Yes. Safety is central to everything we do. Group sizes are limited to five children, allowing for close supervision at all times. Children are carefully instructed in the safe use of tools, and activities are adjusted or paused as needed.

Yes — children work with real tools and materials, under close guidance and with a safety demonstration. This is intentional: learning to use tools responsibly builds confidence, focus, and respect for equipment.

Each child will make a functional wooden object, such as a utensil, hook, book holder, name sign, or similar item. The exact project may vary depending on the session and the child’s ability.

No prior experience is required. Workshops are beginner‑friendly and designed to meet children where they are.

Water, a snack, closed‑in shoes, and comfortable clothing suitable for a workshop environment.