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Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers to common questions. Click on the links below to explore detailed FAQs about our our art classes, workshops and school clubs. Learn more about booking options, discounts and how to get started with our creative activities for kids.
- Acrylic Painting Classes
- Art and Craft Workshops
- Drawing and Watercolour Classes
- GCSE Art Classes
- School Art Clubs
Children will learn a wide range of acrylic painting techniques and styles by attending our classes. The more classes they attend, the more they will build on their skills, as each session covers various techniques, styles, tools and approaches. These include, but are not limited to, brush control, colour mixing, layering, blending, texture creation, and working with both conventional tools like brushes and palette knives. We also use unconventional tools like sponges, scrapers and everyday objects.
Every class introduces a new painting project and children will regularly apply and refine a variety of techniques to complete their work. Our goal is to boost creativity, build confidence and help children develop essential art skills, all while having fun in a relaxed and creative environment.
We offer two acrylic painting sessions on Saturdays:
Creative Brushes: For children aged 7 to 14 years.
Beginner Explorers: For children aged 5 to 10 years.
Creative Brushes is for older children (ages 7 to 14), focusing on helping them explore various painting techniques and creative concepts as they develop their artistic abilities.
Beginner Explorers is for younger children (ages 5 to 10) and focuses on building foundational skills with step-by-step guidance through structured but accessible projects.
Both acrylic painting classes run on Saturdays at Mere Green Community Centre:
Creative Brushes: 11:30 am to 1:30 pm, for children aged 7 to 14 years.
Beginner Explorers: 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm, for children aged 5 to 10 years.
We provide aprons for the children, but acrylic paint can still stain clothes. Please ensure your child doesn’t wear their best clothes, as some stains may not come out.
Our workshops are designed for children aged 5 to 13 years. We welcome all levels of experience, from beginners to more experienced young artists.
Children can experiment with a wide range of art and craft activities, using various materials and techniques. They are encouraged to create their own projects or follow thematic examples created by the artist leading the workshop. For health and safety reasons, certain tools like low melt glue guns (for children aged 7 and above) and 3D pens (for children aged 8 and above) have age restrictions.
Our workshops run from 10am to 4pm and can be booked for 1 to 6 hours. You can also combine time slots for a longer creative session.
All the sections are ready for your children to discover and enjoy during their time at our art and craft workshops. There is no limit (apart from health and safety) on when or what they need to do. To fully benefit from the wide range of materials and accessories we offer, we encourage children to explore each section in detail. Please note that short-term bookings may limit the opportunity to fully engage with all the creative activities available.
We provide a wide range of examples for each section that children can either follow, take inspiration from or use as a starting point to create something entirely their own. They are free to use any of the available art and craft supplies and they can ask questions about any project, technique or material they’re working with.
There are always a minimum of three experienced adults present during the workshop. In addition, there are a minimum of three 3D pen instructors in the 3D pen sections to provide support for beginners and offer inspiration for more advanced children.
For the youngest children, there’s a special section run by Sue, where they can work on dedicated projects created especially for them or create whatever they like under Sue’s guidance and expertise.
Please ensure your child doesn’t wear their best clothes, as they might not stay in perfect condition.
You can book art and craft workshops through our booking page. If you want to book multiple slots, simply click the ‘Book More’ button or check the ‘Repeat this appointment’ option during the booking process.
For our art and craft workshops, if your child is staying for a longer period, we recommend packing lunch and a drink. For shorter stays, we also suggest bringing a snack and a drink. Additionally, we recommend bringing a bag or suitable container when picking up your child, to ensure their creations can be taken home comfortably.
Please note: We operate a strict no-nut policy to ensure the safety of all children.
Yes, your child will take home their wonderful creations. Children often create many pieces, such as paintings, drawings, crafts, clay, or 3D pen projects. We kindly ask parents to be prepared when picking them up.
Each class features a different project focusing on either drawing, painting or a combination of both. This allows children to explore different techniques and mediums each week, promoting creativity and artistic growth.
Children will explore a variety of drawing and watercolour techniques, including shading, blending, layering and more. They will also gain hands-on experience using different materials such as pencils, markers, watercolour paints and watercolour pencils.
Our Drawing and Watercolour art classes are designed for children aged 5 to 11 years.
