LEGO®-based events, experiences and entertainment — for families, schools, businesses and communities across East Sussex and beyond.
From birthday parties to wellbeing sessions — there's a brick-based experience for every group.
Drop-in sessions, weekly clubs and holiday activities the whole family can enjoy.
Three party formats — free-build, robotics, or stop-motion — brought to your venue.
Curriculum-linked STEM workshops, WeDo 2.0 robotics and themed build days.
Scouts, Guides, Brownies and more — sessions that earn badges and build skills.
Sessions mapped to specific badge requirements for uniformed groups and award schemes.
Mindful building sessions — sociable, gentle and genuinely engaging for all abilities.
Add a LEGO® experience to fêtes, festivals, community events and open days.
Creative team challenges that boost collaboration, communication and innovation.
Weekly sessions in Hailsham and Uckfield designed around home-educating families.
Class passes available for multi-session discounts. View all sessions & passes →
A wellbeing programme using LEGO® to bring people together — reducing isolation and building connections through the joy of building. Open to all.
Book a session, enquire about a party, or just say hello — we'd love to hear from you.
Browse and book upcoming LEGO® Club sessions at our Hailsham and Uckfield venues. Class passes available for a discount across multiple sessions.
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Save on sessions with a class pass — valid at both Hailsham and Uckfield venues.
Buy a Pass →Give the gift of building — gift vouchers available for sessions and passes.
Get a VoucherParties, school workshops, team building or community events — get in touch and we'll build something just for you.
LEGO®-based experiences for every age group and occasion — choose yours below.
Weekly clubs, holiday sessions and drop-in events designed around families and younger builders.
Three party formats from £150 — we bring everything, you just supply the guests and the venue.
STEM-linked workshops, WeDo 2.0 robotics and themed build days for primary schools and home-ed groups.
Badge-earning sessions for Scouts, Guides, Brownies, Cubs, Beavers and more.
Specific session formats mapped to uniformed group badge and award requirements.
Sociable, mindful building sessions for care homes, day centres and community groups.
LEGO® activity areas for fêtes, festivals, open days and family entertainment events.
Creative LEGO® challenges for staff away days, team building and corporate events.
Build and code robots with WeDo 2.0 — available across most session types. SPIKE™ by special arrangement.
Write, build and film a LEGO® movie — complete with a red-carpet premiere at the end.
Access our library of over 300 LEGO® sets — from 20 to 6,000+ pieces — for mindful set-building sessions.
Hire iconic LEGO® sets by the week — Hogwarts from £40, Millennium Falcon from £12, and much more.
Get in touch and we'll help you find the perfect LEGO® experience for your group.
We bring everything — LEGO®, tablets, expertise and energy — straight to your venue across East Sussex and beyond. You supply the guests.
Little challenges to get creative minds moving, free-build around a theme of your choice, a final challenge, then a showcase of everyone's creations.
Attendees pair up to build LEGO®-based robots and bring them to life with tablet coding — upgrading their builds and coding skills as they go.
Working in pairs, attendees write, build and film their own short stop-motion movie using LEGO® bricks and minifigures — with a red-carpet screening at the end.
Pencil, stickers, brick activity booklet and sweets, in a bright building-brick theme bag.
As above, plus a LEGO® gift (set poly bag, minifigure blind bag, bracelet or brick keyring — subject to availability).
Swap the gift for a LEGO® cupcake, built together as part of the event — ask for details.
Prices subject to venue space, access and location. Get in touch to check your date and get a quote.
Curriculum-linked STEM sessions, WeDo 2.0 robotics, and themed build experiences — designed for primary schools, home-education groups and museum visits.
10 cross-curricular 90-minute STEAM sessions for Year 2–5. KS2 National Curriculum linked. Children build motorised models and program them using tablet-based block coding — no experience needed. Delivered at your school or at a partner museum.
Build models around a specific theme using curated LEGO® collections. Minimum 45 minutes. Mapped to curriculum themes.
Large piles of mixed bricks for creative free-building — ideal for school fêtes, STEM days and community events. Unlimited participants.
All sessions are adapted to your group's age range and prior experience. We handle everything — just book a date.
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← Back to SchoolsInstructions Not Required (INR) is a LEGO®-based events and entertainment business founded in Hailsham, East Sussex. We believe that the best building happens when you throw away the instructions and let imagination take over.
