Messy Art Preschool
Ages 1-5
At Messy Art Preschool creativity knows no bounds and mess is encouraged!
Join us for an artistic exploration designed for children aged 1-5. At Messy Art Preschool, we believe in the power of process art to nurture your child's imagination and self-expression. It's the perfect opportunity for you to bond with your little one, discovering and enjoying new, engaging activities tailored to your child's unique pace and preferences. And the best part is - you don’t have to clean up the mess!
Every week will have different process art activities that promise to ignite your child's curiosity. For our older participants, aged 3-5, you have the option to drop them off, allowing them to explore and create independently.
Our class is a blend of free play art stations, providing endless opportunities for your child to experiment and discover, combined with a main process art lesson. These lessons are both fun and educational, helping kids learn important skills while letting them be creative
At Messy Art Preschool, we celebrate the beauty of creativity in its purest form, where the journey is more important than the destination. Join us, and watch your child's imagination bloom as they explore, create, and have a blast in our Messy Art Preschool!
What to Expect
Make sure to wear clothes you don’t mind getting messy! Art smocks will also be provided.
Our class runs from 10.30-11.30am but as it is child-led you are free to come and go whenever you please within that 1 hour.
This a parent/carer & child activity for children under 3 & optional drop off for children 3-5
When & Where?
Every Wednesday from 10.30 - 11.30 am
Saint Nicholas Anglican Church (15 Elizabeth St. Sawtell)
$20 per class or 5 class pass for $90
Engage their
growing curiosity
Through Process Art, children have the opportunity to explore materials and ideas they might not be encouraged to explore in their everyday life.
Getting messy and having the freedom to create whatever their little hearts desire is an excellent way to boost their self-confidence, nurture their social and emotional health and build cognitive, problem-solving skills.