by Megan Atkins | Jul 31, 2026 | Ruskin Mill College
Throughout the year, students explored a range of traditional and creative crafts, developing confidence, practical skills and pride in their work through hands-on learning. From funky hats to green woodworking and forging, each project reflects creativity, patience...
by Megan Atkins | Jul 28, 2026 | Argent College
A student at Argent College first started attending jewellery sessions in June 2025; she found it difficult to communicate her ideas. She sat for hours enjoying drawing, and she particularly loved drawing around her hands. Anwa, our jewellery tutor, took inspiration...
by Megan Atkins | Jul 21, 2026 | Coleg Plas Dwbl
Clay work at Coleg Plas Dwbl is more than a practical skill; it is a living relationship with the land. Every bowl, tile, cup or tool begins long before it reaches the workshop. It begins in the clay pit, where raw earth waits to be transformed by patient hands and...
by Megan Atkins | Jul 14, 2026 | Glasshouse College
Glasshouse students and staff hosted a ‘Summer Festival’ cabaret to bring the yearly cultural events cycle to a close. Performed in the beautiful, natural surroundings on a hot summer’s afternoon, the cabaret’s intention was to bring together all students and staff...
by Megan Atkins | Jul 7, 2026 | Sunfield Garden School
Bilberry class have continued their journey within Sunfield’s newly developed science curriculum informed by Goethean Science. They have been exploring more deeply the relationship between nature, colour and sensory experience. Their project, Living Colours, has...
