Is the spray paint safe for primary school children?

Safety is our number one priority! We provide high-quality respiratory masks, disposable gloves, and protective suits for every pupil. We also use low-odour, water-based spray paints where possible and ensure the workshop takes place in a well-ventilated outdoor area. Our professional artists are fully trained in managing large groups of children to ensure a safe, organized, and fun environment for everyone involved.

What if a student has never done art before?

The beauty of graffiti is that there are no mistakes, only 'happy accidents'! Our instructors are experts at guiding children who might feel they aren't 'artistic'. We start with basic shapes and techniques that anyone can master. By the end of the session, even the most hesitant students are usually beaming with pride at what they’ve managed to create on their canvas.

Where do the workshops take place in Nakuru?

We are totally flexible! We can come to your school grounds in Nakuru and set up a mobile studio on the playground or field. Alternatively, if you'd like to take the kids on a trip, we can arrange a session at a dedicated street art location. Most schools prefer us coming to them because it's easier to manage and keeps the logistics simple.

How long does a typical workshop session last?

A standard primary school workshop usually lasts between 1.5 to 2.5 hours. This gives us enough time for a safety briefing, a demonstration of techniques, individual practice, and the creation of a final masterpiece. We can also adjust the timing to fit into your specific school timetable or break schedule without any hassle.

Can we link the workshop to our current curriculum topics?

Absolutely! We love it when schools have a specific theme, such as 'The Environment', 'Unity', or 'Local Nakuru Landmarks'. We can tailor the design phase of the workshop so that the children's artwork reflects what they are currently learning in the classroom. It’s a brilliant way to make curriculum topics feel vibrantly alive and much more relatable.

Do we need to provide any materials ourselves?

We take care of everything! Graffitifun provides all the professional spray cans, safety gear, caps, and canvases. The school just needs to provide a suitable outdoor space and a group of excited students. We even bring plastic sheeting to protect the ground if we are working on a paved area. It is a completely 'plug and play' creative experience for teachers.

How do we book and when do we pay?

Booking is easy and stress-free. You can request a quote via our website or give us a call. We don't require any upfront payment—you only pay after the workshop has been successfully completed. Plus, we always have backup artists on standby, so you never have to worry about a last-minute cancellation ruining your school's planned activity day.

Is the spray paint safe for primary school children?

Safety is our number one priority! We provide high-quality respiratory masks, disposable gloves, and protective suits for every pupil. We also use low-odour, water-based spray paints where possible and ensure the workshop takes place in a well-ventilated outdoor area. Our professional artists are fully trained in managing large groups of children to ensure a safe, organized, and fun environment for everyone involved.

What if a student has never done art before?

The beauty of graffiti is that there are no mistakes, only 'happy accidents'! Our instructors are experts at guiding children who might feel they aren't 'artistic'. We start with basic shapes and techniques that anyone can master. By the end of the session, even the most hesitant students are usually beaming with pride at what they’ve managed to create on their canvas.

Where do the workshops take place in Nakuru?

We are totally flexible! We can come to your school grounds in Nakuru and set up a mobile studio on the playground or field. Alternatively, if you'd like to take the kids on a trip, we can arrange a session at a dedicated street art location. Most schools prefer us coming to them because it's easier to manage and keeps the logistics simple.

How long does a typical workshop session last?

A standard primary school workshop usually lasts between 1.5 to 2.5 hours. This gives us enough time for a safety briefing, a demonstration of techniques, individual practice, and the creation of a final masterpiece. We can also adjust the timing to fit into your specific school timetable or break schedule without any hassle.

Can we link the workshop to our current curriculum topics?

Absolutely! We love it when schools have a specific theme, such as 'The Environment', 'Unity', or 'Local Nakuru Landmarks'. We can tailor the design phase of the workshop so that the children's artwork reflects what they are currently learning in the classroom. It’s a brilliant way to make curriculum topics feel vibrantly alive and much more relatable.

Do we need to provide any materials ourselves?

We take care of everything! Graffitifun provides all the professional spray cans, safety gear, caps, and canvases. The school just needs to provide a suitable outdoor space and a group of excited students. We even bring plastic sheeting to protect the ground if we are working on a paved area. It is a completely 'plug and play' creative experience for teachers.

How do we book and when do we pay?

