Beginner Pottery Course
Start with pinch, coil and slab techniques, then finish one piece for studio firing.
Six ways to learn
From a £35 painting class to ongoing membership, every course includes clear guidance, realistic group sizes and full pricing.
2026 programme
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Start with pinch, coil and slab techniques, then finish one piece for studio firing.
Learn centring, opening and pulling with a dedicated wheel and attentive coaching.
Decorate a studio-made mug or plate using underglaze, brushwork and simple resist.
Use coils and slabs to make a planter, serving form or characterful sculptural vessel.
Plan surfaces with test tiles, glaze layering and wax-resist techniques.
Develop an independent practice with open-studio access, shared tools and guidance.
Clay, shared tools and an apron are provided unless a listing says otherwise.
Each course explains which pieces and kiln cycles are included in the price.
Tell us about mobility, sensory or learning needs before booking so we can plan properly.
Not sure where to start?
We will suggest the most useful first session without pushing you into a longer course.