Kendal hosting arts classes aimed at home-educated kids

Art Explorers is aimed at home-educated kids aged seven and up <i>(Image: Brewery Arts)</i>
Art Explorers is aimed at home-educated kids aged seven and up (Image: Brewery Arts)
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A creative arts class in Kendal is being aimed at home-educated children. 

Art Explorers, a programme running until March 24 at Brewery Arts, is offering young people aged seven and up the chance to take part in activities such as drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, clay, and animation.

The sessions are designed for students who are home educated.

The 10-week course is being held in Studio 3, led by illustrator and educator Sophie Martin.

Ms Martin, who holds a PGCE in post-compulsory education, has experience running creative workshops in schools, colleges, and adult education centres.

She has also run workshops for refugee groups in India and Nepal.

Organisers say children should wear old clothes or bring an apron, but all other materials are provided.

The full course cost is £70, but the per class cost is £7.50.

Book at www.breweryarts.co.uk/event/art-explorers/

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