-great learning environment -very supportive teacher…read more-friendly atmosphere -all materials included

From the owner: Art School for Adults and Children Courses and Workshops…read more Drawing & Painting 1 – 10 weeks (for beginners and intermediate) Drawing & Painting 2 – 10 weeks (advanced) Classical Studies in Drawing & Painting – 10 weeks Introduction to Oil Painting – 10 weeks Printmaking Course – 10, 6 or 2 weeks Introduction to Book Arts – 10 weeks Watercolour Group – 10 weeks Wellbeing Through Art – 5 or 10 weeks Summer School (drawing and painting) Private Lessons – minimum 2 hours per session Art Studio Practice Day – 10-week term

I found this class to be wonderful when it was in Parkhurst Rd. I believe they have moved to…read moreWaterloo now. There was a good supply of interesting models. The class at that time was very cheap. It is more expensive now. I would still like to go back. It is a good place to improve drawing skills.

I'm torn. Nice…read morestudio, REALLY friendly staff, but the £1 fee at the door (on top of class fees) baffles me. I do think it puts people off. But on the other hand, I know these places need financial help and I always like to support arts facilities. But there ya go. They offer tons of classes like ballroom, salsa, caipoera, zumba, ballet... check it out if you need a local dance facility.

There is a very rough edge to this school, but also a classical approach to art…read more I really enjoyed my first two months in London and in this school, here I learned about the capacity I had to be creative and to not be afraid of it. The school itself holds courses in drawing, painting, sculpture, to name a few. The building is not very clean, the walls are not very white and the taps in the toilets are full of paint. To me is character. Even Archway, which is not one of my favourite areas adds to the uniqueness of the college. The course I did, one to create my portfolio, was very complete. It included studies in drawing, sculpture, graphic design, product design, textiles and fashion. It gave me the green pass to go to CSM. And you know what happened next...(refer to Central St. Martins review)

i am shock to hear this crap from a previous student…read more i attendant the school in 1981-84 when they were in w est london it was the best experience of my life you donot go to art college to look at the toilet but what your creative potential together with the lectures and student i sold lots of work and exhibited in various locations since thank you its the individual not the toilet.

Evening Courses are amazing and perfect for people who work all day!…read moreVideo link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_UP7ypQDlg

I recently attended the 'Professional Suite' at the Hampstead School of English, for 4 weeks. I…read morechose the school mainly because of the area, expecting anyway a high standard considering the range of courses. I also visited the building before taking the decision and it seemed fine, at least compared to the numerous 'makeshift' schools existing in London. I was looking for a course with a specific focus on business english, in order to improve the language for work and the professional suite seemed to be a good solution. Unfortunately the level of service, attention, flexibility and organization of the school was really low. - I had no induction about the facilties at school at the beginning of the course - The first day of the course they didn't want me to begin the course because they were not able to see the payment on their account, even if i had sent them the invoice and they previously said it was ok. - they changed the scheduling and the teacher during the course without saying nothing. - they refused to reschedule a couple of lessons i had to miss for work reasons. - the internet connection in the classroom never worked. . the books were really old, so we luckily didn't use them for the lessons, even if you pay 20 pounds on top the course, for the books. On top of that, i have to say that the continuous loughs of the personnel at the reception is not quite embarassing. the overall sensation is of lack of professionalism. The teacher himself was a good teacher, but he doesn't work there anymore. It can be a decent school for teenagers, but definitely inadequate for professionals. I would choose another school.