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Camps still running near you: Robocode Solihull - Afternoon Teen Club (about 6 mi away).
Birmingham City University: what a day looks like
Birmingham City University runs half and full day sessions, for ages 6 to 17, at Curzon Building, 4 Cardigan St, B4 7BD. Days are capped at 45 children, and you pick the exact ones that suit your family.
Every day is hands on and they take home what they make. Groups are set by age and led by DBS Enhanced checked mentors, and everything is included, from laptops to robot kits.
What your child will do
Every camp runs robotics and coding. The rest changes between camps on purpose, so a child who comes back gets something new. That means one week will not cover everything below, and some activities, like 3D printing and arcade builds, depend on the equipment at this venue.
Tell us what your child is hoping to do when you book and we will do our best to build it into the week.
Robotics
Build, program and battle autonomous robots using competition-grade kits. From sensor arrays to motor control, Robocoders learn real engineering.
Game Development
Design characters, build levels and code game logic. Robocoders create a playable game using industry-standard tools and creative problem solving.
3D Printing
Sketch it, model it, print it. Robocoders design in CAD software and watch their creations come to life on our Bambu Lab printers. Printing depends on the kit at your venue and the week you book.
Electronics
Wire circuits, connect sensors and program microcontrollers. Hands-on Arduino projects that light up, move and respond to the real world.
AI & Cyber Security
Understand the tech shaping the world. Hands-on AI projects and cyber security challenges, not just theory.
Physical Activity
Movement, games and active play to keep energy up between sessions. Table tennis, team challenges and more.
Inside a Robocode camp
What parents say
5 star rated on Google, 45+ reviews
“My son and niece have had an amazing time at summer HAF with Robocode, he has learnt so much and is happy to go every day, he's looking forward to more.”
“Really worth the money and really fun. Staff are nice and really fun. If your kid likes robots and making games plus 3D printing, so worth the money.”
“Passionate and young staff, committed to teaching the kids. My son's made friends and has done several courses now.”
“Yahya enjoyed his day, he was so fascinated about the game he made and named it Unxper. Looking forward to his next visit.”
“Thanks to the friendly team.”
Getting there
Curzon Building, 4 Cardigan St, B4 7BD
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What times do camps run at Birmingham City University?
Half and full day sessions. Drop-off opens 15 minutes before your session starts. The exact days are shown while you book.
What ages can attend?
Birmingham City University takes ages 6 to 17. Children are grouped by age so every child works with kids at their level.
What should my child bring?
Just comfortable clothes, a named water bottle and curiosity. All tech equipment, laptops, kits and materials are provided. On warm days please apply sun cream before drop-off and send a hat: groups spend time outdoors.
Do the children ever leave the venue?
Sometimes. Camps may include a short, supervised walk to a local park or green space, with staff walking alongside the group the whole way. Not every venue does this, and it depends on the day and the weather. We ask your permission when you book, and children who are not taking part stay at the venue with a member of staff. You can change your answer at any time from your booking page, including during the camp.