Energyart Children's Art classes are held twice a week during the Queensland school Terms.

Currently classes are run on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 3.30pm until 5pm.

Where to Meet

For those students who attend Wooloowin S.S, Kylie will be available from 3pm to collect your child from class.

If this suits you, please make arrangements with Kylie, giving her your Childs class details and arrange for her to collect your child.

It is also recommended that you pack afternoon tea or a light snack and cool drink (preferably water.)

Students from outside the Wooloowin School community are to meet by 3.25pm on the Veranda of E block.

Where is the Class Held?

Classes will be on the enclosed veranda (upstairs) in E block at Wooloowin State School, Lutwyche Rd,  Wooloowin.

Art Block Fees

Each class is 1hr 30 minutes duration. The Fee is $20 a lesson

e.g= $100 (5 weeks)

You will be required to pay $20 deposit  for the first lesson, and if you and your child are happy to continue, the remaining money is to be paid in Week 2.

All materials are included in the cost.

What to Wear

Please ensure your child is dressed in old clothes and enclosed footwear. An apron will be provided however accidents do happen and some art products do not wash easily out of clothes.

Book your Child into an Energy Art class today!

A little bit about Kylie.....

Kylie Farrelly has a Bachelor of Education, specialising in Secondary Art Teaching and taught for 8 years in Queensland High Schools. In 2003 she launched her first website where she showcased her Art works. She has been teaching both Children's and Adults art classes since 2007.

Her aim as an Artist is to continue to build her profile in the art and wider community, through exhibitions, creating and selling her art to businesses and private collectors, and to educate students about a variety of art mediums, techniques and artists. She enjoys what she does and is successful making her passion a career.

Her aim is to help your children realise their potential and give them the confidence to make decisions without losing that childhood innocence in approaching any drawing or painting

She has had numerous solo and group exhibitions and featured in R&B Home Magazine (2005) and appeared on Channel 9 EXTRA in September 2006 & December 2007.

Why is Art Important?

A picture is worth 1000 words!

Art should be Educational and FUN!

At some stage in our lives we will all need to draw, to help with descriptions and communicate ideas to our family, friends or co-workers. This may be in the form of many things, such as drawing maps, giving directions, or through the presentation/ layout of school/work projects.

Often we are faced with the decision of colour matching / co-ordinating and the need to do a quick sketch to illustrate a point or show someone what an object looks like. In our everyday home and work situations we make decisions on what colour to wear, what clothes/patterns go together, the colour scheme for our home renovations etc