Be Inspired
Click here to see our short video and hear about why our existing students enjoy art classes
If you’d like to try an art class, you can now take single lessons with ‘Pay Per Class’. Book an individual three-hour class for £23.50 – or £30 for Life Drawing – or come along to as many classes as you wish, subject to availability.
All daytime classes, apart from Thursday afternoon Acrylics, run for 10 weeks with a break for half term 17th – 21st February.
Thursday PM Acrylics runs for 9 weeks from 23 January with a break for half term 17th – 21st February.
Mondays 10am – 1pm 13th January – 24th March
Tuesdays 2 – 5pm 14th January – 25th March
£23.50 per session
Click here for the Tuesday syllabus
Click here for the materials list
Mondays 2 – 5pm 13th January – 24th March
£23.50 per session
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Wednesdays 10am – 1pm 15th January – 26th March
£30 per session including live model
Thursdays 4.15 – 7.15pm 23rd January – 27th March 9 weeks
£23.50 per session
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Click here for the materials list
Fridays 2 – 5pm 17th January – 28th March
£23.50 per session
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Full syllabus and materials lists can also be found in the hoppers under the Art Group noticeboard opposite Reception.
You do not need to join the Art Group to attend on a Pay Per Class basis. However, you will need to do so if you decide to sign up for the term.
Before your class either visit Reception or call the team on 020 8480 4200 (option 4). All Pay Per Class bookings are subject to availability.
Spring Term Art Classes are now running in the Art Studio. Please see below for the full timetable and links to syllabi and materials lists.
All daytime classes, apart from Thursday PM Acrylics, run for 10 weeks with a break for half term 17th – 21st February.
Thursday afternoon Acrylics runs for 9 weeks from 23rd January with a break for half term 17th – 21st February.
Beginners’ Evening Class runs from 20th January for 9 weeks with a break for half term 17th – 21st February.
Mondays 10am – 1pm 13th January – 24th March
Tuesdays 2 – 5pm 14th January – 25th March
Click here for the Monday syllabus
Click here for the Tuesday syllabus
Click here for the materials list
Mondays 2 – 5pm 13th January – 24th March
Click here for the syllabus
Click here for the materials list
Mondays 7pm – 9.30 pm 20th January – 24th March 9 weeks
Click here for the syllabus and materials list
Tuesdays 10am – 1pm 14th January – 25th March
Wednesdays 10am – 1pm 15th January – 26th March
Wednesdays 2 – 5pm 15th January – 26th March
Thursdays 4.15 – 7.15pm 23rd January – 27th March 9 weeks
Click here for the syllabus
Click here for the materials list
Fridays 10am – 1pm 17th January – 28th March
Fridays 2 – 5pm 17th January – 28th March
Click here for the syllabus
Click here for the materials list
Printed syllabi and materials lists can also be found in the hoppers under the Art Group noticeboard opposite Reception.
If you have any queries, please email artgroup@roehamptonclub.co.uk
Term starts Monday 13th January
Half term 17th – 21st February
Term ends Friday 28th March
All classes: term starts Monday 28th April
Shaun’s Monday AM and PM classes:
Term starts Monday 28th April
Ends Monday 9th June
No classes on Monday 5th May and Monday 26th May (Bank Holidays)
Shaun Tuesday PM Class
Term starts Tuesday 29th April
Term ends Tuesday 27th May
Kathy’s Daytime Classes:
Term starts w/c Monday 28th April all classes
No classes Kathy w/c 19th May
Term ends Kathy’s classes Friday 6th June
Kathy’s Beginners Evening Class
Term starts Monday 28th April
No classes 19th May and 26th May
Term ends Monday 9th June
Daisy’s Thursday Class
Term starts Thursday 1st May
No class 8th May
Term ends Thursday 5th June
Term starts 15th September
Half term 20th – 24th October
Term ends Friday 28th November
Please note that these dates may change due to unforeseen circumstances.
Click here to see our short video and hear about why our existing students enjoy art classes
‘I enjoy watching someone new to art grow in confidence and ability, especially those of you that arrive so timidly and without any self-belief. My tenet is that anyone can be taught some basic exercises that will help transpose what you see onto a two-dimensional plane.
Practice is a huge key element but, more importantly, encouragement is one of the most important aspects to my teaching.
I want students to be inspired.’
‘One of the most enjoyable aspects is one to one teaching, understanding individual abilities and personal experience. Getting to know each student helps me to find ways to inspire, enabling room for each to develop techniques, personal approaches and, on occasion, maybe take a risk or two.
I believe teaching should encourage. Even if a student has found an exercise tough it will always lay deeper foundations upon which they can build their personal abilities for future.’