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On Saturday, November 23rd, the heart of New Romney witnessed a celebration like no other—the grand unveiling of the New Romney Town Obelisk. Positioned on the pavement opposite St. Nicholas’s Church, this remarkable monument now stands as a testament to the town’s enduring legacy and collective effort. The event, brimming with community pride, was marked […]

Despite challenging weather conditions, the New Romney Obelisk was officially unveiled today by Mayor John Rivers. This striking Town Identifier, located opposite St Nicholas’s Church, is the result of a collaborative effort involving over 400 local participants, including schools, cub groups, and attendees of public workshops. The project, led by Teach Me Courses, was brought

Stained glass is everywhere. Historical buildings and churches are always betterviewed from the inside with the sun behind to enjoy the plethora of stained glasscolours that dance across the floors. The art of making stained glass is sadly dying out and is now listed as an endangered craft on the English Heritage website. Many people

Teach Me’s Yolanda Houston collected from New Romney Mayor, Paul Thomas, the award for individual service to the town on Wednesday 26 April at the Assembly Rooms. The award recognises Yolanda’s engagement with the local community and her bringing people together through art and craft activities. She was said to “Bring joy and a sense

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1wNqPztss8 The Romney Marsh Community created The Marsh Mosaics – a series of 14 beautiful new artworks, capturing the Marsh Churches and celebrating the unique heritage and wildlife of our area. Part of the Fifth Continent Landscape Partnership Scheme and funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, the project involved 391 local participants aged 5

Teach Me is to install 17 mosaic panels onto the bandstand in Oaklands Park, Hythe, between now and the summer of 2024. The theme of the installation is Fisherman’s Beach and the mosaics will feature scenes to tell about Fisherman’s Beach and its history. The project is a community one and the public has been

Local art studios New Romney’s Teach Me having featured on BBC TV two weeks ago, has repeated the trick with ITV and Kent TV covering the unveiling of another mosaics project at Tenterden Railway Station. Pupils from nearby Homewood secondary school made the mosaic over several weeks at Teach Me promises before the mosaic was

Bath tub Beryl who lounges in a mosaic bath outside Teach Me’s studios at 3 Cockreed Lane, New Romney has enjoyed many guises over the past year. She has been dressed as a land army girl, a party girl from the swinging sixties and Santa’s helper. Now to honour the heroes of the NHS she’s