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Children engaged in robotics and computer programming activities at Futurekids camps in Switzerland, creating robots, coding, and developing digital projects in a fun and educational environment.

Futurekids Robotic & Computer Programming Camps Zurich

About

Welcome to FutureKids: Where Young Minds Become Innovators

At FutureKids, we inspire the next generation of creators by turning curiosity into innovation. Our hands-on camps and workshops are designed for children and teens aged 5 to 17, introducing them to the exciting worlds of roboticscoding3D design, and video game creation in a fun, engaging, and collaborative environment.

Over the course of a week, your child will dive into real-world projects, gaining practical skills, building confidence, and making new friends. Whether they’re programming their first game, designing a robot, or exploring 3D modeling, every participant becomes an inventor, not just a user.

Why Choose FutureKids?

- A Perfect Blend of Fun and Learning: Creativity meets technology in every session. -Hands-On Projects from Day One: Kids work with real tools and tackle real challenges. - Inclusive for All Skill Levels: Whether your child is a beginner or an advanced learner, there’s a place for them here.

At FutureKids, we don’t just offer camps—we provide a launchpad for your child’s future.

Our Programs

Holiday Camps (Ages 5–14)

  • What to Expect: Half-day or full-day camps in RoboticsCoding, and Video Game Creation.
  • Highlights: Kids build, code, and experiment in a fun, collaborative environment.
  • When: Available during every school holiday.

Weekly Courses (Ages 8–14)

  • What to Expect: After-school programs in Robotics and Programming across Switzerland.
  • Focus: Creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving through hands-on learning.

Online Workshops (Ages 8–14)

  • Younger Kids (8–11): Learn Scratch and 3D Design in small, interactive groups.
  • Older Kids (11–14): Dive into Roblox Programming to create games, apps, and websites.
  • Format: Live sessions via Discord, available during holidays or as weekly classes.

Teen Tech Camps (Ages 14–17)

  • What to Expect: Advanced programs in Game DesignProgramming, and 3D Modeling.
  • Focus: Collaborative, project-based learning to level up skills in a dynamic setting.

Discover the Future with FutureKids

Whether your child is a budding programmer, a curious inventor, or a creative designer, FutureKids offers the perfect environment to explore their passions and unlock their potential.

Join us for an unforgettable experience where learning meets adventure. Let’s build the future—one young innovator at a time!

FutureKids Holiday Camps 2026

Camps in Zürich - LernCenter


April Camps

Dates: April 20–24, 2026

09:00–12:00:

14:00–17:00:


July Camps

Dates: July 13–17, 2026

09:00–12:00:

14:00–17:00:


August Camps

Dates: August 3–7, 2026

09:00–12:00:

14:00–17:00:


Book a place before classes fill-up, early bird rates apply!


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  • Activity type: Group, Indoor, Virtual
  • Level: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
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  • Activity language: German, English
  • Duration: 180 minutes
  • Age Group: 6 - 18

Price: from 335 CHF

Duration:
180 minutes
Available hours:
09:00 - 12:00 / 14:00 - 17:00.
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Asylstrasse 35

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Futurekids is a leading Swiss educational organization dedicated to introducing children and teenagers to the world of technology. With over two decades of experience, Futurekids offers engaging programs in computer science and robotics, aiming to transform young learners from passive consumers into active creators of technology. 

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