Urth Clay Pottery Classes for Kids

Urth Clay Pottery Classes for kids (aged 6-12) offer 8 weekly sessions per term, with the goal of building self-confidence, triggering curiosity, and allowing the artistic flair to bloom from each child.

Kids have wild imaginations, and love getting their hands dirty!

Urth Clay Studio is a place where children can explore this creativity. They can submerge their hands in the mud to reach places that regular conversations won’t allow.

Kids pottery classes adelaide

Big Brains, Tiny Hands Pottery Classes for Kids

Urth Clay Pottery Classes for kids (aged 6-12) offer 8 weekly sessions per term, with the goal of building self-confidence, triggering curiosity, and allowing the artistic flair to bloom from each child.

Classes are facilitated in a fun, safe and creative environment, and rely on many different pottery techniques.

Kids can choose to make:

  • cheese boards
  • water cups
  • plant tags
  • room signage
  • candle holder
  • dip bowls
  • sculptures and vases.

Urth Clay teaches the child to evolve their concepts by planning, implementing, and then reviewing their pieces. At the end of each term, little artists will have their works displayed in a mini exhibition!

Kids pottery class details:

Time: Monday 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Dates: 1 February – 29 March
Location: Urth Clay Studio, 3A Hubbe Ct, Burnside

urthclaystudio.com.au

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