From a small group to a whole class. Above fifteen children something changes in the set-up, and we take that into account. From €15 per child.
At a children's party, the number of children changes more than the amount of material. Up to around twelve, a group can take part as a whole in the same element, and a host keeps an overview. From about fifteen children, waiting time appears as soon as everyone has to take their turn, and waiting time is where a party falls apart. We then split into teams that work on different elements at the same time and swap at a fixed moment.
With a whole class of around thirty, we bring extra hosts, so every team has someone who keeps the pace. What we need from you stays the same: a room or a piece of outdoor space, power, and an indication of the number beforehand. That number doesn't have to be exact, but the difference between twelve and twenty-five does determine how much material we bring and how many of us come. We're ready well before the start to set everything up.
A whole class of around thirty children can take part, with teams and extra hosts. We make sure no group is ever left waiting for another team to finish, because that is where it goes wrong with large groups.
The number of hosts depends on the group size. Up to about fifteen children one host is enough, above that someone is added. The exact number is in the quote, so you won't be surprised afterwards.
A few more children is rarely a problem, because we bring spare materials. If it is a big difference, let us know a day beforehand and we'll adjust the team allocation.
We charge per programme, not per child. The number does count, because above fifteen children materials and hosting are added. So give an indication of the number in your enquiry, and the amount will be right from the start.
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.