Art Home Education - Fareham

Name: Art Home Education - Fareham
Start: 2025-09-16T09:30:00+01:00
Location: The Makers’ House, Fareham

Schedule

Tue, 16 Sep, 2025 at 09:30 am

UTC+01:00

Location

The Makers’ House, Fareham | Fareham, EN

Starting 16th September - 6 week block
Join my hands-on home education art course where children can:
🖌️ Learn about famous artists through history
🎨 Create unique art inspired by the masters
🧑‍🎨 Explore a wide range of mediums, from paint and pastels to clay and charcoal
There’s also an optional Arts Award add-on, from Discover to Bronze which is perfect for young artists who want to build confidence, experiment with new techniques, and gain nationally recognised qualifications along the way. 🌟
🌟 Silver Arts Award Masterclass (Ages 11+)
Ready to take creativity to the next level?
The Silver Arts Award is a Level 2 qualification, equivalent to a GCSE, and ideal for teens building their creative portfolios. In this year long (6x 6 week sessions) masterclass, students will:
🖼️ Design and lead their own independent arts projects
🎤 Share skills and support peers as creative leaders
🔍 Research and review the work of inspiring artists
🗂️ Compile a portfolio that shows off their unique voice and artistic journey
It’s an empowering, structured pathway that not only deepens their artistic skills but also boosts communication, planning, and leadership, all while doing what they love.
📩 Message now to request an in depth information pack or just to ask any questions - [email protected]
🖼️ See leaflet for full info!
Block 1: Renaissance Legends
Michelangelo & Raphael – Light, Form, and Grand Ideas
In this inspiring 6-week block, children explore the art of Renaissance masters Michelangelo and Raphael through creative, hands-on projects. From painting like Michelangelo under the "ceiling," (don't worry, there's no working at height involved!) to sculpting mini statues and experimenting with egg tempera, each week blends fascinating art history with imaginative making. Kids will learn about form, light, perspective, and composition, all while building their own gallery of Renaissance-inspired work.