Is the workshop safe for students and teachers?

The safety of your students is our absolute priority. We provide high-quality FFP3 respiratory masks, disposable gloves, and protective suits to keep school uniforms clean. Our workshops are held in well-ventilated outdoor areas or large, airy indoor spaces. Our lead artists are experienced in managing large groups of young people, ensuring a controlled environment where students can focus on the fun of creating art without any risks. We also provide full risk assessments upon request.

What kind of space do we need at our Liverpool school?

Ideally, we just need an outdoor wall or a well-ventilated space where we can set up our mobile wooden partitions or plastic sheeting. If your school doesn't have a suitable spot, don't worry! We have access to several legal street art locations across Liverpool where we can host the class. We bring all the materials—including the paint, boards, and safety gear—so you don't have to provide anything except the eager students!

What is the minimum age for students to participate?

We recommend our school workshops for pupils aged 8 and up (Key Stage 2 and above). At this age, students have the motor skills to handle the spray cans effectively and can truly engage with the artistic concepts we teach. For younger children, we can adapt the session with more focus on stencil art and markers, but the full 'spray experience' is usually best for juniors and secondary school students.

Do we need to pay for the school workshop in advance?

Not at all! You only pay after the workshop has been successfully completed. We believe in the quality of our service and want schools to feel completely confident when booking with us. Once the creative session is over and your students are buzzing with excitement, we will send over the invoice for payment via bank transfer or card. It’s an easy, stress-free process for your school's finance department.

Can we tailor the workshop to a specific curriculum theme?

Yes, absolutely! We love it when schools have a specific theme, such as environmental awareness, local Liverpool history, or even specific curriculum topics like the Romans or the Victorians. Our artists can design the workshop to include specific stencils or colour palettes that align with your current lesson plans. Just let us know your ideas during the booking process, and we will tailor the creative brief to match your educational goals.

What happens if the weather is bad or the artist is sick?

We understand that school schedules can be unpredictable. That’s why we have a large team of professional artists and backup experts ready to step in. In the rare event that an artist is unwell or can't make it, we have a 'no-cancellation guarantee' where a backup artist will take over. We ensure your school day stays on track and the students aren't disappointed. You can count on us to show up and deliver!

Is the workshop safe for students and teachers?

The safety of your students is our absolute priority. We provide high-quality FFP3 respiratory masks, disposable gloves, and protective suits to keep school uniforms clean. Our workshops are held in well-ventilated outdoor areas or large, airy indoor spaces. Our lead artists are experienced in managing large groups of young people, ensuring a controlled environment where students can focus on the fun of creating art without any risks. We also provide full risk assessments upon request.

What kind of space do we need at our Liverpool school?

Ideally, we just need an outdoor wall or a well-ventilated space where we can set up our mobile wooden partitions or plastic sheeting. If your school doesn't have a suitable spot, don't worry! We have access to several legal street art locations across Liverpool where we can host the class. We bring all the materials—including the paint, boards, and safety gear—so you don't have to provide anything except the eager students!

What is the minimum age for students to participate?

We recommend our school workshops for pupils aged 8 and up (Key Stage 2 and above). At this age, students have the motor skills to handle the spray cans effectively and can truly engage with the artistic concepts we teach. For younger children, we can adapt the session with more focus on stencil art and markers, but the full 'spray experience' is usually best for juniors and secondary school students.

Do we need to pay for the school workshop in advance?

Not at all! You only pay after the workshop has been successfully completed. We believe in the quality of our service and want schools to feel completely confident when booking with us. Once the creative session is over and your students are buzzing with excitement, we will send over the invoice for payment via bank transfer or card. It’s an easy, stress-free process for your school's finance department.

Can we tailor the workshop to a specific curriculum theme?

Yes, absolutely! We love it when schools have a specific theme, such as environmental awareness, local Liverpool history, or even specific curriculum topics like the Romans or the Victorians. Our artists can design the workshop to include specific stencils or colour palettes that align with your current lesson plans. Just let us know your ideas during the booking process, and we will tailor the creative brief to match your educational goals.

What happens if the weather is bad or the artist is sick?

We understand that school schedules can be unpredictable. That’s why we have a large team of professional artists and backup experts ready to step in. In the rare event that an artist is unwell or can't make it, we have a 'no-cancellation guarantee' where a backup artist will take over. We ensure your school day stays on track and the students aren't disappointed. You can count on us to show up and deliver!

