Is the spray paint safe for primary school children?

Safety is our top priority! We provide high-quality respiratory masks, disposable gloves, and protective suits for every student. Our spray paints are low-odour and we always conduct primary school workshops in well-ventilated outdoor areas. Our professional artists are also experts at managing groups of children to ensure a controlled, safe, and fun environment where the only thing that gets messy is the canvas!

Do the pupils need to have any prior drawing skills?

Not at all! Our primary school workshops are designed for absolute beginners. We start with the basics of 'can control' and simple shapes. Our artists guide the children through every step, from sketching their first letters to adding those final 'cool' highlights. You’ll be amazed at the high-quality mural the kids can produce with just a little bit of professional guidance and encouragement!

How long does a typical graffiti session last?

A standard primary school workshop in Oujda usually lasts between 1.5 to 3 hours. This gives us enough time for a safety briefing, a demonstration, practice time, and the creation of a final collaborative masterpiece. We can easily adjust the timing to fit into your school’s morning or afternoon timetable, ensuring it doesn't disrupt lunch breaks or assembly.

What materials do you provide for the school?

We bring everything needed for a successful day of street art! This includes a wide range of colourful spray cans, protective gear (masks, gloves, overalls), and the surfaces to paint on—whether that’s large plastic foils, wooden boards, or a dedicated wall. We even bring inspiration sheets to help the kids brainstorm. You just need to provide the space and the enthusiastic students!

What are the educational benefits of a graffiti workshop?

The magic of graffiti is that it’s incredibly inclusive. It appeals to children who might struggle with traditional academic subjects, giving them a physical, tactile way to express themselves. It builds confidence, teaches teamwork as they work on a shared mural, and helps develop fine motor skills. Plus, it’s a brilliant way to talk about the difference between street art and vandalism in a positive way.

What happens if our school doesn't have a wall we can paint on?

We are very flexible! If your school doesn't have a wall we can permanently paint, we use high-quality 'cellograf' (industrial cling film) stretched between pillars or trees, or large wooden panels. This creates a temporary 'pop-up' wall that can be easily removed or even displayed in the school hallway later. We always leave the site exactly as we found it—except for the amazing new art!

What is the ideal group size for a primary school workshop?

We recommend groups of around 15 to 20 pupils per artist to ensure everyone gets enough individual attention and spray time. However, we have a large team of backup artists and can cater to entire year groups or even the whole school by running rotating sessions throughout the day. No matter the size of your Oujda primary school, we can make it work!

Is the spray paint safe for primary school children?

Safety is our top priority! We provide high-quality respiratory masks, disposable gloves, and protective suits for every student. Our spray paints are low-odour and we always conduct primary school workshops in well-ventilated outdoor areas. Our professional artists are also experts at managing groups of children to ensure a controlled, safe, and fun environment where the only thing that gets messy is the canvas!

Do the pupils need to have any prior drawing skills?

Not at all! Our primary school workshops are designed for absolute beginners. We start with the basics of 'can control' and simple shapes. Our artists guide the children through every step, from sketching their first letters to adding those final 'cool' highlights. You’ll be amazed at the high-quality mural the kids can produce with just a little bit of professional guidance and encouragement!

How long does a typical graffiti session last?

A standard primary school workshop in Oujda usually lasts between 1.5 to 3 hours. This gives us enough time for a safety briefing, a demonstration, practice time, and the creation of a final collaborative masterpiece. We can easily adjust the timing to fit into your school’s morning or afternoon timetable, ensuring it doesn't disrupt lunch breaks or assembly.

What materials do you provide for the school?

We bring everything needed for a successful day of street art! This includes a wide range of colourful spray cans, protective gear (masks, gloves, overalls), and the surfaces to paint on—whether that’s large plastic foils, wooden boards, or a dedicated wall. We even bring inspiration sheets to help the kids brainstorm. You just need to provide the space and the enthusiastic students!

What are the educational benefits of a graffiti workshop?

The magic of graffiti is that it’s incredibly inclusive. It appeals to children who might struggle with traditional academic subjects, giving them a physical, tactile way to express themselves. It builds confidence, teaches teamwork as they work on a shared mural, and helps develop fine motor skills. Plus, it’s a brilliant way to talk about the difference between street art and vandalism in a positive way.

What happens if our school doesn't have a wall we can paint on?

