Youth

4Cs offers young people aged 11–19 the chance to create, experiment and develop their skills through a range of creative programmes at Raw Material’s studios and creative spaces.

Sessions take place in Raw Material’s professional music studios and creative spaces, where participants can take part in activities such as music production, songwriting, creative writing, visual arts and collaborative projects. Alongside creative learning, the programme also includes evidence-based personal development workshops designed to support emotional wellbeing, resilience and healthy coping strategies.

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Music Production 101: Group Studio Sessions
Young Creatives, 16-19
Music Production 101: Group Studio Sessions
Young Creatives, 16-19

Group Studio Sessions is a new 5-week programme teaching you how to make and record music in a professional studio setting. Whether you're an experienced or an aspiring music-maker, producer, rapper, or singer, or a complete beginner, you'll get hands-on and learn how to produce a track in 5 weeks.

Young Creatives, 16-19
In The Mix
Young Creatives, 16-25
In The Mix
Young Creatives, 16-25

Bi-Monthly

In The Mix provides young creatives the chance to connect, share and work towards their projects in a supportive and collaborative environment.

Young Creatives, 16-25
Co-Lab
Young Creatives, 16-25
Co-Lab
Young Creatives, 16-25

Weekly, on Thursdays (term time)

Co-Lab brings together young, aspiring artists to collaborate and create original songs.

Young Creatives, 16-25
Young Producers
Young Creatives, 11-16
Young Producers
Young Creatives, 11-16

Weekly, on Wednesdays (term time)

The course is all about giving young people access to advanced production equipment, giving them the skills and confidence to create their own music and begin their own creative journey in music.

Young Creatives, 11-16

You don’t need previous experience in music or the arts to take part — just curiosity and a willingness to try something new.

All sessions are delivered in a welcoming and supportive environment where young people can express themselves, build confidence and develop creative and practical skills.

Through participation, young people can:

  • Improve mental, emotional and social wellbeing

  • Build confidence and stronger connections with others

  • Develop creative and practical skills

  • Stay connected to arts and culture in their community

  • Access additional wellbeing support if and when they need it

Imprints

Writing From Experience

Imprints is a collaborative music production, songwriting & personal-development programme.

Ages: 16-19

Launching in Autumn