Is the graffiti workshop safe for secondary school students?

Absolutely! At Graffitifun, safety is our number one priority. We provide high-quality respiratory masks, gloves, and protective suits for every student. Our professional artists lead the session with a comprehensive safety briefing, explaining how to handle the cans correctly. We also use low-odour, high-quality spray paint to ensure a comfortable environment for everyone involved during the workshop. Trust us, your students are in very safe, expert hands.

Where in Liverpool do the workshops take place?

We are totally flexible! We can bring the workshop directly to your school grounds in Liverpool, using boards or plastic wrap to create a temporary 'legal wall'. Alternatively, we can help arrange a session at a local creative space or a known legal street art spot. Most schools prefer the convenience of an on-site visit, as it eliminates travel logistics for the staff and pupils.

How long does a typical school session last?

The ideal duration for secondary school groups is usually between 2 and 3 hours. This gives the students enough time to learn the basic techniques, practice their 'tags', and then work on a larger, collaborative masterpiece. We can also adapt the schedule to fit into your school’s standard lesson blocks or make it a full-day creative 'takeover' event if you prefer.

Do we need to pay for the workshop upfront?

We don't want you worrying about admin! We offer a 'book now, pay later' policy. This means you can secure your preferred date in the school calendar without any upfront payment. We will send the invoice after the workshop has been successfully completed. It’s a hassle-free way for departments and school bursars to manage their budgets while ensuring the students don't miss out.

Do the students need any prior art experience?

Not at all! Our workshops are designed for all skill levels, from the 'I can't even draw a stickman' types to the aspiring artists. Our pros break down the process into simple, manageable steps. By the end of the session, every student will have contributed to a piece of art they can be genuinely proud of. It’s all about building confidence and having a blast with a new medium.

What materials are included in the price?

We provide everything needed for a successful street art session. This includes all the spray paint in a huge variety of vibrant colours, caps (nozzles), protective gear (suits, masks, gloves), and the 'canvas' (whether that’s boards, film, or a wall). You just need to make sure the students wear old clothes and shoes, just in case they manage to get a little 'creative' outside of their protective suits!

Can the workshop be linked to the school curriculum?

Graffiti is a fantastic tool for exploring identity, community, and social issues. We can easily tailor the theme of the workshop to align with your current curriculum—whether that's History, PSHE, or English Literature. We've done workshops focused on everything from climate change to local Liverpool heritage. Just let us know your goals, and we will weave them into the artistic process for a truly educational experience.

Is the graffiti workshop safe for secondary school students?

Absolutely! At Graffitifun, safety is our number one priority. We provide high-quality respiratory masks, gloves, and protective suits for every student. Our professional artists lead the session with a comprehensive safety briefing, explaining how to handle the cans correctly. We also use low-odour, high-quality spray paint to ensure a comfortable environment for everyone involved during the workshop. Trust us, your students are in very safe, expert hands.

Where in Liverpool do the workshops take place?

We are totally flexible! We can bring the workshop directly to your school grounds in Liverpool, using boards or plastic wrap to create a temporary 'legal wall'. Alternatively, we can help arrange a session at a local creative space or a known legal street art spot. Most schools prefer the convenience of an on-site visit, as it eliminates travel logistics for the staff and pupils.

How long does a typical school session last?

The ideal duration for secondary school groups is usually between 2 and 3 hours. This gives the students enough time to learn the basic techniques, practice their 'tags', and then work on a larger, collaborative masterpiece. We can also adapt the schedule to fit into your school’s standard lesson blocks or make it a full-day creative 'takeover' event if you prefer.

Do we need to pay for the workshop upfront?

We don't want you worrying about admin! We offer a 'book now, pay later' policy. This means you can secure your preferred date in the school calendar without any upfront payment. We will send the invoice after the workshop has been successfully completed. It’s a hassle-free way for departments and school bursars to manage their budgets while ensuring the students don't miss out.

Do the students need any prior art experience?

Not at all! Our workshops are designed for all skill levels, from the 'I can't even draw a stickman' types to the aspiring artists. Our pros break down the process into simple, manageable steps. By the end of the session, every student will have contributed to a piece of art they can be genuinely proud of. It’s all about building confidence and having a blast with a new medium.

What materials are included in the price?

