Peer mentors from Shine were invited by Preloved Studio at Cannon’s House to take part in a creative workshop making tote bags from scrap materials. The session was designed as an educational experience, introducing Shine students to upcycling and teaching them how to use a sewing machine. For many of the students, this was their first time using a sewing machine, making it a valuable opportunity to learn a new practical skill while exploring sustainable making practices. The

In June 2025, Shine Camera Club was proud to be supported by The Wimbledon Championships Learning Programme, celebrating 50 years since Arthur Ashe’s historic win and his powerful legacy of equality and change. Inspired by this, our young photographers set out to capture the 'Community Trailblazers' around them, everyday people making a real difference. From teachers to creatives and local advocates, each portrait tells a story of impact, care and community spirit. Shot at Ca

This cooking club combines fun and educational cooking activities, helping children develop essential life skills. All activities had a...

Blondey's visit to Shine Merton in 2023, originally to introduce children to skateboarding, sparked a creative collaboration with...

Shine Camera Club was delighted to have the exhibition curated by the talented photographer Juanita Richards, who generously volunteered...

Every year, the Shine Camera Club reveals incredible talent and these images deserved a lasting platform. In collaboration with Tangerine...

Shine Camera Club is proud to present its second annual exhibition, curated by ambassador Fiona Freund. 2023's showcase featured stunning...

Shine Camera Club was launched by Cindy Sasha as part of Shine Merton's summer curriculum. Originally a one-off class, it has grown into...

In 2022 Shine Saturday School students collaborated with visual artist and fashion designer Kyla Broad to create a special gift for Her...