Term-time club where children aged 7 and over, accompanied by an adult, build stories and learn to code with LEGO.
Lego Coding Club is back at Lincoln Central Library on Wednesday 21 October, and it's one of those things that runs throughout the term rather than just as a one-off. It's aimed at children aged 7 and over, and it's free to attend.
The whole thing is built around Lego, so it's a hands-on way to get into STEM. The kids start by building stories from their own imagination and then bring them to life by learning how to code them. Along the way, they pick up the basics of coding and engineering through the projects, which is a good way to build those skills without it feeling like a classroom lesson. It's as much about making and playing as it is about the technical side.
Because it's a club, it's not just a single session. It runs during term time, and the current cycle has been going since October 2025, with dates listed right through to 16 December 2026. That means if your child takes to it, there's plenty of room to keep going and build on what they've learned rather than just doing one afternoon and stopping there.
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Practical details: it runs from 16:00 to 16:45 at Lincoln Central Library on Free School Lane, LN2 1EZ. It's for children aged 7 and over, and they have to be accompanied by an adult. Booking is essential, so you'll need to get your spot sorted before you turn up. It's free.
