Creative CPD for Teachers & Educators – The Power of Print!

17 November 2026 at 4:00 pm until 5:45 pm
  • £15 per person – ticket includes tour of exhibition, creative materials and a drink (alcoholic and non available)
  • Suitable for adults
  • Wheelchair accessible

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Creative CPD for Teachers & Educators – The Power of Print!

Tuesday 17th November, 4-5.45pm

£15 per person (includes booking fee)

Ticket includes tour of exhibition, creative materials and a drink (alcoholic and non available)

Print, draw and explore! Enjoy a few hours of culture and creativity (with a glass of something!)

This session take inspiration from the work of selected artist Eric Ravilious, whose features in the Holburne’s upcoming exhibition Ancient Landscape, Modern Times.

Suitable for freelance educators, primary and secondary teachers, TA’s and school support staff.

Led by The Holburne’s Learning & Engagement Team, learn accessible and low-cost printmaking techniques to take back to school – collagraph and plasticine printing. Designed to be relaxed and informal, this session will provide creative inspiration and techniques that can be adapted to different ages and abilities.

What can I expect?

  • You’ll gain creative confidence through new printmaking skills
  • Connect with other local educators and teachers
  • Enjoy doing something fun to fill up your own creative cup
  • A cultural treat – enjoy a guided tour of our latest exhibition
  • A materials list, creative inspiration sheet and instructions list to take away with you

For any queries relating to this event please contact education@holburne.org

Refunds available upon request for up to 14 days before the event date. They are not available after this time.

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