Description
Join us for a fun, hands-on 10-week creative program designed especially for home schoolers aged 5+! Held Mondays at 2pm in Camden, these 1-hour weekly classes are packed with engaging, skill-building activities in both woodcraft and art.
Classes aimed at children aged 5-8 years (Kindergarten to Year 2)
Program Runs from 12th October to 14th December.
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🎨 Wood craft & Creative Art Session
Taught by local crafters and fellow homeschool mum, these classes introduce children to a variety of creative techniques and controlled risk in woodwork. :
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Wood Craft – The children will get to use hand tools like hammers, egg beater hand drills, screwdrivers and hand planes to make 5 unique projects.
- Creative Arts – There are 5 creative art lessons where a new skill is learnt each week. learning new techniques and using a wide range of materials the children will sew paper, make fake satin glass, learn water colour and more.
💡 Program Features:
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Aligns with the creative arts and other NSW Syllabus outcomes
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Sensory, allergy, and wheelchair friendly environment
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Encourages creativity, problem-solving, and hands-on learning
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Suitable for ages 5-8 and any skill levels – no prior experience needed
This is a welcoming, inclusive space where children can build practical skills, express their creativity, and connect with others in the homeschool community.
Limited spots available – book now to secure your place!
This is not a drop and leave service. All children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
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THE DETAILS:
Ages 5+
Weekly on Mondays at 2.00pm
45min – 1hr Session (approx)
$30 Per Session – Booked as a whole term.
$300 Full terms for all 10 weeks.
Sessions Available to All – A Safe, Inclusive Space for Every Young Artist
We believe every child deserves the chance to explore their creativity. That’s why we’ve designed these art sessions to be welcoming, accessible, and supportive for kids of all ages and abilities.
With personal experience supporting children with allergies and neurodivergence, we’ve made sure to include:
Neurodivergent & Sensory-Friendly Sessions
- Small group classes for comfort and calm
- Low lighting to reduce sensory overload
- No background music
- A tub of shared fidget toys available during class
Dyslexia-Friendly Options
- Worksheets can be printed on coloured paper (with pre-arrangement)
- We also offer coloured reading aid sheets in 8 different shades on site
Wheelchair Accessible & Friendly Environment
- Ramp access and disabled toilet available
- Height-adjustable tables for comfort and inclusion
Allergy-Conscious & Safe Space
- Workshop space is sterilized before each session
- Workshop area is completely nut, gluten, egg, dairy, and corn free
Age Can Just Be A Number
- Do you have a child who might be behind or ahead in learning?
- Our sessions connect more with the Stages of the NSW Syllabus outcomes rather then ages.
- So if your child is a prodigy like Sheldon Cooper or is developmentally behind, give us a call and we are happy to work with you on finding a session that works best for your child.
We are committed to making sure every child can feel safe, seen, and celebrated in our classes.
Terms and Conditions
- All children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. This is not a drop and leave service.
- All bookings are non refundable. Make up session will not be issued for missed lessons.
- This is a class that does involved supervised risk, precautions are in place but you will be required to sign a liability waiver before taking place in the class.
- We ask that all children and adults show respect to the teacher, each other and the space around them
- In order to keep the space allergy controlled, all classes have a no food policy. You are welcome to bring a drink bottle to class but no food please.
- Space is a Corn and Nut free space due to anaphylaxis of some of the children who attend
- All resources remain the property of Camden Markets and both physically and intellectually.
- All lessons are prepared with the NSW syllabus in mind, but we are not educators, just home schoolers and local artist and small businesses.
- All reporting and ultimate alignment to syllabus lies with the parent.
