Kingston University Art&Design Saturday Club runs for 15 creative sessions from January to June, guiding students through hands-on projects led by experienced tutors.

Each week, members experiment with new materials, techniques, and ideas from drawing, creative writing, ceramics, and printmaking to sculpture, graphic design, performance, and collage. Workshops also explore big themes such as mental health, climate justice, and equality, showing how art can express identity and inspire change.

The Saturday Club is a fun, welcoming space for self-discovery, where young people can: Experiment with different creative approaches Share ideas in a supportive environment Make friends while exploring new ways of seeing the world Members will also take part in exciting national events, including Masterclasses with industry professionals and the annual Summer Show, where work from Saturday Clubs across the UK is exhibited.

Who can apply? The Club is open to young people in Year 9 and Year 10. Applications aren’t based on ability but on who will benefit most from the opportunity. We may prioritise places for students from underrepresented groups, and travel support is available where needed. Apply here: https://data.heat.ac.uk/survey/J52

Explore this Club’s previous Masterclasses:
Design the future ‘Bed Pod’ with Boeing Global Services
Sculptural projection and climate change with Jason Bruges Studio
Urban architecture with RSHP
Designing future aircraft with Flight Crowd
Printmaking with Holly Graham
Totem making with Glithero