We provide everything needed for a successful street art session. This includes all the spray paint in a huge variety of vibrant colours, caps (nozzles), protective gear (suits, masks, gloves), and the 'canvas' (whether that’s boards, film, or a wall). You just need to make sure the students wear old clothes and shoes, just in case they manage to get a little 'creative' outside of their protective suits!

Can the workshop be linked to the school curriculum?

Graffiti is a fantastic tool for exploring identity, community, and social issues. We can easily tailor the theme of the workshop to align with your current curriculum—whether that's History, PSHE, or English Literature. We've done workshops focused on everything from climate change to local Liverpool heritage. Just let us know your goals, and we will weave them into the artistic process for a truly educational experience.

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Looking for a way to ignite creativity and boost confidence in your students? Our graffiti workshops for secondary schools in Liverpool offer an unforgettable hands-on experience that goes way beyond the traditional classroom setting. We bring the vibrant energy of the street art world directly to your school, providing an inclusive environment where every pupil—from the shyest to the most outgoing—can express themselves. Our professional artists aren't just masters of the spray can; they are mentors who love sharing the history, techniques, and positive culture of urban art. Whether you're looking to brighten up a school wall or provide a unique reward day, we're here to make it happen. 🎨 Ready to make your mark?

Oplevelsen

Why choose a graffiti workshop for your Liverpool school? It's more than just painting on walls—it's about engagement, teamwork, and discovering new talents. 🚀

🔥 Instant Engagement: Even the most disengaged students find the 'cool factor' of spray painting irresistible.
🤝 Teamwork: Building a large mural requires communication, planning, and working together toward a common goal.
💪 Confidence Building: Seeing a large-scale piece of art come to life builds an incredible sense of achievement.
🌟 Professional Mentors: Our artists are DBS-checked professionals who know how to inspire and manage teen groups.
🎨 Creative Outlet: It provides a safe, legal space for students to explore urban art styles and self-expression.

Trin for trin

Intro & Demo: Our pro artist kicks things off with a high-energy demo and a brief history of street art culture. 🎤
Safety Briefing: We gown up in protective gear and learn how to use the equipment safely and responsibly.
Sketching Session: Students grab paper and markers to map out their ideas and design their unique 'tag' or piece. ✍️
Can Control: Pupils head to the wall to learn basic techniques like lines, fades, and dotting with the spray cans.
Layering & Fill-ins: Time to add some colour! Students learn how to fill their designs and add vibrant layers.
Outlining & Detail: The tricky bit—adding those sharp outlines and highlights to make the artwork pop. ✨
Collaborative Finale: The group works together on a large-scale mural, combining their skills into one epic masterpiece.
Cleanup & Wrap-up: We tidy the area and have a gallery-style walkthrough of the finished work for photos. 📸

Godt at vide

Duration: Usually 1.5 to 3 hours, but we can flex to fit your school timetable. ⏱️
Group Size: We cater to everything from small SEN groups to entire year-group rotations.
Included: All spray paint, caps, safety masks, gloves, and protective suits.
Safety: Full risk assessments provided; all artists are experienced in school environments. 🛡️
Output: Students can work on individual canvases or a giant collaborative mural.

Lokal kultur

Liverpool is a city that breathes creativity, from the iconic murals in the Baltic Triangle to the world-class galleries at the Albert Dock. Street art is woven into the very fabric of the city, making it the perfect backdrop for a graffiti workshop. Whether your students are inspired by the legendary 'Liver Birds' or the modern masterpieces found near the North Docks, we help them tap into that local Scouse pride. ⚓️

Fun Fact: Did you know Liverpool is home to one of the largest collections of public art in the UK? The city's streets act as an ever-changing gallery that inspires artists from all over the globe! 🌍

Priser

Our workshop pricing is straightforward and transparent, designed to work with school budgets across Merseyside. 💰

Prices typically range from £25 to £55 per person, depending on the number of students, the duration of the session, and the materials required (e.g., if everyone gets their own canvas to keep).

Because every school's needs are different—whether you're looking for a one-off taster or a full-week residency—we recommend getting in touch for a tailored quote. We never charge upfront, so you can book with total peace of mind!

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How long does a typical school session last?

Do we need to pay for the workshop upfront?

Do the students need any prior art experience?

What materials are included in the price?

Can the workshop be linked to the school curriculum?

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