Children in the last two years of primary school don't want party games any more, but they do want a challenge. We make a party that doesn't feel childish to them. From €15 per child.
A children's party in Roosendaal for a ten, eleven or twelve-year-old often starts with the announcement that they're too old for that. There's something in it. A group from the last two years of primary school sees through a task meant for younger children within a minute. For this age we build a game that's more like a game show or a puzzle trail, with a time limit, a leaderboard and tasks that are genuinely difficult.
So we don't call it a children's party in front of the group either, if the birthday child would rather not hear that word. In this set-up the children decide more for themselves: which task they do first and who in the team takes on what. The host stays a bit more in the background and is mainly game master and referee. A birthday party for this age can also go out and about, with a scavenger hunt through the neighbourhood in small teams.
That's what this set-up is for. We use a game show, a quiz or a puzzle trail as the format and let the children organise more themselves. Tell us in your enquiry what the birthday child finds childish and we'll leave it out.
From about age ten, a scavenger hunt through the neighbourhood in small teams is possible, with agreed boundaries and a fixed end point. We agree with you where the route goes and who keeps an eye on things along the way.
A leaving party with the whole class is possible too, with fixed teams and a tighter schedule. Mention in your enquiry that it's for a class, because that needs a different set-up from a birthday with ten friends.
A children's party starts at €15 per child, for older children too. What it comes to depends on the numbers, the duration and the format, and after a short conversation we put that into a fixed price.
Just fill in the short form. As soon as we have a picture of the group and the occasion, we'll send a price estimate within 1 working day.
Tell us what kind of group it is and when it needs to happen. We'll think along with no obligation.