Christ Church C of E Primary School
Christ Church C of E Primary School, Pine Gardens, Surbiton, KT5 8LJ
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Learn how to program and solve problems through building innovative LEGO models with Beyond Blocks. Participants build different LEGO models each session, and attach motors, sensors and computers to their models to make them come alive! In the process, they will learn programming, teamworking and problem-solving skills while having a great time. We take your child through from beginner level to advanced. No programming experience is necessary in our
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beginners classes, while our advanced level students take part in national LEGO Robotics competitions, solving highly complex problems with their LEGO creations. Come and join us and start your LEGO Robotics journey today!
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Corpus Christi Catholic Primary School
Corpus Christi Catholic Primary School, Chestnut Grove, New Malden, KT3 3JU
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Grand Avenue Infant & Primary School, Grand Avenue, Surbiton, KT5 9HU
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Surbiton Hill Methodist Church, 39 Ewell Road, Surbiton, KT6 6AF
1 published listingSessions take place in the Coffee Bar on the first floor
Surbiton Hill Methodist Church, 39 Ewell Road, Surbiton, KT6 6AF
1 published listingSessions take place in the New Room on the first floor
Surbiton Hill Methodist Church, 39 Ewell Road, Surbiton, KT6 6AF
3 published listingsSt. Matthews C of E Primary School
St. Matthews C of E Primary School, Langley Road, Surbiton, KT6 6LW
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Tolworth Junior School, Douglas Road, Surbiton, KT6 7SA
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Intermediate Lego Robotics: SHMC
For confident builders aged 9+, these 90-minute sessions will push your child’s building, programming, and teamwork skills to new heights with complex LEGO Robotics challenges. Held fortnightly, each session sets a unique problem for children to solve in pairs. Using kits like Boost, EV3, and Spike Prime, they’ll design, build, and program robots to create effective solutions. The extended 90-minute format allows for deeper engagement and more advanced challenges than our pre-intermediate level class. This course is for children with prior LEGO Robotics experience. Priority is given to those who’ve completed our Introduction to Robotics with LEGO course or have proven skills. Challenges demand an intermediate understanding of programming and construction techniques.
9 years – 14 yearsSessions take place in the New Room on the first floor · KT6 6AF
Next session: 30 Sept 2026, 18:00
£20.70 · per session
Standard ticket
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Introduction to Robotics with Lego: Tolworth
Our LEGO Robotics program, starting from Year 3, is designed to develop essential skills like resilience and teamwork. The emphasis of our clubs is on team building and fostering independent problem-solving skills. In every session, students work in pairs to build and program LEGO robots using motors, sensors, and an easy-to-learn block programming language. Please note, this is not a free-building LEGO class but a structured course that requires children to follow instructions and collaborate with their peers to solve complex problems. As students advance, they take on more challenging tasks that encourage critical thinking, resilience and perseverance. Important: We strictly enforce the Year 3 minimum age requirement. Bookings for younger children will be refunded minus a booking fee. Cancellation Policy: Full refund with 2 weeks’ notice. Credit for future sessions or camps with 48 hours’ notice. No refunds or credits for cancellations made within 48 hours
7 years – 11 yearsTolworth Junior School · KT6 7SA
Next session: 29 Sept 2026, 15:20
£12.50 · per session
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Introduction to Robotics with Lego: Corpus Christi
Our LEGO Robotics program, starting from Year 3, is designed to develop essential skills like resilience and teamwork. The emphasis of our clubs is on team building and fostering independent problem-solving skills. In every session, students work in pairs to build and program LEGO robots using motors, sensors, and an easy-to-learn block programming language. Please note, this is not a free-building LEGO class but a structured course that requires children to follow instructions and collaborate with their peers to solve complex problems. As students advance, they take on more challenging tasks that encourage critical thinking, resilience and perseverance. Important: We strictly enforce the Year 3 minimum age requirement. Bookings for younger children will be refunded minus a booking fee. Cancellation Policy: Full refund with 2 weeks’ notice. Credit for future sessions or camps with 48 hours’ notice. No refunds or credits for cancellations made within 48 hours
7 years – 11 yearsCorpus Christi Catholic Primary School · KT3 3JU
Next session: 30 Sept 2026, 15:30
£13.00 · per session
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Introduction to Robotics with Lego: SHMC
Begin your Beyond Blocks journey with Introduction to Robotics with LEGO. These hands-on sessions are an introduction to robotics with a difference, where your child will build much more than robots. Along the way, we work on building your child's ability to work in teams, solve problems logically, communicate their ideas and tackle complex tasks creatively without giving up. Working in pairs, your child will learn the fundamentals of programming and engineering by building and coding robots to solve problems, becoming confident problem solvers while ‘just playing with LEGO’. They'll build a new model every week, which forms the basis of the challenges we set. Each pair then modifies their model, experimenting, adapting and coding their own unique solution. Suitable for ages 7+. Children aged 6 can attend with a parent or carer. Adults are welcome to join older children too, but are expected to take part alongside their child as a participant.
