HAF FreeTech Camp
Robocode Birmingham
180 Belgrave Middleway, Birmingham B12 0XS
- Dates
- Mon–Thu, 20–30 Jul
- Times
- Morning 09:00-13:00 · Afternoon 13:00-17:00 · Full day 09:00-17:00
- Ages
- 6 to 17
- From
- £20 a day
Holiday camps across Birmingham
We run 2 camps in Birmingham: Robocode Birmingham, Birmingham City University, Mon–Thu, 20–30 Jul. Ages 6 to 17, robotics, coding and 3D printing, Ofsted registered and DBS Enhanced checked. Robocode Birmingham takes free HAF places on a Birmingham council code.
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Our venues in Birmingham
Birmingham City University
Curzon Building, 4 Cardigan St, B4 7BD
- Times
- Half and full day sessions
- Ages
- 6 to 17
Prices in Birmingham
Multi-day family packages, shared across siblings. Tax-free childcare and childcare vouchers accepted. Full prices for the days you choose are on each venue page.
- Robocode Birminghamfrom £20 a day
Free HAF places in Birmingham
The Holiday Activities and Food programme funds free camp places for children who receive benefits-related free school meals. To claim one in Birmingham your child needs a valid HAF code from the council or their school, and must live or attend school in the Birmingham council area. HAF places here run at Robocode Birmingham.
Getting there
Common questions about camps in Birmingham
Where are your holiday camps in Birmingham?
We run 2 venues in Birmingham: Robocode Birmingham (180 Belgrave Middleway, Birmingham B12 0XS); Birmingham City University (Curzon Building, 4 Cardigan St, B4 7BD). Each venue has its own page with dates, session times and prices.
What dates do camps run in Birmingham?
Birmingham camps run Mon–Thu, 20–30 Jul, 8 days in total across our Birmingham venues. Days differ by venue, and the exact days for the venue you pick are shown while you book.
Are there free HAF places in Birmingham?
Yes — at Robocode Birmingham. You need a Birmingham council HAF code to claim one, and 1 of our 2 Birmingham venues accept it.
How much does a holiday camp in Birmingham cost?
Robocode Birmingham from £20 a day. Days come as multi-day family packages and can be shared across siblings, and tax-free childcare is accepted.
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.