Can I sign up for a single class or do I need to commit to a full term?

We offer both single-class drop-ins as well as full-term enrollments. If you're unsure about committing to a full term, drop-in classes are a great way to try the class out first!

What happens if my child doesn’t enjoy the class or doesn’t feel comfortable?

I want every child to feel comfortable and enjoy the class. If your child feels uneasy or is having trouble with the activities, please let me know right away. I will work with her/him individually to make sure is feeling supported and confident. If necessary, we can arrange to discuss any concerns with you and find a solution together.

What can my child expect to learn in the art class?

Your child will explore various art techniques and mediums, including:

Drawing, painting, sculpture, and printmaking.

Development of fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

Use of different materials like crayons, markers, watercolors, clay, acrylics and more.

Exploration of basic color theory, shapes, and patterns.

Building creativity, problem-solving, and self-expression through art.

Can I stay with my child during the class?

 In general it is a drop-off class and the child must be able to be and work independently. We encourage independence at this stage, but parents can stay in the waiting area if they prefer not to leave the building. We also encourage parents to let children explore their creativity on their own, but we’re happy to discuss any concerns you may have.

The duration of our art classes varies depending on the age group:

The class duration is generally 2 hours, but depending on the maturity and concentration of each child, also related to their age can vary and decrease. I do not effort the child if she/he does not feel to work, because I understand that for many mitivals, the degree of fatigue and concentration can vary, in addition my goal is to make the child to love and enjoy the activity, if I'm forcing to work when he does not want to work the result will be totally opposite to the objective of the activiy.

What should my child wear to class?

Art classes can get messy! Please make sure your child wears old clothes or an art smock/apron to protect their clothing from paint, markers, and other art materials. We provide smocks for younger children, but it’s always a good idea to have a change of clothes just in case.

How do I enroll my child in a class?

You can register your child by contacting me via phone at        +352 691 146 130 or by email at infominiart@gmail.com.
Please include the following information:

• Child’s full name

• Age

• Gender (girl or boy)

• Whether you would like to register for a single class or for a full month

We’ll get back to you as soon as possible to confirm availability and next steps!

Is there a specific curriculum or lesson plan?

Yes, we follow a structured curriculum that is designed to be flexible and engaging for each age group. The curriculum includes:

Exploration of various art techniques.

Themed projects that teach new skills.

Focus on creativity, self-expression, and confidence-building.

Celebrating the joy of art through hands-on activities.

How do you ensure the safety of my child during the class?

The safety and well-being of your child is my top priority. Additionally, all materials used in my classes are non-toxic and child-safe. I also maintain a secure environment with limited access to the classroom.

Are there any make-up classes for missed sessions?

We understand that things come up! If your child misses a class, please let us know as soon as possible. We will do our best to accommodate a make-up class or provide any missing materials or instructions from that day’s lesson.

How can I support my child’s art development at home?

You can help foster your child’s creativity by:

Encouraging them to draw, paint, or craft at home using household materials.

Visiting museums, art galleries, or art fairs with your child to expose them to different art forms.

Talking about their artwork and asking them to explain their process and what they like about it.

Avoiding over-criticism and instead focusing on the joy of creating and experimenting.

How many children are in each class?

I maintain a small class size to ensure individualized attention for every child:

Typically, there are between 6 to 10 children per class depending on the age group. This ensures your child gets the guidance they need to develop their skills.