Wall Art for International Schools

Here’s a guide to Wall Art for International Schools.

Wall Art for International Schools is becoming increasingly popular for a number of reasons.

No doubt this is because it can;

raise morale
improve learning outcomes
boost wellbeing
build a sense of belonging for all pupils

With carefully selected images, personalised design and consistent branding, Wall Art can make a huge impact on students, staff, parents and visitors.

Read on to find out more about Wall Art for International Schools and why it’s a worthwhile investment.

All are welcome

The beauty of International Schools (amongst other things) is that they’re a melting pot of nationalities and cultures.

Across the world, students from different countries attend International Schools to learn and grow together.

Wall Art for International Schools can create a sense of belonging for all students. It shows that their school offers a positive and inclusive space in which to thrive.

Shared values

Your school’s values are the foundation that drive your ethos as an International School. They offer a sense of certainty to pupils in an ever changing world. And they serve as a reminder of what’s expected within your school community.

Use Wall Art in communal spaces of your school to share your values.

For example,

welcome gates
reception area
foyer
canteen
sports grounds
hall

Inspire learning

Your International School’s walls are the perfect blank canvas to inspire learning.

Showcase a subject, or a mix of subjects, to demonstrate the strength of your curriculum.

For bilingual Schools, it’s also a nice touch to present visual displays in your regional language as well as English. You can also include cultural images and facts to spark curiosity and engagement from students. So they’ll feel proud to attend school in your beautiful country.

Wellbeing walls

Wellbeing is a big focus for many International Schools.

You can use your walls to improve wellbeing by including positive visual prompts such as;

Motivational quotes and phrases from inspirational people
Nature scenes – plants and wildlife to boost mental health
Inclusive images representing people from all walks of life and abilities

First impressions count

Did you know that it takes a tenth of a second to form a first impression?

When school inspectors and prospective teachers/parents/pupils arrive at your school, they’ll see, immediately, that you offer a positive and inclusive learning environment. You can also use Wall Art to showcase the many facilities and extra-curricular activities on offer at your school.

Your visual environment can make a positive first impression as soon as visitors arrive.

A stunning visual environment can support your recruitment process, your school inspection and your Open Days.