April 17, 2026

Byggkollo 2026: build, program and bring your own robots to life

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Booking is open - secure a place at the most creative adventure of the summer.

This summer Byggkollo is back: four packed days for children who love to build, discover and have fun. Participants get to create and program their own robots with LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime, try out their ideas and explore technology in a playful and inspiring way. And perhaps best of all, make new friends.

Byggkollo is run by Bostäder i Borås, RO-Gruppen and Navet Science Center. Together we want to spark children's curiosity about technology and innovation - and show that learning can be both creative and great fun.

- We want to give children the chance to discover the joy of technology by making things themselves. It is about daring to try, being curious and having fun along the way, says Tobias Minin, project manager at Navet Science Center.

A man standing in front of a table with Lego on it.

The camp is held twice during the summer and is aimed at children born in 2014-2016. Over four days, exciting technology challenges are mixed with creative projects and fun outings. The week ends with the children's own robot exhibition, where they can proudly show their creations to family and friends.

- As a housing company we want to help build the future, by inspiring more young people to discover the joy of creating, developing and thinking in new ways, says Sophia Jonsson, head of marketing and communications at Bostäder i Borås.

Byggkollo is the perfect summer activity for curious children who want to try robotics and programming in a fun and safe environment.

Places are limited - book in good time so you do not miss out.

👉 Sign up for Byggkollo 2026 here

Facts about Byggkollo 2026
Who it is for:
Children born 2014-2016
When: 23-26 June (week 26) or 11-14 August (week 33)
Time: Tuesday-Friday 9am-3pm (Friday ends after the exhibition opening at about 12 noon)
Where: Navet Science Center, Borås
Price: 1 295 kr (includes lunch, refreshments, supervision and all materials)
Places: Maximum 16 children per week - first come, first served
Content: Robot building, programming, technology challenges and outings