Browse 114 kids activities and classes in Meath. Popular categories in Meath include Parent-and-toddler, Dance, Developmental.
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A structured creative technology programme for children aged 8–10, combining coding, design, artificial intelligence and project-based learning. Students build practical digital skills while developing creativity, logical thinking and problem-solving. The programme includes Visual Programming, Art & Design, AI & Machine Learning, Kodu Game Lab, Motion Design and Website Creation. This is an in-person class held at Impact Academies & Camps Navan.
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Coding, Robotics, AI and Game Development classes for children aged 5–17 in Navan. Practical, project-based learning designed to build digital skills, creativity, problem-solving and confidence.
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A 300-acre working farm in the Boyne Valley near Navan, Causey Farm swaps museum-style exhibits for genuine hands-on farm activities led by the same family that has run the land for generations. On family event days, such as their Easter, Halloween and Christmas experiences, kids get stuck into traditional Irish farm life: mixing and baking their own brown bread, learning a few steps of céilí dancing, having a go on the bodhrán, and meeting sheepdogs as they work the flock, alongside seasonal touches like the Halloween Pooka Spooka trail and springtime lambing activities. Everything is designed to be participatory rather than watched from behind a rope, so children leave having actually made something or tried a skill themselves. The farm is best known outside family season for its school tours and international group programmes, which follow the same hands-on format, meaning the activities on offer are well tested with large groups of children. Because most public access is tied to specific seasonal event days rather than daily general admission, it's worth checking their calendar before planning a visit, but for the days it runs, it offers a genuinely different, active alternative to a standard museum day out.
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Formerly Tayto Park, Emerald Park near Ashbourne in County Meath bills itself as Ireland's only combined theme park and zoo, with more than 45 rides and attractions alongside a zoo collection of over 250 animals. Thrill-seekers can head for rides like Na Fianna Force and Balloon Chase, while younger children have their own Junior Zone (included on the discounted junior ticket, subject to height limits). The zoo side includes Lemur Woods, a petting farm, keeper Zoo Talks, and the dinosaur-themed Lost Valley area with Dino Dash. Live shows run throughout the day, and there's a full range of food, drink and shopping on site. Under-3s go in free, and there's a reduced-price ticket with free entry for an accompanying carer for visitors with additional needs. Booking online the day before a visit unlocks an "early bird" discount of up to 20% off the gate price, while same-day tickets are charged at the higher regular rate. As a member of Ireland's Ancient East, IAAPA and EAZA, the park positions itself as a full-day family outing rather than a quick stop, and also runs school tour and education packages for groups.
View full details →Bright Stars Stage School Weekly Classes in: 📍Navan 📍Ashbourne 📍Drogheda ⭐️One of Irelands leading Stage Schools since 2009 ⭐️ Acting, Singing, Dancing & Confidence building activities ⭐️€30 sibling discount ✨Shining Bright since 2009
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Community parent and toddler group offering informal weekly playtime and social contact for local parents, carers and young children, held at Duleek & Bellewstown Community Facility, Navan Rd, Duleek.
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Community parent and toddler group offering informal weekly playtime and social contact for local parents, carers and young children, held at Ballivor Library, St. Kinneth's, Ballivor.
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Community parent and toddler group offering informal weekly playtime and social contact for local parents, carers and young children, held at Living Hope Church, Navan Gate street, Trim.
View full details →Rugbytots rugby classes for ages 2 to 5 years at Gaelscoil Ashbourne, Sunday. Run by Rugbytots North East.
View full details →Rugbytots rugby classes for ages 2 to 5 years at Scoil Mhuire, Sunday. Run by Rugbytots North East.
View full details →Rugbytots rugby classes for ages 2 to 5 years at Le Cheile Educate together N.S, Sunday. Run by Rugbytots North East.
View full details →Rugbytots rugby classes for ages 3.5 to 7 years at St Mary's Convent Primary school, Saturday. Run by Rugbytots North East.
View full details →Multi-sensory baby development classes for babies aged 0-13 months, featuring baby signing, music, light shows, bubbles and puppets to support bonding and early development.
View full details →Multi-sensory baby development classes for babies aged 0-13 months, featuring baby signing, music, light shows, bubbles and puppets to support bonding and early development.
View full details →Multi-sensory baby development classes for babies aged 0-13 months, featuring baby signing, music, light shows, bubbles and puppets to support bonding and early development.
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Structured pre-school football classes focused on building confidence, coordination and social skills in a fun, pressure-free environment, led by specially trained coaches.
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Structured pre-school football classes focused on building confidence, coordination and social skills in a fun, pressure-free environment, led by specially trained coaches.
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Structured pre-school football classes focused on building confidence, coordination and social skills in a fun, pressure-free environment, led by specially trained coaches.
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Structured pre-school football classes focused on building confidence, coordination and social skills in a fun, pressure-free environment, led by specially trained coaches.
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Structured pre-school football classes focused on building confidence, coordination and social skills in a fun, pressure-free environment, led by specially trained coaches.
