Brick Bank (BB) LEGO® Clubs are weekly evening clubs for children, offering fun, structured one- hour sessions built around LEGO® creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving.
Located at Brick Bank Café in Bingley and supported by Autism Bricks UK, our sessions go beyond free play, helping children learn, communicate, and grow together in a welcoming environment.
Every session includes a mix of solo builds, group challenges, and team activities, using LEGO® as a tool to encourage collaboration, leadership, and imagination.
These aren’t just ordinary play sessions, they are guided, inclusive and creative sessions that children look forward to each week.
We run three different clubs, each designed to match different ages and stages of development. Children progress through the clubs as they grow, offering more advanced opportunities for them to take part in throughout their childhood.
Foundational building, making friends, early problem-solving, and gentle team play.
Focused on confidence, creativity, and social skills.
More advanced builds, structured group projects, and team challenges.
Focused on collaboration, communication, and social development.
Large-scale projects, design challenges, and leadership activities.
Focused on independence, planning, teamwork, and creative thinking.
All sessions take place at the Brick Bank Café, Bingley, outside of our normal café opening hours.
Each session lasts 1 hour and is delivered by our BB Club Manager and supported by trained volunteers, creating a safe, supportive environment for all children.
Pricing covers all activities, resources, and staff needed to deliver high-quality, structured LEGO® sessions in a safe and welcoming environment.
Brick Bank LEGO® Club is a not-for-profit social enterprise initiative.
All LEGO® resources are provided by Autism Bricks UK (ABUK), and the money from the club goes straight back into supporting people with autism and the wider community.
By joining the club, families are directly supporting a wider social mission.
If you have any questions or need more information about our BB Clubs, our friendly team is happy to help.
We aim to reply within 1–2 working days.
Not at all, they will learn all about LEGO® and much more, whilst having a great time.
We try to be inclusive as possible, please contact us about your child’s support needs
Your child does not need to bring anything with them. Please ensure toys and their own LEGO® are kept at home. Drinks will be provided.
Please contact us to register your child, you will be sent registration, consent, and authorisation forms to complete. We will send you a handbook with all the information you will require.
The café has a portable ramp as there are 2 steps to get into the café, there is a large accessible toilet, and everything is located on the ground floor.
Any other additional needs? Please contact us to discuss.
Yes, all BB Club staff and volunteers have had an enhanced DBS check.
Yes, we have a BB Club Parent Handbook, a Policy Manual and Risk Assessments that we will share with you on request, or when you register your child.
If your child loves building, creating, and socialising, we’d love to welcome them to the club. Get in touch to check availability, ask questions, or register your interest.
Got spare LEGO® at home?
Help support our autism projects by donating your pre-loved bricks.
