YOUTH SUMMER CAMP JULY 13-17
If your child has ever been curious about working with clay, this week-long ceramics camp is the perfect place to explore, create, and build confidence. This class is appropriate for youth ages 8-16.
Throughout the week, students will be introduced to a variety of foundational pottery techniques and creative projects, including:
Using the potter’s wheel to create bowls, mugs, plates, and more
Hand-building with pinch, coil, and slab techniques
Adding texture, detail, and surface design with underglazes
Designing and creating a small sculpture of their own
We intentionally keep sessions small (just 8 students) to ensure each child receives plenty of individual guidance and support.
Our approach emphasizes creativity over perfection. We encourage imagination, independence, and pride in each student’s ideas, so they leave not only with finished pieces, but with a stronger sense of confidence in their abilities.
This camp is led/supervised by Pam, the studio owner who also holds a degree in Child and Adolescent Development and has over 25 years of experience working with youth. As a ceramic artist, she has taught both adult and children’s pottery classes and brings a thoughtful, supportive and fun approach to teaching.
Camp Details
Dates: July 13-17–10
Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
All materials included
Only 8 spots available
What to Bring
A snack (we’ll provide a special treat on Friday)
A water bottle
A positive attitude
On the final day, students will have time to finish any last pieces and celebrate their work before heading home with their creations.
Location & Drop-Off Information
Our studio is located inside the Tanforan Shopping Center
1150 El Camino Real #262
San Bruno, CA, 94066
PLEASE NOTE: Because classes begin before the mall officially opens, families must arrive 5 minutes prior to the start time. We will gather at the mall entrance closest to BJs Brewhouse and proceed to the class location once all students have arrived. We will briefly open the doors to allow students inside. Late arrivals may result in forfeiture of that day’s session.
If your child has ever been curious about working with clay, this week-long ceramics camp is the perfect place to explore, create, and build confidence. This class is appropriate for youth ages 8-16.
Throughout the week, students will be introduced to a variety of foundational pottery techniques and creative projects, including:
Using the potter’s wheel to create bowls, mugs, plates, and more
Hand-building with pinch, coil, and slab techniques
Adding texture, detail, and surface design with underglazes
Designing and creating a small sculpture of their own
We intentionally keep sessions small (just 8 students) to ensure each child receives plenty of individual guidance and support.
Our approach emphasizes creativity over perfection. We encourage imagination, independence, and pride in each student’s ideas, so they leave not only with finished pieces, but with a stronger sense of confidence in their abilities.
This camp is led/supervised by Pam, the studio owner who also holds a degree in Child and Adolescent Development and has over 25 years of experience working with youth. As a ceramic artist, she has taught both adult and children’s pottery classes and brings a thoughtful, supportive and fun approach to teaching.
Camp Details
Dates: July 13-17–10
Time: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
All materials included
Only 8 spots available
What to Bring
A snack (we’ll provide a special treat on Friday)
A water bottle
A positive attitude
On the final day, students will have time to finish any last pieces and celebrate their work before heading home with their creations.
Location & Drop-Off Information
Our studio is located inside the Tanforan Shopping Center
1150 El Camino Real #262
San Bruno, CA, 94066
PLEASE NOTE: Because classes begin before the mall officially opens, families must arrive 5 minutes prior to the start time. We will gather at the mall entrance closest to BJs Brewhouse and proceed to the class location once all students have arrived. We will briefly open the doors to allow students inside. Late arrivals may result in forfeiture of that day’s session.