View full details →Small group instrumental music lessons for children delivered in partnership with Trim Family Resource Centre.
View full details →Children's art and craft classes based in Trim for ages 3-12; instructor qualified in social care, SNA and early learning; Garda vetted.
View full details →Martial arts academy with kids to teens and adults classes in BJJ, kickboxing, Kenpo and Shotokan karate.
View full details →Karate classes for children held at Ratoath community venue (listed on The Venue Ratoath activities).
View full details →Family-run dance school established 2015 offering classical ballet and Irish dancing for children and adults; recreational, competitive and vocational classes.
View full details →Ratoath school of art, craft and design offering regular weekly art classes, workshops and camps for children; also Leaving Cert art history & appreciation grinds.
View full details →Stage school founded 2010 offering commercial jazz, hip-hop, ballroom/Latin, contemporary, tap, musical theatre, singing and drama for children and teens.
View full details →Local studio offering kids dance, acro/gymnastics, yoga, baby massage, fitness classes, Wiggles & Giggles movement classes and birthday parties.
View full details →Dance school offering children's and adult ballet (ARBTA/Vaganova), hip hop, acro dance, contemporary/jazz, lyrical, parent-and-child Tiny Dancers and adaptive classes. Main studio on Main Street Enfield plus Kildare venues.
View full details →Music academy offering kids music lessons and band/group classes including guitar, drums, bass, ukulele and intro to music / Future Rockstars programmes.
View full details →Fun structured football classes for young children focusing on confidence, coordination and social skills. Saturday classes at Gaelscoil na Ríthe including Little Kicks and Junior Kickers.
View full details →Dynamic dance school welcoming ages from 6 months. Weekly classes, private lessons and competitive training including Baby Boppers, Jazz and more in professional studios.
View full details →Process art studio offering regular classes, workshops, camps and events for children, teens and adults in Dunshaughlin.
View full details →Weekly baby sensory classes with sensory play, music, movement and visual stimulation. Classes take place weekly in Ashbourne, Navan and Dunshaughlin.
View full details →Playball multi-sport classes for preschool and primary school children, Saturday classes for ages 2-5yrs.
View full details →Structured football classes for kids aged 18 months to 5 years, building confidence and coordination.
View full details →Regular kids karate classes under IKKU. Friday and Sunday sessions for ages 5–11 and 12–16.
View full details →Therapeutic/sensory play and activity groups for children in Duleek, including summer groups and multi-activity programmes (arts, sports, sensory).
View full details →Children’s gymnastics classes held at Ashbourne Community Centre.
View full details →Theatre/drama learning classes at Ashbourne Community Centre.
View full details →Taekwondo classes at Ashbourne Community Centre.
View full details →Kids fitness classes at Ashbourne Community Centre.
View full details →Music and dance classes for children at Ashbourne Community Centre.
View full details →Karate classes at Ashbourne Community Centre.
View full details →Irish dancing classes at Ashbourne Community Centre.
View full details →Irish dancing classes at Ashbourne Community Centre.
View full details →Hip hop dance classes on Saturdays at Ashbourne Community Centre.
View full details →Ballet classes for children at Ashbourne Community Centre.
View full details →Children’s art school classes (ages 6–12) focused on creative expression, confidence and guided artistic projects; runs at Ashbourne Community Centre among other locations.
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Duleek Community Facility hosts family activities including Gaelic Kids, a Gaelic games session for young children running from 9:30 to 10:30am, and Gymnastics for Fun, which runs later in the day from 2:45 to 6:30pm. Having both a Gaelic games and a gymnastics option at the one venue gives Duleek, Co. Meath families a choice between team sport and individual movement-based activity without travelling between different locations. As a community facility, the venue provides a local, accessible base for these kids' sessions within the town.
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Eureka House in Kells, Co. Meath is the venue for a Designer Minds STEAM summer camp, open to children aged 6-12 and split into Junior (1st-3rd class) and Senior (4th-6th class) groups. Expect a week of hands-on science, technology, engineering, art and maths activities — building, experimenting and inventing — designed to hold kids' attention without feeling like extra schoolwork. The camp costs €180 for the week at the Kells location, following the same Junior/Senior format Designer Minds runs across its other Irish venues.
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1st Meath Dunboyne Scouts runs a Beavers section for boys and girls in 1st to 3rd class, meeting on Monday and Tuesday evenings at the Dunboyne Scout Den on Rooske Road. Beavers is the youngest branch of Scouting, introducing children to outdoor activities, teamwork and simple badge-based challenges. Having two weekly meeting nights gives families some flexibility in choosing which evening suits their schedule best.
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Next Stage Theatre School runs after-school drama classes at the Oak Centre in Castlefarm, Dunboyne, Co. Meath, split into two age groups. The Minis class suits preschool to Senior Infants children, offering a gentle, play-based first taste of drama and performance. Older children from 1st to 6th class move up to the Main School group, where classes build further on acting, confidence and stagecraft skills as they progress through primary school.