We are very flexible! If your school doesn't have a wall we can permanently paint, we use high-quality 'cellograf' (industrial cling film) stretched between pillars or trees, or large wooden panels. This creates a temporary 'pop-up' wall that can be easily removed or even displayed in the school hallway later. We always leave the site exactly as we found it—except for the amazing new art!

What is the ideal group size for a primary school workshop?

We recommend groups of around 15 to 20 pupils per artist to ensure everyone gets enough individual attention and spray time. However, we have a large team of backup artists and can cater to entire year groups or even the whole school by running rotating sessions throughout the day. No matter the size of your Oujda primary school, we can make it work!

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CREATIVE GRAFFITI WORKSHOPS FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN OUJDA

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Street art school lessons for creative education, primary school in Oujda

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Creative graffiti workshop for groups, primary school in Oujda

Hey Oujda! Are you looking for a way to turn an ordinary school day into an unforgettable explosion of colour? Our graffiti workshops for primary schools are the ultimate creative experience for young artists-in-the-making. We bring the vibrant world of street art right to your school gates, giving pupils a chance to swap their pens for spray cans in a safe, professional, and totally fun environment. Whether you want to brighten up a dull playground wall or give your Year 5s and 6s a unique reward, our team of expert graffiti artists is ready to inspire. We don’t just paint; we teach teamwork, boost confidence, and show the kids that art has no limits. Ready to make your mark? 🎉

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The experience

Why choose a Graffitifun workshop for your pupils? It's more than just painting walls—it's about building a creative community within your school. Here’s why Oujda teachers love working with us:

Zero stress for you: We handle everything from the safety gear to the cleanup. You just provide the kids! 🧼
Professional artists: Our team consists of real street artists who are experts at engaging and inspiring young minds. 🎤
Inclusive for everyone: Graffiti is a leveller—it doesn't matter if a child is "good at art" or not; everyone can create something awesome. 🏆
Safe & Tidy: We use high-quality gear and ensure the school grounds stay clean while the kids get creative. 🛡️
Memorable results: The students will talk about the day they became graffiti artists for years to come! 🤩
No upfront payment: Book with confidence knowing you only pay after the workshop is successfully completed. 💪

Step by step

Introduction & Demo: Our pro artist kicks things off with a high-energy demo, showing the kids what’s possible with a spray can.
Safety First: Every student gets kitted out in protective gear while we explain the "golden rules" of safe spraying.
Sketching Ideas: Pupils grab paper and markers to brainstorm their tags and designs, focusing on shapes and colours.
Can Control Practice: The kids head to the "wall" to learn basic techniques like making dots, thin lines, and fat fills.
The Big Mural: Working together, the class begins painting their collaborative masterpiece, applying the skills they've just learned.
Adding Details: We show the students how to add "shines," outlines, and 3D effects to make their letters pop.
Grand Reveal & Photos: We step back to admire the finished work! It's the perfect time for group photos with their creation.
Clean Up: Our team handles the tidy-up, ensuring the school grounds are spotless and all gear is packed away.

Good to know

Duration: Sessions typically last 1.5 to 3 hours, but we can customise the schedule for a full school day.
Group Sizes: We cater to everything from small groups of 10 to full-school spray events with hundreds of pupils.
Equipment: All spray cans, caps, safety masks, gloves, and protective suits are included in the package.
Location: We come to you! All we need is an outdoor space or a very well-ventilated area at your school in Oujda.
Safety: Our artists are highly experienced in working with children and follow strict safety protocols at all times.

Creative collaboration during a graffiti company outing

Local culture

Oujda is a city known for its incredible hospitality and rich history, sitting right at the crossroads of cultures. While the stunning architecture of the Medina and the tranquility of Parc Lalla Meriem are local icons, there’s a growing appetite for modern creative expression among the youth here. We love bringing our workshops to Oujda because the energy in Oriental Morocco is second to none! Our artists draw inspiration from the intricate patterns found in local Moroccan crafts, blending them with modern street culture to create something truly unique with your students. 🎨

Fun Fact for Oujda Teachers: Oujda is often called the "City of Oranges." Why not challenge your students to incorporate some citrus-inspired oranges and greens into their graffiti mural to celebrate their local heritage? 🍊

Pricing

Every school project in Oujda is unique! Whether you want a one-off workshop for a single class or a week-long residency to transform your entire playground, we provide flexible options. Prices depend on group size and setup—request a quote today and we’ll get back to you with a tailored estimate. ✨

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