New activities for children whilst at home, away from school. Include drawing, making, playing, thinking, reading, watching, and other activities to keep your kids entertained - for at least a few hours!

A LIVE, interactive online workshop based around Andy Warhol's Christmas Art- especially designed for all the family!

Our holiday LEGO® camps take place during half term and term breaks. Camps run for three hours each day and vary in length, with some that are up to one-week long. For camps that are multiple days, we will offer a different building activity each day. Easter Camp

Architecture at home, a series of family-friendly activities offered in partnership with the NYC Department of Youth and Community Development, gathers new activities and design challenges on their website, Facebook, and Instagram.

Discover the different materials and techniques in this art class with your child.

Enjoy these Art Workshops with your child!

Private tuition in drawing and painting for children 4 to 15 years old (small groups / reasonable rates)

- Improve creativity - Improve focus - Reduces stress

In this activity, you get to design the latest and greatest satellite.

Learn to master some of the techniques of oil painting as you discover why this versatile medium has been a favorite choice for many artists over the centuries. This course has been specially designed for younger students who will spend a week working alongside a practicing artist to learn the techniques and experiment with new processes...

Join Studio Art for 14 – 17 year olds and waste no time in getting hands on as you experiment with a range of art materials and creative approaches. Working with an experienced tutor you’ll introduced to contemporary artists and their working methods.

Clapham Pottery is a busy self-funding and not-for-profit community pottery, offering pottery classes for all ages and all abilities.

This February half term, join us for this creative architecture workshop for children aged 6 to 10. Over two days, we will imagine that our society has left Earth and relocated to live…on the moon. We’ll research, design and build a new world for people to live in, making sure that it caters to the needs of humankind.

It’s a fun way to get kids to “write” poems even if they are initially resistant to the idea.

The V&A always has so much to offer families with art trails, hands-on galleries and backpacks that let kids go on adventures through history and this Half Term is no exception. Designed to ensure families can get inspired and involved in their wonderful exhibitions while encouraging play and learning through the diverse V&A collection and temporary exhibitions.

February Half Term Family Fun at the River and Rowing Museum

The Frank Lloyd Wright Virtual Classroom is a resource center developed by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’s education department as a free online learning tool for K-12 students and virtual engagement for families.

Art, Craft & Pottery for Kids

One-week Winter Camp in the Swiss Alps with family atmosphere.

Squirrel, Badger, Owl and Rabbit all live in homes in the forest. They would love to meet you! Come along to help build their homes and listen to their stories.

Brighten up your winter evenings with a visit to Chiswick House and Gardens, where Lightopia, a brand new immersive and visually dramatic lantern and light festival is transforming the historic property and its grounds. Let the kids explore the unique interactive and immersive installations, destined to create unforgettable memories and provide alternative family fun throughout the festival season.

A topographic map, or "topo map," is a way to show mountains and valleys on a flat piece of paper.

Charlie Cockroach and Alex the snail invite you to come and meet them and their minibeasts friends at the library.

where kids create masterpieces!

Mini Picassos is an art school for children who are excited about art, artists and being creative. Through the exploration of a huge range of materials, art techniques and great projects we aim to inspire our students to realise their full artistic potential.