Run by Dale Richards, INR started from a simple idea: that LEGO® isn't just a toy — it's a tool for creativity, learning, connection and wellbeing. Whether it's a child's birthday party, a school STEM workshop, a corporate team-building event or a community wellbeing session, we bring the bricks, the ideas and the energy.
Based in Hailsham, we serve East Sussex and beyond — with weekly LEGO® Club sessions at venues in Hailsham and Uckfield, and events that travel as far as needed.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse Instructions Not Required.
We believe the best building starts when you put the instruction manual away.
From 4 to 94 — LEGO® is for everyone, and our sessions reflect that.
Building together creates connection. That's the heart of everything we do.
Every session is safe, insured, risk-assessed and delivered by experienced facilitators.
Find a session near you, or get in touch to arrange something bespoke.
Questions about a session, enquiring about a party, or just saying hello — we'd love to hear from you.
This section is under construction. In the meantime, get in touch — we're happy to help directly.
Weekly LEGO® clubs, holiday activities and drop-in sessions — designed for builders aged 4 and up, with something for every level.
Our weekly clubs run at two venues in East Sussex. No experience needed — just a love of building.
Our flagship weekly session. Free-build, themed challenges and regular special events. Suitable for ages 5–12. A responsible adult must remain on the premises for all participants under 16.
Book Hailsham →The same great session at our Uckfield venue — particularly popular with home-educating families in the area. Suitable for ages 5–12.
Book Uckfield →Each club begins with a warm-up building challenge, moves into free-build time around a chosen theme, and ends with a showcase where every child gets to show off their creation.
Themes change regularly — from space and animals to architecture, fantasy worlds and seasonal specials. Our facilitators are experienced, DBS-checked, and first-aid trained.
We run special sessions during school holidays — themed builds, longer projects and occasional LEGO® movie-making events. Keep an eye on our booking page for upcoming holiday dates.
View Holiday Sessions →Book a session online or get in touch if you have any questions.
Badge-earning, skills-building LEGO® sessions for uniformed groups — delivered at your meeting place or our venues across East Sussex.
Creative building challenges pitched at younger members — perfect for earning STEM, builder and craftsperson badges.
Robotics, stop-motion animation and themed build sessions — including WeDo 2.0 robotics for technology and digital maker badges.
Themed building sessions that support creativity, science and technology interest badges.
More advanced robotics and animation sessions — including WeDo 2.0 coding for older members.
STEM-focused sessions including WeDo 2.0 robotics and engineering challenges — ideal for skill development and team cohesion evenings.
Youth clubs, holiday groups, uniformed organisations and after-school clubs — we tailor every session to the group.
All sessions are mobile — we bring everything to your hall, meeting space or venue. No special equipment is needed on your part.
Sessions are planned in advance with your group leader to make sure the format, age range and badge requirements all line up. We're flexible — whether you need a one-off event or a series of sessions across a term.
Dale is DBS-checked, insured, first-aid trained, and experienced with uniformed groups across East Sussex.
View Badge Details →Get in touch to discuss your group's needs — dates, badge goals, group size and location.
Our sessions are mapped to specific badge and award requirements for Scouts, Guides and other uniformed groups — so every build counts towards something. We offer a discounted rate for all Scouting, Guiding and uniformed group bookings.
We run both fun themed sessions and tailored sessions designed to contribute to badgework. We're closely involved with Scouting ourselves, which is why we offer reduced rates — and why we understand exactly what leaders need from a provider session.
Sessions can be adapted to suit your programme or event, run at your meeting place, or at one of our partner venues across East Sussex. Get in touch and we'll customise a quote based on your section, numbers and badge aims.
Covering Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts — sessions can be tailored to your specific section and badge targets.
Our LEGO® free-build sessions cover core requirements — children explore materials, create structures and talk about their designs.
Collaborative building builds confidence and encourages positive interaction — supporting wellbeing badge criteria.
Themed and free-build sessions give Squirrels the chance to express ideas and make something of their own.
Group build challenges encourage teamwork and communication — core elements of this challenge award.
All requirements of the Builders Activity Badge can be covered in a single INR session — from planning and building to discussing their creation.
Themed and free-build sessions, including stop-motion animation, support the creative elements of this activity badge.
Hands-on construction and problem-solving challenges help meet requirements around developing practical skills.
