School Programmes
Where Education Meets Imagination
Our school workshops spark creativity and encourage students to think beyond boundaries.
By bridging creativity with education, we empower students to develop confidence, collaboration skills, and a love for self-expression, equipping them to navigate the future with resilience and imagination.
Through hands-on artistic activities, we aim to nurture the next generation of problem-solvers and innovators.
Why Co:Create?
Guided by Contemporary Artists, Inspired by Creativity
We partner with talented contemporary artists from Singapore and the region to bring their creative practices to life in our workshops, collaboratively crafting meaningful and engaging experiences for students.
Workshops Creatively Designed for Everyone
Our workshops are thoughtfully crafted and tested to include participants of all abilities. We’re dedicated to providing accessible tools that spark creativity in everyone.
NAC-AEP Listed Workshops
The National Arts Council-Arts Education Programme (NAC-AEP) ensures that all students can access quality arts education. Schools with the Tote Board Arts Grant can use it to subsidise a range of Co:Creation’s workshops.
Inspiring Ideas for Your Classroom
Let’s have a real conversation about creativity and safety in our classrooms, communities and studios. How can we as artists educators dedicate ourselves to creating safe spaces where trust and acceptance become the foundation of creativity.
Alternative photography is an exciting and innovative art form that can be a great learning opportunity for students in schools. With the guidance of knowledgeable facilitators, students can discover the creative and scientific aspects of this unique art form.
When we think of art, we often think of paintings, sculptures, and other objects that can be displayed in a museum or gallery. We don’t usually think of art as a tool for learning.
At Co:Creation Workshop, we believe that art can be so much more than just a way to decorate our surroundings. We believe that art can be used to teach us about ourselves, our communities, and the world around us.
