Is the graffiti workshop safe for teenagers?

Yes, safety is our top priority! We provide all secondary school students with high-quality FFP3 respirators, protective gloves, and full-body overalls to keep their clothes clean. Our workshops are led by experienced professionals who provide a thorough safety briefing before any spray cans are even shaken. We ensure the environment is well-ventilated and that everyone follows the artist's instructions for a fun, incident-free day.

Can the workshop take place on school grounds?

Ideally, we host our workshops at legal 'free zones' like the Werregarenstraatje (Graffiti Alley) or other designated spots in Ghent. If you have a suitable outdoor space at your school with enough ventilation and wall space (or if we bring our mobile canvases), we can often come to you! Just let us know your location preferences when you request a quote, and we will handle the logistics.

How much does a workshop for a secondary school class cost?

Absolutely! We understand that school budgets and schedules vary. Our prices usually range from €25 to €55 per student, depending on the group size and the complexity of the project. Whether you want a quick 1.5-hour intro or a full-day artistic takeover, we can customize the package to fit your specific needs. There are no hidden costs, and you only pay after the event.

How long does a typical workshop last?

Our standard sessions for secondary schools typically last between 1.5 and 3 hours. This gives the students enough time to learn the basic techniques, practice their 'tags', and complete a final masterpiece. If you are planning a special project-day or a larger school festival, we can extend the duration or run multiple back-to-back sessions to accommodate several classes in one day.

Do the students need any prior drawing experience?

No artistic talent is required! Our artists are great at building confidence in students who think they 'can't draw'. We start with the basics of letter construction and can control. Graffiti is about expression and flow, not perfection. By the end of the session, even the most hesitant students are usually surprised by the vibrant, professional-looking piece they have helped create together.

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

Rain doesn't have to stop the fun! We always keep a close eye on the Belgian weather. If the forecast looks bad, we can often move the workshop to a sheltered outdoor area or use our mobile 'indoor-safe' setup if the space permits. Because we have a large pool of backup artists, we are incredibly flexible with rescheduling if nature really doesn't cooperate on the day.

Is the graffiti workshop safe for teenagers?

Yes, safety is our top priority! We provide all secondary school students with high-quality FFP3 respirators, protective gloves, and full-body overalls to keep their clothes clean. Our workshops are led by experienced professionals who provide a thorough safety briefing before any spray cans are even shaken. We ensure the environment is well-ventilated and that everyone follows the artist's instructions for a fun, incident-free day.

Can the workshop take place on school grounds?

Ideally, we host our workshops at legal 'free zones' like the Werregarenstraatje (Graffiti Alley) or other designated spots in Ghent. If you have a suitable outdoor space at your school with enough ventilation and wall space (or if we bring our mobile canvases), we can often come to you! Just let us know your location preferences when you request a quote, and we will handle the logistics.

How much does a workshop for a secondary school class cost?

Absolutely! We understand that school budgets and schedules vary. Our prices usually range from €25 to €55 per student, depending on the group size and the complexity of the project. Whether you want a quick 1.5-hour intro or a full-day artistic takeover, we can customize the package to fit your specific needs. There are no hidden costs, and you only pay after the event.

How long does a typical workshop last?

Our standard sessions for secondary schools typically last between 1.5 and 3 hours. This gives the students enough time to learn the basic techniques, practice their 'tags', and complete a final masterpiece. If you are planning a special project-day or a larger school festival, we can extend the duration or run multiple back-to-back sessions to accommodate several classes in one day.

Do the students need any prior drawing experience?

No artistic talent is required! Our artists are great at building confidence in students who think they 'can't draw'. We start with the basics of letter construction and can control. Graffiti is about expression and flow, not perfection. By the end of the session, even the most hesitant students are usually surprised by the vibrant, professional-looking piece they have helped create together.

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

Rain doesn't have to stop the fun! We always keep a close eye on the Belgian weather. If the forecast looks bad, we can often move the workshop to a sheltered outdoor area or use our mobile 'indoor-safe' setup if the space permits. Because we have a large pool of backup artists, we are incredibly flexible with rescheduling if nature really doesn't cooperate on the day.