Group build challenges and pair-based robotics sessions naturally foster collaboration, communication and shared problem-solving.
Themed LEGO® building and stop-motion animation sessions support the creative and expressive requirements of the Artist badge.
Construction and engineering challenges develop practical skills and encourage Cubs to reflect on what they've made.
Pair and group builds, including our robotics challenges, give Cubs meaningful team experiences that contribute to this award.
All requirements of the Model Maker Activity Badge can be covered in an INR session — from planning a design through to building, evaluating and presenting a finished model.
Stop-motion animation and themed build sessions contribute to this challenge award's creative and expressive requirements.
Engineering and construction challenges — including WeDo 2.0 robotics — help Scouts meet the practical skills strand of this award.
Pair-based robotics and group build challenges provide meaningful shared experiences that contribute to teamwork award criteria.
Sessions can be tailored for Rainbows, Brownies and Guides — get in touch to discuss your specific badge targets.
Build and experiment with LEGO® structures and mechanisms — exploring cause, effect and engineering principles.
Themed free-build and stop-motion animation sessions support the creativity and storytelling elements of this interest badge.
Introduction to coding through WeDo 2.0 robotics — programming a physical robot using tablet-based block code.
Instructions Not Required designs sessions to support specific badge requirements — but final confirmation of badge completion always rests with your group leader.
We recommend sharing our session plan with your leader before booking so requirements can be verified against your group's current age section and the latest badge criteria.
Tell us which badge you're aiming for and we'll plan the perfect session around it — at a discounted rate for uniformed groups.
Sociable, gentle and genuinely engaging LEGO® building sessions for older adults — in care homes, day centres, community groups and beyond.
LEGO® has a remarkable ability to spark conversation, unlock memories and give people a shared focus. Our wellbeing sessions are relaxed, inclusive and paced to suit every participant — from those with no prior LEGO® experience to lifelong enthusiasts.
Sessions are suitable for adults of all abilities, including those living with mild cognitive impairment, dementia or mobility challenges. We adapt every activity to the group.
Our community wellbeing programme, Bricks of Belonging, runs dedicated sessions specifically aimed at reducing isolation — open to anyone who'd like to come along.
One-off or regular sessions brought directly to your residents. All materials supplied. Sessions adapted to the group's physical and cognitive needs.
Ideal as a standalone activity session — stimulating, social and accessible. Works well alongside existing creative therapy programmes.
A brilliant addition to WI meetings, Men in Sheds, community cafés and similar groups. Brings people together around a shared, enjoyable activity.
Get in touch to discuss your setting, group size and what a session might look like.
From village fêtes to science festivals — we bring a fully self-contained LEGO® activity area that keeps children engaged and families coming back for more.
Large piles of mixed LEGO® for free creative building — unlimited participants, all ages. A natural crowd-pleaser at any family event.
Building around your event theme — science, nature, community, history or seasonal. Themed prompts and challenges included.
Live robotics demonstrations with hands-on building and coding for older children — a brilliant draw at STEM-focused events.
Facilitated 20–30 minute sessions within your event programme — structured activities for smaller groups at set times.
INR has delivered LEGO® activity areas at a wide range of events across East Sussex, including the Herstmonceux Astronomy Festival, community fêtes, museum open days, school fundraisers and council-funded family activity days.
We're fully mobile, DBS-checked, public-liability insured, and risk-assessed. All equipment is self-contained — we just need a table and a power point if using tablets.
Get in touch with your event date, expected attendance and what you're looking for — we'll put together a proposal.
Creative LEGO® challenges that build real skills — communication, collaboration, problem-solving and innovation — through genuinely fun activity.
The LEGO® brick is a uniquely powerful team-building tool. Building together dissolves hierarchy, encourages lateral thinking and creates psychological safety — all while having a great time.
Our sessions are designed around real organisational challenges — not generic ice-breakers. We tailor every activity to your team's goals, whether that's improving communication, onboarding new members or simply giving a hard-working team a genuinely memorable away day.
Facilitated reflection and discussion using LEGO® metaphors — powerful for strategy days, vision workshops and culture conversations.
Teams compete (or collaborate) to complete themed builds — testing creative problem-solving, communication and time pressure.
Teams build and code a WeDo 2.0 robot to complete specific tasks — a brilliant way to explore project collaboration and resilience.
Tell us about your team, your goals and your preferred date — we'll design the session around you.
