STEM Classes in Dublin

Explore 16 STEM classes for kids in Dublin, Ireland. Compare schedules, ages and pricing below, or contact a provider directly to book.

Listings on this page were last updated on 5 August 2026.

KidsComp - Ongar

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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CoderDojo Malahide

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 out via a mailing list, so interested families need to sign up to stay in the loop on availability. Being free and community-run makes it an accessible way for children to get hands-on coding experience without the cost of a paid course.

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CoderDojo Leman Solicitors Ballsbridge

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 for the duration. As part of the global CoderDojo network, the club follows a mentor-led, self-paced approach that lets young coders work on projects at their own level, from first steps in programming through to more advanced builds.

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codingclasses.ie

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 before progressing older students toward text-based languages, project work and more advanced computing concepts, all building practical problem-solving skills alongside computer literacy. As specific schedule and pricing details aren't listed here, parents are encouraged to check codingclasses.ie directly to confirm which Dublin school venues are currently running classes and at what cost.

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The Brickx Club

The Brickx Club runs its Templeogue sessions for children aged 3 to 12, offering LEGO-based STEM activities as pre-school clubs, after-school clubs and Saturday workshops. It's part of a wider South Dublin programme that also covers Knocklyon, Rathfarnham, Firhouse and Tallaght. Day, time and pricing information for the Templeogue venue is set by the hosting school or community venue rather than published centrally, so it's worth checking directly before signing up. Easter, summer and midterm camps, plus parties, round out the club's offering. Parental attendance requirements vary depending on the age and class booked.

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The Brickx Club

Children aged 3 to 12 in Tallaght can join The Brickx Club's brick-building and STEM sessions, run as pre-school clubs, after-school clubs or Saturday workshops depending on age. It's one of several South Dublin venues for the club, alongside Knocklyon, Rathfarnham, Firhouse and Templeogue. As with the club's other locations, the exact day, time and price for the Tallaght sessions are set by the individual school or venue rather than published centrally - best to confirm directly. The club also runs popular parties and camps over the Easter, summer and midterm breaks. Whether a parent needs to stay for the session depends on the child's age and class type.

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The Brickx Club

The Brickx Club's Firhouse sessions bring LEGO-based brick-building and STEM activities to children aged 3 to 12, part of a school-term programme running at venues across Knocklyon, Rathfarnham, Tallaght and Templeogue as well. Formats include pre-school clubs, after-school clubs and Saturday workshops, all centred on creative, hands-on building. Specific scheduling and pricing for the Firhouse venue are managed by the hosting school or community space rather than listed centrally, so check with the club directly for current details. Beyond term-time clubs, Brickx also runs parties and Easter, summer and midterm camps. Parental attendance requirements vary by age group and class.

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The Brickx Club

In Rathfarnham, The Brickx Club offers its LEGO-based brick-building and STEM club for children aged 3 to 12, running as part of a wider school-term programme across South Dublin. Sessions come in pre-school, after-school and Saturday workshop formats, all built around hands-on creative construction. Day, time and pricing details for the Rathfarnham venue are set locally by the school or community centre hosting it rather than published centrally, so it's worth confirming directly before booking. The club also runs parties and camps over Easter, summer and midterm breaks at its various venues, which include Knocklyon, Firhouse, Tallaght and Templeogue. Whether parents need to stay depends on the age group and class type booked.

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The Academy of Code

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 see the apps, websites and devices they use every day as understandable, buildable things rather than black boxes. Courses are structured to build real technical skills progressively, suiting both complete beginners and children who already have some coding experience. For parents looking to give their child a grounding in digital skills that go well beyond basic computer use, The Academy of Code offers a structured, age-appropriate route into programming.

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Kids Comp

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 at an early age. Classes run in person at community centres across Dublin, with an online option also available for families anywhere in the country. Coaches bring backgrounds in computer science and maths, helping make technical concepts accessible and engaging for young beginners.

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Inventor's Club

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 many in a large group. Teachers combine real programming expertise with a knack for explaining complex ideas simply, breaking coding down into bite-sized, engaging lessons. It's a good fit for curious kids who enjoy tinkering and building things and want a low-pressure setting to explore coding for the first time.

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CoderDojo

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 life, and that they're easier to pick up the earlier children start. At a Dojo, kids work on practical projects like building a website, creating an app, or making a simple game, in a relaxed, social setting rather than a formal classroom. Because it's free to attend, it's an accessible entry point for families who want their child to try coding without committing to a paid course first.

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The Brickx Club

The Brickx Club runs its brick-building and STEM sessions at a school/community venue in Knocklyon, Dublin, for children aged 3 to 12. The programme covers pre-school clubs, after-school clubs and Saturday workshops using creative, LEGO-based building to introduce STEM concepts through play. As with Brickx Club's other South Dublin locations (Rathfarnham, Firhouse, Tallaght and Templeogue), specific days, times and pricing for the Knocklyon venue are set by the individual school or venue and aren't centrally published, so it's best to check directly. Parties, and Easter, summer and midterm camps, are also offered. Requirements around parental attendance vary depending on the child's age and the specific class.

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Free Online Class for Kids & Teens (Ages 6-17 Years)

Free

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 run daily from 5 to 9pm and are fully online, so families anywhere in Dublin — or further afield — can take part as long as they have a laptop with a working microphone and camera. Each session is hands-on and personalised to the child's level, and participants receive STEM.org-accredited certification for taking part. It's a low-commitment way for a curious child to try coding before deciding whether to pursue it further, and parents are welcome to join in too.

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Explorium Irelands National Sport & Science Centre

Free

Explorium, Ireland's National Sport & Science Centre in Sandyford, Dublin 18, runs a Playdough Session for toddlers aged 1 to 4 on Mondays and Thursdays from 10 to 10.30am. It's a hands-on, sensory activity where little ones squish, roll and shape their own creations, building fine motor skills and creativity while socialising with other toddlers. A toddler ticket includes 2 hours' access to the Junior Explorium alongside the session, and parents, grandparents and other caregivers are welcome to stay throughout. Pricing runs free for under 2s, €15 for a 2-hour session for ages 2-7, and €7.50 for accompanying adults. Free car parking and an on-site coffee shop make it an easy outing.

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Junior Einsteins Science Club (South Dublin)

Junior Einsteins runs an after-school science club inside Lycée Français International Samuel Beckett, Foxrock Avenue, Newpark, Foxrock, Co. Dublin, on Mondays and Thursdays from 3 to 4pm during the school term. Sessions use messy, high-energy experiments to build curiosity and early scientific thinking in young children. Separate weekly groups run for Maternelle/Infant classes and for Year 1 & Year 2 pupils. Pricing for this in-school club isn't published online and is arranged directly with the school or provider.

Monday, Thursday · 15:00-16:00 · School-term programme

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