Bec (I guess Rebecca) was the perfect "bridge" for the group I brought to the lesson - my Melbourne kids. Teen boys 14 and 16 and parents, one of whom is visually impaired but also a marathon runner, the other parent and 80 yr old me. There were two other participants.
Bec engaged with the adults from the outset, with the introduction which also demonstrated her skill. The boys eventually realized they needed some support if they were going to produce something. She seamlessly fitted their instruction with everyone else's. She was competent , confident and mature beyond her years , I thought.

The teacher, Alexandro, introduced himself and outlined the goal of the class.
He was very attentive to each of the 7 students throughout. We had one student needing a person to sign the instructions which occurred seamlessly and all of us produced rewarding work. My grandson, 13 years old and the only child in the group, really enjoyed himself. The was praise and careful correction.
Parking (on a Sunday) was easy but getting lunch, difficult. I recommend the class.