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Summer Camp with LEGO Robotics
Ages 6–12
For beginners and children with experience
During our weekend camps, children explore various robotics challenges through play. Every day, they build a new project and learn, step by step, how their robots move, respond, and work together.
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
Variety & Exercise
Short breaks for movement, moments of creativity, and quiet focus between robotics activities—for a healthy balance throughout the day.
Schedule & Daily Program
8:45–9:15 AM Drop-off & free play
9:15 – 10:00 Circle Time and Snack Break
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Topic of the day and working in pairs on the robot project
12:00 – 1:00 PM Lunch & Exercise Break
(Children should bring their own lunch, fruit (optional), and a water bottle)
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Creative Hour (drawing, board games, crafts)
2:00 PM – 3:45 PM Team robot competition (e.g., robot race, robot dance, sports competition)
3:45 PM – 4:00 PM End of the day
4:00 – 4:30 PM Pick-up & free play
Location
Vechtclub XL (Room C2.4 “Bricks and Robots”)
Europalaan 2B, 3526 KS Utrecht
Our advantages
A maximum of 14 children per class
2 teachers per group
Each day of camp has a theme and new robot projects
High-quality LEGO® SPIKE™ robotics sets
Building together: each child works in pairs to build a robot during each lesson
Well-designed lessons based on the LEGO Education curriculum
Team challenges and competitions
No need to bring your own materials
A peek inside our robotics camp
What parents say
“Siemreally enjoyed it. Thanks for organizing it!”
“Thank you so muchfor everything! Joep had a really great time.”
“Here aretwo proud and happy boys! Thank you so much for the fun robotics days.”
“Zoëand Seph had a great time and are already looking forward to the next camp.”
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can I sign my child up for just one or a few days?
We ask that children register 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! 🎉
What language is spoken at camp?
The main language is Dutch. For English-speaking children, we use both Dutch and English and try to form groups based on age and language.
What about parking?
Free parking isavailable in front of the building, and there are usually plenty of open spots.
Does my child need to bring their own lunch and snack?
Yes! Give your child a fruit snack for between meals and a lunchbox for lunch. Don’t forget a water bottle, either.
My child is outside the recommended age range (6–12 years). Can they participate?
Our camps are designed for children ages 6–12. Younger children (ages 5 and up) may have difficulty with programming and working together. Older children (ages 13 and up) may find the program less challenging.
What is the cancellation policy?
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.
My child has special needs (autism, ADHD, etc.). Can they participate?
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.
Do the kids go outside to play?
The kids stay indoors during camp. However, we do have 2–3 short “activity breaks” throughout the day to burn off energy, stretch, and have fun!
Can I stay in the building and work while my child is at camp?
Yes, parents can stay in the building and use the lounge and workspaces while their child is at camp.