In the studio, Norwich AM (Aged 10 – 14)

Taught by practicing artists, this weekly class held at St Mary’s Works in Norwich will lead students through a wide range of observational drawing exercises to create a portfolio of high-quality work.

Drawing the Clothed Model
Drawing from Imagination
Drawing Open Space

In the studio, Norwich AM (Aged 10 – 14) Image

Course details

Dates

20 September – 22 November 2025

Times

11:00 – 13:00

Duration

10 sessions

Fees

£175.00 Concessions available

Location

Young Artists Venues

Tutors

Paul Patrick Fenner

Anna Rumsby

Overview

We have a small number of places left on this course for the Autumn Term. If you would like to book a place please email youngartists@royaldrawingschool.org

This course is based in St Mary's Works the heart of Norwich’s creative quarter. The School has a dedicated studio, with access to easels and a range of different materials.

During the course students will explore and develop key drawing techniques and skills, experimenting and exploring line, tone, shape, form, perspective, proportion, and colour. Sessions will include drawing from clothed models, still life sets, artworks, film and imagination. Young artists will have the opportunity to create collaborative works, theatrical sets and animations as well as venturing into Norwich to draw the city.

Young artists will be encouraged to develop their artistic voice and observation skills and will be given the opportunity to use a wide range of materials and mixed media.

Venue Address: Second floor, St Mary’s House, Duke Street, Norwich, NR3 1QA.

Who is it for

Students aged 10–14 (school years 5–9) with a passion for drawing and a desire to develop their skills.

We’re committed to making our courses accessible to all young people with a passion and talent for drawing. 50% and 100% means-tested scholarships are available for each course. Read more about scholarships on our Young Artists page.

What’s provided

All materials for classes are supplied.

What to bring

Please wear suitable clothes for art making.

Concessions

The School is committed to making all courses affordable and available to all, regardless of background or circumstance.

We offer 50% and 100% means-tested scholarships to students with a passion for drawing and a commitment to regular attendance.

To apply for a scholarship, please complete the Scholarship Application Form.

If your application is successful, you will be added to our general scholarship database. Ahead of each term you will be asked to select your course preferences, however please note that this does not guarantee a place on a termly course.

All courses are allocated on a first come first serve basis. If you are successful in securing a place on a course we will email you to confirm which course your Young Artist will be attending.

Please note applications for the database will be open from Friday 26 September to Friday 10 October at midday.

Tutors

Paul Patrick Fenner

Tutor, Drawing Year Alumni, 2012

Anna Rumsby

Young Artists tutor, Drawing Year Alumni, 2016