Coding & Tech Summer Camps in London
Five venues across London, for children aged 7 to 16. Most of our campers come back the following year - we think that’s the best measure of a great camp.
Why FunTech Camps?
We've been teaching children vital tech skills for over 30 years. We channel all that experience into making sure your child will be happy and engaged when they're with us – and proud of their achievements at the end of their camp.
In fact, between 70 and 80 percent of campers come back the following year. Not only that, but 97 per cent of those who post a review say they'd recommend us!
Prepare your child for the digital future by learning to code, creating their own game, or becoming a touch typing wizard - and give them skills such as teamwork, logical thinking and problem solving. Enrol today!
Which London venue is right for you?
FunTech runs summer holiday camps at five venues across London, so most families find one within easy reach. Our City of London camp at Prior Weston School (Barbican) suits families in and around the Square Mile and Islington. In west London, camps run at Latymer Upper School in Hammersmith. Families in south-west London can choose between King’s College School in Wimbledon and our Richmond venue, and our Westminster camp covers central London south of the parks.
Every venue runs the same way: Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm, with optional wrap around care from 8:30am until 5:30pm, small classes averaging six children, and a wide choice of tech courses grouped by age and experience.
Summer camps and holiday clubs, the FunTech way
If you’re looking for summer camps in London that offer more than a way to fill the holidays, that’s exactly what FunTech was set up to provide. Our tech camps have everything parents expect from a great holiday club - full days, supervised breaks, lunchtime activities and wraparound care - built around something most clubs can’t offer: a structured tech course taught by a specialist tutor. Children spend the week learning to code, designing games or exploring new technology, and finish with a project they built themselves. We’ve been doing this since 1996, and most of our campers come back the following summer.