STEM Classes in Ireland
Explore 16 STEM classes and activities for kids across Ireland. STEM classes are most widely available in Dublin, Cork, Meath.
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Junior Einsteins Science Club (South Dublin)
Hands-on after-school science club for young children, using messy, high-energy experiments to build early curiosity about science, run weekly during the school term inside the school.
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Hands-on after-school science club for early primary school children, using messy, high-energy experiments to build curiosity and early scientific thinking, run weekly during the school term inside the school.
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Explorium Irelands National Sport & Science Centre
A fun, hands-on playdough session where toddlers can squish, roll, and shape their own creations. This activity encourages creativity, fine motor skills, and sensory play, while also giving little ones the chance to socialise, share ideas, and play together. The Playdough Session runs Mondays and Thursdays from 10-10.30am, and toddler tickets include 2 hours' exploration of Junior Explorium. All mums, dads, grandparents and caregivers are welcome to stay. Free car parking. Coffee shop on site.
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Free Online Class for Kids & Teens (Ages 6-17 Years)
Free online coding for kids and teens: dive into the world of coding with personalised guidance from expert tutors, learning game development, animation, website development, and app development. Book a free coding session: a 1:1 live online session, hands-on learning with an expert tutor, and STEM.org-accredited certification for participation. Time: daily from 5-9pm. Location: online. Open to kids from Grade 1-12, along with parents. You'll need a laptop with a working mic and camera.
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Neuroverse Explorers
Neuroverse Explorers is a vibrant club designed for neurodivergent tweens and teens to explore, create, and connect. Dive into fun STEM activities, from experiments to tech projects, in a welcoming and inclusive space where you can be yourself. Whether you’re building, experimenting or just hanging out, this is a place to chill and make friendships. Thursdays from 4:45pm-6:15pm.
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The Brickx Club
Creative brick-building (LEGO-based) and STEM activity club for children, offering pre-school clubs, after-school clubs, Saturday workshops, parties and popular Easter, summer and midterm camps.
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CoderDojo
CoderDojo believes that an understanding of programming languages is increasingly important in the modern world, that it’s both better and easier to learn these skills early, and that nobody should be denied the opportunity to do so! Any young person aged 7 – 17 can join and attend a Dojo for FREE! At a Dojo they will learn skills such as building a website, creating an app or a game, and explore technology in an informal, creative, and social environment.
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Inventor's Club
Inventors Club offers small, hands-on coding classes designed just for kids. With tiny class sizes, every student gets the attention they need to grasp new concepts and build confidence. Their teachers are not only programming experts but also great at making complex ideas easy to understand. Kids learn coding through fun, bite-sized lessons that keep them engaged and excited to create - perfect for curious minds who love to tinker and invent.
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Kids Comp
KidsComp offers hands-on coding and robotics classes for children aged 5 and up. With a focus on interactive and fun learning, their classes help kids build problem-solving skills and gain confidence with technology. They offer in-person classes in community centres across Dublin, and online classes available nationwide. Led by coaches with computer science and maths backgrounds, KidsComp makes tech learning exciting and accessible for young minds.
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The Academy of Code
The Academy of Code offers coding courses for kids and teenagers aged 8-18 years in venues throughout Dublin. They de-mystify programming and technology, helping students see programmes, websites, apps and all sorts of gadgets and devices not as magical black boxes, but as relatable pieces of technology.
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A dynamic and engaging children's activity programme focused on introducing kids to STEM concepts through fun, hands-on physical activities. Our mission is to spark curiosity and foster a love of learning in young children through play, exploration, and movement. 12.10pm in Ballincollig, 2.10pm in Carrigaline (both on Saturdays). Children can attend unsupervised, unless there is a specific reason for a parent to be present (e.g. child not toilet trained, etc.).
View full details →The Brickx Club
Creative brick-building (LEGO-based) and STEM activity club for children, offering pre-school clubs, after-school clubs, Saturday workshops, parties and popular Easter, summer and midterm camps.
View full details →The Brickx Club
Creative brick-building (LEGO-based) and STEM activity club for children, offering pre-school clubs, after-school clubs, Saturday workshops, parties and popular Easter, summer and midterm camps.
View full details →The Brickx Club
Creative brick-building (LEGO-based) and STEM activity club for children, offering pre-school clubs, after-school clubs, Saturday workshops, parties and popular Easter, summer and midterm camps.
View full details →The Brickx Club
Creative brick-building (LEGO-based) and STEM activity club for children, offering pre-school clubs, after-school clubs, Saturday workshops, parties and popular Easter, summer and midterm camps.
View full details →STEM101
A dynamic and engaging children's activity programme focused on introducing kids to STEM concepts through fun, hands-on physical activities. Our mission is to spark curiosity and foster a love of learning in young children through play, exploration, and movement. 12.10pm in Ballincollig, 2.10pm in Carrigaline (both on Saturdays). Children can attend unsupervised, unless there is a specific reason for a parent to be present (e.g. child not toilet trained, etc.).
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