Courses
Ten sessions is where most people start — at the wheel or handbuilding, whichever you fancy. Small groups, clay and firing included. No experience needed, and there's a two-hour taster if you'd rather try once first.
Wheel Throwing — Foundations
Ten weeks at the wheel — centring, pulling, opening and trimming. Centring takes most people three sessions, and then it clicks. You leave with pots you actually made.
Handbuilding — Foundations
Pinch, coil and slab — six to eight functional and sculptural pieces built with nothing but your hands. Every bit as much of a discipline as the wheel, and no wheel required.
Throwing — Next Steps
Taller forms, lids and handles, making in sets, and your first real conversations with glaze. For potters returning as much as for people carrying on from Foundations.
One-off taster workshops
An evening or a weekend in clay. Come once, decide afterwards whether you want ten more. Come alone, or bring someone.
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Sign up for any course and you're in from day one — the same shelves, the same kiln, the same people. Membership comes after, when ten sessions turn out not to be enough and you want the room on your own hours.
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