About
We are the Waikato’s leading pottery teaching centre and offer a range of classes to suit all abilities, click on classes to learn more. Our pottery club activities range from trips to visit potter’s studios, exhibitions, raku and wood firings and open days.
WSP is a member-based society; to learn more about the benefits of being a member visit the Membership page.Click here to Join Now!
Be sure to visit and like our Facebook page for postings of interest: Waikato Society of Potters
WSP is a member-based society; to learn more about the benefits of being a member visit the Membership page.Click here to Join Now!
Be sure to visit and like our Facebook page for postings of interest: Waikato Society of Potters
Your 2017/2018 committee consists of the following people:
President: Cary Ginever (returning)
Treasurer: Sylvia Sinel (returning)
Secretary & Vice President: Meg Wilisher (returning)
General Committee members:
Yasmin Davis (returning)
David Kenny (new)
Dorothy Wakeling (new)
Wendy Ball (new)
Sanet Jooste (new)
Cathrine Vowles (new)
President: Cary Ginever (returning)
Treasurer: Sylvia Sinel (returning)
Secretary & Vice President: Meg Wilisher (returning)
General Committee members:
Yasmin Davis (returning)
David Kenny (new)
Dorothy Wakeling (new)
Wendy Ball (new)
Sanet Jooste (new)
Cathrine Vowles (new)
Objects of Waikato Society of Potters
The objects of the Society shall not be for pecuniary gain, but to:
The objects of the Society shall not be for pecuniary gain, but to:
- promote study in the various techniques of clay-work to the wider community
- hold exhibitions in order to promote the benefits of clay-work to the wider community
- be beneficial to the community by promoting activities with other bodies and individuals affiliated with pottery in the community
- arrange for and have lectures, classes and workshops delivered upon all subjects connected with clay-work that are accessible to all members of the community
- advance education by sharing resources, tutors and or facilities with other organisations and schools
- provide, wherever possible, short term residency and use of the Society’s facilities
- encourage the uptake of pottery by people of all ages and abilities in order to promote a healthy community, including mental and physical rehabilitation.
Contact Us
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Office hours are 10:00am - 4:00pm, Monday to Friday.
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Trish Seddon, Mgr WSP
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Studio 1, Ward Park Art Centre
2 Seddon Road (Cnr Ward St & Seddon Rd) Hamilton City New Zealand |