentic links to the Elements and Principals of Art.

This highly active workshop starts with a pile of cardboard boxes and creates worlds. Participants can build mazes, cities, oceans and jungles whilst collaborating and negotiating on their ideas and creations.