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Let's Go Kids Camps runs children's camps at Dunboyne Community Centre, Co. Meath. Community centre-based camps typically combine a broad mix of games, sports, arts and crafts and group activities across the day, giving children a varied and active way to spend school holidays while making new friends in a supervised setting. As specific age range, dates and pricing aren't listed here, parents in the Dunboyne area are encouraged to contact Let's Go Kids Camps directly to confirm current camp dates, ages catered for and costs before booking.
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Golden Tiger Academy in Dunboyne, Co. Meath teaches Karate and Kenpo to children aged 5 to 12 in what the academy describes as a fun, holistic training environment. Combining these two martial arts styles gives students a broader base of striking, self-defence and discipline-building than a single-style class. A free trial class is available, so families can see how their child gets on before signing up for regular sessions.
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Dunboyne Athletic Club welcomes juvenile members from age 8, with training sessions held on Mondays and Wednesdays at the club's Rooske Road base in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. Athletics club training typically covers a mix of running, jumping and throwing events, building general fitness alongside specific skills. New members can try three free sessions before committing to join, giving children and parents a no-obligation way to see whether club athletics is a good fit.
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Bounce Gymnastics runs a summer gymnastics camp in Trim for children aged 5 and up, with the camp available across 5 weeks of the summer holidays so families can pick whichever week (or weeks) suit their schedule. Each camp day runs from 9:30am to 2:30pm, giving a substantial chunk of the day over to gymnastics-based activity — useful for parents needing full-day cover during the summer break. The camp costs €160 per child, with sibling discounts available, which helps make it more affordable for families sending more than one child.
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Stage Performers runs a performing arts programme at Ratoath Community Centre on Main Street, combining singing, dancing and drama for children from age 3 upwards. Classes are held on Wednesdays and organised into age-graded groups running from the youngest Mini's class right through to a Teens group, so children stay with peers at a similar stage as they grow with the programme over the years. Covering all three performing arts disciplines in one class gives children a rounded introduction to the stage, rather than specialising in just singing, dance or acting alone.
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Ratoath Tennis Club runs group Kids Tennis Camps that focus on building tennis fundamentals alongside teamwork and confidence, rather than purely technical drilling. The group setting means children learn racquet skills and court sense while also picking up social skills from training alongside peers, which can be especially valuable for kids who are newer to the sport or to organised activities generally. For booking and schedule details, parents can contact Scott Hubbard directly at the club.
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Ratoath School of Music runs junior group music classes for children aged 3 to 6 at Unit 6, The Village Centre, Ratoath, Co. Meath. Sessions introduce children to a range of instruments including keyboards, ukulele and percussion, alongside vocal work. Rather than focusing on one instrument straight away, the group format is designed to lay groundwork for future study — helping young children develop rhythm, listening and coordination skills that transfer to whichever instrument they might pick up later. It's a gentle, sociable way to start a musical education before committing to individual lessons on a single instrument.
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Playful Tribe runs art clubs for children on Eastham Road in Bettystown, Co. Meath. Art club sessions of this kind typically give children a regular weekly slot to explore different creative techniques and materials in a relaxed group setting, building skills gradually over a term rather than working toward a single finished project. As specific age range, schedule and pricing aren't listed here, parents in the Bettystown area are encouraged to contact Playful Tribe directly to confirm current class times, ages catered for and costs before booking.
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Meath Local Sports Partnership runs open water swimming programmes at Bettystown through the East Meath Amenity Hub, with separate levels for kids, juniors and teens as well as adult groups. Sessions are led by qualified Swim Ireland coaches, giving parents confidence that technique and safety are properly supervised in open water conditions. Open water swimming is a different skill set from pool swimming — coping with waves, sighting and pacing — so this is a good option for children who already have basic swimming ability and want to build confidence beyond the pool, right on the East Meath coast.
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Peak Jiu Jitsu's Little Peakers programme in Ashbourne offers kids Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu across three age bands — 4 to 6, 7 to 11, and 12 and up — with classes spread across the week to suit different schedules. Grouping by age means younger children aren't training alongside much older, more experienced teens, keeping instruction appropriately paced. The club is affiliated with the IMMAA, giving it a recognised structure for grading and progression. BJJ's grappling-based, non-striking format makes it a popular choice for parents looking for a martial art that builds discipline and body control without punches or kicks.
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Kells Tennis Club in Co. Meath runs junior tennis camps during school holidays, with sessions timed around Halloween, Easter and summer breaks. Camps run with daily instruction across the week, giving children a concentrated block of coaching to build stroke technique, footwork and match awareness rather than a single weekly lesson. Prices range from €50 to €65 depending on the camp, making it an accessible way for kids in Kells to try tennis or build on existing skills during time off school.
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Play & Music Meath runs parent-and-child music and sensory classes for babies and toddlers across Meath, including Navan, with three programmes to choose from: Baby Sensory Play, Baby Play & Music and Mixed Age Play & Music. Each format blends songs, instruments and sensory exploration, giving very young children stimulating, age-appropriate input while also creating a regular social outing for parents and carers. The Mixed Age option is useful for families with children of different ages who want to attend together rather than juggling separate class times.
