Workshops for Students

Hands-on creative and digital workshops for schools, youth groups and community organisations. Students don’t sit and listen. They make something, get feedback, and leave with work they are proud of.

Ages 10–18primary to high school

20–30 studentsper class

3 hours to 3 daysbootcamp format available

Phones and laptopsfree tools only

What we run

Six workshops to choose from

3 hours · Ages 10–14

Design Basics with Canva

Layout, colour and type, then a poster each student designs and takes home.

3 hours · Ages 10–16

Mobile Photography

Light, composition and editing, using the phones students already have.

1 day · Ages 12–17

Short Video and Storytelling

Plan, film and edit a short video, from storyboard to final cut.

1 day · Ages 12–17

Design Thinking for Young Creators

Work through a real problem in teams, then present the solution.

2–3 days · Ages 14–18

Portfolio Bootcamp

Build a portfolio of real work, and learn how to talk about it.

3 hours · Ages 13–18

Everyday AI for Students

Where AI helps with schoolwork, where it does not, and how to check what it gives you.

Note: Every workshop can be adapted for your students’ age, language level and equipment.

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Photos

Workshops with students

ITE College East students at a mobile photography workshop — ITE College East, Mobile Photography Workshop for Students

Ngee Ann Polytechnic students at a digital marketing workshop — Digital Marketing Workshop, Ngee Ann Polytechnic (Sky Learning Lab)

Nanyang Polytechnic students at a workshop on becoming a content creator on Instagram — How to be a Content Creator on Instagram, Nanyang Polytechnic (Sky Learning Lab)

St. Joseph's Institution students at a presentation design workshop — Create Impactful Presentations that Communicate, St Joseph Institute (SJI)

Beyond the classroom

Skills that lead somewhere.

We have run youth workshops in Singapore and in the Federated States of Micronesia, including digital literacy sessions for students aged 11 to 14 in Pohnpei.

The aim is the same everywhere: students finish with something real in their hands, and a sense that these skills belong to them.

Project-based from the first hour
Every student finishes with finished work
Teachers are welcome to join and learn alongside