Sharp Shots Photography Courses for Children and Teens
We teach exciting photography courses for children, inspirational children’s photography workshops and fun photography after school clubs for kids ages 7-15 throughout Surrey.
Our founder, Lillie gives photography tips on The Let’s Go Club on CBeebies.
We teach children’s photography courses and children’s photography workshops year round at prestigious venues throughout the South East. Photography courses for teens and kids are held at Brooklands Museum, Watts Gallery, Hatchlands, Petworth, The Photographers Gallery and at Treacle Gallery in Shere. Read more about – Kids Courses and Teen Courses
Duke of Edinburgh Award Photography Course and Online DofE Photography course
We’re the only approved Duke of Edinburgh Award photography skills provider and have taught many DofE students since 2015. Our students are taught all the necessary photographic techniques to pass their DofE photography skill set. Additionally we now hold DofE Online “virtual” photography workshops for students throughout the UK. Read more about DofE Course and our new Online DofE course
After School Clubs and School Photography Programmes
Sharp Shots After School Photography Clubs are designed to provide children with a creative and safe sanctuary to explore photographic ideas whilst learning an important art and at the same time have great fun. Read more
Additionally we teach great photography programmes in schools, for more info please click here
Is your child looking for a fun, artistic and rewarding birthday party this year? …. how about childrens photo parties? Let us help you create a fun and unique birthday party experience with a kid’s photography party.
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What we do - Photography for Children
Digital cameras allow us to take fun shots of our family and friends, but how many of us, get the most out of these amazing pieces of technology? Does your child ever try any of the other settings on their digital camera?
Sharp Shots children’s photography courses are specifically designed for children to learn great new techniques available on digital cameras. They will experiment with depth of field, fast & slow shutter speeds, and various types of composition. Children will gain a deeper understanding of their digital camera’s functions, allowing their creativity to flourish as their technical knowledge and familiarity develops.
Our Surrey children’s photography course runs at the Watts Gallery in Compton (near Guildford), Brooklands Automotive Museum in Weybridge and the Treacle Gallery in Shere. Having taught photography for kids to near 1000 students we are excited to continue to ignite the children’s interest in the skill of photography that we are so passionate about.
To continue to build on these photography courses for children, we have now taken our kid’s photography courses into both independent and state schools around Surrey. Our after school photography clubs introduce different themes weekly to inquiring minds. Each student receives a camera every week to photograph a theme designed to enhance their new found photographic skills.
We also teach bespoke sessions to individuals or small groups and offer fun photography parties for kids too. We are happy to discuss any specific aspect of photography that your child is keen to develop and we can focus on it for the session or birthday party.
Our aim is to teach children’s photography and develop life-long photographic skills for children and teens in a creative and fun environment.
Testimonials
“Thank you so much for the amazing work you did with our children. The work they produced far exceeded our expectations and has given us some wonderful art to display around the school. More importantly, the children have learnt some superb skills and have already told me about how they are applying them when taking their own photos at home.” – S Norville, Headteacher, St Mary’s Catholic Primary School.
“I just wanted to thank you for the inspiring afternoon that Milly spent with you yesterday. She had the most fantastic time and couldn’t wait to share what you had taught her. ”. – Rachel (Parent)