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Meath Martial Arts runs a Kids Karate Club in Navan for children aged 3 to 10, split into two age bands: a shorter 45-minute class for 3 and 4 year olds, and a 55-minute session for children aged 5 to 10. Splitting classes this way lets younger children work at a pace and attention span suited to their age, while older kids get a longer, more technique-focused session. A free trial class is available, with ongoing membership starting from €50 per month.
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Navan School of Ballet teaches classical ballet and jazz to students of all ages, including children, from its studio at Unit 6 Beechmount, Homepark, Navan. Students who want to work towards formal qualifications can enter ISTD or Irish Board of Dance exams, giving a structured progression path alongside the regular class syllabus. Ballet in particular develops posture, discipline and musicality, while the jazz classes offer a more upbeat, energetic counterpart for children who enjoy a faster pace.
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Artz For Kids runs art classes for children aged 6 to 12 at St Stephens School in Navan, Co. Meath. School-based art classes like this typically take place outside normal school hours, giving children a chance to explore drawing, painting and craft techniques in a familiar, comfortable setting they already know, working at a pace suited to primary and early secondary school age. As specific schedule and pricing details aren't listed here, parents are encouraged to contact Artz For Kids directly to confirm current class times and costs before booking a place in Navan.
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Water Babies' Betaghstown venue in County Meath runs classes for babies and young children up to five, built around both the developmental benefits of early swimming and a dedicated bonding opportunity for parent and child. Sessions run 30 minutes with a maximum of 10 children, each paired with a carer, teaching water skills through song, play and repetition.
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Aura Leisure Centre's Navan pool on Windtown Road runs the Aura Swim Academy, catering for babies right through to teenage swimmers. Swim Baby is an 8-week course of 30-minute lessons for babies who've had their second inoculations, up to about 30 months old, using a gentle approach in the warm learner pool to build confidence and bonding. Swim Tots follows for toddlers working on water awareness and safety. Older children then move into the 10-level Kids Swimming Lessons programme, suited to all ages and abilities at the Navan centre, with term prices available directly from Aura.
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Aura Leisure Centre in Trim, Co. Meath, on Newhaggard Road, offers the Aura Swim Academy programme spanning babies through to teenagers. Swim Baby runs as an 8-week course of 30-minute lessons for babies who've had their second inoculations, up to around 30 months, in a warm learner pool designed to build confidence and bonding time. Swim Tots then takes toddlers through the next stage, developing water awareness and safety skills. For school-age children, the 10-level Kids Swimming Lessons programme accommodates all abilities at the Trim pool, with term pricing available directly from the centre.
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Sing and Smile with Aisling's Dunboyne class takes place at The Oak Centre every Thursday from 10.15am, for babies and toddlers aged newborn to 3 years with a parent or carer. Music, dance and gentle mindfulness activities are used to support early development while giving little ones a chance to socialise. Aisling runs the same programme earlier in the week in Dunshaughlin and Ratoath, plus extra Saturday classes at The Venue in Ratoath. A drop-in class costs 15 euro, a booked class 13 euro, or 60 euro for a set of 6 — booking is available at www.singandsmilewithaisling.ie.
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On Monday mornings from 10am, Sing and Smile with Aisling holds a music class for babies and toddlers at Dunshaughlin Dance in County Meath. It's aimed at children from newborn to age 3, with a parent or carer joining in for songs, movement and simple percussion designed to build early musical and social skills. The same instructor runs equivalent classes later in the week in Ratoath and Dunboyne, along with occasional Saturday sessions in Ratoath. Prices are 13 euro per booked class, 15 euro for drop-in, or 60 euro for a block of 6; classes can be booked online at www.singandsmilewithaisling.ie.
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This Donore, County Meath branch of Lena's Little Learners offers the same child-parent class format found at the group's Drogheda base, blending sensory activities, arts and crafts and play to support children's development alongside their parents. Morning sessions are aimed at toddlers aged 1 to 3.5 years, with afternoon groups for preschoolers aged 4 to 6. Classes run at the Donore Parish Hall and cost €15 each, with a free trial class offered to new families before they commit. A sister group also meets in Drogheda at the Barbican Centre for families based closer to town. Contact via WhatsApp on 0873918906, and check the Instagram page for the latest schedule.
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Families in Mornington Manor, County Meath, can bring children aged 5 to 13 along to a weekly 90-minute art and craft session, where the project changes from week to week to keep things fresh. The focus is on creative exploration alongside social time with other kids. Mornington is one of three locations for this class, with sister sessions running in Ardee and Philipstown, County Louth. There's no social media account for updates, so contacting the organiser directly is the best way to check current class times and book a place.
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Tina Mation's Ashbourne classes take place at a venue in Ballybin, Co. Meath, offering children aged 5 to 12 the chance to learn drawing and art skills using the same approach seen on Tina's RTÉ children's series "Let's Draw with Tina". Lessons are broken into manageable steps so children of different abilities can all take part and enjoy the process. A 7-week term costs €100, and all art materials are provided, meaning children simply arrive ready to get creative. Classes prioritise a relaxed, encouraging atmosphere over strict technique, helping build both confidence and drawing skills. Ashbourne is one of six Tina Mation locations serving Dublin and Meath families, with sister classes running in Glasnevin, Swords, Donabate, Lusk and Ballyboughal.
