Eastnor Pottery and The Flying Potter - Pottery Experiences for families, groups and individuals
We are seeing an increasing number of couples taking advantage of our drop-in pottery workshops to fulfill an ambition to make a pot on the potter’s wheel.
For just £10 (make & take away) you can experience the delights of spinning mud and forming a bowl or mug in the creative environment of the artists studio.
Here’s how much some of our guests have enjoyed their Eastnor Pottery experience.
Book your session now email: admin@eastnorpottery.co.uk
These guys made some very individual pottery keep sakes on a recent visit to the Pottery.
The children made hand prints in soft clay slabs which were then attached to a lovely thrown pot made on the potter’s wheel by mum! A real creative, collaborative family effort!
Slightly out of my jurisdiction I know, but I spent three very busy days at the two form entry Allerton Primary School in West Yorkshire. I got to work with all of the 400 or so pupils making a variety of collaborative and individual works. Once all the creative offerings have been fired, I’ll take a few photos and publish them right here on this blog.
Made a couple of ‘figure-head’ terracotta sculptures with the young artists at LPS Nursery in the last session before the Christmas holidays.
The Nursery children are sometimes split into two groups for communal activities such as story time and snack – Kipper the dog and Elmer the Elephant representing each group.
I’ll be back at the school in January to carry on the clay/language project with the afternoon children and their parents. Looking forward to it!
Rest assured they certainly were not!
Had a lovely morning working with Year 3 last week helping them to make clay monsters.
The School declares it’s the only Primary School In Gloucestershire with a dedicated Arts Development Officer and the results are clear to see if you take a tour of the building. The corridors and halls are festooned with some pretty amazing artworks either facilitated or organised by Yr6 Teacher and Arts specialist Mrs Parkes. It’s a joy to behold and I always look forward to my visits.