Ghent

Secondary school

GRAFFITI WORKSHOP FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN GHENT

Book a high-energy graffiti workshop for secondary schools in Ghent. Professional artists, all materials included, and total safety. Perfect for school trips!

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Creative graffiti and street art workshops, secondary school in Ghent

Graffiti workshops at Graffitifun locations, secondary school in Ghent

Large school group at a graffiti workshop, secondary school in Ghent

Are you looking to give your students an experience they'll actually talk about at the dinner table? Our graffiti workshop for secondary schools in Ghent is the ultimate blend of urban culture, teamwork, and raw creativity. Forget dusty textbooks for a afternoon—we bring the vibrant world of street art directly to your pupils. Led by professional artists who live and breathe the scene, these workshops allow teens to vent their creativity in a safe, legal, and incredibly cool way. Whether you're exploring the historic streets of Ghent or looking for a unique activity on school grounds, we provide everything needed to turn a blank wall into a masterpiece. Through 'can control' and 'piece' design, students build confidence while learning the history of a global art movement. Ready to make your mark?

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QUICK TAG WALL

Pick a colour and spray

The experience

Why choose a graffiti workshop for your secondary school group in the heart of East Flanders? It's more than just painting; it's about pushing boundaries and discovering hidden talents. ✨

Authentic experience: Learn from real street artists who are active in the Belgian scene. 💪
Boost confidence: Watch as even the shyest students find their voice through bold colours and big strokes.
Safety first: High-grade masks and gear provided—we take the "mess" out of the fun. 😷
Curriculum links: Perfect for Art, Social Studies, or even History (the evolution of subcultures).
Hassle-free booking: No deposit needed, backup artists always ready, and 100% fun guaranteed! 🏆

Step by step

Introduction & safety: We start with a high-energy intro about the history of street art and a vital safety briefing on how to use the gear 🛡️.
The 'Tag' creator: Students learn to design their own nickname or 'tag', focusing on letter flow and personal style on paper first.
Spray can basics: Our pros demonstrate 'can control'—learning how to make thin lines, fat drips, and smooth gradients.
First practice: Students hit the practice wall to get a feel for the pressure and distance needed for the perfect spray.
Masterpiece sketching: The group works together to sketch a large-scale design on the main surface, often incorporating a school theme or message.
Filling & colouring: This is where the magic happens! The students use a wide palette of colours to bring their collective vision to life 🌈.
Outlining & detailing: We teach the tricks of adding '3D' effects, highlights, and sharp outlines to make the artwork pop.
The big reveal: We step back to admire the finished work and take epic group photos with the masterpiece.
Cleanup & wrap-up: We ensure all materials are packed away and leave the site as clean as we found it—except for the art!

Good to know

Duration: 1.5 to 3 hours (flexible for your school timetable) ⏱️.
Group size: Small classes or large year groups—we scale our team to fit your needs.
Included: Professional spray cans, respirators, gloves, overalls, and expert artist guidance.
Safety: Full FFP3 protection and professional supervision at all times.
Location: At the Ghent Graffiti Alley, a local park, or your school grounds!

Creative collaboration during a graffiti company outing

Local culture

Ghent is a city that breathes creativity, from the Altarpiece by the Van Eyck brothers to the iconic Werregarenstraatje (Graffiti Alley). This narrow street in the heart of the city is a living, breathing canvas where the rules of 'traditional' art are rewritten every day. It's the perfect backdrop for students to see that art isn't just found in museums—it's part of the urban fabric. 🎨

Fun Fact: Ghent is home to one of the world's most famous street artists, ROA, known for his giant black-and-white animals. Exploring the city's 'Sorry, Not Sorry' street art map is a local rite of passage! Our workshops tap into this local pride, showing students how they fit into Ghent's long history of visual expression.

Pricing

Our graffiti experiences are fully customisable to your school's budget and goals. Prices generally range between €25 and €55 per student, depending on the number of participants and the duration of the workshop. 💶

We believe in hassle-free planning for teachers: no upfront payment is required, and we provide a full satisfaction guarantee. Whether you are planning a small art-class session or a massive school-wide event, we have the capacity and the passion to make it happen.

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