TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Open Access is supervised but untutored time strictly for those who are experienced in the area in which they intend to work.
Booking times are made in advance by phone or visit.

Classes are available to those with previous knowledge, or who have limited or no experience and may or may not at a later date, wish to progress to Open Access. Group numbers are small, allowing one to one attention.

Enquire early for Screenprinting, as we only take 4 students per session, so classes book up months ahead.

Deposits are non-transferable between workshops or classes and are non-returnable. However we suggest that you may wish to find a person to replace you if necessary.

Admission BIP has the right to refuse admission without giving notice or reason.

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Cancellations
If it is necessary for us to cancel a course you will be notified, and the full fee refunded.

Membership
Every person in the studio must be a registered member for Health and Safety reasons.

Each September from 2005 every person, without exception, will be asked to read and sign a new registration sheet agreeing to abide by the general rules of the workshop. This will commit the participant to working only with the equipment that they have been properly instructed to use.

Details of each member, name, address and telephone number, will be kept on file for internal mailing of current brochures and information only and strictly not given out to any other organisation or individual.

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Membership categories
From September 2005, there are two categories of membership.

£20 Annual registration payable each September. Hourly rate = £4.75

How to pay Send a cheque by post, or visit and pay cash. We can accept Credit or Debit Card payment.

Receipts
Applicants applying for courses will be sent reciepts, but members requiring reciepts for bills paid late through the post will need to send a S.A.E

Disclaimer BIP takes every possible precaution to provide a safe working environment in all aspects however BIP cannot be held responsible for participants causing themselves accidental injury, however caused, while on the premises.