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EO STEM Jam is an engaging math and science festival for children. The program features math marathons, science experiments, and creative workshops in a supportive and non-competitive environment where every child can learn at their own pace.
📍 Kaarelankuja 2b, 00430 Helsinki (Suomalais-venäläinen koulu)
A science and technology school for children and youth, offering courses in robotics, programming, natural sciences, and digital art. Education is delivered through weekly lessons, camps, and workshops focused on developing problem-solving skills and engineering mindset.
📍 Wallininkatu 7, 00530 Helsinki (Tiedekoulu Helsinki (Kallio))
The Family Math Club offers classes for children aimed at developing logical thinking and interest in exact sciences. The program includes solving non-standard problems, puzzles, geometry, and preparation for math competitions.
📍 Kaarelankuja 2, 00420 Helsinki (Suomalais-venäläinen koulu (SVK))
Suomen Tiedekoulu (Finnish Science School) offers engaging courses in programming, robotics, natural sciences, and digital art for children and teenagers. Learning is based on practical experiments, project work, and problem-solving, helping to develop future skills in a fun and inspiring environment.
📍 Pellervontie 35, 00610 Helsinki (Suomen Tiedekoulu Helsinki (Käpylä))
Kide Science offers playful STEAM education methods for children aged 3-8 through stories and experiments. Currently, the company operates primarily as an online platform for families and educational institutions, providing ready-made lesson plans and video instructions.
📍 Bulevardi 1 A, 00100 Helsinki (Kide Science HQ)
LUMA Centre Finland is a network of 11 universities that inspires children and youth to study mathematics, science, and technology. They offer science clubs, camps, and events for various ages, while also supporting teachers and schools.
📍 Gustaf Hällströmin katu 2, 00560 Helsinki (Helsingin yliopiston tiedekasvatuskeskus (Chemicum))
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Science cost in Helsinki?
Science classes in Helsinki typically range from €50-150 per month depending on the club and frequency. Many clubs offer trial classes and sibling discounts.
What age is Science suitable for?
Most Science programs in Helsinki welcome children from ages 4-18, with age-appropriate groups. Some clubs offer parent-child classes for younger children.
Where can I find Science clubs in Helsinki?
Science clubs are located across Helsinki, including popular districts. Use our map and filters to find the nearest location to you.