7 years – 11 yearsSessions take place in the New Room on the first floor · KT6 6AF
Next session: 30 Sept 2026, 16:00
£13.80 · per session
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Innovation Lab (Invitation Only): SHMC
Innovation Lab is our invite-only programme for the most experienced members of the Beyond Blocks community. Students in this group have typically been building with us for three years or more and are ready to move beyond simply attending sessions. In Innovation Lab, students work alongside Beyond Blocks teachers and volunteers in multi-generational teams to design, prototype, and test the challenges that will later appear in our clubs. They will experiment with new robotics systems, explore ambitious engineering ideas, and learn how to guide others through complex problems. This is where experienced builders begin the journey from student to mentor. Innovation Lab members help shape the future of Beyond Blocks while developing the leadership, creativity, and technical skills needed to inspire the next generation of robot builders. Places are by invitation only.
From 11 yearsNew Room · KT6 6AF
Next session: 30 Sept 2026, 18:00
£20.70 · per session
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Introduction to Robotics with Lego: St. Matthews
Our LEGO Robotics program, starting from Year 3, is designed to develop essential skills like resilience and teamwork. The emphasis of our clubs is on team building and fostering independent problem-solving skills. In every session, students work in pairs to build and program LEGO robots using motors, sensors, and an easy-to-learn block programming language. Please note, this is not a free-building LEGO class but a structured course that requires children to follow instructions and collaborate with their peers to solve complex problems. As students advance, they take on more challenging tasks that encourage critical thinking, resilience and perseverance. Important: We strictly enforce the Year 3 minimum age requirement. Bookings for younger children will be refunded minus a booking fee. Cancellation Policy: Full refund with 2 weeks’ notice. Credit for future sessions or camps with 48 hours’ notice. No refunds or credits for cancellations made within 48 hours
7 years – 11 yearsSt. Matthews C of E Primary School · KT6 6LW
Next session: 28 Sept 2026, 15:20
£13.30 · per session
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Introduction to Robotics with Lego: Grand Avenue
Our LEGO Robotics program, starting from Year 3, is designed to develop essential skills like resilience and teamwork. The emphasis of our clubs is on team building and fostering independent problem-solving skills. In every session, students work in pairs to build and program LEGO robots using motors, sensors, and an easy-to-learn block programming language. Please note, this is not a free-building LEGO class but a structured course that requires children to follow instructions and collaborate with their peers to solve complex problems. As students advance, they take on more challenging tasks that encourage critical thinking, resilience and perseverance. Important: We strictly enforce the Year 3 minimum age requirement. Bookings for younger children will be refunded minus a booking fee. Cancellation Policy: Full refund with 2 weeks’ notice. Credit for future sessions or camps with 48 hours’ notice. No refunds or credits for cancellations made within 48 hours
7 years – 11 yearsGrand Avenue Infant & Primary School · KT5 9HU
Next session: 28 Sept 2026, 15:20
£12.50 · per session
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Advanced Robotics & Competition Training: SHMC
This class is for students who are ready to apply everything they have learned so far in robotics. Students work together to design, build and program robots to solve more complex engineering challenges using competition-style mats and missions. The focus is on teamwork, creative problem solving and testing ideas, learning how to improve a robot through experimentation and iteration. The sessions are inspired by international robotics competitions such as FIRST LEGO League, World Robot Olympiad and VEX IQ Challenge. Students may have the opportunity to take part in competitions if they wish. Competition entry fees are paid separately. We currently use robotics systems such as LEGO EV3 and Spike Prime and will also introduce other robotics platforms used in competitions.
9 years – 16 yearsSessions take place in the Coffee Bar on the first floor · KT6 6AF
Next session: 24 Sept 2026, 18:00
£31.80 · per session
Weekly competition training (No competition entry)
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Pre-intermediate Lego Robotics: SHMC
Our Pre-Intermediate LEGO Robotics course is designed for children aged 8+ with basic robotics experience gained from completing at least a year of our Introductory course. It bridges the gap between block programming and Scratch, offering a more powerful programming experience. Using familiar kits like WeDo 2.0, students build LEGO models and program them with Scratch, preparing for more advanced classes. This course suits students transitioning from introductory sessions or those with Scratch experience eager to explore LEGO robotics. As the course progresses, students tackle increasingly complex challenges, building models that solve intricate problems while continuing the fun and creativity of earlier sessions. Please note the lower age limit is strict as this class is challenging and bookings made for children below the age range will be refunded minus a booking fee. However, for older children who have never encountered LEGO Robotics this is the ideal starting point
8 years – 12 yearsSessions take place in the New Room on the first floor · KT6 6AF
Next session: 30 Sept 2026, 17:00
£13.80 · per session
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Introduction to Robotics with Lego: Christ Church
Our LEGO Robotics program, starting from Year 3, is designed to develop essential skills like resilience and teamwork. The emphasis of our clubs is on team building and fostering independent problem-solving skills. In every session, students work in pairs to build and program LEGO robots using motors, sensors, and an easy-to-learn block programming language. Please note, this is not a free-building LEGO class but a structured course that requires children to follow instructions and collaborate with their peers to solve complex problems. As students advance, they take on more challenging tasks that encourage critical thinking, resilience and perseverance. Important: We strictly enforce the Year 3 minimum age requirement. Bookings for younger children will be refunded minus a booking fee. Cancellation Policy: Full refund with 2 weeks’ notice. Credit for future sessions or camps with 48 hours’ notice. No refunds or credits for cancellations made within 48 hours
7 years – 11 yearsChrist Church C of E Primary School · KT5 8LJ
Next session: 28 Sept 2026, 15:30
£13.50 · per session
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