These arts and crafts sessions are delivered in a supportive atmosphere for people of all abilities, experimenting with different techniques and styles of working, and examining the artwork of other artists. Participants will explore the current gallery exhibition, and there will be opportunities to learn from guest artists joining the sessions.

These are for individuals who have a degree of musical interest, experience, or ability – participants will be encouraged to expand on their skills through working together, on singing, song-writing, recording, and performance, and to try new things such as music production, tech and programming.

Designed around broad themes, this short series of compulsory workshops seeks to encourage participants to consider their future plans – what they would like to do and what is getting in the way of them achieving that. Focussed on building rapport, finding common ground, self-awareness, vision and planning, celebration, and next steps.

This course is ideal for students interested in arts and enjoy learning in a creative environment. The course can be used to support learning in all types of expressive arts, including visual arts, performing arts, music, crafts and writing – anything of interest, from painting to poetry, crochet to circus skills, DJ-ing to dance.