The Precious Memories Training & cAsting Studio
Welcome to the dedicated Precious Memories Studio at my home in Dorset, an area renowned for its beaches and beauty.
This setting proves advantageous for attendees of our life casting training workshops, as they often extend their stay to explore the local attractions.
Particularly for those with families, the region offers a plethora of activities.
Our workshops, hosted in my bespoke studio, offer an immersive experience where participants can engage with an array of hand and foot casting techniques, including the creation of intricate 3D keepsakes.
The hands-on approach, utilizing live models, not only enhances the learning process but also allows students to leave with great memories of their achievements.
This practical aspect, coupled with the serene backdrop of Dorset’s coastlines, creates a unique and enriching experience for all who partake.
The essence of our training is to teach participants with the skills to craft lasting memories, whether it be through capturing the delicate impressions of a newborn or the unified bond of a family handclasp.
The studio is equipped with all the materials and equipment you will need and has an extensive collection of samples, to inspire you about the potential of these precious keepsakes, supporting your future endeavors in life casting.
The Local Area
Dorset, a picturesque county on England’s southern coast, is a treasure trove of natural beauty and family-friendly activities, making it an ideal destination for those extending their training stay or bringing families along with them.
The area is renowned for its stunning beaches, which are central to the local charm and offer a plethora of activities tailored for children.
The beaches in Dorset, with their soft sands and gentle waves, are perfect for young explorers. From building sandcastles on Poole, Sandbanks or Weymouth Beach to discovering fascinating marine life in the rock pools of Kimmeridge Bay, which provides an ideal backdrop for fossil hunting adventures, igniting a sense of wonder and curiosity in children about the natural world.
For families seeking more structured activities, many Dorset beaches are equipped with amenities such as playgrounds, paddling pools, and mini-golf courses. The Bournemouth Beachfront and Poole Harbour for example, is lined with colorful beach huts and offers a variety of water sports that older children can enjoy under the watchful eyes of certified instructors, from kayaking to paddleboarding.
Beyond the beaches, Dorset’s countryside is laced with family-friendly walking and cycling trails that meander through lush landscapes and lead to quaint villages, where local ice cream and traditional fish and chips can be savored. Adventure parks, such as the Dinosaur Museum in Dorchester, or the famous Bovington Tank Museum provide interactive and educational experiences that are both fun and informative, catering to the curious minds of young visitors.
In summary, Dorset not only offers breathtaking natural beauty but is also a haven for families, with its beaches serving as the centerpiece for a multitude of child-centric activities.
This ensures that parents attending training can do so with the peace of mind that their partners and children are engaged, learning, and most importantly, having a fantastic time.
