Film
Family Workshop: Origami Butterflies
Family Workshop: Origami Butterflies
Friday 31 May, 9.45 – 10.45am
£3.50 per child
Suggested age 5-11
Join us for a relaxed creative workshop before we watch Butterfly Tale! We will learn to use basic origami folds to create pretty concertina butterflies.
As an added bonus, you can make a butterfly ring with pipe cleaners that you can wear on your finger as you watch the film!
The workshop will take place in the Arts University Plymouth Refectory, but come and check in at the cinema Box Office/ Cafe when you arrive (turn right when you enter the main doors of AUP). Our cafe will be open at 9.30am for snacks and hot and cold drinks.
Parents are required to stay during the workshop, and are encouraged to join in, but you only need to book places for children. 15 places available, advance booking required.
With Christina Oldfield
Christina is an artist and former Primary school teacher. She initially trained as a textile designer and worked for several years as a freelance printed textile designer. After training as a teacher, Christina taught for many years in Primary schools in Bristol and Cornwall. She has taught across the primary age range from Reception to Year 6. More recently, Christina studied for a Masters degree in Ceramics at Arts University Plymouth, graduating in 2022. She now works on her own ceramic and textile projects and also teaches ceramic workshops in her former primary school and runs pottery evening classes for adults.
Friday 31 May, 9.45 – 10.45am
£3.50 per child
Suggested age 5-11
Join us for a relaxed creative workshop before we watch Butterfly Tale! We will learn to use basic origami folds to create pretty concertina butterflies.
As an added bonus, you can make a butterfly ring with pipe cleaners that you can wear on your finger as you watch the film!
The workshop will take place in the Arts University Plymouth Refectory, but come and check in at the cinema Box Office/ Cafe when you arrive (turn right when you enter the main doors of AUP). Our cafe will be open at 9.30am for snacks and hot and cold drinks.
Parents are required to stay during the workshop, and are encouraged to join in, but you only need to book places for children. 15 places available, advance booking required.
With Christina Oldfield
Christina is an artist and former Primary school teacher. She initially trained as a textile designer and worked for several years as a freelance printed textile designer. After training as a teacher, Christina taught for many years in Primary schools in Bristol and Cornwall. She has taught across the primary age range from Reception to Year 6. More recently, Christina studied for a Masters degree in Ceramics at Arts University Plymouth, graduating in 2022. She now works on her own ceramic and textile projects and also teaches ceramic workshops in her former primary school and runs pottery evening classes for adults.
