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Children's activities in Ullern

27 regular activities for children in Ullern. The youngest takes children right from birth. 5 of the activities take children before school age, and 21 continue to sixteen or beyond. Age limits are on every card.

27 leisure activities

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What is on offer

  • 10 musikk
  • 5 kampsport
  • 3 speider/fisking/friluft
  • 2 dans og teater
  • 2 fritidsklubb
  • 2 lagidrett
  • 1 kunst og keramikk
  • 1 racketsport
  • 1 vannsport

Musikk

  • Bestum Skoles Musikkorps8–18 years

    Korps · Bestum skole

    School band at Bestum school, playing together every Tuesday during after-school hours, with one-to-one lessons another day of the week. New beginners start from year 3 or above, with no prior experience, and borrow an instrument from the band free of charge.

  • Bestum strykeorkester5–16 years

    Orkester · Bestum skole

    A string orchestra for children and young people, founded in 1952, with around seventy members aged 5 to 16. It recruits from across the Ullern district rather than from a single school. Lessons take place at both Bestum and Skøyen schools, while the orchestra rehearsals themselves are at Bestum. Approved for the Oslo leisure card.

  • Lilleaker skolekor8–13 years

    Kor · Lilleaker skole

    The school choir at Lilleaker is open without audition to all pupils at Lilleaker school from year 3 to year 7, with a trainee choir for years 3-4 and a junior choir for years 5-7. The choir is a member of Ung i Kor Oslo and rehearses at the school right after the school day.

  • Lilleaker Skoles Musikkorps7–18 years

    Korps · Lilleaker skole

    A school band for pupils at Lilleaker school. Children start as beginners with no prior experience and borrow an instrument from the band. The school also has its own choir.

  • Lysejordet Skoles Barnekor6–13 years

    Kor · Lysejordet skole

    A children's choir with around sixty pupils at Lysejordet school, a member of Ung i Kor Oslo. Rehearsals are at the school through the school year.

  • Lysejordet Skoles Musikkorps7–18 years

    Korps · Lysejordet skole

    A school band for pupils from Lysejordet school, Bjørnsletta school and Montessoriskolen Lyse, taking beginners who have not played before. Lysejordet school also has its own children's choir.

  • Smestad skolekor6–13 years

    Kor · Smestad skole

    A choir for children from Year 1 to Year 7, rehearsing at Smestad school. The singers are split into a beginners' choir and a main choir so the youngest can start at their own pace, and the repertoire ranges from children's songs to part singing. The year includes a Christmas concert, a spring concert and local performances, and the choir is run by parents. Approved for the Oslo leisure card.

  • Smestad Skoles Musikkorps7–18 years

    Korps · Smestad skole

    A school band open to all children in the area, not only pupils at Smestad school. Beginners are welcome and instruments are lent out.

  • Smestadkoret6–13 years

    Kor · Smestad skole

    The school choir at Smestad, with its own board, affiliated with Ung i Kor Oslo. The choir is run as an association alongside the school. It used to have its own site at smestadkoret.no, but that domain is now parked, so get in touch through Ung i Kor Oslo or the school.

  • Ullern Aspirantkor og Barnekor6–13 years

    Kor · Ullern kirke

    Ullern parish's choir programme is split in two: the Aspirant Choir for grades 1-3 and the Children's Choir for grades 4-7, so children meet peers and repertoire suited to their own age. The parish also has dedicated music offerings for the youngest.

Kampsport

  • Christiania Taekwon-Do Klubb6–18 years

    Kampsport · Smestad skole

    A club for Taekwon-Do, a Korean martial art built on strikes, kicks and patterns. The club has its own groups for children.

  • Karateklubben Hiryukan8–18 years

    Kampsport · Hoffsveien

    A karate club with its own group for ages 8 to 12 and a separate youth group from 13. Training emphasises play, body control and self-defence, with techniques introduced gradually from the simplest. Approved for the Oslo leisure card.

  • Oslo Vest Kampsport (Sangrok)6–18 years

    Kampsport · Lilleaker Torg

    A martial arts club at Lilleaker Torg teaching taekwondo, hapkido and kickboxing, with classes every day for all levels and ages, and separate groups for children and teenagers from age 6. The head instructor is Henrik S. Hunstad, founder of Sangrok Norway, and the club has five master instructors besides. A free trial session is offered. Approved for the Oslo leisure card.

