A4 Leaflet Nov. 2011 (1)

Foundation to KS4
Fantasia Glass
Creative Glass Workshops
Practicalities:
Health and Safety
A risk assessment is completed for each
project and all glass is pre-fired to remove
any sharp edges.
Who can be involved?
Projects can be adapted to suit students
from ages 4 to 18 and can incorporate the
whole school. Parents, staff and the wider
community can also be included.
Budget
Costs for creative school projects are
variable depending on materials used, the
number of days spent with the school, and
the amount of preparation work needed.
A one day workshop in school costs £200
(exclusive of materials and prep).
Additional Information
Possible sources of funding to support
your school project can be found through
Winchester City Council or Hampshire
County Council.
Contact Details
Fantasia Glass
Meon View, Garrison Hill
Droxford, SO32 3QL
www.fantasiaglass.co.uk
Tel: 01489 878123
Mob: 07719 661243
[email protected]
Foundation to KS4
Fantasia Glass
Creative Glass Workshops
About Fantasia Glass:
Fantasia Glass is a local business run
by Artist Helen Thomson. As well as
making commissions and bespoke
glass works, Helen offers exciting
creative workshops to schools. Each
school project teaches students
traditional and contemporary glass craft
skills such as leading and fusing.
Students work collaboratively with
Helen to design and make their own
artwork for display either at home or
back at school.
Helen has recently worked with
Greatham Primary to create a
commemorative window for the schools
100th anniversary, and with Sunhill
Infants to make glass garden
installations for their school.
If you are interested in finding out
more about a school workshop
with Helen, please get in contact
for a consultation.
What Students Will Gain:
• Practical creative skills such as
colour theory, design, and
traditional glass craft processes.
• A beautiful handmade piece of
artwork for the school, which
everyone can be proud of.
• Experience of team-work and
working independently.
Curriculum Links:
Workshops can be created to
incorporate many curriculum links,
for example;
• Science - how materials change.
• History - Romans in Britain.
• Art - colour and shape.
• Maths - tessellations and measurements.