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Engage with your senses through hands-on creative projects. The primary goal is to promote relaxation, self-expression, and the development of essential skills using different methods to produce craft projects.
This course is taught at the Slough & Langley College campus in Langley, Berkshire, with access to industry-standard facilities and industry-experienced tutors.
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10:00
12:15
Fri, 25 Jun 2027
You will need a keen interest in creating craft projects and happy to work independently and in groups. Students will have guided learning on differenti...
You will need a keen interest in creating craft projects and happy to work independently and in groups. Students will have guided learning on differentiated levels from Entry 1 – To level 1.
Students will work on using all their senses and improving fine motor skills by using different creative mediums such as paint and pencils, cutting, sticking, floristry and clay. Whatever you create you will usually be able to take it away with you at the end of each project, although we may ask to keep some to display at the end of year, as an example of what is produced, and there will be an element of group project work.
35 weeks from September 2026 to June 2027
This will be a practical course where students can use their imagination to create individual pieces of work under the guidance of a tutor and will be fun and interactive. This teaching will be differentiated and there will be minimal amounts of written work involved. We would suggest wearing older clothes due to the nature of some of these activities. Some sessions will take place in the community to explore the world around us using our senses.
Students will all follow a Learning Criteria delivered over the year, assessments will be through tutor lead practical, classroom based activities and observations in class.
This is a non regulated funded provision and there is no formal qualification at the end of the course.
All of our courses are aimed to support students develop their employability skills and life skills. Where courses are set a different levels you may which to progress onto the higher level the following year.
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