Bricks 4 Kidz beyond the birthday party: workshops and holiday camps

Bricks 4 Kidz is best known for its building-themed birthday parties, from age 4. But the activity, which is mobile and linked to the Kalayan office, also runs year-round on other formats, designed for a regular get-together rather than a one-off event. It's hard to guess these formats just by looking at a birthday page: this guide lays them out clearly, with what's confirmed and what still needs checking directly with us.

Brick Club, the Wednesday-morning get-together

Brick Club is the after-school format of Bricks 4 Kidz: it takes place on Wednesday morning, from 8am to noon, during the school term. It's a way to bring children back to a fixed slot, week after week, rather than a one-off workshop. For parents looking for a regular activity rather than a one-time event, this is the key structural difference from a birthday party: you don't book a single date, you enrol the child on a slot that recurs every week, for as long as the school year lasts.

The principle stays the same as Bricks 4 Kidz: building, step by step, as a group. What changes compared to the birthday format is the rhythm: a fixed morning rather than a one-off party, and a group that meets week after week rather than just once.

Holiday camps and weekly workshops

Besides Brick Club, Bricks 4 Kidz also offers holiday camps and workshops on a weekly basis. These formats certainly exist, but they're not sold online: dates, prices and available spots are arranged directly with us, not through automatic booking. This is deliberate: rather than display a fixed calendar that wouldn't always match what's happening on the ground, we prefer to reply directly to each request, holiday week by holiday week.

If you're looking for an option for the school holidays or a workshop that recurs weekly outside Brick Club periods, the simplest thing is to contact us: we'll confirm what's available when you write to us, rather than leaving you to guess from an online calendar.

The robotics workshop, from age 7

Alongside the classic building formats, Bricks 4 Kidz offers a robotics workshop. The minimum age is higher than for birthday parties: from age 7, compared with age 4 for a classic party. This age difference comes from the nature of the workshop: robotics calls for more independence in building and more logical thinking in programming than the pure building offered to younger children.

• Brick Club — after-school, Wednesday morning, 8am to noon, during the school term.
• Holiday camps and weekly workshops — they exist, but are booked offline, on direct request.
• Robotics workshop — open from age 7, compared with age 4 for the classic birthday party.

These three formats share one thing in common: none of them is booked like a classic Bricks 4 Kidz birthday party. Whether it's a spot at Brick Club, a camp week, or access to the robotics workshop, direct contact remains the only reliable way to find out real availability.

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