Is spray painting safe for primary school children?

Safety is our number one priority! We provide high-quality respiratory masks, disposable gloves, and protective overalls to keep the kids safe and their clothes clean. We also use low-odour professional spray paint designed for ease of use. Our artists are experienced in managing groups of children, ensuring everyone follows safety protocols while having the time of their lives in a controlled environment.

Do we need to travel to a studio or can you come to our school?

We are very flexible! We can host the workshop at your school playground using temporary wooden walls or plastic wrapping between pillars. If you'd prefer to get away from the school grounds, we can look for local legal walls or indoor spaces in Stavanger. We bring everything needed to protect the floor and surrounding area, so you don't have to worry about unwanted paint splatters.

Do the students need to have any prior art skills?

Not at all! This workshop is designed specifically for beginners. Our professional artists start with the very basics, from how to hold the can to making simple lines and dots. By the end of the session, even the kids who claim they 'can't draw' will have created something they are incredibly proud of. It’s all about building confidence through creativity.

How long does a typical graffiti workshop last?

Standard workshops for primary schools typically last between 2 and 3 hours. This gives us enough time for a safety briefing, a demonstration, practice time, and the creation of a final masterpiece. If you have a specific school schedule to stick to, just let us know! We can adjust the timing to fit into your morning or afternoon sessions perfectly.

What materials do we need to provide for the workshop?

Everything is included! We provide the spray cans, caps, protective gear (suits, masks, gloves), and the 'canvas' (whether that’s individual boards or a large communal wall). We also bring sketches and inspiration sheets to help the kids get started. Your school just needs to provide the space and the enthusiastic students—we handle the entire logistical setup and cleanup.

Can the children work on a group project together?

Absolutely. One of the best parts of our Stavanger school workshops is the collaborative mural. While kids can make individual pieces, we often have them work together on a large-scale project that represents their class or school values. It’s a fantastic way to teach teamwork, communication, and how individual contributions come together to create something massive and beautiful.

What happens if it rains on the day of the workshop?

We always keep a close eye on the Norwegian weather! If the forecast looks rainy, we can move the workshop under a canopy, use an indoor gym (with extra floor protection and ventilation), or reschedule to a better day. Since we have backup artists available, we are very resilient to scheduling changes and will always find a solution to ensure the workshop goes ahead.

Is spray painting safe for primary school children?

Safety is our number one priority! We provide high-quality respiratory masks, disposable gloves, and protective overalls to keep the kids safe and their clothes clean. We also use low-odour professional spray paint designed for ease of use. Our artists are experienced in managing groups of children, ensuring everyone follows safety protocols while having the time of their lives in a controlled environment.

Do we need to travel to a studio or can you come to our school?

We are very flexible! We can host the workshop at your school playground using temporary wooden walls or plastic wrapping between pillars. If you'd prefer to get away from the school grounds, we can look for local legal walls or indoor spaces in Stavanger. We bring everything needed to protect the floor and surrounding area, so you don't have to worry about unwanted paint splatters.

Do the students need to have any prior art skills?

Not at all! This workshop is designed specifically for beginners. Our professional artists start with the very basics, from how to hold the can to making simple lines and dots. By the end of the session, even the kids who claim they 'can't draw' will have created something they are incredibly proud of. It’s all about building confidence through creativity.

How long does a typical graffiti workshop last?

Standard workshops for primary schools typically last between 2 and 3 hours. This gives us enough time for a safety briefing, a demonstration, practice time, and the creation of a final masterpiece. If you have a specific school schedule to stick to, just let us know! We can adjust the timing to fit into your morning or afternoon sessions perfectly.

What materials do we need to provide for the workshop?

Everything is included! We provide the spray cans, caps, protective gear (suits, masks, gloves), and the 'canvas' (whether that’s individual boards or a large communal wall). We also bring sketches and inspiration sheets to help the kids get started. Your school just needs to provide the space and the enthusiastic students—we handle the entire logistical setup and cleanup.

Can the children work on a group project together?

Absolutely. One of the best parts of our Stavanger school workshops is the collaborative mural. While kids can make individual pieces, we often have them work together on a large-scale project that represents their class or school values. It’s a fantastic way to teach teamwork, communication, and how individual contributions come together to create something massive and beautiful.

What happens if it rains on the day of the workshop?

