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Clay Together: Family-Friendly Pottery Taster Class Reviews

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This is a fun activity in Henley-in-Arden, Birmingham

This 90-minute family pottery class in Warwickshire is designed for adults and kids to get messy and make something together -- no experience required, just clean clothes you don't mind getting clay on.

Whether it's a weekend activity, a birthday outing, or just an excuse to do something different as a family, Clay Together is built for shared moments at the wheel and the worktable alike.

**What to expect:**
- First half: Everyone takes a turn at the wheel, learning to centre and shape clay as it spins -- wobbly first attempts included.
- Second half: Swap the wheel for hand-building, using a coiling technique to build a pot piece by piece, no electricity required.
- Throughout: Our instructor moves between you, offering tips and steadying hands.

You'll leave with two handmade pieces: one thrown, one coiled, both entirely yours. It's a rare chance to slow down together, focus on something with your hands, and create something that didn't exist an hour and a half ago.

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Tracey Flood
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“Booked family session for myself and my niece’s 9th birthday. We did coil building and a session at the wheel. We both absolutely loved it, everyone was so friendly and our teacher was both skilled and really attentive. A great experience and brilliant good fun would certainly recommend.”
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Posted 20 hours ago
“Both teachers were lovely and very patient. I treated my grandson who loved the potters wheel and although tackled the coil pot with gusto quite quickly git distracted. I sadly do suffer with background noise and have sensory problems and although I was welcomed as an observer and to make sure my grandson paid attention I was getting very close to meltdown with the music that was all base. I did mention right at the start of the class but no offer was made to either switch it off or play something softer. Personally I would recommend this to everyone but if you have s child with sensory issues it may be worth going along beforehand to check it out. It's a teaching session so I just don't get why background music is needed”
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Posted 1 month ago
Fiona Kaplan
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“Great pottery class in Henley today! I am 67 and took my friend's 12-year-old daughter for her birthday present. The teacher was helpful and patient, especially when we were learning to work with the potter's wheel, and made sure we both achieved attractive results. I particularly enjoyed making coil pots and would definitely like to learn more about that technique. We would both like to come back: highly recommended!”
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Posted 2 months ago