Hands-on robotics sessions primarily using LEGO® WeDo 2.0 — pairing building and coding for a genuinely mind-blowing result. SPIKE™ available by special arrangement.
WeDo 2.0 is the ideal introduction to robotics — children build motorised LEGO® models and program them using a simple tablet-based coding interface. Pairs of builders work together to bring their creation to life.
SPIKE™ Essential is a more powerful platform available by special arrangement — a smart hub with multiple ports for motors, distance sensors and colour sensors. Children build more complex robots and use a richer coding environment to program their behaviour. Please get in touch to discuss availability.
Book a robotics session for a party, school or group — or get in touch to find out what's available.
Children write the story, build the scene and film their own short stop-motion LEGO® movie — complete with a red-carpet premiere screening at the end.
Pairs plan their story — characters, setting, beginning, middle and end. A mini storyboard to guide the build.
Using LEGO® bricks and minifigures, each pair builds the set for their movie — backgrounds, props and characters.
Using tablets and a stop-motion app, pairs capture their frames — bringing their LEGO® world to life one shot at a time.
Every film gets its moment in the spotlight — screened for the whole group at the end of the session. Popcorn optional.
From £220 for up to 30 attendees. Minimum 2 hours. Recommended age: birthday child 7+ (Year 2), attendees 6+. All LEGO®, minifigures and tablets supplied.
See Party Packages →Adaptable for classroom sessions, after-school clubs and youth group evenings. Links to literacy, digital skills and creative arts. Enquire for pricing and group sizes.
Enquire →Book a stop-motion animation session for your party, school or group — we bring everything.
Over 300 LEGO® sets — from 20 to 6,000+ pieces — available for guided set-building sessions. Calm, focused and deeply satisfying.
Unlike our free-build sessions, the Build Library is about following the instructions — in a good way. Participants choose a set from our library, settle in, and build at their own pace.
The focus required by set-building has been widely linked to stress reduction, improved concentration and a satisfying sense of achievement. It's popular with adults and older children who enjoy the calm of structured, hands-on activity.
Sessions can be run as standalone events, as part of a wellbeing programme, or as an add-on to other INR experiences. Groups can build individual sets or collaborate on one large build together.
Hogwarts Castle, Millennium Falcon and more — our collection includes some of LEGO®'s most celebrated and sought-after builds.
Smaller sets (20–200 pieces) for beginners, younger builders or those who want a quicker win — great for mixed-age groups.
From City and Friends to Technic and Ideas — there's a set for every taste and skill level across our full library.
Great for wellbeing days, community events, adult groups and mixed-age family sessions.
Browse our collection of 300+ LEGO® sets and hire by the week — delivered and collected across East Sussex. From £12 per week.
Get in touch and tell us what you're looking for — theme, piece count, budget — and we'll find something from the library.
The set arrives checked and bagged — every piece accounted for, with instructions included. Delivery across East Sussex.
Build it, enjoy it, then carefully return it at the end of your hire period. No need to take it apart if you'd prefer to keep it assembled.
Prices vary by set size and hire period. Get in touch with what you have in mind and we'll check availability and send a quote.
Get in touch to check availability, discuss delivery and get a quote for your hire.
A LEGO®-based wellbeing programme using the power of building to bring people together, reduce isolation and strengthen community connections.
Bricks of Belonging is INR's dedicated wellbeing programme — free or low-cost sessions for people who might benefit most from social connection and creative activity.
Sessions are relaxed, welcoming and deliberately non-competitive. The LEGO® brick is just the starting point — what really happens is conversation, connection, and a sense of belonging.
The programme is partly grant-funded and runs at accessible community venues across East Sussex. It's open to adults of all backgrounds, abilities and ages — you don't need any experience with LEGO® to come along.
To find out when and where the next Bricks of Belonging sessions are running, visit the project website for full details — or get in touch directly.
Visit the Website → Get in TouchBricks of Belonging is an evidence-based community wellbeing programme seeking sustainable funding across East Sussex. If you represent a grant body, council, or charitable foundation interested in supporting the programme, we'd love to hear from you.
Contact Dale →Find your nearest session or get in touch to find out more about the programme.
A look at our sessions, events and builds across East Sussex and beyond.
Here are the questions we get asked most often. Can't find the answer? Just get in touch.
No. INR is an independent business. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse Instructions Not Required.
