Les PETITS BRICOLOS

create with fun

In the program :

Manufacturing of birdhouse, catapults, crossbows and other creations…, quiet time and outdoor games to clear your mind are also on the agenda!

– Plan a picnic and lots of good humor

– We take care of their safety and ensure they have a great day

– Classes start at 9 a.m. and end at 5 p.m.

– Price: 100chf per day or 450chf per week

– Maximum 10 children to promote quality learning

Workshop for adults on Wednesday from 6.30pm to ...

At least 2 hours workshop to make what you want.

Come and learn how to use tools, to make things yourself and to repair broken items.

Why buy and throw away when you can build and repair yourself?

Don’t buy something made for you, Do it yourself.

80chf/session, subscription available.

Great atmosphere guaranteed.

Welcome to Woodwork !

Discover “les petits bricolos”; wood workshops where kids come to create, use their hands and solve problems.

They will be learning by doing, enjoying the creative process, and learning skills last a lifetime.

From 4 to 18 years old, the workshop is done in a safe and friendly environment.

Our “petits bricolos” can make pretty much anything they wish to build, we will be there to guide them towards their goals, and at the end they will be amazed when they see what they have achieved.

TESTIMONIALS

Who teaches the classes?

Maluen Prunier  called « Malou » by the kids is the founder of  “les petits bricolos”. As a kid he learned a lot with his dad who was an avid woodworker and all-round handyman. Being the eldest of a family of 5 children, he quickly found out that looking after kids/teenagers would be a large part of his life. After receiving a degree in Sports Education and travelling the world extensively, he came to Geneva in 2013 where he has worked in schools and afterschool clubs with students from 4-18  years old. In 2017, he started to offer wood workshops in schools and in community centers, where he realized that there is a large desire to get back to practical skills that have been otherwise replaced by technology. Today, many parents and children/teens see the immense value of learning practical skills like woodworking and are excited to put their phones down and enjoy learning a lost art.