colourful wallpaper in the waiting room at sensory arts and music school ( SAMS)

WELCOME TO SENSORY ARTS AND MUSIC SCHOOL

At S.A.M.S., we invite you to join us in following and supporting our journey as we prepare to open Stoke-on-Trent's first sensory arts and music school. With a vision to create a space where individuals of all abilities can explore, learn, and express themselves through the power of arts and music, we are dedicated to fostering a welcoming and inclusive community. Your support in following our progress and liking our updates will help us spread awareness and build a network of like-minded individuals who share our passion for creativity and accessibility. Stay tuned for updates as we embark on this exciting journey. Thank you

As of 1st December 2024, our prices will be increasing as follows: Music tuition £16 for 30 minutes £30 for an hour We understand that price changes are not ideal, but we continue to strive to be one of the most affordable music schools in the area. This adjustment will help us maintain the high-quality service you expect and deserve. Thank you for your understanding and continued support ♥🙏🏻

Art

By Pamela Clarke

Abstract acrylic pour painting with vibrant red, blue, yellow, and white colors creating a marbled, bubbly effect.
Colorful abstract painting with swirling patterns in red, orange, blue, and yellow hues on a light background.
Abstract painting featuring a swirling explosion of dark and light colors, resembling an abstract flower or cosmic phenomenon on a dark background.
Aerial view of a city area showing intersections of City Road, Baker Street, and Temple Street. Notable locations include a convenience store named Co-op Food - Fenton, sensory arts and music school (S.A.M.S), and various buildings labeled for parking (P) and hospital services (H). Streets are lined with buildings and greenery.

Parking and access

S.A.M.S offers a private car park beside our building, with disabled spaces on Baker Street and an access ramp. All teaching rooms are on the ground floor and wheelchair accessible. If our car park is full, there is free on-street parking by the old library or a council car park 120 yards away, costing £1 for an hour or £1.50 for two hours, with the first 30 minutes free.