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What Crayola offers schools
Crayola supports creativity in schools with art materials, teaching resources and creative learning activities.
Its free, accessible resources help teachers bring creativity into the classroom. Curriculum-linked activities, colouring sheets, seasonal projects and classroom inspiration are designed to support engagement and creative confidence.
Crayola Creativity Week
Schools can take part in Crayola Creativity Week, a free global programme celebrating the power of creativity. Ready-to-use activities inspire pupils and support creative learning across the school.
What it does for a school in England
In plain terms, Creativity Week is a free, week-long set of downloadable art and creative activities that a class or whole school can use. Crayola says the 2027 week runs from 25 to 31 January 2027 and gives seven days of downloadable resources, including daily “Thinking Sheets” and activities, a featured book, celebrity activity videos and giveaways, covering literacy, STEAM and social-emotional learning. It is open to schools, libraries and homes.
Source: Crayola Creativity Week, checked 13 October 2026.
Before you sign up
- Who registers. Registration is by an adult (the form asks you to confirm you are over 18) and asks for your name, email, role and school; partner opt-in is optional. The form we saw listed US states, so UK schools may need to work around that field.
- Fit with your curriculum. Crayola calls the activities “standards-aligned” but does not say which standards; check them against your own art and design and wider curriculum plans.
- Materials and time. Crayola does not say how long activities take or what materials they need; download them in advance and plan supplies.
How Crayola can help your school
- Free creative resources and classroom activities.
- Curriculum-linked and seasonal project ideas.
- Cross-curricular experiences spanning literacy, STEAM and social and emotional learning.
- Hands-on activities that help pupils find their voice and express their originality.
Find out more
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For customer enquiries, email uksupport@crayola.com.