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For beginners and children with experience
During a 4-day morning program, children explore various robotics challenges through play. In a small group of up to 8 children, they build a new project each day and learn, step by step, how their robots move, respond, and work together.
Language: Dutch & English
Daily Schedule
9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Arrival & free play
9:30 – 10:00 Circle Time and Snack Break
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Robotics Session 1 – Building and Programming
12:00 – 1:00 PM Lunch & Exercise Break
Children should bring their own lunch, as well as fruit and a water bottle if they'd like
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Robotics Session 2 – Programming & Robot Challenges
3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Pickup & free play
Location
Hart Haarlem
Kleine Houtweg 18, Haarlem
LEGO Robotics Camp – Highlights
Build and program a new robot project every day
Creative challenges and mini-contests
Develop problem-solving skills, teamwork, and critical thinking
Theme Days: Cars, Sports, Space, Animals, and More
Guidance from experienced instructors
Why kids like it
Our LEGO Robotics Holiday Camps creativity, coding, and play. Children bring their robots to life, experiment with new ideas, and work together in teams—for an unforgettable, hands-on experience.
Beginners get a solid introduction to LEGO robotics
Experienced children can take their ideas to the next level
What parents say
A Look Inside Our Robotics Camp
Why Bricks & Robots
A maximum of 8 children per class
Each day of camp has a theme and new robot projects
High-quality LEGO® Education robotics sets
Work independently with your own robot kit and iPad, or work in pairs
Well-designed lessons based on the LEGO® Education curriculum
Team challenges and competitions
No need to bring your own materials
Frequently Asked Questions
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We ask that children sign up for the entire camp. Don't worry if they miss a day or two: our instructors will help your child stay on track and catch up on all the assignments. That way, no one misses out on the fun! 🎉
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The primary language is Dutch. For English-speaking children, we use both Dutch and English and try to organize groups based on age and language.
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This varies by location:
Utrecht and Eindhoven:
Free parking is available in front of the building, and there are usually plenty of open spots.Amsterdam, Haarlem, Rotterdam, and The Hague:
Municipal paid parking is available here. You can pay for parking using a parking app or a parking meter.
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Yes! Give your child a fruity snack for between meals and a lunchbox for lunch. Don't forget a water bottle, either.
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Our camps are best suited for children ages 6–12. Some 5-year-olds also enjoy the camp, depending on their interests and developmental level. For children 13 and older, the program is often less challenging.
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Cancellations made more than 7 days before the start of the camp will be refunded minus a €35 administrative fee. Cancellations made within 7 days of the camp will not be refunded, unless a replacement participant is found. Transferring to another camp or receiving a credit voucher may be possible upon request.
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Unfortunately, our instructors do not have specialized training for children with special needs. We recommend looking for an activity that is specifically designed for this purpose.
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That depends on the location and the weather. If possible, we sometimes go outside for a short break to get some exercise. If that’s not possible, we organize short activity sessions indoors so the kids can burn off some energy, move around, and have fun.
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That varies by location. At most locations, there is a lounge, café, or workspace in or near the building where you can continue working. At some locations, different conditions or fees may apply. Feel free to contact us if you’d like to know this in advance.