A young boy in a blue T-shirt and gray shorts taking a photo with a camera on a rural gravel path. Several other children are visible in the distance, walking or standing near a plowed field, with trees, farm buildings, and a cloudy sky in the background.

Little Lens Club

FOR AGES 4-7

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Little Lens Club Workshops

from £30.00

Join us for a Little Lens Club workshop and give your child the chance to see the world through a new lens. Our sessions are designed to spark creativity, build confidence, and introduce photography in a fun, hands-on way.

Choose your preferred workshop pass below. Not sure which session is right for you? Head to our calendar for a full breakdown of each workshop.

Workshop:

Perfect for children who love to explore, create and see the world a little differently.

Little Lens Club is where it all began, a gentle, creative introduction to photography designed especially for children aged 4–7.

This is not about getting things “right”. It’s about helping children explore, notice and enjoy the world around them, camera in hand.

What to Expect

Through a mix of photography games, scavenger hunts and mini creative projects, children are introduced to the foundations of photography in a way that feels natural and fun.

We explore:

Colour, light and simple composition
How to notice details and moments
How to take photos with confidence and curiosity

Each session is designed to feel playful, while quietly building important creative skills.

More Than Just a Photography Class

Every workshop includes:

Hands-on time with real cameras
A guided photography activity or mini project
A creative craft element linked to the session theme

Most importantly, children are given the space to begin developing their own creative voice, learning that their ideas and perspective matter.

Seasonal Workshops & Special Experiences

Our Little Lens Club sessions run throughout the year, including school holidays and half terms, with themes inspired by the seasons.

We also host special workshops at unique local locations, from our much-loved Wildflower Workshops to Photography on the Farm sessions, giving children new environments to explore and capture.

Small Groups, Big Impact

Sessions are intentionally kept small and supportive, allowing each child to feel seen, encouraged and confident.

Because of this, spaces are limited and tend to fill quickly, early booking is always recommended.

Join Us

Take a look at the calendar to find out when and where our next Little Lens Club session is running.

And if you’d like to be first to hear about new workshops and upcoming dates, make sure you’re signed up to our mailing list.

Upcoming Workshops

Half Term Session

Date TBC
A special Half Term session to help keep your kids entertained during the school break.

Booking opens soon
Summer Day Camp

Date TBC
New for 2026, my Summer Day Camp will be a full day packed full of creative challenges.

Details coming
NEW Summer Workshop

Date TBC
A special themed session at an exciting location. Details announced soon!

Details coming

Two young girls with long hair, wearing light-colored sweatshirts and blue jeans with floral embroidery, are examining purple flowers in a field with green plants and a dirt path, under a cloudy sky.

Decorative photo frames with children photos, surrounded by Easter-themed paper bunnies, flowers, and decorations on a black woven surface.

A young boy in a gray hoodie and denim shorts stands on a gravel path outdoors, taking a photo with a device, with a wooden shed on wheels and a field in the background under a cloudy sky.

A young girl with red hair smiling and holding her hands on her chest, wearing a striped shirt, denim overalls, a colorful bracelet, and a camera around her neck, standing in front of a colorful painted background.

A young girl is coloring in a Easter-themed activity book at a table, with another child partially visible beside her. The table has coloring supplies, including markers, a yellow cup, and a box of stickers. The girl is focused on her coloring, wearing a pink fuzzy jacket.

❊ FAQs

You’ve got questions,
we’ve got answers

Each Little Lens Club workshop is designed to be hands-on, creative and fun.
Sessions usually include a mix of photography activities, simple skill-building (like colour, light or composition), and a themed photo project. We often head outdoors to explore, followed by a creative craft activity linked to what they’ve captured.
Every session is a little different, but the focus is always the same, helping children explore, create and enjoy photography in their own way.
No, all equipment is provided, including cameras.
If your child already has a camera they love and feel comfortable using, they’re more than welcome to bring it along.
Before each session, you’ll receive a simple checklist with anything they might need depending on the location and weather, things like raincoats, sun hats or a water bottle.
Most of our location-based workshops are capped at just 8 children.
This keeps the sessions calm, supportive and allows each child to have plenty of time with the camera, as well as individual guidance.
Some of our seasonal workshops may accommodate slightly larger groups, but we always aim to keep the experience personal and well-supported.
We always hope for good weather, especially as many of our sessions take place outdoors, but this is Britain.
Where possible, I’ll always have a plan in place to ensure the session can still go ahead. In the case of exceptionally bad weather, we may need to cancel or rearrange, but I’ll always be in touch in advance to keep you updated.
Absolutely.
Little Lens Club is designed as a first step into photography, so no prior experience is needed at all. We start simple and build confidence gradually, allowing children to learn at their own pace in a relaxed, supportive environment.
Whether they’ve never picked up a camera before or already love taking photos, they’ll feel comfortable and included.
No, you don’t need to stay, the sessions are designed to give parents a little bit of time back too.
That said, I completely understand that for some children (and parents!), this might be their first time attending a club like this. You’re very welcome to stay for a little while to help them settle, or remain for the full session if that feels right.
The aim is always to make both you and your child feel comfortable, confident and at ease.
If your child is using one of my cameras, I’ll go through the images after the session and carefully select a highlight gallery of their best photos.
These will be shared with you via an online gallery, along with a small selection of images I’ve taken during the session.
As you can imagine, some children get very click happy, so rather than sending hundreds of images, I focus on curating a thoughtful selection that really showcases their creativity and what they’ve captured.