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The Pottery for Wellbeing course offers a welcoming, relaxed, and supportive environment where students engage in working with clay. Through traditional hand building techniques such as pinch pots, coiling, slab building, surface decoration, and wheel throwing, you will learn new creative skills, students engage using a variety of materials to learn new creative skills and work towards a Tailored Learning Outcome. By the end of the course, students will have progressed or worked towards their set goal, gain a deeper understanding of how art and creativity contribute to wellbeing, improve confidence and gain a greater knowledge of materials, techniques and processes.
The course will support with health and wellbeing benefits as well as offering many other opportunities including progression and support into further learning, skills for employment including building confidence to overcome health-related barriers to employment, access and support with essential skills in line with our funding criteria.
These courses are also available for self-referring or referred patient/client.
If you have a support worker or have a condition, we will need to be aware of, please let us know – there may be other specialised creative courses that are more suited to your needs from other health providers. The tutor will spend some time with you 1:1 to support you with your declared needs to ensure we give you the best support and guidance during the course.
You may be eligible for a full fee waiver for this course if your household income is below the following thresholds:
If you receive Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA), Employment and Support Allowance (ESA), or Universal Credit (UC), you may also be eligible. The income cap for Universal Credit is:
You may be eligible for co-funding for this course, meaning you only pay £40.00 if you meet any of the following criteria and your household income is below £27,000:
If your income is between £27,000 and £30,000, you may need to only pay £50.00 for this course.
If your income is over £30,000, you will need to pay the full fee of £75 for this course.
These courses are delivered under the government Tailored Learning Scheme. They are limited to one Wellbeing course per term (excluding online)
The courses are part-funded and therefore means / benefit tested, and fees may still apply.
Below is our sliding scale table of tiered costings depending on your financial situation. All of these costs are at the part-funded price.
£0 Free - low income below £23,400, JSA, ESA, UC cap: joint claim £988, sole claim £617
£40 - carers allowance, PIP, state pensions, Attendance allowance, Income under 27k, evidence of food bank vouchers, UC cap: joint £1188, sole £817
£50 - income 27 – 30k
£75 - income over 30k
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