Arts4all

21/12/2022

The annual ”arts4all Christmas Party” just gets bigger and bigger!
This year we celebrated our wonderful support workers first with gifts and thanks for the invaluable work they have performed. During lockdowns and “third waves”, under pressure with their own health and families, the Support Workers are our HEROES, and we acknowledge their often overlooked contribution to our wider community.

15/12/2022

07/12/2022

We’d love to see you on Sunday under the gazebo. The organisers have been very inclusive of our so our gazebo will be set up on concrete (along a accessible path). Thanks to the organisers at Redland Bay Christmas Markets, which is wheelchair and dog-friendly.
Buy local this Christmas and support this opportunity for our artists to raise money for ….you guessed it, art supplies 🤣



We’d be happy to talk with you about our art-works and techniques we’ve used to make acrylic pours and resin items such as coasters, trays and chopping boards). As well as some whimsical Christmas decorations that we’d be happy to personalise on the spot! Great, lightweight 🎄 gifts.

03/12/2022

Great day at Art from the Margins Gallery. My two friends and I spend a lot of time together.
We still have lots of Christmas art & craft to complete for next Sunday’s Christmas Market. We would appreciate your support for the fabulous team, and the artists I support in my teaching.
Well girls, the twice weekly RATS have been worth it!

06/10/2022

06/09/2022

Daniel Radcliffe: 'I was a very disorganised talkative boy, and there are some people who just don't do well at school. I am not somebody who will learn best when you tell me to sit down and be quiet and sit still. I learn by talking back and engaging in conversation and walking around'

So many of us neurodivergent peeps are active learners. The current learning system will not get the best out of these learners. We need a variety of different education environments, we need different types of assessments that promote a varied range of skills.

Supporting and Celebrating Neurodiversity,

Jess x x

23/08/2022