So ... The Great Pottery
Throwdown has had six series now, and
millions of viewers have been tuned in. You can download
all, or some of, the previous episodes from All4. Series 7 is now
looking for new contestants and will be back on TV after
filming.
There will be 12 contestants in the
studio battling it out to become Britain's best potter.
Highfield Ceramics covers all the techniques that
are required by the participants, so you can learn everything
you need and practice how to do it too. Lessons are given at our
modern ceramics studio
on the edge of Tiverton, Devon, by a
fully qualified and professional ceramics teacher.
Adults and children (over
the age of six) are taught by a fully qualified teacher, covering
all aspects of clay work, including wheel work. Earthenware &
stoneware, clay and glazes, are used and fired in an electric kiln.
The studio is light and airy,
with space to work outside as well, which enables students to do
such things as smoke firings, if the weather allows it.
Classes are of mixed
ability - from beginner to advanced.
Also we offer the
opportunity for children who wish to do their Duke of Edinburgh
award can do pottery for their skills section (see the Children page
for details).
All clay, glazes, use of
tools and firings are included in the cost of the lessons, which are
held on Tuesdays and Wednesdays divided by age. You only
need to bring your own apron or an old shirt.
Highfield Ceramics
regularly hold exhibitions of students' work, either at the studio, or
at various venues in Tiverton.
Term
dates can be found on the "Diary" page