We always keep a close eye on the Norwegian weather! If the forecast looks rainy, we can move the workshop under a canopy, use an indoor gym (with extra floor protection and ventilation), or reschedule to a better day. Since we have backup artists available, we are very resilient to scheduling changes and will always find a solution to ensure the workshop goes ahead.

Stavanger

Primary school

GRAFFITI WORKSHOPS FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN STAVANGER

Turn your Stavanger primary school into a creative hub! Professional graffiti workshops for kids. Safe, fun, and fully inclusive. All materials provided.

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Creative graffiti and street art workshops, primary school in Stavanger

Graffiti workshops at Graffitifun locations, primary school in Stavanger

Large school group at a graffiti workshop, primary school in Stavanger

Looking to shake up the school week with something truly unforgettable? Our graffiti workshops for primary schools in Stavanger bring the vibrant world of street art right to your playground! We trade the traditional paintbrush for a spray can, giving students a unique chance to express themselves on a giant scale. It’s not just about making 'cool' art; it’s about building confidence, encouraging teamwork, and showing kids that creativity has no limits. Our professional artists are masters at engaging young minds, turning a regular afternoon into a colourful explosion of imagination. Whether you want to brighten up a school wall or let the kids take home their own masterpieces on canvas, we’ve got you covered. Ready to make your mark? 🎨

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The experience

Why choose a graffiti workshop for your Stavanger students? It’s more than just spray painting—it’s an educational journey that challenges traditional boundaries! 🔥

Boosts Confidence: Seeing a giant piece of art they created themselves gives kids an incredible sense of achievement.
Inclusive Art: Graffiti doesn't require "perfect" drawing skills; it's about flow and energy, making it accessible to every child.
Teamwork in Action: Nothing says collaboration like working together on a massive 10-meter mural! 🤝
Culture & History: We teach the history of street art, connecting it to Stavanger's own world-renowned urban art scene.
Professional Guidance: Learn from the best—our artists are active in the scene and love sharing their passion safely.
Stress Relief: The rhythmic nature of spray painting is a fantastic way for kids to clear their minds and focus.

Step by step

The kick-off: We start with a high-energy introduction to graffiti history and the importance of 'legal' street art.
Safety first: Every student gets geared up in protective suits, gloves, and professional masks for a safe experience.
Mastering the can: Our artists demonstrate 'can control'—teaching kids how to make thin lines, fat drips, and smooth gradients.
Sketching ideas: Students grab paper and pencils to map out their tags or characters before hitting the wall.
First strokes: Under the guidance of our pros, students start applying their first layers of colour to the practice surface.
Details and outlines: This is where the magic happens! We help the kids add sharp outlines and highlights to make their art 'pop'.
The final reveal: We step back to admire the collective work, taking photos of the incredible street art the class has created.
Clean up: We pack up all the materials and ensure the site is left exactly as we found it—except for the amazing art!

Good to know

Our workshops are designed to be hassle-free for teachers and pure excitement for students. We typically work with groups of 15 to 30 students at a time, but we can accommodate larger year groups by rotating sessions throughout the day. 🏆

Duration: Usually 2 - 3 hours per session.
Included: All spray paint, caps, safety gear, and surfaces are provided.
Safety: We use high-quality FFP2 or FFP3 masks and eco-friendly paint options where possible.
Location: We come to your school in Stavanger or nearby areas like Sandnes and Sola.

Creative collaboration during a graffiti company outing

Local culture

Stavanger isn't just the oil capital of Norway; it’s also one of the world's premier destinations for street art, thanks to the world-famous Nuart Festival! Walking through the city, you'll see massive murals that have turned Stavanger into an open-air gallery. Our workshops tap into this local heritage, inspired by the giant works found in the East end and the quirky stencils of the city centre. ⚓

Fun Fact: Did you know Stavanger is home to some of the oldest wooden houses in Europe? The contrast between 'Old Stavanger' (Gamle Stavanger) and the modern, edgy street art is what makes this city’s visual culture so unique and exciting for students to explore! ✨

Pricing

Our workshop prices in Stavanger are competitive and transparent, ensuring schools get the best value for an enrichment activity.

Price range: kr300 - kr650 per student

Please note that total costs depend on the number of participants, the duration of the workshop, and whether we are painting on a permanent wall or mobile canvases. 💰

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