Children painting with colorful paint palettes in an art classroom.
Young girl with curly blonde hair in a pink smock leaning on a table, using a glue stick with assistance from an adult whose face is not visible, in a colorful room.

AGES WALKING TO 4YRS

PEE WEES

You packed the snacks. You found the shoes. You survived the car park.
Congratulations, you're basically halfway to a wellness retreat.

Pee Wees is 45 minutes of colour, guided activities and genuine joy, for your Pee Wee and,
if you play your cards right, for you too.

Simple, structured projects sized for tiny hands, with plenty of room for your Pee Wee to make it their own.

Young girl in a pink smock painting with a paintbrush at a table covered in colorful paint splatters in an indoor art classroom.
Pink flower-shaped timer with white text reading '45 mins'.

45 minutes, small group, one instructor who guides every step, so even the littlest hands can follow along.

Yellow flower-shaped badge with white text that reads "small groups" in the center.

You're welcome in the room the whole time. Sit down and join in, or hover with a coffee while they crack on without you. Both are correct. There's no wrong way to parent through a finger painting session.

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Your Pee Wee does the making, step by step. You're backup: paint pots, scissors, the occasional "yes, that goes there."

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Expect simple, guided projects with big movement and sensory elements built in, sized for tiny hands and tinier attention spans.

The best sign it's working isn't a beautiful painting. It's the day you realise you've been stalking
the retail area the whole class and nobody noticed you'd gone.

Why we create together

Here's a fact nobody tells you at the hospital: from about age one, your kid wants to be doing whatever you're doing. So we built a class around that, instead of around it being inconvenient.

At Pee Wees, you're not dropping and running. You're in the room, hands in the activity too, because a two year old learns "this is safe and fun" faster when the biggest person in their world is right there with them. We know you're tired. We know "one more thing on the calendar" isn't top of your list.

Something happens when you sit on a tiny chair and finger paint with your toddler that doesn't happen anywhere else in your week. Nobody needs anything from you except to be there.

That's the whole idea: not a fridge-worthy masterpiece, just 45 minutes where your kid learns something new, step by step, and feels like the most interesting person in the room.

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Smiling curly-haired child wearing a colorful apron and holding a decorated clay artwork.
Child using a paint-covered hair dryer over a colorful art table in a messy studio.

Arty Farty :
pee wee’s

Pee Wees (2.5 to 5 years)
Tuesdays and Thursdays, every week

Big feelings, bigger imaginations and a whole lot of paint. Pee Wees is our process art class for little ones aged 2.5 to 5, running every Tuesday and Thursday. Each week your mini-maker gets hands-on with paint, clay, collage and sensory play, exploring at their own pace in a space made for mess. There's no right way to do it and no pressure to make it perfect. Just curious little hands building confidence, fine motor skills and a love of creating. Come for the art, stay for the friendships (theirs and yours).

play
cafe

Child painting a large geometric cardboard craft with orange, pink, and red paint on a colorful polka-dot tablecloth

Play Cafe (walking to 4yrs)
Monthly on Friday

Grab a coffee, sit back and let the little ones play. Our Play Cafe is a relaxed, drop-in space where kids can explore art stations, get creative and make new friends while you actually get to finish a hot drink. It's the perfect midweek reset for you and a screen-free adventure for them. No bookings stress, no pressure, just good vibes and plenty of colour.

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A single class is lovely.

It's also basically a really nice date that never turns into a relationship.

Membership is where the good stuff happens, because creativity works better
with consistency than with vibes. One class is a nice morning.

A year of classes is your kid learning they're
capable of things, one week at a time,
in a room full of people who know their name.

Here's what you actually get as a member, not just what you're paying for:

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No scrambling to book, no missing out
because you forgot it was a Tuesday.

A chalkboard with a decorative border displaying the handwritten message, 'A take home art kit, every month.'

The creativity doesn't have to stop when class does, and "I made this at home" is a big deal when you're three.

A black chalkboard with a pink decorative border displays the handwritten message: 'A free play cafe session every month.'

Somewhere else to bring your Pee Wee that isn't a soft play centre with a smell you can't identify.

Chalkboard sign with purple border that reads, 'discounts on holidays, parties and retail' in a handwritten style.

You're ending up back here for a birthday party eventually anyway, might as well get it cheaper.

Handwritten sign on a black background with a yellow decorative border that says 'An Arty farty tee'.

So they can ruin an item of clothing that's supposed to be ruined, instead of the good outfit Nanna bought.

Handwritten sign that reads 'a community that actually knows your kid' inside a blue wavy border.

The instructor who remembers your Pee Wee hates glue but loves glitter. The other mums who wave at drop off. The kind of small, unglamorous village that used to just happen.

We won't pretend membership is nothing. It's a commitment, same as a gym membership or a standing coffee date. But the families who stick with it aren't doing it for the art. They're doing it for the Tuesday morning that's just theirs, and the friend their kid made in week three.

Start with the first 4 weeks, see how it feels. If you want it on repeat, membership's right there.
No pressure, no guilt, just an open door.

frequently

asked questions

pee wee classes

two stUdIos

Wherever the school run ends, there's a studio near the finish line.

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A colorful illustrated map of North Perth featuring various landmarks and attractions such as the Farmers Market, skateboard park, playground, water playground, leisure center, antiques shop, gem spa, town hall, lesser hall, and other local spots, with trees and pathways throughout the area.
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STILL ON THE FENCE?
THAT'S NORMAL.

You don't need to be creative. You don't need Pinterest-worthy anything.
You just need 45 minutes, a willingness to get paint on your good jeans,
and a small human who thinks you're the best company going.
We'll handle the rest.

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what we are

best at

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