TOWRADGI WORKSHOP FIELD GUIDE
Clay Days in Towradgi: A Hands-On Workshop for Kids and Parents
Structured Clay hand-building and glazing sessions for homeschoolers and after‑school families — practical booking tips and membership rules to plan productive creative time together.
Clay Days in Towradgi: A Hands-On Workshop for Kids and Parents.
Black Duck Studio’s Kids & Parents Class in Towradgi pairs guided clay hand‑building with follow‑up glazing sessions designed for homeschoolers and after‑school families. The program balances structured instruction with flexible membership terms so children and parents can either drop in or join in, focusing on mindful clay play and achievable ceramics goals.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Two‑stage making and glazing
Classes separate making and glazing so pieces are fired between stages; the schedule encourages a clear rhythm of building, firing and finishing.
Designed for homeschoolers and after‑school families
Sessions are tailored to family groups and homeschooling schedules, supporting both parent‑child participation and independent child learning within the same membership framework.
Flexible membership with clear size limits
Memberships are structured and flexible, with simple volume limits for pieces; operators will contact families about upgrades or paid options if a child consistently produces larger work.
What the day feels like
What a session feels like
A ninety‑minute class focuses on mindful clay play and guided hand‑building, with time and structure aimed at producing pieces that can then be glazed in a later session. Parents may join their children or drop them off, and the studio sequences classes so making and glazing are staggered to allow for firing.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this membership works best for — and when you may need to make adjustments.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Each class runs for 90 minutes; plan around that block when scheduling sessions.
For weekly sessions the recommended booking rhythm cycles making and glazing (for example: Week 1: CLAY, Week 2: CLAY, Week 3: GLAZE, Week 4: GLAZE). Allow at least two weeks between MAKING and GLAZING so pieces can be fired.
You will receive a reminder email a few days before class; final cancellations are accepted up to 48 hours before the class start time.
Memberships and term courses use simple volume measurements to limit piece size; the operator will contact you if an upgrade or paid option is needed.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is each class?
Each session is 90 minutes long.
Can I drop my child off or do I need to stay?
Families may drop off or join in; the program supports both approaches.
How should I space making and glazing sessions?
Allow at least two weeks between MAKING and GLAZING so the studio can fire pieces; for weekly plans follow the suggested pattern (Week 1 CLAY, Week 2 CLAY, Week 3 GLAZE, Week 4 GLAZE).
What is the cancellation policy?
You will receive a reminder email a few days before class and there is a final cancellation cut‑off 48 hours before the class start time.
What happens if my child makes items that are too large for the membership?
Memberships are limited by simple volume measurements; if a child consistently makes larger pieces the studio will contact you about upgrading the membership or paying extra for piece size upgrades.
How will I know when to book a glazing session?
Glazing sessions are scheduled after pieces have been fired; the studio requests spacing between making and glazing to allow for this process.