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Children's camps and extracurricular education in Latvia

News, stories and practical tips on STEAM education, robotics, programming, Minecraft, Roblox, 3D design and meaningful school holidays for children.

For parents and schools

How do you choose a children's camp or after-school classes?

Start by considering your child's age, interests and preferred learning format. If your child loves building and experimenting, LEGO robotics may be a good fit. Minecraft and Roblox programmes help turn an interest in games into creative design and programming, while 3D design develops spatial thinking and a portfolio of digital work.

When choosing a summer day camp in Latvia, look at the age group, the daily routine, meals, the balance of activities and the teachers' experience. At the International School of Innovation's five-day camps, technology challenges are combined with physical activity, teamwork and creative projects.

Frequently asked questions

About camps and extracurricular education

What ages are the School of Innovation programmes for?

The programmes are designed for children and teenagers aged roughly 3 to 17. The exact age range depends on the robotics, Minecraft, Roblox, 3D design or camp programme you choose.

Does my child need any previous experience?

Most beginner groups require no previous experience. Participants are grouped by age and skill level, and the teacher adapts the tasks to the group.

Where in Latvia are in-person classes held?

Classes take place at partner schools and preschools across Latvia, as well as in Riga at Domina Shopping centre. Available locations and times are listed in the enrolment information for each programme.

What do children do at summer technology camps?

The camps combine technology projects with sport, physical activity, creative workshops and team challenges. Depending on the theme, children work with Minecraft, LEGO robotics, programming, medical innovation or 3D design.