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A purple clay octopus with eight curling arms, made by a child
Clay Programme · Ocean life · Ages 5–6

Ocean octopus

Children discover how an octopus moves and hides before building a colourful eight-armed character.

A clay rocket resting on a white cloud, made by a child
Clay Programme · Space · Ages 7–8

Rocket launch

A lesson about what lies beyond the sky, built as a rocket with fins, windows and a tail of fire.

A yellow clay school bus with teal windows, made by a child
Clay Programme · Transport · Ages 3–4

School bus

Simple shapes become a bus while children talk about the people who help them get to school.

A pink clay flower with a yellow centre and green leaves, made by a child
Clay Programme · Nature · Ages 5–6

Rainforest flower

Children learn what a flower needs to grow, then build one petal at a time.

Three clay houses in different styles, including one on stilts, made by children
Clay Programme · Places · Ages 9–10

Houses around the world

A project about how people build homes differently depending on where they live.

A round clay disc decorated with a symmetrical geometric pattern
Clay Programme · Patterns · Non-figurative

Pattern and symmetry

One of the alternative projects for schools that prefer non-figurative work.

A purple clay octopus with eight curling arms, made by a child
Clay Programme · Ocean life · Ages 5–6

Ocean octopus

Children discover how an octopus moves and hides before building a colourful eight-armed character.

A clay rocket resting on a white cloud, made by a child
Clay Programme · Space · Ages 7–8

Rocket launch

A lesson about what lies beyond the sky, built as a rocket with fins, windows and a tail of fire.

A yellow clay school bus with teal windows, made by a child
Clay Programme · Transport · Ages 3–4

School bus

Simple shapes become a bus while children talk about the people who help them get to school.

A pink clay flower with a yellow centre and green leaves, made by a child
Clay Programme · Nature · Ages 5–6

Rainforest flower

Children learn what a flower needs to grow, then build one petal at a time.

Three clay houses in different styles, including one on stilts, made by children
Clay Programme · Places · Ages 9–10

Houses around the world

A project about how people build homes differently depending on where they live.

A round clay disc decorated with a symmetrical geometric pattern
Clay Programme · Patterns · Non-figurative

Pattern and symmetry

One of the alternative projects for schools that prefer non-figurative work.

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