Next up in the students exhibiting at our 2022 Graduate Exhibition and Fine Furniture Sale is Group 3, taught by Andrew Cockerill.
These 5 talented woodworkers joined the Professional Course from across the globe, and have gone from strength to strength during their 9 month training at the Chippendale School.
Here you will get an insight into each soon-to-be-graduate’s professional background, inspirations, and style of woodworking.
Read MoreToday our attention turns to Group 2 of our soon-to-be-graduates. Over the last 9 months, this collection of fine woodworkers have been tutored by Grant Anderson. Under his watch, they have honed their skills and refined their technique, the results of which can be seen in their impeccable fine furniture designs.
You can see the products of their labour in our 2022 Graduate Exhibition and Fine Furniture Sale. Book your free ticket to the event here.
Read MoreWith only a few weeks to go until the 2022 Graduate Exhibition and Fine Furniture Sale, the soon-to-be-graduates of our Professional Course are putting the finishing touches on their fine furniture designs.
Here we take a look at some of the students behind the pieces being exhibited at the show, say hello to Group 1, taught by tutor Matthew Brebner.
Read MoreWe are delighted to announce the Chippendale School’s annual Graduate Exhibition and Fine Furniture Sale will be returning on the 15th-18th of June 2022.
The graduating students of our 2021/2022 Professional Course will reveal the fruits of 9-months of labour in a showcase of exquisite furniture designs and impressive craftsmanship.
Read MoreThis Stress Awareness Month, we wanted to highlight the positive impact woodworking can have on our mental wellbeing.
After the last two years, it’s hardly surprising that many of us are suffering from poor mental health. Sadly, according to mentalhealth.org.uk, 74% of us currently feel stressed and overwhelmed.
Fortunately, woodworking can help. The hands-on action of woodworking induces a calm state thereby releasing serotonin and dopamine in the brain. According to research, woodworking can reduce levels of cortisol, the stress-inducing hormone, by a staggering 75%!
Read MoreWe are delighted to announce that The Chippendale School is offering a 2-day spoon carving course, taught by the talented woodcarver Louise Forbes.
Louise has extended her renowned spoon carving workshops for The Chippendale School. Over the weekend, students will be given a thorough education of the skills and techniques required to hand carve a variety of wooden spoons.
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