Dates:

1:30 pm — 3:00 pm

Wed 9th Sep 2026

Wed 16th Sep 2026

Wed 23rd Sep 2026

Wed 30th Sep 2026

Wed 7th Oct 2026

Wed 14th Oct 2026

Wed 21st Oct 2026

Wed 4th Nov 2026

Wed 11th Nov 2026

Wed 18th Nov 2026

Wed 25th Nov 2026

Wed 2nd Dec 2026

Wed 9th Dec 2026

Wed 16th Dec 2026

Price:

£245.00

Remaining spaces:

6

Please Note: This term is longer than usual and will run for 14 weeks.

Make Stuff Club Home Education is a creative, weekly after school club for children aged 9-15 years old who are home educated.

These sessions are for young people who have an interest in using their hands and making things but with no prior making experience necessary. 

Each term across 14 workshops your child will have covered the basics of woodworking, safe tool use and how to take an idea from paper to prototype.

Autumn 2026 we will be collaborating with Blackhorse Workshop based designer This Is Byron.

This Is Byron is a design informed maker specialising utilising waste material to create new products and furniture.

We will be designing small chairs or stools using wood for the skeleton framework and developing our own cardboard mulch to create their final design.

Tools: measuring tape, handsaw, coping saw, hand-held drills, pillar drill, belt-sander, chisel, hammer.

ACCESSIBILITY

Please note our Education Space is not currently accessible via step-free access and there are three flights of stairs to walk. If parents and children would like to visit the space and facilitators ahead of After School Club term starting, please email lucym@blackhorseworkshop.co.uk 

DISCLAIMER

In using the workshop, you understand that the use of all tools and machinery belonging to Blackhorse Workshop are at your own risk.

Please note that refunds and/or changes to ticket date are available up to 1 week before induction date. We cannot offer refunds due to Covid or any other absence due to illness. Once a course has started, we cannot offer any transfers or refunds. 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Please dress appropriately we also recommend sturdy shoes/boots to be worn for woodwork.