Creative School

The Young Opera is a very established player in Creative School, with a rich offering for all age groups. We have extensive experience working with aesthetic learning processes in schools, and meeting students in all types of classes. We investigate what it feels like to dare to be heard and listened to, to dare to be seen and take a place. Our educators are responsive, have the children in focus and ensure that all students are involved in the creative process. All of our activities can be carried out with creative school resources.

We do both small and large Creative School projects. It can be anything from a workshop in the classroom, to involving an entire school over an entire school year with activities both at the school and in the Opera House. Our activities are suitable for children and young people of all ages and do not require any prior knowledge.

Our range of expression and content

• Workshops in opera, ballet, musical drama, as well as mime and music
• Tours of the Opera House with activities
• Meet our opera singers, musicians and professional dancers
• Performances on our stages Rotunda and Stora scenen

See our full range here

All of our activities for creative schools, as well as price information for each activity, can be found in our folder below. There are folders for both the current and upcoming school years, with an edition for the Stockholm area, and a nationwide edition for each school year.

Creative School brochure 25-26 »
Creative school brochure 25-26 national edition »
Creative School brochure 26-27 »
Creative school brochure 26-27 national edition »

For more information about our offering and if you are interested in collaboration, contact us at [email protected]

What is Creative School?

The Swedish Arts Council distributes the Creative School grant, which aims to ensure that children and young people can take part in professional cultural activities in school. The grant is distributed annually and covers compulsory school grades 1-9. Creative School is applied for by the school principal and the application for the grant for the 2027/2028 academic year is submitted in early 2027.

Read more at The Swedish Arts Council