Pottery Classes for Kids in Madrid
A hands-on workshop to make, experiment and learn with clay.
Weekly pottery classes for children aged 7–14. They will learn hand-building, try the pottery wheel and explore decorating techniques through activities tailored to their age and experience.
1 hour per week · Maximum 6 children · €70 per month
A Hands-On Pottery Workshop Where Kids Learn Through Play
At Rámica, children discover what they can do with clay through hands-on activities: exploring shapes and textures and making their own creations.
A calm environment where they can focus on what they are making, ask questions, make mistakes and try again, without needing to produce a perfect piece.
Learning by Doing
Every class centres on working with clay: children take part, experiment and make their own pieces.
Creating in Their Own Way
Projects are tailored to different ages and levels of independence within the same group.
Enjoying the Process
The aim is to learn pottery techniques while enjoying a hands-on, creative activity without competition.
What Will Children Learn in Pottery Classes?
Hand-building, wheel-throwing and decorating through guided projects and activities tailored to children aged 7–14.
Exploring Clay and Hand-Building
They will handle clay and learn hand-building techniques to make their own shapes and pieces.
Discovering the Pottery Wheel
They will have a practical introduction to the pottery wheel suited to their age and the group’s level, without the expectation of mastering the technique in a single class.
Decorating and Personalising Their Pieces
They will experiment with reliefs, textures and decorative techniques. Glazing is not included.
What Can Children Make?
Projects They Can Shape with Their Own Hands
In class, children will work on projects tailored to their age and experience, combining hand-building and decoration.
Photographs of real pieces help show what happens in the studio and what results to expect. Specific projects will depend on each group’s programme.
No drawing skills or previous experience with clay are needed.
What Happens in a Kids’ Pottery Class at Rámica?
One hour of guided, hands-on practice. The activities and their order may vary depending on the group’s current project.
Introducing the Activity
We introduce the day’s activity and the materials the children will use.
Getting Hands-On with Clay
Children prepare the clay and begin shaping their creations.
Creating and Experimenting
They work with guidance, ask questions and try different approaches.
Finishing Up and Storing Their Pieces
We prepare their work for the next stages of the pottery process and tidy the workspace.
Small Groups and Age-Appropriate Learning
With no more than six participants, we can support each child’s work. Children aged 7–14 share a group, but projects and guidance are tailored to their age and experience.
A Maximum of Six Children
Never Worked with Clay Before
The teacher can follow each child’s progress, answer questions and offer individual help.
Different Ages, Tailored Challenges
Want to Try Before Signing Up
Children aged 7–14 learn together, with activities adapted to their development and independence.
Support at the Start of Class
Looking for a Guided Experience
Parents can stay for the first few minutes. The class then continues with the children and their teacher.
Kids’ Pottery Class Times and Prices
1 hour per week · Ages 7–14 · Maximum 6 children
Materials and firings are included. Classes cover hand-building, an introduction to the pottery wheel and decoration; glazing is not included.
Class times will be announced once confirmed. Contact Rámica to enquire about enrolment.
When Can Children Take Their Pottery Home?
Children cannot take their finished pieces home on the day. After being made, the pieces must dry and undergo the necessary firings.
Firings are included in the monthly fee; glazing is not included.
What to Bring to Kids’ Pottery Classes
Comfortable Clothes
Choose clothes that can get a little clay on them and allow children to move freely.
Hair Tied Back and Short Nails
These make working with clay easier, especially when using the pottery wheel.
No Jewellery on Their Hands
It is best to remove rings and bracelets so they can work comfortably.
No Need to Buy Materials
Clay and tools are included in the monthly fee.
A Pottery Workshop for Kids in Central Madrid
Rámica is on Calle de la Ribera de Curtidores in central Madrid, close to La Latina, Embajadores and Puerta de Toledo.
Classes have a maximum of six children, with age-appropriate activities in hand-building, wheel-throwing and decoration.
C/ de la Ribera de Curtidores, 25
Centro, 28005 Madrid
Frequently Asked Questions About Kids’ Pottery Classes
Does My Child Need Any Previous Experience?
No. Activities are tailored to each child’s age and experience.
Do Seven- and Fourteen-Year-Olds Attend the Same Class?
Yes. They share a group, with projects and guidance adapted to each age.
Can Parents Stay During the Class?
Parents can stay with their children for the first few minutes. The class then continues with the teacher and the group.
Does the Price Include Materials and Firings?
Yes. The €70 monthly fee includes materials and firings. Glazing is not included.
Will Children Use the Pottery Wheel as Well as Hand-Building?
Yes. Classes cover hand-building, the pottery wheel and decoration, tailored to the children’s age and experience.
How Can I Enquire About Enrolment?
You can access our online booking system. Specific class times have not yet been confirmed.
Pottery Classes for Kids in Madrid: Enquire About Enrolment
A weekly activity where children can work with their hands, learn pottery techniques and create in a small group.
Ages 7–14 · 1 hour per week · Maximum 6 children · €70 per month
Materials and firings included. Class times will be announced once confirmed.