Is the graffiti workshop safe for school students?

Absolutely! Safety is our number one priority. We provide high-quality respiratory masks, disposable gloves, and protective suits for every student. Our professional artists are fully trained in health and safety protocols, ensuring that the spray painting process is conducted in a controlled, well-ventilated environment. We make sure everyone feels confident and secure before they even touch a spray can, allowing them to focus entirely on the fun and creative side of the workshop.

Where in Dundalk do the workshops take place?

We are fully mobile and can bring the 'Street Art Studio' directly to your school grounds in Dundalk. Most workshops take place outdoors against a wall or on mobile boards we provide. If the Irish weather doesn't cooperate, we can also host sessions in well-ventilated indoor spaces like sports halls, provided there is enough airflow. Alternatively, we can help arrange a local creative space if your school premises aren't suitable for spray painting.

How long does a typical school session last?

Our school workshops usually last between 1.5 to 3 hours. This timing is perfect as it fits into a double-period slot or a half-day transition year module. During this time, students go from learning basic techniques and safety to actually creating their own individual pieces or contributing to a large-scale collective mural. We can easily adjust the duration to fit your specific school timetable or curriculum requirements.

What materials does the school need to provide?

We provide everything! Your booking includes all premium spray paint, professional-grade masks, gloves, protective overalls, and the surfaces for painting (either canvases for students to take home or large boards for a group mural). You don't need to worry about a thing—just ensure the students wear old clothes and shoes just in case. Our goal is to make the organisation as stress-free as possible for teachers and staff.

What age groups are these workshops suitable for?

Our workshops are incredibly popular for Transition Year (TY) programmes, but they are suitable for all secondary school levels and senior primary school classes (ages 10+). The content can be tailored—younger groups focus more on basic shapes and fun, while older students can delve into the history of street art, stencil techniques, and complex colour theory. It’s a versatile activity that engages students who might not usually enjoy traditional art classes.

Do the students need any prior art experience?

Not at all! One of the best things about graffiti is that it’s a very forgiving medium. Our artists are expert teachers who break down the process into simple, manageable steps. We find that students who often struggle with traditional 'fine art' actually thrive with a spray can in their hand. It builds immense confidence and shows them that everyone has a unique creative voice, regardless of their previous drawing skills.

Is the graffiti workshop safe for school students?

Absolutely! Safety is our number one priority. We provide high-quality respiratory masks, disposable gloves, and protective suits for every student. Our professional artists are fully trained in health and safety protocols, ensuring that the spray painting process is conducted in a controlled, well-ventilated environment. We make sure everyone feels confident and secure before they even touch a spray can, allowing them to focus entirely on the fun and creative side of the workshop.

Where in Dundalk do the workshops take place?

We are fully mobile and can bring the 'Street Art Studio' directly to your school grounds in Dundalk. Most workshops take place outdoors against a wall or on mobile boards we provide. If the Irish weather doesn't cooperate, we can also host sessions in well-ventilated indoor spaces like sports halls, provided there is enough airflow. Alternatively, we can help arrange a local creative space if your school premises aren't suitable for spray painting.

How long does a typical school session last?

Our school workshops usually last between 1.5 to 3 hours. This timing is perfect as it fits into a double-period slot or a half-day transition year module. During this time, students go from learning basic techniques and safety to actually creating their own individual pieces or contributing to a large-scale collective mural. We can easily adjust the duration to fit your specific school timetable or curriculum requirements.

What materials does the school need to provide?

We provide everything! Your booking includes all premium spray paint, professional-grade masks, gloves, protective overalls, and the surfaces for painting (either canvases for students to take home or large boards for a group mural). You don't need to worry about a thing—just ensure the students wear old clothes and shoes just in case. Our goal is to make the organisation as stress-free as possible for teachers and staff.

What age groups are these workshops suitable for?

Our workshops are incredibly popular for Transition Year (TY) programmes, but they are suitable for all secondary school levels and senior primary school classes (ages 10+). The content can be tailored—younger groups focus more on basic shapes and fun, while older students can delve into the history of street art, stencil techniques, and complex colour theory. It’s a versatile activity that engages students who might not usually enjoy traditional art classes.

Do the students need any prior art experience?

