Is the spray paint safe for primary school children?

Absolutely! Safety is our number one priority. We provide high-quality respiratory masks, protective gloves, and overalls to keep the kids safe and their school uniforms clean. Our professional artists are also trained in managing primary-aged groups, ensuring the spray cans are used correctly and responsibly throughout the entire session. We only use low-pressure cans that are easier for smaller hands to control safely.

What should the students wear for the workshop?

While we provide protective suits, we always recommend that students wear 'play clothes' or older school gear just in case. Graffiti is a hands-on, messy art form, and while the overalls cover most areas, a little stray paint on a shoe or sleeve can sometimes happen when the creative energy is high! It’s all part of the authentic street art experience in Lautoka.

Do we need a specific space at our school for this?

We are very flexible! We can host the workshop outdoors on your school grounds (which we recommend for ventilation and space) or indoors in a well-ventilated hall if the Fiji weather isn't playing ball. We use large mobile boards or plastic-wrapped surfaces, so we leave your school walls exactly as we found them—unless you’ve commissioned us to paint a permanent mural!

How long does a typical workshop session last?

A standard primary school workshop usually lasts between 90 minutes and 2 hours. This gives us enough time to cover the history of street art, practice basic techniques on paper, and then dive into the main event: spraying the big collaborative piece. We can easily adjust the timing to fit into your school’s lesson blocks or morning sessions.

What is the minimum age for the students?

Our workshops are designed to be inclusive for everyone. We usually suggest these sessions for children aged 7 and up (Year 3 and above), as they have the hand strength to press the spray nozzles. However, we can adapt the activities for younger kids using markers or stencils so that no one in the school feels left out of the fun.

Does the school need to provide any materials?

Everything is included! We bring the spray paint, caps, safety gear, boards/canvases, and sketching materials. You don't need to provide anything except the space and a group of excited students ready to learn. We even handle the setup and the cleanup, making it a completely stress-free experience for the teaching staff.

Is the spray paint safe for primary school children?

Absolutely! Safety is our number one priority. We provide high-quality respiratory masks, protective gloves, and overalls to keep the kids safe and their school uniforms clean. Our professional artists are also trained in managing primary-aged groups, ensuring the spray cans are used correctly and responsibly throughout the entire session. We only use low-pressure cans that are easier for smaller hands to control safely.

What should the students wear for the workshop?

While we provide protective suits, we always recommend that students wear 'play clothes' or older school gear just in case. Graffiti is a hands-on, messy art form, and while the overalls cover most areas, a little stray paint on a shoe or sleeve can sometimes happen when the creative energy is high! It’s all part of the authentic street art experience in Lautoka.

Do we need a specific space at our school for this?

We are very flexible! We can host the workshop outdoors on your school grounds (which we recommend for ventilation and space) or indoors in a well-ventilated hall if the Fiji weather isn't playing ball. We use large mobile boards or plastic-wrapped surfaces, so we leave your school walls exactly as we found them—unless you’ve commissioned us to paint a permanent mural!

How long does a typical workshop session last?

A standard primary school workshop usually lasts between 90 minutes and 2 hours. This gives us enough time to cover the history of street art, practice basic techniques on paper, and then dive into the main event: spraying the big collaborative piece. We can easily adjust the timing to fit into your school’s lesson blocks or morning sessions.

What is the minimum age for the students?

Our workshops are designed to be inclusive for everyone. We usually suggest these sessions for children aged 7 and up (Year 3 and above), as they have the hand strength to press the spray nozzles. However, we can adapt the activities for younger kids using markers or stencils so that no one in the school feels left out of the fun.

Does the school need to provide any materials?

Everything is included! We bring the spray paint, caps, safety gear, boards/canvases, and sketching materials. You don't need to provide anything except the space and a group of excited students ready to learn. We even handle the setup and the cleanup, making it a completely stress-free experience for the teaching staff.

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GRAFFITI WORKSHOP FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN LAUTOKA

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Looking for a way to spark some serious creativity in your classroom? Our graffiti workshops for primary schools in Lautoka are the ultimate blend of education, art, and pure, messy fun! We bring the vibrant world of street art right to your school gates, giving students a hands-on experience they’ll never forget. Whether you want to brighten up a school event or give your art curriculum a modern twist, our professional artists are here to guide your pupils through every spray and stroke. It’s not just about painting; it's about building confidence, teamwork, and showing kids that art has no limits. Ready to make your mark? 🎨

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The experience

Why choose a graffiti workshop for your Lautoka school? It’s way more than just spray painting—it’s a massive boost for student engagement and school spirit! 🚀

Boosts creativity: Breaks down the "I can't draw" barrier with bold colours and big movements. 🌈
Inclusive for all: Street art is a "level playing field" where every student can excel, regardless of traditional art skills. 🤝
Team building: Our collaborative murals encourage students to work together toward one giant, colourful goal. 🏆
Safe & professional: We handle everything from safety gear to cleanup, so teachers can just enjoy the show. 🛡️
Unique school pride: Create a piece of art that can be displayed in your halls or playground for years to come! 🏫

Step by step

Intro & inspiration: Our professional artists start with a short, fun chat about the history of graffiti and how it evolved into modern street art.
Safety briefing: Safety first! We show the kids how to wear their masks and gloves properly and explain the 'golden rules' of using spray cans.
Design & sketching: Before picking up a can, students brainstorm ideas and sketch their designs on paper to plan their masterpieces.
Technique practice: We teach the basics—how to hold the can, control the pressure, and create different lines, dots, and fades.
The big reveal: It’s time to spray! Students work on their individual sections or a large collective mural under the guidance of our experts.
The finishing touches: We show the kids how to add outlines and 'highlights' to make their artwork really pop off the board.
Group photo & cleanup: We celebrate the hard work with a group photo in front of the art, then we pack everything away, leaving the site spotless.

Good to know

Duration: 1.5 to 3 hours (flexible to fit your school timetable).
Group size: Small groups or whole year levels—we scale to fit your needs!
What's included: All spray paint, protective gear (masks, gloves, suits), boards, and professional instruction.
Safety: We use high-quality safety equipment and low-pressure cans for easy control.
Location: We come to your school anywhere in Lautoka or surrounding areas!

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Local culture

Known as the 'Sugar City' because of its vast sugar cane belts, Lautoka has a sweet spot for community and culture. While the city is famous for its wide, tree-lined streets and the beautiful MT. Koroyanitu backdrop, there is a growing appetite for contemporary urban art. We love bringing our workshops to local schools near Vitogo Parade or around the Churchill Park area, tapping into that unique Fijian energy. 🏝️

Fun fact: Did you know Lautoka is the second largest city in Fiji? It’s the perfect place to foster a brand new generation of artists who can blend traditional Pacific motifs with modern street art styles! 🎨✨

Pricing

Our workshop prices depend on the number of students, the duration of the session, and the specific setup at your school. We offer competitive rates for educational institutions and can tailor a package to suit your budget within the Sugar City! 🍬

Request a free quote today to get an instant estimate for your Lautoka primary school workshop. No upfront payment required—you only pay after the fun is done!

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