Native‑led Phonics, Literacy & ESL for Kids Ages 3–12

M² Mathematics offers hands-on monthly math workshops for teens and expert one-on-one tutoring for students in Switzerland. Led by Dr. Panna Miskolczi, sessions boost confidence and make math fun—whether it’s IB prep, school support, or exploring logic through play.

Looking for a unique, fun, and educational activity for your child during the school holidays? Consider robotics, programming, video game creation, or animation—just a few exciting options!

The Museum's collection consists of 340 cars. The museum has a Formula 1 simulator, an educational programme for children on road safety and a 3D technology amphitheater.

Morning and afterschool programming courses in AI, app-building and more!

Spark Science camps, parties, and workshops provide children with the opportunity to have fun while learning through amazing demonstrations and interactive, exciting experiences

Little Scientists - MINT KidZ School is a dynamic educational program designed to inspire young minds through STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) activities.

X-plore is a wonderful place for the whole family where our little friends have the opportunity to experience magical moments of fun and entertainment, discovering the world around them and learning through play!

Robotakia is an educational robotics school for children from Kindergarten to high school.

Explore an exciting LEGO robotics course in Zurich designed for children aged 6-9 with TechKids. Sign up for a free trial class or enroll directly – no prior experience needed!

In the heart of central Zurich, astronomy fans can reach for the stars. In the 50m (164ft) high round tower of the Urania observatory, visitors can observe the heavenly bodies through a telescope that allows magnifications of up to 600 times.

Buildastic offers weekly one hour classes for children 4 to 9 years old who love LEGOs and want to play and learn at the same time.

Little Scientists offers engaging STEM-focused holiday camps designed for children aged 4 to 12. These camps blend education with fun through hands-on activities, including LEGO Robotics, science experiments, and coding sessions.

codora is the perfect spot for kids and teens who love working with technology, exploring programming tools, and tackling exciting robotics projects.

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Ora Texnis (Art Hour) is a space that teaches children the "alphabet" of an artwork, which is the formal elements, shapes and colors, they learn about movements and artists, incorporating various materials and techniques in their own works.

Semester courses on digital education for kids and teens

TechLabs programs explore the interaction of the digital world with scientific, engineering, artistic and mathematical concepts through projects and play.

Gamer-themed Birthday Parties in Zurich & Sankt Gallen

Coding & Robotics Camps for kids and teens - taught by motivated and inspiring ETHZ instructors

Creative English lessons for children aged 3 and up, along with personalized lessons tailored for teenagers and adults.

The Technorama is a great opportunity for a family day! It provides an experience with hundreds of phenomena from nature and technology through countless experimental stations where visitors can lend a hand and experience or even manipulate natural phenomena with all their senses.

MIT kids is a S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) lab that helps school-age and preschool children cultivate 21st century skills.

Motivated and inspiring ETH instructors guide children through animation and design, coding and hacking challenges.

The foundation has state-of-the-art technical equipment and has the ability to project across the entire dome impressive performances relating to developments in astronomy, as well as other sciences.

Planet Physics is a modern multi-purpose space designed to bring children of all ages into contact with the magical world of physics science through fun activities, transforming learning into discovery and fun!

The Museum was founded by young scientists and educators to bring children into contact with science. The Museum's educational programs are interactive and aimed at families and schools.

The Museum tells the story of the evolution of the technological achievements it exhibits. The aim of the Hellenic Museum of Informatics is to gather and share with its visitors the knowledge about the history of information technology.

The Eugenides Foundation offers a spooky Halloween experience with science experiments, riddles and surprises! For two weekends only, discover the science magic behind the spooky Halloween traditions at the Science and Technology Center.

German for pre-school children and their parents. Learning to speak German can be fun with mommy, daddy or a nanny.