Browse 10 kids activities and classes in Ongar. Compare schedules, ages and pricing below, or contact a provider directly to book.
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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 locations, introducing programming concepts through tools and activities designed to be engaging for young learners rather than dry or overly technical. It's a convenient option for families in the Ongar area of Dublin 15 looking for a local, community-centre-based introduction to coding, without needing to travel further into the city for a class.
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Little Kickers runs early-years football classes at Ongar Community Centre in Dublin 15, with sessions held on Sunday mornings. The classes use football as a fun way for young children to build balance, coordination and basic movement skills, alongside early social skills like taking turns and following simple instructions. It's a relaxed, playful introduction to sport rather than formal training, suited to children just starting out.
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Anne Walsh School of Irish Dancing teaches Irish dancing at Ongar Community Centre. Irish dance is a distinctive, high-energy style built around quick footwork and rigid upper-body posture, and it remains a popular activity for Irish children both as a hobby and, for some, a step towards feiseanna and competition. Learning Irish dancing builds fitness, rhythm and discipline, and classes at a local community centre venue like this make it an accessible option for families in the Ongar area without needing to travel far.
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Clare Connolly Dance & Ballet School teaches dance and ballet at Ongar Community Centre to children from age 2 up. Starting this young means classes for the youngest children are built around simple movement, music and imaginative play rather than formal technique. As children get older, ballet training develops posture, flexibility and discipline, while the broader dance classes add variety — giving families in the Ongar area a single local school to stick with as their child grows from toddler to school-age dancer.
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Ongar Chasers Basketball Club runs basketball sessions for players from age 4 through to adult, using both Ongar Community Centre and the HETSS outdoor courts. Having both an indoor and outdoor venue gives the club flexibility to keep sessions going across different weather and times of year. Basketball builds coordination, teamwork and cardiovascular fitness, and starting children as young as 4 focuses on basic ball handling and movement before they progress to more structured team play as they get older.
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Fusion Elite All Star Cheer & Dance runs cheer and dance classes for school-age girls at Ongar Community Centre. Cheerleading combines dance, tumbling and stunt-style teamwork, giving children a more athletic alternative to traditional dance classes alone. Training as part of a cheer squad builds strength, flexibility and coordination, and the team element adds a strong social and teamwork dimension that's a bit different from solo-style dance classes.
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Master Joe Taekwondo teaches taekwondo at Ongar Community Centre, with Monday sessions split into two age groups: 6 to 9 year olds and 10 to 16 year olds. Splitting classes this way means younger children train with peers closer to their own age and size rather than alongside teenagers. Taekwondo is a striking-based martial art known for its kicking techniques, and structured belt-graded training helps children build flexibility, coordination and discipline as they work towards each new grade.
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K-Star Academy runs dance classes at Ongar Community Centre for children and teens aged 4 to 18. That broad age range means the academy can take a child from their very first dance class through to their teenage years without needing to switch schools. Dance classes at this age build coordination, rhythm and fitness while giving children a creative, expressive outlet, and being based at a well-known local community centre makes it an easy, familiar venue for Ongar-area families.
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The Toy Box brings its sensory-friendly playgroup and toy library service to the Ongar area of Dublin, offering a relaxed, neurodiverse-friendly space where children can explore, play and connect with others. Alongside the regular playgroup, the organisation runs larger seasonal events, with details shared on social media. Its Family Fun Day event, suited especially to children aged 6 months to 8 years, includes a Zumbini class, sensory play, face painting, a SENCO sensory van and surprise character visits, held at Fortlawn Community Centre. Tickets are €15 per child with accompanying adults free, plus a €10 sibling add-on rate, bookable via Eventbrite. Check The Toy Box's social media for upcoming playgroup dates local to Ongar.
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Mini Music Academy runs at 4-5 The Mall in Ongar Village, Dublin 15, offering a structured music programme for children from around 6 months up to age 7. The classes use songs written specifically for the MMA series, giving each session a consistent, age-appropriate structure rather than a generic sing-along. Busy Babies covers roughly 6 to 24 months, Bonnie Bluebirds is aimed at 2 to 3 year olds, and Red Robins takes children aged 3 to 4 - each stage building on the last as children grow in confidence and musical awareness. The classes are designed to lay foundations for a lifelong love of music, blending fun with genuine early musical education.
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Kids Patch lists 10 kids activities and classes in Ongar. 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 Dance (4), Basketball (1), Football (1), Martial Arts (1), Music (1), Parent-and-toddler (1), STEM (1).
Across the listings on this page, ages run from 6 months up to 18 years. 7 of the 10 state an age range. The rest leave it open, so it is worth asking the provider directly.
None of the 10 listings on this page publish a standard price. Fees for children’s classes in Ireland usually vary by term length, age group and session count, so providers quote on enquiry — you can message any of them from their listing.
Yes — 1 of the 10 listings is free to attend. Use the "Free classes only" filter above to see just those.