FAQ & what to expect

It is helpful if children can understand very basic everyday phrases in English, though this is not a requirement and all levels are welcome to try. The workshops are conducted in English and are supported by demonstration and hands-on activities, so children can follow along easily regardless of their English level.

Please bring slippers, as this is an indoor space where outdoor shoes are not allowed. We also recommend wearing clothes you don’t mind getting a little arty, aprons are provided. Most importantly, bring your big ideas and a creative mindset.

All materials and tools are provided. We kindly ask that snacks are kept in bags and enjoyed before or after the workshop.

This is a drop-off workshop, so parents are welcome to enjoy some free time while the session runs.

For children who need a little time to settle in, parents may stay throughout the session to help the adaptation period, and if that takes a few sessions or even a few weeks, that is absolutely fine. To support an immersive environment, we kindly ask that parents communicate with their child in English only during the session.

Please arrive a few minutes early. Go through the colourful gates and ring our doorbell (our door is yellow, you can’t miss it). We will welcome you, go over any notes you have shared, and show you our space. We usually have 10–15 minutes of free play at the start of each session while everyone settles in, a chance to catch up or gently ease into the space. Sessions take place in small, friendly groups where children can feel comfortable and supported from the start.