Is the spray paint safe for school students to use?

Absolutely! We take safety very seriously. We provide high-quality respiratory masks, gloves, and protective overalls for every student. Our workshops are held in well-ventilated areas, and our professional artists are trained to supervise groups specifically to ensure everyone uses the equipment correctly. We also use low-odour, professional-grade spray paint to make the experience as comfortable and safe as possible for the school environment.

Where in Glasgow do the workshops take place?

We are incredibly flexible! We can host the workshop directly on your school grounds (outdoors is best, or in a very well-ventilated hall with floor protection) or at one of our partner street art locations across Glasgow. If you want the full authentic experience, taking the students to a legal street art wall is a fantastic way to immerse them in the local culture while they work on their masterpieces.

How long does a typical school graffiti session last?

Our school workshops usually last between 1.5 to 3 hours. This allows enough time for an introduction to street art history, a demonstration of techniques, and plenty of hands-on painting time. We can easily adapt the timing to fit into your specific school timetable, whether you need a quick double-period session or a full-day intensive creative takeover for multiple year groups.

What age groups are these workshops suitable for?

Graffiti is a brilliant tool for all ages! We typically work with students from Year 5 (Primary 6 in Scotland) all the way up to university level. For younger students, we focus more on stencil work and simple shapes, while for older students and art classes, we dive deep into complex lettering, shading techniques, and the cultural history of the movement. We tailor the difficulty to suit your specific group.

Do the students need to have prior art skills?

No prior artistic skill is required at all! In fact, one of the best things about graffiti is that it levels the playing field. Students who struggle with traditional fine art often find they have a natural talent for the bold, physical nature of spray painting. Our artists guide everyone through the process step-by-step, ensuring every student walks away feeling proud of what they’ve created.

How do we handle payment and what is included?

We’ve made the booking process as stress-free as possible for teachers. There is no upfront payment required to secure your date; you can pay via invoice after the workshop is complete. We provide all materials, including paint, boards, and safety gear. Plus, we always have backup artists on standby, so you never have to worry about a session being cancelled last minute. It’s totally risk-free!

Is the spray paint safe for school students to use?

Absolutely! We take safety very seriously. We provide high-quality respiratory masks, gloves, and protective overalls for every student. Our workshops are held in well-ventilated areas, and our professional artists are trained to supervise groups specifically to ensure everyone uses the equipment correctly. We also use low-odour, professional-grade spray paint to make the experience as comfortable and safe as possible for the school environment.

Where in Glasgow do the workshops take place?

We are incredibly flexible! We can host the workshop directly on your school grounds (outdoors is best, or in a very well-ventilated hall with floor protection) or at one of our partner street art locations across Glasgow. If you want the full authentic experience, taking the students to a legal street art wall is a fantastic way to immerse them in the local culture while they work on their masterpieces.

How long does a typical school graffiti session last?

Our school workshops usually last between 1.5 to 3 hours. This allows enough time for an introduction to street art history, a demonstration of techniques, and plenty of hands-on painting time. We can easily adapt the timing to fit into your specific school timetable, whether you need a quick double-period session or a full-day intensive creative takeover for multiple year groups.

What age groups are these workshops suitable for?

Graffiti is a brilliant tool for all ages! We typically work with students from Year 5 (Primary 6 in Scotland) all the way up to university level. For younger students, we focus more on stencil work and simple shapes, while for older students and art classes, we dive deep into complex lettering, shading techniques, and the cultural history of the movement. We tailor the difficulty to suit your specific group.

Do the students need to have prior art skills?

No prior artistic skill is required at all! In fact, one of the best things about graffiti is that it levels the playing field. Students who struggle with traditional fine art often find they have a natural talent for the bold, physical nature of spray painting. Our artists guide everyone through the process step-by-step, ensuring every student walks away feeling proud of what they’ve created.

How do we handle payment and what is included?

We’ve made the booking process as stress-free as possible for teachers. There is no upfront payment required to secure your date; you can pay via invoice after the workshop is complete. We provide all materials, including paint, boards, and safety gear. Plus, we always have backup artists on standby, so you never have to worry about a session being cancelled last minute. It’s totally risk-free!

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High school students working on a graffiti art project, schools in Glasgow

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Group photo after a graffiti art workshop, schools in Glasgow

Hey Glasgow teachers and students! Are you looking to swap the textbooks for spray cans? Our graffiti workshops for schools in Glasgow offer an unparalleled creative experience that gets students excited about art again. From the historic murals of the Merchant City to the edgy walls of the West End, Glasgow has always been a hub for bold expression. We bring that same energy directly to your school! Our professional street artists guide your pupils through a hands-on journey, teaching them everything from basic 'can control' to complex 3D lettering. It’s not just about painting; it’s about confidence, teamwork, and discovering a new way to communicate. Whether you're planning a transition day, an art department special, or a reward for a hard-working year group, we’ve got you covered. Ready to make your mark? 🎨

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Boosts confidence: Watch as students who "can't draw" realise they can create something massive and impressive! 🚀
Curriculum friendly: We can link sessions to Art & Design, History, or even Social Studies.
Inclusion focused: Graffiti is a great leveller—it engages students who might struggle with traditional academic subjects.
Zero stress for teachers: We bring all the gear, handle the cleanup, and provide expert supervision. 💪
Authentic artists: Your students learn from real, professional street artists with years of industry experience.
Risk-free booking: With our backup artist guarantee and "pay later" policy, your school budget is always safe.

Trin for trin

Intro & inspiration: We start with a high-energy intro about the history of street art and its evolution into a respected art form.
Safe setup: Every student gets kitted out in protective gear—overalls, gloves, and masks—while we explain safety protocols.
The tag creator: Students spend time sketching their ideas, learning how to turn simple letters into stylish graffiti tags.
Can control 101: Our pro artists demonstrate the 'nozzle' basics—how to hold the can, control pressure, and create clean lines.
Outline & fills: Students hit the boards! They begin by outlining their designs and filling them with vibrant, bold colours.
Adding the 'pop': We teach advanced tricks like 'bubbles', 3D effects, and highlights to make the artwork jump off the surface.
Final touches: With guidance from our artists, students refine their work with sharp outlines and creative flourishes.
The gallery walk: We finish by reviewing the group's work, celebrating individual creativity and the collective effort.

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Duration: Customizable sessions from 1.5 to 3 hours or full-day takeovers.
Group Sizes: Small groups to entire year cohorts (we scale to fit your needs).
Included: All spray cans, canvases/boards, protective masks, gloves, and overalls.
Safety: Full risk assessments provided; all artists are DBS checked and focus on a safe environment.
Weather: We have indoor and outdoor solutions to keep the fun going, rain or shine!

Lokal kultur

Glasgow is world-renowned for its incredible Mural Trail, featuring stunning works like the "St Mungo" mural on High Street. The city's grit and creative spirit make it the perfect backdrop for a graffiti workshop. Unlike the polished galleries of other cities, Glasgow's street art is raw, honest, and full of character—just like its people!

Fun Glasgow Fact: Did you know Glasgow was the first UK city to be named a UNESCO City of Music? That same rhythmic energy flows through our workshops, where we often pair street art with local beats for the ultimate creative vibe. 🎧

Priser

Our school workshops in Glasgow are designed to be affordable and accessible. Prices typically range from £25 to £55 per person, depending on the number of students, the location choice, and the length of the session.

We believe in transparency and flexibility: No upfront payment is required—you pay easily by invoice after the workshop is finished. ✨

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