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Zumbini combines music and movement for children aged newborn to five, built on a programme created jointly by Zumba and BabyFirst for early childhood development. Sessions mix songs, dancing and playful movement designed to engage both parent and child together. Classes run in two County Meath locations each week: Wednesdays in Trim and Tuesdays in Dunshaughlin. Pay-as-you-go pricing is €12 per class, so there's no need to commit to a term upfront.
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WhizTots Play Café is a relaxed, child-led play session for babies, toddlers and young children at Deerpark Community Hub in Kells, running from 10 to 11am at a cost of €12 per child. Rather than following a set class structure, children move freely between themed areas - sensory play, role play, construction, small world play and a dedicated baby zone. A caregiver must stay and supervise throughout, as this isn't a drop-off activity, though there's no pressure to join in any particular activity. Comfortable clothes are all that's needed, and parents are asked to note any allergies or additional support needs when booking.
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Tumble Tot's Toddler Playgroup meets every Monday at Simonstown GAA Club in Batterstown, near Navan, with two pay-as-you-go sessions to choose from: 10-11am or 11.15am-12.15pm. There's no need to commit to a full term, making it an easy option to try out. Activities include singing, messy play, sign language and a little bit of Irish, and parents or caregivers are required to stay throughout. Pricing is €10 for one child or €15 for two - contact Ciara on 0863539429 or Sarah on 0877441711 with any questions.
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Trim Library runs a full calendar of free sessions for babies, toddlers and older children. Parent & Toddler Group meets Tuesdays, 10.30-11.30am, with games and refreshments and no booking needed, while Tummy Time on Wednesdays at 2pm lets pre-crawling babies play beneath the light projections of the interactive Tovertafel table. Storytime runs Mondays at 10.30am for children under six, hosted by Mary (or a story session with colouring if she's away), and STEAM Saturday, 10am-12.30pm, splits into two age groups - 3-6 and 7-10 - for hands-on building and play with Magformers, Lego, Jenga, magnets, chess, checkers and more. All sessions are free and take place at Trim Library in Townparks North.
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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 9.45-10.30am for expectant parents and those with babies up to a year; and Buggy Buddies is a Tuesday walking group at Trim Castle Bridge Seats. For older children, Sibshops support ages 8-12 with a sibling who has additional needs, Cula Bula Youth Club meets Monday evenings for ages 6-12, and the Polish Children's Club shares language and culture through family events. CoderDojo runs free coding for ages 7-17, plus free piano classes from age 6. The centre also loans equipment for online classes at a nominal fee - contact directly for current schedules.
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Touch Therapies by Aimee offers a small, baby-led infant massage class in Johnstown, Navan, running over 5 consecutive weeks on Wednesdays and Fridays. Each week introduces the strokes for a new part of the body while revisiting techniques learned previously, alongside guidance on how massage benefits change as your baby grows. The class is suitable from birth to pre-crawling and creates a calm, relaxed space for bonding through nurturing touch. Beyond physical benefits like aiding digestion and easing constipation and teething, parents get to know others in the local area over a cup of tea while discussing a different parenting topic each week. The 5-week term costs €120.
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Summerhill Baby and Toddler Group meets every Thursday from 9.30 to 10.30am at Summerhill Community Centre in County Meath, offering a simple, welcoming playtime session with morning coffee for the grown-ups. New families are always welcome to drop in, and it's a nice low-key way to start building a routine of getting little ones out and about with other children nearby. Cost is €3 per child or €5 per family, making it an easy, low-commitment way to introduce toddlers to playing alongside other children in the local area while parents get a bit of adult company too.
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This Stamullen playgroup meets every Tuesday during the school term, 9.30 to 11am, at Patrick's GAA Club, with a large hall and plenty of toys to keep children entertained (and tired out) - a good option for parents, grandparents and carers looking to connect locally. Tea and coffee are provided, though it's worth bringing your own cup. Throughout the year the group runs festive activities for occasions like Halloween and Christmas. A voluntary contribution of €5 per family is suggested - email stamullenplaygroup@gmail.com for more information.
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Skryne Navan Parent, Baby and Toddler Group meets every Wednesday during term time, 9.15 to 11.15am, at Skryne RST near Navan. It's a chance for families to socialise over a hot drink while children play with books and toys - and the group marks seasonal occasions like Christmas and Valentine's Day with special parties. Grandparents and carers are just as welcome as parents. Cost is €3 per family - contact Catherine on 087 361 3388 for details.
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Sing and Smile with Aisling runs a baby and toddler music class at Ratoath Community Centre, County Meath, every Wednesday morning from 10.15am, welcoming children from newborn up to age 3 along with their parent or carer. Sessions blend singing, dancing and simple instruments to support musical, social and movement development in a relaxed, playful setting. Aisling also teaches sister classes in Dunshaughlin and Dunboyne during the week, plus occasional extra Saturday sessions at The Venue in Ratoath. Pricing runs from 13 euro for a booked class or 15 euro drop-in, with a block of 6 classes available for 60 euro. Booking is through www.singandsmilewithaisling.ie.
