Tiny Engineers

Tiny Engineers is all about engaging young children using the stimulus of DUPLO. We offer weekly workshops for children 18mth + and their parents /carers.

Tiny Engineers is an initiative created by Create-Build-Learn an award winning educational company offering LEGO parties, school workshops and special events for children 4 +

Tiny Engineers is all about the little people.
We offer fun-filled Duplo workshops in a series of term time sessions.
Each term is structured to include different themes using our extensive and exciting range of Duplo. One week you will be having fun making modes of transport and another building pirates or learning colours with Duplo. Every week will be different but each will have its own learning theme helping children learn vital skills. Children will get the chance to build their own creations linked to that week’s theme.

Whatever the theme may be, the workshops help to develop and enhance your child’s imagination through play. Construction with Duplo or Lego builds on your child’s fine and gross motor skills. It helps their hand – eye co-ordination and their perseverance. Our workshops actively encourage parent / carer and child interaction and every week we will provide printed resources which will give you more ideas on what you can do at home in between each session.

We all learn more effectively when we are enjoying what we’re doing and Tiny Engineers is no exception! Our pre-schooler workshops will help children recognise and learn about colours, shapes, letters, patterns and language. They will start to develop their fine motor skills which will aid pencil grip and other skills later on. It will benefit them socially too as they will have the opportunity to work with others, ask for help or play and share effectively with other children.

Quite simply, our workshops tick every box! They teach children about sticking at something even when a challenge arises. It help them bounce back after facing difficulties and lastly it introduces them to pride, of feeling proud of what they have created.

Will your children be our future engineers?