Drawing and Watercolour classes take place every Thursday from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm at Mere Green Community Centre in Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, except for the first Thursday of each month.
The classes cover essential GCSE art techniques, including shading, perspective, life drawing, portraiture, watercolour techniques, still life and landscape drawing. Each session is project-based, giving children hands-on experience across different mediums. The classes are led by a professional artist to ensure expert guidance and support.
We provide all necessary art supplies, including pencils, charcoal pencils, coloured pencils, markers, watercolour pencils, watercolour paints, high-grade paper, brushes and other accessories. Children don’t need to bring any materials with them.
GCSE art classes are held every Wednesday from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm at Mere Green Community Centre, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands.
These classes are designed for children aged 11 to 16 who are preparing for their GCSE Art exams or looking to develop a strong art portfolio.
We recommend that your child wears comfortable clothes that they don’t mind getting messy during the art activities.
Each class accommodates up to 16 children, ensuring personalised attention and a supportive learning environment.
Our art clubs cover a variety of activities, including painting, drawing, collage, and art and craft projects. Each session is designed to be engaging, with a new and exciting project that allows children to explore different mediums.
Yes, all art materials and supplies are provided, so there’s no need for schools or parents to bring anything additional.
Art clubs are typically held in classrooms, halls or dedicated art rooms within the school premises, making them easily accessible for children.
Our art clubs are scheduled during the school term, from Monday to Friday, with sessions typically running from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm. We are flexible with the timing to fit the school’s schedule.
Our school art clubs are designed for children in school years 1 to 6, providing age-appropriate activities that cater to a wide range of abilities.
We offer two booking options: through our secure booking system or the school’s existing system, providing flexibility for both schools and parents.
We work closely with teachers to align our programmes with the school’s objectives, ensuring that our art clubs support both creative and educational development.
Yes, our art clubs are designed to be inclusive and accommodate children of all abilities. Activities are adapted to ensure every child can participate fully and enjoy a positive, supportive environment.
If your school is using our booking system, each school is provided with a unique invitation code for our school art clubs. The school then shares this code with parents, typically via their newsletter or email. If you haven’t received the code, please contact your school directly for assistance.
If you are booking through our system and can’t see any art clubs available to purchase after registering and logging in, it may be because there are no clubs currently available for your school or they have already sold out. Please contact us and we’ll be happy to add you to a waiting list for the next available place.
We understand that circumstances like illness, injury, or absence from school can happen, but unfortunately, we’re unable to offer refunds if your child can’t attend. Refunds are only provided if we have to cancel the art activity.
Yes, we offer automatic discounts for our art classes, including Acrylic Painting, Drawing & Watercolour and GCSE art classes. A 6% sibling discount is applied when booking for more than one child. Additionally, we offer 3% off when booking 3 to 5 sessions on separate dates and 6% off when booking 6 or more sessions on separate dates. All discounts are applied automatically at checkout, so there’s no need to enter any codes.
You can book either a single class or multiple art classes through our booking page, depending on your preference. We offer both block booking and pay-as-you-go options for greater flexibility. To book multiple sessions, simply click the ‘Book More’ button or check the ‘Repeat this appointment’ option during the booking process.
Parents are encouraged to drop off their children and pick them up after the session. However, for children with functional or support needs, parent or guardian involvement is required to ensure they get the necessary support during the art activity. For younger children, they may sometimes need a few minutes with their parents at the beginning, and we are happy to accommodate this. Additionally, for the youngest children, we allow a parent to stay with their child during the session to provide support if needed.
All art materials and accessories are provided. However, we ask that parents send their children with a snack and a drink, as we have a short break during the art class.
Please note: We operate a strict no-nut policy to ensure the safety of all children.
Yes, your child will proudly take home their masterpiece at the end of each art class.
We operate a strict no-nut policy to ensure the safety of all children. Additionally, a first aid kit is always on-site for emergencies. When booking, we ask for details about who will be collecting your child, emergency contact information and whether your child has any allergies, special needs or disabilities.
For children with functional or support needs, parent or guardian involvement is required during the art activities to ensure they get the necessary support.
Each session introduces a new project, so your child can attend future sessions without falling behind. However, please note that missed sessions are not carried over, and attendance is charged on a per-session basis. Regular attendance is recommended for consistent progress and skill development.