Programmes · Kindergarten – Junior High
Ceramics
Clay, wheel and kiln: modelling, throwing, firing and painting pieces the student keeps.
Photo: Ceramics (5:4)🏺Levels: 4 · 20 steps
What every student receives
- Ceramic tools and clay every session
- Wheel access, firing and acrylic paint
- Certificate and learning report
- Video tutorials
Class requirements
- One hour per session, per semester schedule
- Minimum 8 students per class
- Two teachers for every 10 students
- Student list provided by the school
- On site at the school (online option with video tutorials)
Four levels
Each programme has four levels — Beginner, Basic, Intermediate and Advanced — divided into 20 steps, one step per semester, so students can continue for years.
Beginner
step 1–2
Basic hand modelling
Basic
step 1–6
Simple wheel, firing, painting
Intermediate
step 1–6
Electric wheel and post-fire decoration
Advanced
step 1–6
Commercial-quality pieces; competitions
From the Ceramics classroom
Photo: Ceramics 1
Photo: Ceramics 2
Photo: Ceramics 3
Photo: Ceramics 4
Photo: Ceramics 5