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Ratoath Parent and Toddler Group meets every Wednesday during the school term, 9.30 to 11am, at St Oliver's Community Centre CLG on Main Street. It's a genuinely broad welcome - parents, grandparents, childminders and babysitters are all encouraged to bring children along for a safe, sociable morning. Tea, coffee and biscuits are provided, along with some toys on site, though little ones are welcome to bring their own toys and snacks too. Cost ranges from €3 to €5 per family - contact Annette on 01 689 5600 for more information.
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Based at a physio and pelvic health clinic in Navan's Abbeyland South, this studio offers Post-Natal Pilates aimed at rebuilding pelvic ligament stability after birth - suitable for up to one or two years postpartum. A 5-week term costs €65, with drop-in classes available at €15 each for anyone who prefers more flexibility. The same clinic also runs weekly Baby Massage classes over 5 weeks, designed for parents, grandparents and other caregivers with babies from birth to pre-crawling age. Each session guides participants step by step through a massage routine, with individual attention, relaxation techniques, and talks covering common concerns like crying, sleep and baby emotions. Handouts, massage oil and refreshments are all included.
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Play and Music Meath runs child-led classes in Navan Town Centre on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday mornings, designed by a facilitator with a background in music and a specialism in play therapy. Sessions build on each child's own developmental stage and abilities rather than following a fixed curriculum. Parents, grandparents and other caregivers are welcome and are asked to stay for the full session and join in as much as possible. Pricing is flexible: pay-as-you-go costs €10 (€15 for siblings), or save with a 5-class pass at €40 (€60 for siblings).
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Oldcastle Library runs a free Parent & Toddler Group every Wednesday from 10.15 to 11.30am at its Millbrook Road premises, welcoming new members at any point in the year. Sessions combine free play with a story time, giving children a chance to socialise while parents meet others locally. As with other library groups, sessions can occasionally be affected by children's camps during school breaks, so it's worth calling 049-8542084 ahead of a first visit to confirm the group is on.
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Neuroverse Explorers is a STEM-focused club for neurodivergent tweens and teens, aged roughly 10 to 14, meeting in Lougher, County Meath every Thursday from 4.45 to 6.15pm. The club is built around a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere where young people can be themselves while diving into experiments and tech projects. Whether a child wants to build something specific or simply hang out with others who understand them, the emphasis is on connection as much as content, with sessions priced at €30 each.
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Navan Library hosts a free Parent and Toddler Group every Wednesday from 10.15 to 11.15am at its Railway Street premises in Dillonsland. Sessions combine stories and rhymes with free play using toys and games provided by the library, giving children an early boost in literacy while parents get to chat with others in the same stage of parenting. Because sessions occasionally make way for children's camps during school breaks, it's worth ringing ahead on 046 9021134 to confirm the group is running before you visit.
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Mum & Baby Pilates with Éilis is a gentle postnatal exercise class held at Deerpark Hub in Carlanstown, County Meath, every Friday at 10.45am for a 6-week term. It's designed to help mothers rebuild strength, improve posture and reconnect with their bodies after birth, with a focus on pelvic floor recovery, core strength and mobility - all while keeping baby close by. No previous Pilates experience is needed, and the class is best suited to mothers with babies who are ideally still in the pre-crawling stage. Sessions wrap up with a cup of tea and a chat, giving mothers a chance to get to know others at a similar stage. The 6-week term costs €70.
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These French classes are designed specifically for babies and their parents, using nursery rhymes and stories to introduce a new language while keeping things playful and low-pressure. Sessions are baby-led throughout, so if your baby needs feeding, a walk, or a bounce mid-class, that's completely fine. Classes run on Tuesdays from 10.30 to 11.30am at St Mary's Community Centre in Navan and are suitable from birth to pre-crawling age. They're taught by Caroline, a French-qualified native teacher with 15 years of experience teaching French in Ireland, who started the mum and baby format herself after having her own daughter. A 6-week course costs €90.
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Nicknamed the Wiggly Wonders playgroup, Longwood Parent and Toddler Group meets every Tuesday during the school term, 10 to 11.45am, at Longwood Preschool on the Green (the Old National School). Families are welcome to bring along their own toys, and tea is provided for the grown-ups. It's a friendly space to meet other local parents while toddlers make new friends - the group's Facebook page is the best way to keep up with news and any changes. Cost is €3 per child, or €4 for two or more from the same family - contact Aiveen on 0861219002 for details.
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Little Bears is a baby and toddler playgroup in Dunshaughlin, County Meath, offering a creative, fun environment for young children to explore through play. Classes run three days a week - Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, 10 to 11am - and cost €14 per session. Any caregiver can bring a child along, but they're required to stay for the full class, making it a good option for parents, grandparents or childminders looking for a regular local playgroup.