Not at all! One of the best things about graffiti is that it’s a very forgiving medium. Our artists are expert teachers who break down the process into simple, manageable steps. We find that students who often struggle with traditional 'fine art' actually thrive with a spray can in their hand. It builds immense confidence and shows them that everyone has a unique creative voice, regardless of their previous drawing skills.

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Are you looking to shake up the school curriculum with something truly unforgettable? Our graffiti workshops for schools in Dundalk offer students a vibrant, hands-on escape from the traditional classroom setting. Whether you’re looking to reward a high-achieving class, boost morale for Transition Year (TY) students, or create a permanent masterpiece on a school wall, our professional street artists are here to guide the way. We bring all the gear—cans, masks, and creativity—right to your doorstep in County Louth. It’s not just about spraying paint; it’s about building confidence, teamwork, and discovering a new way to express oneself through urban art. From the first 'tag' to the final mural, we ensure a safe, inclusive, and incredibly fun environment for every student. Ready to make your mark? Let's get creative!

The experience

Why choose a graffiti workshop for your Dundalk students? It’s more than just art; it’s an empowering educational experience that breaks down barriers. Check out these benefits: ✨

Boosts Creative Confidence: Perfect for students who feel intimidated by traditional 'fine art' — graffiti is the ultimate equaliser! 🏆
Encourages Teamwork: Our large-scale murals require communication, planning, and collective effort to bring a vision to life. 🤝
Stress Relief: The tactile, physical nature of spray painting is a fantastic way for students to de-stress and focus on the present moment. 🧘
Professional Guidance: Learn from real-world artists who share the history, culture, and techniques of the street art movement. 🎤
Zero Financial Risk: With our "pay after the workshop" policy, you can book with total peace of mind. 💪

Step by step

Intro & Urban History: We start with a high-energy introduction to the world of street art and its evolution from New York subways to the streets of Dundalk.
Equipment & Safety Briefing: Students get kitted out in protective gear while we explain the proper use of spray cans and safety protocols.
Mastering the Lines: Our professional artists demonstrate basic techniques like 'caps', pressure control, and how to create clean lines and dots.
Sketching Your Concept: Each student plans their design on paper, thinking about letter style, 'flow', and their own unique tag.
First Sprays: Under guidance, students start applying their base colours to the canvas or mural wall, getting a feel for the medium.
Detailing & Outlining: This is where the art pops! We teach the kids how to outline their work and add distinctive highlights and shadows.
The '3D' Effect: We show advanced tricks to make letters look three-dimensional, giving their work a professional urban finish.
Final Reveal & Cleanup: The students stand back to admire their individual or collective masterpiece before we safely pack away all equipment.

Good to know

Session Duration: Flexible options ranging from 90 minutes to 3-hour deep dives.
Group Sizes: We can accommodate small art clubs or entire year groups (split into rotating sessions).
What's Included: Premium spray paint, all protective gear (masks, gloves, suits), and painting surfaces.
Safety First: Fully insured artists, high-grade respiratory protection, and comprehensive risk assessments provided.
Location: Directly at your school in Dundalk or a nearby outdoor location.
Weather Proof: We have backup plans for rain — we can work under gazebos or in well-ventilated indoor halls.

Local culture

Dundalk has always had a gritty, creative soul, and we love tapping into that energy! Nestled between Dublin and Belfast, the town has seen a fantastic rise in urban appreciation. From the incredible murals of the Seek Urban Arts Festival that have transformed walls around the town centre to the creative buzz near Dundalk IT, there is inspiration everywhere. We encourage our students to look at the local talent for inspiration before we start our sessions. 🎨

Fun Fact: Did you know that Dundalk’s 'Seek' festival has hosted some of the world's most famous street artists, turning the town into an open-air gallery? Your students could be the next generation to add to Louth's colourful landscape!

Pricing

We believe that high-quality creative education should be accessible. Our school workshop prices are competitive and include all materials and travel to Dundalk.

Estimated Price: €30 - €60 per student

*Prices vary based on the number of participants, the duration of the session, and whether you want individual canvases or a large-scale mural.

We don't require upfront payments — you only pay once the workshop is completed to your total satisfaction! 🔥

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