FAQs
Here are some of the questions I’m often asked about Wild Art Workshop - from who the sessions are for to what they involve and how to get started. If there’s anything else you’d like to know, please feel free to get in touch - I’m always happy to help.
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Sessions are designed for school -age children and young people up to 25. I welcome everyone, especially those with EHCP’s or struggling in mainstream education. Whether they need a creative outlet, mentoring support, or just a different kind of space to grow, I tailor each session to meet their individual needs.
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Each session is led by the young person — they choose what they’d like to do from hundreds of accessible, creative materials. They’re free to explore at their own pace, whether that’s building a fairy house, weaving, painting, working with clay, or something entirely different. I’m always there to offer ideas, guidance, and gentle support as and when they need it. The focus is on freedom, creativity, and building confidence in a calm, nature-inspired setting.
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There’s no fixed number — some young people come for a one-off session, while others attend weekly for a year or more. It really depends on what your child needs and enjoys. As long as they’re finding it helpful and I have space available, they’re welcome to keep coming for as long as it feels right.
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We offer two pricing options to help keep sessions both accessible for families and sustainable for the work we do with professionals:
Creative Wellbeing Sessions – £35 per hour
A subsidised rate for families booking directly. These one-to-one sessions offer a calm, creative space with no pressure — just time to make, explore, and unwind.
Supported Referral Package – £75 per hour
For sessions funded by schools, local authorities or services. These include everything in a Creative Wellbeing Session, plus planning around EHCP targets, progress tracking, reports, and professional liaison.
This gentle two-tier pricing helps us support more young people, in the ways they need most.
Get in touch if you’re not sure which option fits — I’m always happy to help.
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Please get in touch via email (claire@wildartworkshop) and we’ll arrange a free 20 minute phone or Zoom call to see if what I offer is the right fit for your child.
You’re also welcome to arrange to come and meet me at the workshop for a no obligation chat.
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Sessions are held in my cosy, well-equipped workshop on a peaceful farm. It’s a calm, welcoming space surrounded by nature — perfect for creative exploration and gentle support away from the pressures of school or busy environments.
More specifically, Wild Art Workshop is located in the Old Dairy Buildings at Prescote Manor Farm.
Postcode: OX17 1PF
What3words: twigs.during.rhino
There is plenty of parking and I can send you detailed instructions ahead of your first visit.