Is the spray paint safe for primary school children?

Safety is our number one priority! We use water-based, low-odour spray paints specifically designed for younger users whenever possible. Every child is provided with a high-quality face mask, protective gloves, and a disposable poncho to keep their school uniforms clean. Our professional artists are expert facilitators who maintain a supervised, controlled environment throughout the entire workshop session in Wewak.

Do the kids need to have previous art skills?

Not at all! Our workshops are designed for absolute beginners. We start with basic lines and shapes, gradually building up the students' confidence. Our 'no mistakes' philosophy encourages kids to see every drip or smudge as a creative opportunity. By the end of the session, even the most hesitant students will have created something they are incredibly proud of.

What is the minimum age for a graffiti workshop?

Generally, we recommend our workshops for children aged 7 and up (Year 3 and above). At this age, they have the fine motor skills required to control the spray cans comfortably. However, we can adapt sessions for younger groups using paint markers or stencils if needed. Just let us know the age range of your Wewak class!

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

Because our workshops are held outdoors or in well-ventilated areas, we keep a close eye on the Wewak weather. If it rains, we can usually move the session under a large awning or porch. If that's not possible, we have backup dates available or can switch to an indoor-friendly 'Street Art Canvas' session using high-tech paint pens.

Do we need to provide any materials?

We make things as easy as possible for busy teachers! We provide everything: premium spray paint, masks, gloves, ponchos, and the boards or plastic 'wrap walls' we paint on. All we need from your school is an outdoor space (like a playground or sports field) and a group of excited students ready to get messy and creative.

How long does a typical session last?

A standard primary school workshop in Wewak typically lasts between 1.5 and 2 hours. This provides enough time for a safety briefing, technique practice, and the creation of a final masterpiece. We can also provide half-day or full-day 'mural projects' if you want the students to create a permanent piece of art for the school walls.

Is the spray paint safe for primary school children?

Safety is our number one priority! We use water-based, low-odour spray paints specifically designed for younger users whenever possible. Every child is provided with a high-quality face mask, protective gloves, and a disposable poncho to keep their school uniforms clean. Our professional artists are expert facilitators who maintain a supervised, controlled environment throughout the entire workshop session in Wewak.

Do the kids need to have previous art skills?

Not at all! Our workshops are designed for absolute beginners. We start with basic lines and shapes, gradually building up the students' confidence. Our 'no mistakes' philosophy encourages kids to see every drip or smudge as a creative opportunity. By the end of the session, even the most hesitant students will have created something they are incredibly proud of.

What is the minimum age for a graffiti workshop?

Generally, we recommend our workshops for children aged 7 and up (Year 3 and above). At this age, they have the fine motor skills required to control the spray cans comfortably. However, we can adapt sessions for younger groups using paint markers or stencils if needed. Just let us know the age range of your Wewak class!

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

Because our workshops are held outdoors or in well-ventilated areas, we keep a close eye on the Wewak weather. If it rains, we can usually move the session under a large awning or porch. If that's not possible, we have backup dates available or can switch to an indoor-friendly 'Street Art Canvas' session using high-tech paint pens.

Do we need to provide any materials?

We make things as easy as possible for busy teachers! We provide everything: premium spray paint, masks, gloves, ponchos, and the boards or plastic 'wrap walls' we paint on. All we need from your school is an outdoor space (like a playground or sports field) and a group of excited students ready to get messy and creative.

How long does a typical session last?

A standard primary school workshop in Wewak typically lasts between 1.5 and 2 hours. This provides enough time for a safety briefing, technique practice, and the creation of a final masterpiece. We can also provide half-day or full-day 'mural projects' if you want the students to create a permanent piece of art for the school walls.

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Are you looking to give your pupils an experience they’ll never forget? Our primary school graffiti workshops in Wewak bring the vibrant world of urban art directly to your playground! We turn creative sparks into roaring fires by teaching kids the techniques, history, and respect behind professional street art. It’s not just about spray cans; it’s about building confidence, teamwork, and manual dexterity in a totally unique, hands-on environment. Our expert artists travel across the East Sepik province to inspire the next generation of creators, ensuring every child feels like a master artist by the time the bell rings. Whether you're celebrating a school milestone or just want to shake up the curriculum with some high-energy creativity, we've got you covered. Ready to make your mark?

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The experience

Why choose a graffiti workshop for your primary school in Wewak? It’s more than just paint on a wall—it’s a powerful educational tool that engages even the most 'hard-to-reach' students. ✨

Boosts Creative Confidence: There are no 'wrong' shapes in graffiti, allowing every child to succeed. 🏆
Promotes Teamwork: Working on a giant mural teaches kids how to collaborate and respect each other's space. 🤝
Physical Coordination: Using spray cans develops fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination in a fun way. 💪
Cultural Expression: We encourage students to tell their own stories and celebrate Wewak's local heritage through art. 🎤
Zero Stress for Teachers: We handle the setup, the instruction, and the cleanup. You just bring the kids! 🎉

Step by step

Introduction & Safety: We start with a high-energy intro to the history of street art and a vital safety briefing on how to use the equipment properly.
The Master Tag: Every student chooses their 'artist name' and learns how to design a unique tag that represents their personality.
Can Control 101: Under the guidance of our pros, the kids learn 'nozzle magic'—how to fade, blend, and create sharp outlines.
Sketching the Mural: We work together to sketch out a large-scale design on our mobile graffiti walls, often focusing on a school value or local Wewak theme.
Filling in the Colours: This is the best bit! The students use their new skills to fill the mural with vibrant, explosive colours.
Adding the Details: We teach the kids how to add highlights and shadows to make their artwork 'pop' off the wall.
The Big Reveal: We finish with a group photo and a celebration of the amazing collaborative artwork the class has created together.

Good to know

We've fine-tuned our workshops to be as stress-free as possible for Wewak schools:

Duration: 1.5 to 3 hours (flexible to fit your school timetable).
Group Sizes: We can accommodate single classes or whole year groups with our rotation system.
What's Included: All spray paint, safety gear (masks/gloves), coveralls, and mobile painting surfaces.
Location: We come to you! Any outdoor playground or ventilated space works perfectly.
Safety: Full risk assessments provided; all artists are experienced in working with children.

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Local culture

Wewak is a place where tradition meets the horizon, and we believe the bold spirit of the East Sepik region is the perfect backdrop for modern street art. From the iconic architecture of the Spirit Houses to the vibrant colours of the local markets, inspiration is everywhere! Our workshops often incorporate local influences, encouraging students to blend traditional Sepik motifs with contemporary graffiti styles. 🎨

Fun Fact: Wewak is famous for its stunning coastline and historic significance, but did you know it's also a hub for incredible woodcarving? We love showing students how the 'flow' of traditional carving can be translated into the sweeping lines of a graffiti piece! 🌊

Pricing

Every school project is unique! Whether you want a one-off taster session for a single class or a week-long mural project for the whole school, we offer flexible packages. Prices depend on group size and setup—request a quote today and we'll get back to you with a tailored estimate for your Wewak school event! 🚀

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