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Little Folk is a live-music early years class for children from around three months up to five years (and beyond), run by Kyle, who has been writing and performing children's music for the past 11 years. Each 45-minute session explores rhythm, tempo and movement through percussive instruments, scarves and a mix of original and traditional children's songs. Classes run across several towns through the week: Mondays at 10am in Oldcastle Masonic Hall; Tuesdays at 10am and 11am at Mullingar Arts Centre; Wednesdays at 10am and 11am at Kells Family Resource Centre; and Fridays at 10am and 11am at The Backyard in Cavan Town. Each class costs €10, making it easy to try a session near you.
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Run by Crann Family Resource Centre, this Baby and Toddler Group meets every Thursday from 10am to 12pm at the East Coast Family Resource Centre on Strand Haven in Laytown. It's free to attend and offers a stimulating, friendly setting where babies and infants get valuable play experiences. Beyond play, the group promotes positive parent-child interaction and gives parents, guardians, caregivers and childminders a chance to pick up advice and information on child development. Contact Edel on 041-9828588 for more details.
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Rendez-vous français runs French classes for children aged 3 to 12 at St Mary's Community Centre in Navan, introducing the language and culture through games, stories, songs, art and craft, and even baking. Classes are taught by Caroline, a French-qualified native speaker who has been teaching French in Irish preschools and primary schools for 15 years. Three age groups run in parallel to keep learning appropriate to each stage: 3-year-olds up to Senior Infants, 1st to 3rd class, and 4th to 6th class. A 10-week term costs €110, and full dates and times are available by checking with Rendez-vous français directly.
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This Kentstown-area group gives parents, grandparents and minders a regular chance to meet, chat over a coffee and let their little ones play together, meeting every Friday from 10 to 11.45am during the school term at Seneschalstown GFC in Dollardstown, County Meath. It's a genuinely community-driven group, built specifically to help local parents and carers connect with others facing the same early-years stage. A family contribution of €5 covers the session - contact Clare on 087-9743017 for more information.
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Also known as the Bright Sparks playgroup, Kells Parent, Baby and Toddler Group is hosted by Kells Family Resource Centre on Lord Edward Street and runs every Monday morning from 10 to 11.45am during term time. It's designed as a social, holistic early years space for children aged 0-3 and their parents or carers. Expect monthly play themes alongside party days and celebrations throughout the year, all aimed at supporting early development in a positive, fun environment. The cost is €3 per family.
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The Enfield Baby & Toddler Group meets every Wednesday from 10 to 11.30am at the Na Fianna Clubhouse in Johnstown, County Meath. It's a volunteer-run group open to all ages, with parents, mums-to-be and grandparents equally welcome, and buggy parking plus tea and coffee provided. Admission is €3 per child or €4 for two, with occasional prebooked events priced at €6 per child - details for these are posted on the group's Facebook page, which also doubles as the sign-up route for their WhatsApp group. Note that the group is closed during school midterms.
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Families in Dunshaughlin can bring newborns up to three-year-olds along to this Parent, Baby and Toddler Group, held at St Patrick's Hall on Main Street twice a week during term time - Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9.45 to 11.30am. Mammies, daddies, nannies, grandads and carers are all welcome to drop in for a relaxed morning of play and company. The cost is €3 per family, making it an accessible, regular option for anyone looking to build a routine with other local parents.
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Dunboyne Parent and Toddler Group meets every Tuesday from 10 to 11.45am during the school term at Dunboyne Community Centre on Station Road. It's open to children from newborn to three years, along with parents, grandparents, minders and au pairs. The format is simple and relaxed: open, casual play lets children make friends at their own pace while the adults enjoy a cup of tea or coffee and a chat. A family contribution of €3 covers the session - contact Jackie on 087 2494507 for details.
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Boyne Babies runs weekly sensory play sessions for babies aged 0-13 months at Julianstown Community Centre, County Meath, every Wednesday from 11am to 12pm. Each class follows a new weekly theme, using music, movement, lights and textures to support early cognitive and physical development while parents connect with other local families. A caregiver - mum, dad, grandparent or another loved one - must stay for the full session. Sessions cost €15 each, and it's worth bringing a small blanket or muslin for your baby to sit on, plus a change bag and a spare outfit, since sensory play can get a little messy.
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This baby massage class is run by a PICU/NICU nurse across two Navan-area locations: Wilkinstown Community Centre on Monday mornings and Red River Yoga Studio in Navan on Wednesdays, both from 10am. It's open to all babies aged 0-12 months, including those with additional or complex needs, with space for equipment like ventilators, suction machines or feeding pumps, and techniques adapted for stoma bags or feeding tubes. A five-week block costs €120, with each session ending in tea, coffee and a treat so parents can chat and get to know each other. One-to-one classes are also available for those who prefer individual sessions. Times and locations are occasionally updated on social media, so check before a first visit.