Graffiti Workshops for Schools in Liverpool, Creative Education

Creative graffiti workshop for groups, schools in Liverpool

Graffiti workshop at an outdoor location, schools in Liverpool

Group photo after a graffiti art workshop, schools in Liverpool

Street art workshop for beginners, schools in Liverpool

Bringing a burst of urban colour to the classroom has never been easier! Our graffiti workshops for schools in Liverpool offer students a unique, hands-on opportunity to explore the world of contemporary street art. Forget dusty textbooks; we trade the pens for spray cans and the desks for canvases. Our professional artists bring years of experience directly to your school gates, fostering a sense of community, boosting self-confidence, and encouraging creative expression among pupils of all ages. Whether you're looking to brighten up a school wall or provide an unforgettable end-of-term treat, our workshops are designed to be safe, inclusive, and incredibly fun. From the historic docks to the vibrant streets of the Baltic Triangle, Liverpool is a city of culture, and we’re here to help your students add their own chapter to that story. Ready to make your mark? 🎨

Iskustvo

Why choose Graffitifun for your Liverpool school's creative needs? We don't just teach kids how to spray; we teach them how to think big! 💪

Boosts confidence: Seeing a large-scale piece of art they created with their own hands gives students a massive sense of achievement.
Inclusive for all: Street art is a 'leveller'—students who struggle with traditional academic subjects often thrive in this tactile, visual environment.
Curriculum links: We can tie our workshops into Art & Design, History, or even PSHE topics like identity and community. 🔥
Professional mentors: Our artists aren't just talented; they are passionate mentors who provide positive role models for creative careers.
No-hassle booking: We handle the logistics, the safety gear, and the clean-up, so teachers can sit back and enjoy the process.
Pay later: Our 'payment after the workshop' policy means zero financial risk for your school. 🏆

Korak po korak

Initial enquiry: Reach out via our contact form to tell us about your school, the year group, and your preferred dates.
Creative consultation: We'll chat about your educational goals—whether it’s a mural for the playground or a lesson on typography.
Preparation: Our artists prepare the stencils, boards, and premium spray paints tailored to your specific theme.
Safety briefing: On the day, we start with a fun but thorough safety demo, teaching students how to use the equipment properly. ✨
Sketching & design: Students grab paper and markers to plan their tags and pieces before moving onto the big 'canvas'.
The spray session: The real fun begins! Each student gets hands-on experience under the guidance of our professional street artists.
The finishing touches: We help the pupils add outlines and highlights to make their artwork pop. 🎨
Photo op & clean up: We take group photos of the masterpieces and handle all the clean-up, leaving your school spotless.
Feedback & payment: You receive an invoice after the session, and we'd love to hear how much the students enjoyed their day!

Dobro je znati

Our school workshops are built to fit seamlessly into the busy academic day. We offer flexible durations, though most sessions run between 2 to 3 hours to ensure every student gets plenty of 'can time'. 🎤

Duration: 1.5 to 4 hours (flexible sessions available).
Group sizes: From small SEN groups to full year-group takeovers.
What's included: All premium spray paint, protective suits, masks, gloves, and mobile 'walls' or canvases.
Safety: Fully insured artists with DBS checks and comprehensive risk assessments provided.
Location: We come to your school or can arrange a session at a local Liverpool street art hotspot.

Lokalna kultura

Liverpool isn't just a city of music; it's a living gallery of world-class street art. From the massive murals in the Baltic Triangle to the hidden gems in the Ropewalks district, our city lives and breathes creativity. We draw inspiration from local legends like Akse and Paul Curtis to show students that art isn't just found in museums—it's on the very walls they walk past every day. ⚓

Fun Fact: Did you know that Liverpool is home to the UK’s largest permanent street art mural? The 'Abbey Road' inspired piece by Paul Curtis on Chelsea Reach is a massive 50 feet tall! We love sharing these local stories to inspire the next generation of Scouse artists.

Cijene

We believe in transparent pricing that works for school budgets. Our workshops are priced per student, making it easy to plan your event. ✨

Estimated costs: £25 - £55 per person (depending on group size, duration, and chosen materials).

Because every school project is unique—whether it's a one-off taster or a week-long mural project—we provide bespoke quotes to ensure you get the best value possible. Best of all? No payment is required until after the workshop is finished!

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