Holiday Arts Academy: April 2025
For April school holidays we are running two weeks of awesome 3-day programmes where young artists (8-12 years) will learn new skills, make new friends or meet up again with old friends, try new materials, and create cool art to take home. Our holiday program provides a stimulating environment for nurturing young creatives.
The Holiday Arts Academy runs from Tuesday to Friday, from 9am – 3pm each day except public holidays.
Week One: Tuesday 15th – Thursday 17th APRIL
- Tuesday: Junk journals – Create a creative journal (FULL)
- Wednesday: Claying Around – Clay Day (FULL)
- Thursday: Sketchy business – Lots of drawing and sketching (FULL)
- Friday: PUBLIC HOLIDAY (GOOD FRIDAY)
Week Two: Tuesday 22nd – Thursday 24th APRIL
- Tuesday: A dying art – Tie dye Day (Waitlist)
- Wednesday: Statue Bro! – Sculpture Day (Waitlist)
- Thursday: Printing Day – Anzac Themed (Waitlist)
- Friday: PUBLIC HOLIDAY (ANZAC DAY)
12:1 Supervision Ratio.
Cost: $30 per day per child.
Materials are supplied but BYO kai, sunscreen/hat, & drink bottle.
Wearing older clothing is advised, as paint and ink will be used throughout the programme. Let’s get creative!
After School Arts Academy: Term 2
Take two!!
Children thrive when given opportunities to be creative, connect with others, and enjoy themselves in a new environment.
Our after-school program offers a safe and welcoming space for your child. The classes are educational and focus on fostering the creative process, encouraging individual creativity, experimentation and personal artistic expression. Our Art Academy offers this over a 9 week programme.
Toi Māori – After Kura Programme: Term 2
Nau mai Haere mai!
Our Toi Māori After Kura Arts Academy invites tamariki to immerse themselves in the rich cultural traditions of māori art through hands-on experiences. Throughout the program, children will explore various art forms such as Uku, Kowhaiwhai, Whakairo, Raranga, and creating Pou. They will also learn about the importance of Māori atua, including Hine-te-iwaiwa and Hine-ahu-one. This program is designed to encourage creativity and cultural understanding, giving tamariki the tools to express their identity and make sense of their world through art.
