Rebekah is a mixed media artist, passionate educator, and proud Wiradjuri woman who brings heart, humour, and creativity to every class she teaches.
With a background in art therapy and youth mental health support, Rebekah has worked with organisations like MIND Australia and the Kerferd Unit. She currently leads our Kids Drawing Club and Pangerang House programs, where her classes are often full to bursting with laughter, colour, and joy.
Children are magnetised to her energy — and it's no surprise. Rebekah blends craft, surrealism, and expressive art into projects that feel both achievable and magical. She gently encourages each child to find their unique creative voice.
At the Homeschool Taster, Rebekah will guide your child through a structured yet playful project, helping them build confidence while creating something they're truly proud of.
Meet Your Art Teacher
What to expect from Term 3
Guided by Wiradjuri artist Rebekah, this gentle, inclusive art program invites children aged 6–12 to explore their identity, imagination, and connection to Country through symbolism, surrealism, and mixed-media techniques. Each week, children will learn a new skill, create meaningful artwork, and discover how stories can be told not just in words — but in colour, texture, and line.
What Parents Can Expect
A structured yet flexible 8-week curriculum with a new project each week
Clear learning outcomes that support both creative development and fine motor skills
Gentle introductions to Indigenous art styles and cultural themes — always shared with permission and sensitivity
A calm, cozy studio with a waiting lounge for parents
All materials included | Family pricing available | NDIS welcome
Let your child express themselves through colour, texture, and story — and discover just how powerful art can be.
Led by an Wiradjuri Artist
Learn Storytelling Through Art
Held at our quiet, central Wangaratta studio
Mixed Media Exploration
Learn various techniques and appraoches to art
What Our Students
Are Saying
Out of respect for privacy and in alignment with our child safeguarding policy, we do not share photographs of children from our programs — even in testimonials or promotions. All images you see are artwork-only or adult-approved visuals. Thank you for understanding and supporting our commitment to a safe and respectful studio environment.
"My daughter just loved last holidays' art session. So I asked about homeschooling options.
Tayloh
The art teacher was so kind and considerate of my child's needds. It's exactly what they needed - A calm and supportive environment without any pressure
Rachel
My son looks forward to the Wednesday after school drawing session every week. So it's really exciting there are now also homeschool options.
Andrea
Term 3 Homeschool Art Program
Still have questions?
Here are a few things people often ask before getting started — and if you’re wondering something else, we’re always happy to chat.
Do I need to bring anything?
Nope! We supply all materials.
Is this suitable for someone with additional support needs?
Yes. Our sessions are inclusive, calm, and can be adapted gently.
Can I use my NDIS plan?
We’re happy to provide invoices for self- or plan-managed participants.
Can I drop in and see the space first?
Absolutely. We know how important it is to feel comfortable before starting something new. You're welcome to visit the studio, meet one of our artists, and get a feel for the space — no pressure to book.
Business Info
Location
Hours
Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 5:00 pm