Graffiti Workshop is a fantastic success story. We started from scratch in 2005 providing graffiti workshops to local youth clubs in Devon. Today, our record of achievement celebrates work with countless customers nationally, offering tailor made programs to public and private enterprise. 
 
Dedication towards our clients is the secret to our success. Graffiti Workshop has always worked closely in partnership with educational practitioners and lead professionals to ensure quality service delivery at affordable prices. 
 
The results speak for themselves. Satisfied customers and ecstatic kids! 
 
Attending our lessons is not simply about learning how to paint and draw, its about team work, channeling creativity, ownership, and installing self confidence that makes attendees realise achieving other goals is possible. Our aim is to raise young people’s awareness of their own sense of self, and self esteem and the impact this has on their relationships with others in their social worlds in terms of family, friendships and partners-and indeed in their neighbourhoods. Furthermore we wish to provide young people with the skills and confidence to really think about all their choices, and possibly reshape some of what they thought they wanted or want. Graffiti Workshop is currently looking to see how it can liaise with Local Education Authorities within the field of Foundational Learning and moreover to encourage Social Mobility within the lives of today's young people. 
 
Graffiti Workshop's approach is to ensure the learning experience of the student is central to the work.  
 
Looking to the future Graffiti Workshop intends to adapt provision within the fields of non traditional education, special needs education and art therapy. We understand, having consulted our customers through extensive evaluation, this art form has far reaching, sustainable outcomes. Whether it helps students to reengage who are at risk of becoming excluded or for those who wish to explore issues through visual representation, Graffiti Workshop realizes the value of, and wishes to promote the enthusiasm for; life long learning. 
 
Chris Harris (DJ HASTE) 
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Terry Robinson (KONE) 
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Cleo Jones (MISS C) 
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Bob Cole (BIG B) 
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Stuart Taylor (Director of Graffiti Workshop) 
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Here's an article featuring Graffiti Workshop in Youth Work Now magazine: Download PDF