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The Creation Station Case Study
The Creation Station Case Study
Ranked as number fifteen in the top 100 UK franchises, The Creation Station inspires imaginations and nurtures creativity though toddler, kids and adults classes, parties and events.
The Creation Station Case Study
Franchise Information
  • BFA Membership StatusFull
  • UK Years Established20 years
  • Current UK Coverage50%
  • Franchisee Support Staff16
  • Personal Investment Req.£2,000
  • Total Startup Cost£8,000
  • Territory-based business locationYes
  • Business to consumer servicesYes
  • Franchisee operates individuallyYes
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New Creation Station classes and parties in Thame & West Aylesbury!

The Creation Station | Emma WinterbourneEmma now runs award-winning, fun, creative and educational art and craft classes, intergenerational workshops, care home activities, kids birthday party entertainment and events in the Thame and Aylesbury West area near Oxfordshire.

We asked Emma to share why she loved providing creative activities in her community - this is what Emma said...

Why did you want to run your own business?

"My career in retail was not sustainable with my idea of family life.  I had always considered teaching as an option as I really enjoy working with children.  It's wonderful to now have control of my work life - it has also enabled me to become more of part of my community than I could ever have imagined possible and this is really rewarding."

What attracted you to The Creation Station?

"My management career gave me quite a diverse range of skills.  Investing in a tried and tested business model seemed much less scary and I was so very glad of the expert guidance and the wide range of materials and support that is provided by the whole Creation Station support system.  With this in place I can concentrate on delivering excellent services, growing my business and making a positive difference."

Describe your highlights so far...

"My intergenerational sessions are fairly unique to my area - I am often approached to help develop and run these workshops.  I really love being able to make people, whatever their age, feel welcome and valued."

You can find out more about The Creation Station Franchise by clicking below

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Deirdre has recently joined The Creation Station and now runs art and craft classes for all ages in Chesterfield.

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Louise was looking for a new challenge and the freedom that flexibility could bring to her working life.

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Vanessa Whitehouse is making a difference with award winning Creation Station workshops.

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Vicky Whitwell is running award-winning, fun, creative art and craft classes, after-school clubs, parties and events in the Coventry West area.

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Emma McCalla-John invested her twenty years of expertise in teaching music into her dream of being her own boss.

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Sarah Cressall talks about the opportunities that The Creation Station has to offer.

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Kirsty Hickson says that running her own successful Creation Station business has been the making of her.

What Our Franchisees Say

Who wouldn't love the flexibility of this business! I can honestly say it has ticked all of the boxes I had set down from the beginning with making sure the work/life balance fit in around my family. I schedule my classes, parties and events around my home life commitments and can be Mummy to my children all at the same time as being a successful business owner.Avne Wilson


I've been running my own Creation Station franchise since 2014 and love it! The Creative Hub Head Office team are fantastic and the support and advice I've received from them has been invaluable. There's a great national network of franchisees who can answer any question you ask, at any time of the day (or night!)Louise Richardson


I've been running my franchise for a year and I love running my own business and being in charge of my own future. It has enabled me to enjoy more time with my family than I would otherwise have had and allowed me to see my baby grow into a little boy.Claire Darnley


Why Choose Us

Perfectly designed for a Mum who wants a family friendly financially rewarding future.

You can run your own flexible business and help inspire children's imaginations with the UK’s leading art & crafts activity company, Us!


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