Please see below for updates on our Summer Camps & Covid-19
Holiday Camps
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We currently run holiday camps during the Easter and Summer holidays and in the school half-term breaks in February, May and October.
Our holiday camps originated at our very own venue at The ArtShed on London Road in St Albans. Operating out of a log cabin and marquees and set in a large private garden populated with chickens, ducks and numerous sheds, there’s always plenty of inspiration for fun and creativity! Of course the English weather does not always permit us to run camps at the ArtShed so we now also run holiday camps in primary schools in St Albans, Harpenden, Abbots Langley and now, Nantwich in Cheshire too. Our camps run from 9.30am to 3.30pm (wrap around care is available to book too) and children are guided through a different art project each day so you can book as many or as few days as you wish. Our camps are very popular so it is always advisable to book as soon as you can to secure a place. The camps provide an excellent opportunity for children to spend more time working on a piece of artwork and developing their artistic skills in a structured environment. Above all we aim to make our camps fun and so there’s plenty of playtime and the chance to make new friends too! |
For full camp details visit online booking. |
October Camps 2020
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**We are running some October Half-term Camps at Sandringham School in St Albans and Roundwood School in Harpenden so please go to online booking for more information and to book!**
Our October Half-term Camps 2020 are limited to 30 places for each 2-day camp so please book promptly to avoid disappointment! If you are stuck at home and would like to do our projects why not try our ArtShed Takeaway online video tutorials - click here for more information. |
Details for all holiday camps*Duration: 9.30am to 3.30pm
For ages 6–13 years (5 year olds at our discretion only) Early Bird & Sibling Discounts available!
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The children loved it and didn't want to leave! Will definitely be back next time. Melissa |