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Create and paint Two Tigers enjoying a meal Create and paint a pottery piece
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ABOUT CLAY COVE
At Clay Cove, Moni and Magdalen aspire to promote right-brain creativity development activities through pottery-making to all children in Singapore. Pottery-making is the process of transforming clay into ceramics. Clay Cove's pottery curriculum is fun and interesting giving the children space to exercise their creativity. Regular Children Pottery courses are conduct at the studio. Apart from lessons at the studio, Clay Cove also conducts pottery appreciation workshops and lessons at the venue of your choice. For corporations seeking to do Team Building through Pottery making, Clay Cove's facilitators are experienced management consultant who can value add to the outcome of the event. For corporations seeking special corporate gifts, Clay Cove will work with corporations to design and create that differentiating gift. To find out more about pottery making @ Clay Cove, call Moni or Magdalen at 6338-7769 , e-mail us at moni@claycove.com or mag@claycove.com or just drop by at #05-38 Funan DigitaLife Mall, 109 North Bridge Road (Cityhall MRT Exit B). |
Welcome the year of Tiger at Clay Cove. Clay modelling helps to develop children three-dimensional visualisation skill. Your child will learn to create and paint two tigers enjoying a meal.
Toddlers are naturally curious and enjoy the feeling that clay gives their little fingers. Come and join us at Clay Cove to create and paint a pottery master piece. 
With a passion for pottery, two high-flying management consultants left the corporate world and founded Clay Cove to specialize in teaching pottery-making to children and adults.