Is the graffiti workshop safe for secondary school students?

Safety is our absolute priority. We provide all secondary school students with high-quality FFP3 masks to filter out fumes, as well as protective overalls and gloves to keep their school uniforms clean. Our workshops are held in well-ventilated outdoor areas or legal graffiti zones in The Hague, and our instructors are trained to manage large groups safely while ensuring everyone follows the proper handling techniques for spray cans.

How long does a typical school workshop last?

Our workshops usually last between 1.5 to 3 hours. For secondary schools in The Hague, we find that a 2-hour session is the 'sweet spot'. This allows enough time for a solid introduction to the history of street art, a thorough technique demonstration, individual practice, and the completion of a final group masterpiece without the students losing focus or momentum.

Can the workshop take place on our school premises?

Absolutely! We can bring the graffiti experience directly to your school grounds if you have a suitable outdoor space. If not, we oragnise sessions at official 'hall of fame' spots in The Hague, such as the Binckhorst area. These legal zones provide an authentic urban backdrop that really helps the students get into the creative spirit of street art.

What is the maximum group size for a school booking?

We are very flexible with group sizes. Whether it's a small art elective class of 15 students or an entire year group of 100+, we can accommodate you. For larger groups, we simply bring in more of our professional graffiti artists to maintain a low student-to-teacher ratio, ensuring everyone gets the hands-on guidance they need to succeed.

Do students need any prior art experience?

Not at all! Our workshops are designed for absolute beginners. We start with the very basics—how to hold the can, how to control the pressure, and how to draw a simple line. Our instructors are experts at breaking down complex mural techniques into easy-to-follow steps, so every student will walk away having created something they can be proud of.

What materials are included in the price?

We provide everything! Your booking includes all professional spray paint (in a huge range of colours), caps, protective gear (overalls, gloves, masks), and the surfaces to paint on (either a large collective plastic wall or individual canvases). The school only needs to provide the eager students and a willing supervisor. We handle the setup and the cleanup!

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

The Hague can be a bit rainy sometimes! We always monitor the forecast closely. If light rain is expected, we can often work under cover or tents. If the weather is truly looking miserable, we can discuss moving the date or relocating to an indoor facility if available. We also have a large team of backup artists to ensure your event goes ahead as planned.

Is the graffiti workshop safe for secondary school students?

Safety is our absolute priority. We provide all secondary school students with high-quality FFP3 masks to filter out fumes, as well as protective overalls and gloves to keep their school uniforms clean. Our workshops are held in well-ventilated outdoor areas or legal graffiti zones in The Hague, and our instructors are trained to manage large groups safely while ensuring everyone follows the proper handling techniques for spray cans.

How long does a typical school workshop last?

Our workshops usually last between 1.5 to 3 hours. For secondary schools in The Hague, we find that a 2-hour session is the 'sweet spot'. This allows enough time for a solid introduction to the history of street art, a thorough technique demonstration, individual practice, and the completion of a final group masterpiece without the students losing focus or momentum.

Can the workshop take place on our school premises?

Absolutely! We can bring the graffiti experience directly to your school grounds if you have a suitable outdoor space. If not, we oragnise sessions at official 'hall of fame' spots in The Hague, such as the Binckhorst area. These legal zones provide an authentic urban backdrop that really helps the students get into the creative spirit of street art.

What is the maximum group size for a school booking?

We are very flexible with group sizes. Whether it's a small art elective class of 15 students or an entire year group of 100+, we can accommodate you. For larger groups, we simply bring in more of our professional graffiti artists to maintain a low student-to-teacher ratio, ensuring everyone gets the hands-on guidance they need to succeed.

Do students need any prior art experience?

Not at all! Our workshops are designed for absolute beginners. We start with the very basics—how to hold the can, how to control the pressure, and how to draw a simple line. Our instructors are experts at breaking down complex mural techniques into easy-to-follow steps, so every student will walk away having created something they can be proud of.

What materials are included in the price?

We provide everything! Your booking includes all professional spray paint (in a huge range of colours), caps, protective gear (overalls, gloves, masks), and the surfaces to paint on (either a large collective plastic wall or individual canvases). The school only needs to provide the eager students and a willing supervisor. We handle the setup and the cleanup!