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Athboy Parent and Toddler Group is a welcoming pop-in session for new and existing families in the area, meeting every Friday from 10am to 12pm at St James Hall on Main Street. Children can play with toys and books, join in a sing-song, dance and take part in craft activities, while parents catch up over a coffee. The group also runs seasonal events, including Halloween parties, plus parents' nights that make it a particularly good way to settle into the community if you're new to the area. It's free to attend - contact Caoimhe on 086 1617597 for more information.
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Ashbourne Library, on The Square in Killegland, runs a Parent and Toddler Group every Wednesday from 10.30 to 11.30am during school term, built around stories and rhymes that build early literacy skills while children mix with their peers. It's free, and parents, carers and grandparents are equally welcome - contact Jennifer on 01 83558185 for term dates. The library also hosts Magic Tummy Time on Fridays (10-11am and 11am-12pm) for babies who haven't started crawling yet, who play beneath the light projections of the interactive Tovertafel table while parents browse books on babies and parenting. Free, but booking is essential as spaces are limited. Both groups may be rescheduled during school holidays.
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Adventure Avenue is a purpose-built children's role play centre in Ashbourne, County Meath, designed as a miniature interactive town. Children aged newborn to ten years can explore child-sized settings - a supermarket, a salon, emergency services and other everyday spaces - developing imagination, communication and social skills through open-ended play. Sessions last 1.5 hours and a parent or guardian must supervise throughout. Entry is €15 for one child or €13.50 per sibling, with a dedicated Mummy and Me Morning priced at €10; babies under seven months go free. Adventure Avenue also caters to group visits, school tours, preschools and crèches, with sessions tailored to age and linked to the Aistear curriculum framework.
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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 3 months to 5 years, while weekly art classes for ages 5-12 cost €10 a class and the Brickx Club, also for 5-12 year olds, runs at €12 per child. For older children, Kells Angels Youth Club (8-12 years) and Kells Foróige Youth Café (13-17 years) both cost €10 to register plus a small fee at each café meeting, while Kells CoderDojo (8-17 years) is free, and Teen Neuro Space is €10 to register plus a €2 meeting fee. Full programme details, current timetables and booking information are available at kellsfrc.ie/childrenandyouth.
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Boyne Babies runs sensory-rich classes for babies and toddlers up to age 2 at Julianstown Community Centre, Dimanistown West, Co. Meath. Weekly themed sessions bring together music, movement, lights, textures, messy play, soft play and other sensory activities tailored to different developmental stages, from non-walkers through to toddlers. Beyond the developmental focus, it's also a welcoming space for parents to connect with other local families and enjoy some calm, engaging time together each week.
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Baby Sensory classes at St. Peter's GAA Dunboyne, Rooske Rd, Co. Meath, support babies' development from birth to 13 months through music, movement and sensory play - lights, textures, bubbles and more - all designed around early childhood development research. Each class is pitched to your baby's current stage, from tiny newborns to active explorers. Beyond the developmental side, parents value the class as dedicated bonding time and a chance to meet other local families, in a warm, pressure-free environment.
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Baby Massage with Laura serves families across Navan and the surrounding area, led by a Paediatric and Neonatal Intensive Care nurse with over ten years of experience. Classes welcome all babies from birth to 12 months, including those with special or complex needs, with room for equipment such as suction machines, ventilators or feeding pumps, and massage adapted around feeding tubes or tracheostomies. Sessions run at Red River Yoga Studio in Navan on Wednesdays at 10am and Wilkinstown Community Centre on Mondays at 10am, with 1:1 classes also available. Mats, cushions and oils are provided, and classes are baby-led, so feeding or walking around is fine. Reach Laura via Instagram DM @baby_massage_with_laura or email lauramcq.babymassage@gmail.com.
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Playful Tribe's Afterschool Art Clubs are relaxed, process-led sessions held in a home studio in Bettystown, Co. Meath, where children explore materials like air-dry clay, watercolours, oil pastels, acrylics, drawing and mixed media while picking up professional tools and techniques. All materials are included. Junior & Senior Infants meet on Mondays from 4 to 5.30pm, while 1st to 6th Class meet on Tuesdays, same time slot. It's a drop-off class best suited to children comfortable participating independently without one-to-one support. Classes run continuously through the year, so new starters can join whenever a space opens up in their group.
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Kids Patch lists 114 kids activities and classes in Meath. Each listing links straight through to the provider — Kids Patch is free for parents to use and takes no booking fee or commission.
The categories with the most listings are Parent-and-toddler (32), Dance (12), Developmental (11), Arts and crafts (9), Martial Arts (8), Football (7), Music (5), Camps (4), and 15 more.
Across the listings on this page, ages run from birth up to 18 years. 80 of the 114 state an age range. The rest leave it open, so it is worth asking the provider directly.
7 of the 114 listings publish a price, ranging from €12 to €144. Most providers set fees per term rather than per class and quote on enquiry, so contact them directly for a current figure.
Yes — 10 of the 114 listings are free to attend. Use the "Free classes only" filter above to see just those.
It varies by provider: of the 114 listings, 9 are parent-accompanied. The rest do not state a policy — assume younger age groups are parent-accompanied unless the provider says otherwise.