This Saturday
at Atelius

Ninety minutes. Your child picks a problem, makes one thing, and shows it to you in the last ten minutes.

Free. Twelve to sixteen Explorers. Seats are booked in advance, because the room genuinely holds only so many.

Come and see
for yourself

Don't take our word for it. Each step only ever invites you to the next.

Step one · 90 minutes

A Saturday

Your child makes one thing and shows it to you. Free — just book a seat.

Step two · One day

A Challenge

A team, a real problem, and a stage at the end of it. A full day to find out whether this is their thing.

Step three · 30+ hours

An Expedition

Their own question — built, broken, fixed, and presented at an Expo.

About the Expedition

Book a seat

Every upcoming Saturday and Challenge, at every studio, with seats left shown live.

See what's on

A Saturday can be

However short the visit, it holds the same three moments as an Expedition — the child chooses, the child makes, the child shows.

Make-It Morning

One small creation, picked from a menu of problems, built start to finish and taken home.

Take-Apart Saturday

Dead mixers, old toys, broken radios. Explorers open them up to see how they work.

Open Build Night

Current Explorers show their half-finished Expedition work and visitors walk around. The feeling of an Expo, every month.

Family Build

Parent and child build together — so the doubting parent experiences our way with their own hands.

Bring Atelius
to your people

We run Expeditions on school campuses, and Saturdays in the places children already gather.

For schools

We come to your campus

A 30-hour Expedition run on your own campus, aligned to your timetable, ending in an Expo your parents attend.

We don't touch your syllabus. We build the competencies your board already asks you to evidence.

Talk to us

For societies & libraries

Host a Saturday

Ninety minutes, twelve to sixteen children, in your clubhouse or community room.

We bring everything — the problems, the materials, the Guides. You bring the room and the children who live there.

Host a session