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

The Hague can be a bit rainy sometimes! We always monitor the forecast closely. If light rain is expected, we can often work under cover or tents. If the weather is truly looking miserable, we can discuss moving the date or relocating to an indoor facility if available. We also have a large team of backup artists to ensure your event goes ahead as planned.

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GRAFFITI WORKSHOP FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN THE HAGUE

Transform your students into artists with a graffiti workshop in The Hague. Professional, safe, and fun street art experiences for secondary schools. Book now!

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Looking for a way to truly engage your secondary school students in The Hague? Our graffiti workshops offer an explosive mix of creativity, teamwork, and urban culture that gets even the most reluctant teenagers excited. Street art is a powerful medium for self-expression, and in a city world-renowned for its artistic heritage—from the classics in the Mauritshuis to the modern murals of the Binckhorst—there's no better place to let your students loose with a spray can. Our professional artists don't just teach 'painting'; they teach confidence, planning, and collaborative problem-solving. Whether it's a creative arts day, a transition week project, or just a reward for hard work, we bring the vibe and the gear to make it unforgettable. Ready to make your mark? 🎨

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The experience

Why choose a Graffitifun workshop for your secondary school in The Hague? It’s more than just a bit of paint on a wall—it’s an educational experience that sticks. ✨

Boosts confidence: Seeing a large-scale piece come to life gives students a massive sense of achievement.
Promotes teamwork: Our collaborative murals require students to communicate and work together to succeed. 🤝
Professional guidance: Learn from real street artists who live and breathe the culture, not just teachers reading from a book.
Authentic experience: We use the same tools and techniques used by professionals worldwide. 🏆
Zero stress: We handle everything from safety gear to cleanup, so you can focus on watching your students shine.
Curriculum friendly: Our workshops can be tailored to cover themes like identity, social issues, or art history.

Step by step

Introduction and history: We start with a high-energy talk about the roots of graffiti culture and its evolution into modern street art.
Safety first: Every student gets geared up with protective suits, gloves, and professional FFP3 masks to ensure a safe environment.
The basics: Our artists demonstrate essential techniques, from 'fat caps' for filling to 'skinny caps' for sharp outlines and details.
Sketching the vision: Students brainstorm their designs, learning how to translate their ideas from paper to a large-scale urban format.
First lines: Under our guidance, students take to the wall to practice their can control and get a feel for the spray pressure.
Filling and fading: We teach the secrets of colour blending and creating those iconic 'fades' and gradients that make graffiti pop.
The masterpiece: The group works together on a final large-scale mural, combining their skills to create a stunning piece of collaborative art.
Final touches: Our pro artists help students add those crisp highlights and dark shadows that bring the whole project to life.
Photo op and recap: We finish with a group photo in front of the art and a quick clean-up session.

Good to know

Duration: 1.5 to 3 hours (we recommend 2 hours for maximum engagement).
Group sizes: From small groups of 10 to large year-groups of 150+ students.
What's included: Professional spray cans, variety of nozzles, protective gear (FFP3 masks, suits, gloves), and canvases or plastic walls.
Safety: Full safety briefing provided; all materials are professional grade and FFP3 masks are mandatory during spraying.
Location: At your school or an official legal graffiti spot in The Hague.

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Local culture

The Hague isn't just the city of peace and justice; it's a hidden gem for street art in the Netherlands. From the massive murals in the Binckhorst district to the legal 'Hall of Fame' spots scattered around the city, 'Den Haag' has a grit and creativity that perfectly suits the graffiti spirit. We love taking schools to these authentic urban locations where students can feel the history of the walls beneath their paint.

Fun Fact: Did you know The Hague is home to the 'Haagse Graffiti Hall of Fame'? It's one of the oldest legal spots in the country where local legends have been honing their craft for decades. Bringing your students here isn't just an art lesson; it's an immersion into a living, breathing local subculture! 🏛️

Pricing

Our school workshops are competitively priced to ensure as many students as possible can experience the joy of street art. Prices generally range from €25 to €55 per student, depending on the number of participants, the duration of the session, and the materials chosen.

We believe in total transparency and flexibility—you don't even have to pay upfront! Pay safely after the workshop is completed and you're 100% satisfied. 🔥

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