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Corporates, Schools & groups

At Firefly in house we can seat up to 35 people and in addition have 12 pottery wheels.

We are equally happy to deliver offsite, to your premises or booked venues. Our team can cater for up to 40 people at once for pot paint and clay hand building and we have two portable wheels.  

As a team we are rich in teaching experience and enthusiasm for bringing ceramics to children and adults.

All of our services or a combination thereof are available for workshop provision.

There are so many benefits to working with clay we have listed a few for you here in The Benefits of Pottery.

We can provide weekly attendance for ceramic instruction, which we currently do for two High schools who specialise in trauma recovery learning.

For school workshops we either focus on curriculum topics Roman’s, Greek’s, dinosaurs etc or open makes. We make one visit and provide back fully fired and glazed pottery for as little as £12 per head.

For adult workshops we can focus on a general introduction to making with freedom to create as attendees wish, or we can structure workshops that introduce for example – how to make a mug, or provide a shared project and mechanisms to team build.

We also happily provide workshops to High and primary schools, guides, scouts, WI’s, Corporates and care homes and any other that would like us.

A collection of terracotta pottery vessels stacked on a white surface. The pots have textured surfaces and some are coated in white glaze. A large group of small, reddish-brown clay figures wearing blue hats and tagged with handwritten labels are arranged on a light-colored wood floor. People of various ages sit at picnic tables outdoors. Some are in wheelchairs, others are standing or seated. A woman in a red uniform is eating.
Several people are seated at a long table, sculpting clay on tiles. Tools and supplies are scattered across the workspace. A large group of people are gathered around tables with craft supplies. They appear to be engaged in an activity or workshop.
A collection of clay pots and floral sculptures on a textured surface. Some pots have blue and red details, while others are plain. A few clay flowers are scattered around. A collection of ceramic figures arranged on a wooden table. The figures are predominantly cone-shaped, decorated with holiday themes like snowmen, Christmas trees, and Santa hats.

Festive workshops are also available – making or painting Christmas decorations or Diwali tea light holders etc