Learning
The British Ceramics Biennial’s Learning programme uses big ideas and innovation to develop engaging, hands-on activity. We strive to create enthusiasm for clay at all stages of learning: EYFS, Primary, and Secondary.
We use a cross-curricular approach to clay in and out of the classroom. Pride, creativity, self and place are themes that run throughout our programmes. Every project holds a connection to heritage including the diversity and regeneration of the city.
We work with partners across education, industry, and cultural sectors. Together, we believe every child in Stoke-on-Trent should have the opportunity to get clay under their fingernails and experience the material that built their city.
Projects > Learning
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Clay School
The Clay School programme aims to provide children in Stoke-on-Trent with hands-on experiences with clay by bringing clay into schools.
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Transferer
Transferer is an innovative project that explores cross-curricular approaches to art-based learning, supporting improvement in oracy and critical thinking skills for young people.
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Clay Museum
Clay Museum engages secondary school students with the museum and its collections through a series of hands-on clay workshops.
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Adult Learning Courses
Express yourself using clay in a relaxed and fun group setting, working on a specific project which develops specific hand-building skills.
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