We're based in Hailsham, East Sussex. Our regular clubs run in Hailsham and Uckfield. For parties, school visits and events we travel across East Sussex and can go further — get in touch to discuss.
Yes. We hold full public liability insurance, are DBS-checked and first-aid trained. Risk assessments are carried out for all session types.
All club sessions are booked online via Bookwhen — just visit our What's On page and select the session you'd like. Class passes and gift vouchers are also available there.
A responsible adult must remain on the premises for all participants under 16 years old. Our sessions are facilitated by a DBS-checked adult, but we are not a childcare provider and cannot take sole responsibility for unaccompanied under-16s.
Our weekly clubs are designed for ages 5–12. Children aged 4 can also attend. A responsible adult must remain on the premises for all participants under 16. Some sessions — particularly robotics and animation — are recommended for ages 7 and up.
Not at all — everything is supplied. Please don't bring sets from home as we can't be responsible for their safekeeping during busy sessions.
Yes — all birthday parties are mobile. We come to your home, village hall, community centre or any suitable venue. We just need tables and chairs for the children.
We recommend booking at least 4–6 weeks in advance, especially for peak dates (school holidays, weekends). Get in touch as early as possible to check availability.
All LEGO®, tablets (for robotics/animation parties), facilitation, a small party bag for each child and a gift for the birthday child. Travel within 15 miles of Hailsham is free; a mileage supplement applies beyond that.
Get in touch — we're happy to help with anything not covered here.
Get in Touch →Our full terms and conditions, privacy policy and legal notices.
These terms apply to all standard club sessions, workshops and drop-in activities booked through our Bookwhen platform.
All bookings are only confirmed when full payment has been made. Bookings are subject to availability — the system automatically prevents bookings for fully booked sessions.
Advance reservations are required before sessions commence. The person making the reservation accepts these booking terms on behalf of all attendees in their party.
Customers may purchase individual sessions or Class Passes. Class Passes are valid for the advertised number of session uses and can be used for multiple attendees on a single event, a single attendee on multiple events, or any combination up to the total use limit.
Custom events and bespoke bookings follow their own agreed terms confirmed in writing at the time of booking.
We accept payment in UK Sterling only. Payments are processed securely via Stripe and we accept: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover & Diners, Japan Credit Bureau, and China UnionPay.
We operate a strict 48-hour cancellation policy. You may cancel or transfer your booking online up to 48 hours before the session starts. Cancellations made less than 48 hours before the session are non-refundable.
Missed classes are not refundable.
If we need to change or cancel a session for any reason, we will let you know as early as possible and offer an alternative session. If the alternative does not suit you, a full refund will be given.
We are committed to safeguarding all attendees at our sessions. All INR facilitators are DBS-checked and first-aid trained. A first aid kit is available at every session.
A responsible adult must remain on the premises for all participants under 16 years old. INR is a facilitated activity, not a childcare provider.
INR is not responsible for the supervision of children before or after sessions. Parents and carers are responsible for ensuring their child arrives and departs safely.
All staff are obligated to report any suspected abuse or neglect to the relevant authorities.
Please do not bring your child to a session if they have had any form of illness within 48 hours of the class. Attendees must not participate if household members are currently isolating for medical reasons.
If you or any member of your party test positive for a notifiable illness within 48 hours of attending a session, you must inform Instructions Not Required as soon as possible.
Instructions Not Required reserves the right to remove from our programme, without refund, anyone who is found to be bullying, misbehaving or displaying behaviour that is disruptive or harmful to others.
Our staff are entitled to work in a safe environment. If participant behaviour makes this impossible, we reserve the right to suspend or end a session. No refund will be given.
Instructions Not Required occasionally takes photographs and videos at our venues, which may be used for marketing and promotional purposes including on our website and social media. If you would prefer your child not to be photographed, please inform a member of staff at the start of the session.
Instructions Not Required and its staff are not responsible for any loss or injury sustained during a session, except where proven negligence on our part can be demonstrated.
Instructions Not Required holds comprehensive public liability and employers' liability insurance.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group. Instructions Not Required is an independent business and is not sponsored, authorised or endorsed by the LEGO Group. The LEGO Group is not responsible for any products, services or activities offered by Instructions Not Required.
Questions about any of these terms? Contact us at info@instructionsnotrequired.co.uk or call 07396 801360.