We take kids anywhere between 8-15 years old. Since our camps don't have a set program, the learning experience and project complexity are tailored to each child, so 8 year olds learn and develop just as much as the teenagers. For teens, we offer some additional perks, such as more advanced techniques, tools, materials, and projects.

Only the first project — a tic-tac-toe game — is pre-defined. It helps them learn their way around the workshop, while we watch and assess their skill level.

From there, we suggest project ideas, help them design projects from scratch, take inspiration from our samples, etc.

Some will make many smaller projects, while others may take several days to make something complex.

Toys, small furniture, desk organisers, home decor, kitchenware, birdhouses... if there's one thing that the kids don't lack, it's creativity.

On Friday afternoon, we hold an exhibition for the parents, where the kids get to show & tell about their projects and learning.

Absolutely! Everything your child makes is theirs. We keep the projects in the workshop until the parent exhibition on Friday afternoon, after which everyone goes home with their projects.

P.S. Bring a big bag on Friday!

Of course! We offer discovery sessions for children & parents every Saturday morning, 10h00-12h00. Send us an email if you need help finding where to sign up!

Yes! We offer half-day sign ups, both for mornings ("Earlybirds") and for afternoons ("Sleepyheads").

You can also book fewer days in the week, but there is a surcharge as it limits our ability to take kids for the full week.

We do not provide lunch for the kids, so please pack something for them or give them money to go to the store.

Yes, we offer this as an extra service for 15 chf per day. In this case:

- "Early birds" hours: 9h00-14h00

- "Sleepy heads" hours: 12h00-17h30

Reach out to us via email if you'd like to extend your kid's stay over lunch.

Having worked with thousands of children throughout the years, we implement strict behaviour and safety rules to ensure maximum safety for the children. Most machines are off-bounds, and those which are allowed are used under direct adult supervision after a safety briefing. A maximum child-to-instructor ratio of 7-to-1 helps ensure constant oversight.

With that said, we don't believe in putting children in a bubble. Instead, we teach them to behave responsibly through controlled exposure to risk, helping them grow into responsible adults.