"What's Coming Up at Maker's Club?" I hear you ask.
"What's Coming Up at Maker's Club?" I hear you ask.
Week 1 — Friday 9 Oct
No session this week
We'll be back Friday 16 Oct!
Week 2 — Friday 16 Oct
Paint & Dye T-Shirts
🔒 Fully Booked
Week 3 — Friday 23 Oct
Dress-Up Creations
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We'll finish our T-shirts, then create something to wear, wave or cast a little magic with — think crowns, horns, wings and wands.
Week 4 — Friday 30 Oct
Trick or Treat!
We'll make our own trick-or-treat baskets and create some delicious-looking treats that’ll have grown ups asking “is it a trick or is it a treat?”
Week 5 — Friday 6 Nov
Fairytale gardens
We’ll make mini fairytale worlds, we might spot a fairy or dragon or two.
Week 6 — Friday 13 Nov
No session this week
Week 7 — Friday 20 Nov
Make, Explore & Imagine
A flexible week to finish a project, revisit a favourite, or simply see where our ideas take us.
Week 8 — Friday 27 Nov
A Little Christmas Making
A relaxed festive session for making, creating and getting into the Christmas spirit. There’ll be plenty to explore, with room to follow our imaginations and see where the making takes us.
Week 9 — Friday 4 Dec
Handmade Gifts
Creating something special for someone we love.
Week 10 — Friday 11 Dec
Christmas Making
A flexible festive session for making, decorating and creating whatever takes your fancy. There’ll be Christmas crafts, decorations and a few little surprises to explore.
Holiday Week 1 — Friday 18 Dec
Free Create
A relaxed morning of making whatever we're inspired to make.
Holiday Week 2 — Friday 25 Dec
Merry Christmas!
No session this week.
Maker's Club — Adaptability Philosophy
Our schedule is a guide, not a rule
At Maker's Club, our plans are there to give us somewhere to start, not to tell us exactly where we'll end up.
Sometimes a project needs a little more time. Sometimes the children take an idea in a completely different direction. Sometimes we discover something even more fun along the way.
We want to leave room for that.
Maker's Club is designed to be flexible, creative and responsive to the little makers who are actually in the room. There is always a plan, but there's also permission to wander off course.
Because some of the best making happens when we leave a little room for the unexpected.