Booking is easy and stress-free. You can request a quote via our website or give us a call. We don't require any upfront payment—you only pay after the workshop has been successfully completed. Plus, we always have backup artists on standby, so you never have to worry about a last-minute cancellation ruining your school's planned activity day.

Nakuru

Primary school

GRAFFITI WORKSHOPS FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN NAKURU

Transform your Nakuru primary school with an epic graffiti workshop! Fun, safe, and professional street art sessions for kids. No upfront payment. 🎨✨

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Creative graffiti workshop for groups, primary school in Nakuru

Graffiti workshop at an outdoor location, primary school in Nakuru

Group photo after a graffiti art workshop, primary school in Nakuru

Are you looking to give your pupils an unforgettable day of creativity and colour? Our graffiti workshops for primary schools in Nakuru are designed to spark imagination and boost confidence in a way that traditional art classes can't match. We bring the vibrant world of street art directly to your school gates, providing a safe, professionally supervised environment where kids can express themselves freely. Whether it's a reward for hard work or a way to dive into a new school project, our team of expert artists ensures every child walks away with a smile and a masterpiece. From the shores of Lake Nakuru to the bustling city centre, we are dedicated to making art accessible and exciting for the next generation of Kenyan creatives. Ready to make your mark?

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The experience

Why choose a graffiti workshop for your students? It’s more than just painting on walls—it’s about building skills and making memories. Here’s why schools in Nakuru are loving our sessions:

Unleash Creativity: It gives children who struggle with traditional 'fine art' a completely new, hands-on medium to explore. 🚀
Team Building: Many of our workshops involve creating a 'giant mural', encouraging kids to work together towards one goal. 🤝
Confidence Booster: There's nothing like seeing a 10-year-old realise they can create something truly cool and professional-looking. 💪
Safety First: We provide all the gear and use professional artists who are experienced in working with primary-aged children. 🛡️
Zero Risk Booking: With our 'pay afterwards' policy and backup artist guarantee, your school event is in safe hands. 🏆

Step by step

Introduction & Safety: Our artists arrive and set up the 'spray zone'. We start with a fun talk about graffiti history and a vital safety briefing.
Gear Up: Every student gets kitted out in protective suits, gloves, and masks. They'll look like mini professionals!
Mastering the Can: We demonstrate basic techniques—how to hold the can, control pressure, and create different line widths.
Sketching the Vision: Before the paint flies, kids sketch their ideas on paper or directly onto their canvas using markers.
First Strokes: Under the guidance of our pros, students start applying their base colours to their boards or the collective wall.
Adding Detail: It’s time for some flair! We show them how to add 'highlights', 'lowlights', and those iconic graffiti outlines.
The Big Reveal: Once the pieces are dry, we step back for a group gallery viewing where everyone cheers on their classmates' work.
Clean Up: We pack up all the gear and leave the school grounds exactly as we found them—apart from the amazing new art!

Good to know

Duration: Typically 1.5 to 3 hours per session (flexible for school timetables).
Group Sizes: We can accommodate anything from a single class to a full year group (rotated in sessions).
Included: All spray cans, protective masks, gloves, overalls, and canvases or boards.
Safety: Full risk assessments provided; we use high-grade safety equipment and non-toxic paints where possible.
Location: Directly at your school in Nakuru (outdoor space required) or a chosen local venue.

Creative collaboration during a graffiti company outing

Local culture

Nakuru is a city of incredible natural beauty and growing urban energy, and its street art scene is beginning to reflect that unique blend. From murals that celebrate the flamingos of the Rift Valley to art that captures the local 'Matatu' culture, the visual language of Nakuru is evolving fast. By hosting a workshop at your school, you're connecting your students to this modern Kenyan movement. We often find that local kids are inspired by the vibrant colours seen around the city, and we encourage them to bring that 'Nakuru vibe' into their own spray-painted designs.

Fun Fact: Did you know that Nakuru was the first town in East Africa to be named a 'Great District of the World' by UNESCO? It’s a city that values heritage and creativity, making it the perfect backdrop for a graffiti revolution! 🎨

Pricing

Every school workshop is a little bit different! Prices depend on your group size, the number of sessions required, and the specific setup of your school. We believe in transparency and value, which is why no upfront payment is required—you only pay once the creative magic has happened!

Request a quote for your Nakuru school!