Is the graffiti workshop safe for school students?

Safety is our top priority. We provide all students with high-quality protective gear, including masks, gloves, and overalls. Our spray paints are low-odour and compliant with safety standards. Every session begins with a comprehensive safety briefing, and our professional artists supervise the students closely to ensure a safe, clean, and controlled environment while they express their creativity.

Can you host the workshop at our school premises?

Absolutely! We can bring the entire setup to your school grounds in Dublin, provided there is a suitable outdoor wall or space for our mobile boards. If you'd prefer to get the kids out of the classroom, we also have access to creative spaces and legal graffiti zones across the city. We are totally flexible to your needs.

What age groups are these workshops suitable for?

We generally recommend our school workshops for students aged 10 and up. This ensures they have the physical coordination to handle the spray cans and the maturity to follow safety instructions. However, we can adapt our teaching style for younger primary school groups or older secondary school students preparing for their Leaving Cert art projects.

Do we need to provide any materials?

Everything is included in the price! We provide the spray cans, protective clothing, caps, and professional-grade boards or canvases. We also bring the design templates and inspiration materials. You just need to provide the enthusiastic students and a space; we handle the setup and the intensive clean-up afterwards so there’s no mess left behind.

How long does a typical school workshop last?

The workshops usually last between 1.5 and 3 hours. For schools, we recommend a 2-hour session as it provides the perfect balance: enough time for a thorough history lesson, technique practice, and the completion of a large-scale mural, without losing the students' focus. We can also split sessions to accommodate multiple classes in one day.

How does the payment process work for schools?

We don't require any upfront payment for school bookings. We believe in the quality of our service, so you only pay after the workshop is successfully completed. This makes the administration process much easier for school accounts and provides peace of mind for teachers and principals. We provide full invoicing for your records.

Can we choose a specific theme for the mural?

Definitely! We love it when schools have a specific theme, such as environmental awareness, local Dublin history, or school values like 'respect' and 'community'. Our artists can help the students design a mural that reflects these concepts, making the workshop a powerful cross-curricular tool that combines art with social studies or CSPE.

Is the graffiti workshop safe for school students?

Safety is our top priority. We provide all students with high-quality protective gear, including masks, gloves, and overalls. Our spray paints are low-odour and compliant with safety standards. Every session begins with a comprehensive safety briefing, and our professional artists supervise the students closely to ensure a safe, clean, and controlled environment while they express their creativity.

Can you host the workshop at our school premises?

Absolutely! We can bring the entire setup to your school grounds in Dublin, provided there is a suitable outdoor wall or space for our mobile boards. If you'd prefer to get the kids out of the classroom, we also have access to creative spaces and legal graffiti zones across the city. We are totally flexible to your needs.

What age groups are these workshops suitable for?

We generally recommend our school workshops for students aged 10 and up. This ensures they have the physical coordination to handle the spray cans and the maturity to follow safety instructions. However, we can adapt our teaching style for younger primary school groups or older secondary school students preparing for their Leaving Cert art projects.

Do we need to provide any materials?

Everything is included in the price! We provide the spray cans, protective clothing, caps, and professional-grade boards or canvases. We also bring the design templates and inspiration materials. You just need to provide the enthusiastic students and a space; we handle the setup and the intensive clean-up afterwards so there’s no mess left behind.

How long does a typical school workshop last?

The workshops usually last between 1.5 and 3 hours. For schools, we recommend a 2-hour session as it provides the perfect balance: enough time for a thorough history lesson, technique practice, and the completion of a large-scale mural, without losing the students' focus. We can also split sessions to accommodate multiple classes in one day.

How does the payment process work for schools?

We don't require any upfront payment for school bookings. We believe in the quality of our service, so you only pay after the workshop is successfully completed. This makes the administration process much easier for school accounts and provides peace of mind for teachers and principals. We provide full invoicing for your records.

Can we choose a specific theme for the mural?

Definitely! We love it when schools have a specific theme, such as environmental awareness, local Dublin history, or school values like 'respect' and 'community'. Our artists can help the students design a mural that reflects these concepts, making the workshop a powerful cross-curricular tool that combines art with social studies or CSPE.

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Looking to swap the classroom chalkboard for a vibrant street art mural? Our graffiti workshops for schools in Dublin offer an unforgettable hands-on experience that combines history, technique, and teamwork. Whether you are located near the Spire or out in the suburbs, our professional Irish artists bring the world of urban art directly to your students. We don't just teach them how to spray; we inspire them to express their identity through colour and design in a safe, legal, and professional environment. It's the perfect way to reward a class, boost student wellbeing, or add a creative spark to the art curriculum. Ready to make your mark?

The experience

Why choose a Graffitifun workshop for your school? Beyond the pure excitement of using a spray can, our sessions provide tangible benefits for students of all backgrounds: ✨

Boosts Confidence: Even students who 'can’t draw' find success with the bold, forgiving nature of spray paint.
Encourages Teamwork: Working on a massive collective mural teaches pupils how to communicate and collaborate.
Safe & Legal: We educate youth on the difference between vandalism and street art, promoting respect for public spaces. 🛡️
Curriculum Links: Perfect for LCVP, Transition Year (TY) projects, or Junior Cycle art modules.
Stress Relief: Graffiti is a physical, rhythmic art form that helps students de-stress and focus.
No Financial Risk: We offer a 'pay after the workshop' policy because we trust in the fun we deliver! 🏆

Step by step

Intro & History: We start with a high-energy talk about the roots of graffiti, from New York subways to Dublin's own street art scene.
Safety First: Students suit up in masks, gloves, and overalls. We explain how to use the equipment responsibly and safely.
Mastering the Can: Our artists demonstrate 'can control'—teaching students how to create thin lines, fat drips, and smooth gradients.
Sketching the Vision: Pupils work together to sketch their ideas on paper, planning their tags and characters before hitting the wall.
Filling & Fading: The fun part! Students start filling in their designs, learning how to layer colours and create vibrant 3D effects.
The Outline: We teach the secret to making art pop—using sharp black or white outlines to define the shapes and letters.
Final Details: Students add highlights, 'force fields', and starbursts to give their masterpiece that professional street art finish.
Group Photo & Review: We wrap up by admiring the collective work, discussing what was learned, and snapping photos of the crew!

Good to know

Duration: 1.5 to 3 hours (flexible for school timetables).
Group Size: From small classes of 10 to full year groups (we use rotating stations).
Kit Included: Professional spray cans, nozzles (caps), masks, gloves, and protective suits.
Surfaces: We provide mobile wooden walls or canvases if no permanent wall is available.
Safety: Full risk assessments provided; all artists are Garda vented and highly experienced.
Backup: We always have backup artists ready to ensure your school event goes ahead without a hitch.

Local culture

Dublin is a city that breathes creativity, from the iconic murals in Temple Bar to the ever-evolving walls of the Bernard Shaw. Street art has become part of the city’s soul, and we love bringing that local energy into the classroom. 🎨

Fun Fact: Did you know that some of Dublin's most famous street art is located in 'Windmill Lane', famously known as the location of U2's recording studio? It's been a canvas for urban artists for decades!

Our workshops connect students to this local culture, showing them that art isn't just something found in a museum—it's on the streets of Smithfield, Richmond Street, and all over the Fair City.

Pricing

We offer competitive rates for educational institutions in Dublin, ensuring great value for a high-impact experience. Our pricing typically ranges from €30 to €60 per student, depending on the number of participants and the duration of the workshop. 💶

Because every school has different requirements—from one-off murals to full-day creative festivals—we recommend getting in touch for a tailored proposal.

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