Find 32 coding and robotics classes for kids in Ireland, from free CoderDojo clubs and library code clubs to paid coding, robotics and Python courses. Each one says so in its own name, class list or description. Compare ages, times and prices below, or contact a provider directly to book.
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A structured creative technology programme for children aged 8β10, combining coding, design, artificial intelligence and project-based learning. Students build practical digital skills while developing creativity, logical thinking and...
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Coding, Robotics, AI and Game Development classes for children aged 5β17 in Navan. Practical, project-based learning designed to build digital skills, creativity, problem-solving and confidence.
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Kells Family Resource Centre runs a broad range of children's and youth activities from its base on Carrick Street, County Meath, covering ages from babies through to teens. Little Folk offers music sessions for babies and children from...
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We are Designer Minds - Where Young Minds Build, Create, and Explore! We run fun & dynamic STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Maths) Summer Camps and Workshops designed to inspire young minds. Our STEAM Summer Camps bring...
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CoderDojo at Maynooth University is a free, weekly coding club for children and teens aged 8 to 16, running during term-time on campus. It's part of the volunteer-led CoderDojo movement, which pairs mentors with young people to build...
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This KidsComp coding class meets at Ongar Community Centre in Dublin 15, offering structured coding lessons for children aged 6 and up. As part of the wider KidsComp network, it follows the same hands-on approach used at other...
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CarrickDojo is a free CoderDojo coding club for children and teenagers aged 7 to 17 in Carrick-on-Shannon, Co. Leitrim, running since January 2015. Following the CoderDojo model used across Ireland, sessions introduce young people to...
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Carrick-on-Suir Library runs a Lego Boost Club for children aged 10 and up, combining Lego building with basic coding using the Lego Boost robotics kits. Sessions take place twice a month on Wednesdays, making it a lighter commitment...
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CoderDojo Kinsale offers a free coding club for children and teens aged 7 to 17, run in the self-guided style typical of the CoderDojo network rather than a traditional taught class. Members work at their own pace on projects, supported...
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CoderDojo Kells is a free, volunteer-led coding club for children and teens aged 7 to 17, held at Kells People's Resource Centre. As part of the wider CoderDojo movement, sessions are run by community volunteers rather than paid...
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Cavan and Monaghan ETB runs free family learning programmes that bring parents and children together to learn side by side. The programme covers a mix of practical and academic topics, including cookery, Lego Mindstorms robotics,...
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Kids Coding Academy runs Saturday coding classes at Monread Community Centre in Naas, Co. Kildare, covering a broad spread of languages including Java, Python, JavaScript, HTML5 and CSS. Covering both back-end languages like Java and...
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CoderDojo Athy is a free coding club for children and teenagers aged 7 to 16, part of the wider CoderDojo volunteer-led movement that runs similar clubs across Ireland and beyond. Sessions take place on Saturdays at Athy College during...
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Monaghan CoderDojo offers free coding sessions for children, run as part of the wider volunteer-led CoderDojo network. Weekly meetups give young coders a regular space to build and develop their own projects with support from mentors,...
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CoderDojo Mallow is a free, volunteer-led coding club for children and teens aged 7 to 17, held at Gouldshill Community Centre in Mallow. As part of the wider CoderDojo network, it follows a club-style format where volunteer mentors...
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KidsComp's Leixlip coding classes cater to children aged 7.5 and up, spanning a full pathway from beginner to advanced levels across STARTER, GAMER, DEVELOPER and ROBOTICS programmes. Along the way, students are introduced to real...
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Scoil Choca Naofa in Kilcock, Co. Kildare, runs a broad after-school activities programme covering art, music, LEGO building, coding, drama, GAA, soccer and athletics. Clubs are organised by class level, spanning infants through to the...
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CoderDojo Malahide runs a free kids' computer club on Sundays at the Parish Hall in Malahide, part of the wider volunteer-led CoderDojo movement. Sessions are booked weekly rather than through a fixed enrolment, with booking links sent...
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TEKcentral, based in Harperstown, Wexford, runs hands-on coding classes for children that start with visual tools like Scratch and MakeCode before progressing to text-based languages such as Python and C. That progression gives children...
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Tramore Code Club offers coding classes for children and teenagers aged 7 to 17, based at Gaelscoil Philib BarΓΊin in Tramore, Co. Waterford. A ten-year age span like this typically means classes are grouped by age or ability, starting...
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KidsComp runs in-person coding classes in Limerick for children aged 5 and up, teaching programming concepts through Scratch, Minecraft Education Edition and robotics or STEM kits. The hands-on approach is aimed at building...
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This CoderDojo chapter, hosted at Leman Solicitors on Percy Place in Ballsbridge, is a free, volunteer-led coding club for children and teens aged 7 to 17. Sessions run on Saturdays, and a parent or guardian is required to stay on site...
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codingclasses.ie runs programming classes for children and teenagers aged 7 to 18 at various school venues around Dublin. Coding classes spanning this wide an age range typically start younger students on visual, block-based programming...
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Monaghan Library, based at the Peace Campus on Plantation Road, runs a varied free programme for families of all ages. A Baby and Toddler Group meets every Monday from 11am to 1pm, giving parents a chance for tea and chat while little...
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Castleblayney Library offers a busy calendar of free family activities in County Monaghan. Baby Group (Baby Book Club) meets on the first Friday of each month at 10am, with tea, chat and tummy time for new parents, plus occasional guest...
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The Academy of Code runs coding courses for children and teenagers aged 8 to 18 at venues throughout Dublin, including its base at Larkfield Close in Dublin 18. The goal is to demystify programming and technology, helping young people...
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KidsComp offers coding and robotics classes for children aged 5 and up, with a focus on interactive, hands-on learning rather than passive screen time. Sessions are designed to build problem-solving skills and confidence with technology...
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Inventor's Club, based in Sallynoggin, runs small, hands-on coding classes for kids. Class sizes are kept deliberately tiny so every child gets proper individual attention while working through new concepts, rather than being one of...
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CoderDojo gives young people aged 7 to 17 a free, informal way to learn programming, with sessions ("Dojos") held at various locations around Dublin. The idea behind the movement is that coding skills are increasingly useful in modern...
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Trim Family Resource Centre in Manorland runs a wide range of groups for babies, toddlers and older children, most free or low-cost. Parent and Toddler Group meets Thursdays at 10.45am for ages 1-4; Babies and Bumps runs Thursdays...
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This free online programme offers kids and teens aged 6 to 17 (roughly Grade 1 to 12) a 1:1 live coding session with an expert tutor, covering topics like game development, animation, website development and app development. Sessions...
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This Sligo-based programme, run from Old Fort Road, offers Coding, Design, Robotics and AI classes for children and teenagers aged 5-17. Rather than just teaching children to use technology, the classes are built around getting them...
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Kids Patch lists 32 coding classes for kids in Ireland. Each listing links straight through to the provider β Kids Patch is free for parents to use and takes no booking fee or commission.
Coding Classes listings are spread across 11 counties, most of them in Dublin (9), Meath (4), Kildare (3), Monaghan (3), Cork (2), Leitrim (1), Limerick (1), Sligo (1), and 3 more.
Across the listings on this page, ages run from birth up to 18 years. 25 of the 32 state an age range. The rest leave it open, so it is worth asking the provider directly.
2 of the 32 listings publish a price: β¬144. Most providers set fees per term rather than per class and quote on enquiry, so contact them directly for a current figure.
Yes β 6 of the 32 listings are free to attend. Use the "Free classes only" filter above to see just those.