Hello, we're the University of Southampton Pottery Society. We meet every Monday from 6:30-8:30pm at the Cantell School (5 mins from Highfield Campus, near Glen Eyre Halls). You're welcome to come along no matter what level of ability you have, or when you last picked up some clay. Our wonderful teacher, Leo, is more than happy to work with you to help you create anything you can imagine and she works with everyone at the beginning of each semester to ensure you know the basics. Our memberships are £30 and include unlimited clay, glazes and kiln time. We also have a art tutor to help create your wildest dreams! Anything from your imagination, Pinterest or friends' kitchen that you feel you must have, we can create. There are only 40 spaces per semester and are so excited to see you guys! If you want to get in touch, or are interested in joining, contact us via our Instagram, Facebook or group which are linked above. Or you can email us at potterysociety@gmail.com if you have any questions. We hope to see you soon! Our art teachers website is www.leodeville.co.uk

New membership opportunities will be updated on our Instagram! Keep an eye out for semester 2!

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The Committee

All clubs and societies within the Students' Union are run entirely by students. The student committee for Pottery Society this year are:

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Health & Safety

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