  • Skøyen Aikido8–18 years

    Aikido · Montebello

    A club for traditional Japanese aikido, with its own group for children aged 8 to 13 and another for youth aged 14 to 18, in new premises at Husebybakken in Montebello. Children's training focuses on basic motor skills, body control and falling technique (ukemi), taught through play and simple partner exercises. Aikido is a soft, non-competitive martial art where you learn to receive and redirect movement rather than meeting force with force.

  • Tojang kampsportklubb6–18 years

    Kampsport · Husebybakken

    A voluntary sports club running martial arts, strength and fitness training for children and young people, girls and boys, at levels from beginner to elite. Note that their website is down, so contact goes through the city's leisure card pages. Approved for the Oslo leisure card.

Speider/fisking/friluft

  • Bestum sjøspeidergruppe8–18 years

    Speider · Lilleaker

    A sea-scout group in Lilleaker under Oslospeiderne (the Norwegian Scout Association). Outdoor life on and by the water, with groups from junior scouts (3rd grade) to rovers.

  • Ullern KFUK-KFUM-speidere0–18 years

    Speider · Skøyen kirke, Skøyenveien 43

    KFUK-KFUM scouts meeting at Skøyen church in Skøyenveien. The group takes children right from nought: family scouting is for nursery and early school age together with an adult, meeting on selected Sundays in spring and autumn. Then come oppdagere in year 2, stifinnere in years 3 and 4, vandrere from year 5 to 10, and rovers above that. Oppdagere and stifinnere meet on Tuesdays in even-numbered weeks, the vandrere on Tuesdays in odd-numbered weeks. The scouting rests on a Christian foundation, but the groups are open to everyone, and you don't need to belong to the church to join.

  • Ullern speidergruppe9–18 years

    Speider · Øraker

    A scout group at Øraker in Ullern, part of Oslospeiderne. The group is small and runs only the tropp, meaning scouts from year 4 to year 10, meeting on Thursdays.

Dans og teater

  • Kirkenær Ballettskole3–18 years

    Dans · Smestad

    A long-established ballet school at Smestad, founded in 1955, with children's dance for the youngest from three to five. Classical ballet, jazz and modern dance follow up through the age groups, with teachers who hold higher dance education.

  • Step Studio4–18 years

    Dans · Skøyen kirke

    A dance studio that holds its classes in the parish hall at Skøyen church rather than at the office address it is registered under. The autumn 2026 timetable has jazz, lyrical jazz and modern, classical ballet, jazzmix, breakdance, Step X, children's dance and a parent-and-child group, arranged by age. Each term ends with a performance. Approved for the Oslo leisure card.

Fritidsklubb

  • Krølles kro15–18 years

    Fritidsklubb · Stoppestedet ungdomshus, Sponhoggveien 2

    A dedicated Thursday programme for young people from age 15 with reduced functional ability, in the premises of Stoppestedet youth house. Krølles kro is an adapted meeting place where teenagers can hang out, play games and be social with adults present.

  • Stoppestedet fritidsklubb10–18 years

    Fritidsklubb · Sponhoggveien 2

    A youth house at Lilleaker in the Ullern district, for young people aged 13 to 19, with its own junior club for school years 5 to 7 on Mondays from 6pm to 8.30pm. Stoppestedet is a culture house more than a youth club: the emphasis is on concerts, workshops and what the young people put on themselves. On Thursdays it runs Krølles kro, a separate offering for young people from 15 with disabilities. The junior and youth clubs are free; Krølles costs 20 kroner a time or 200 for a term.

Lagidrett

  • Ullern Basket6–18 years

    Basket · Ullern

    The basketball section of Ullern Idrettsforening, a multi-sport club in the west of the city that also has football, handball, bandy and cheerleading. The basketball group has teams in the children's and youth classes.

  • Ullern IF Fotball6–12 years

    Fotball · Ullernbanen

    Children's football from age six at the large multi-sport club Ullern IF, at Ullernbanen. Up to age twelve there is equal playing time and no league tables. The club also has handball, cheerleading and other sports.

Kunst og keramikk

  • Montebello Kulturhus6–18 years

    Kunst · Montebello

    An artist-run cultural centre at Montebello with courses for children and young people. The cultural centre was established in spring 2020 in the old Smestad transformer station, and houses among others the performing arts collective Montebøllo.

Racketsport

  • Ullern Tennisklubb4–18 years

    Tennis · Ullern tennisanlegg

    Tennis club at Ullern with courses from age four: parent and child at blue level, then red from six, orange from eight and green from nine. The youth programme runs to eighteen.

Vannsport

  • Oslo Kajakklubb9–16 years

    Padling · Bestumkilen

    A sea-kayak club by Bestumkilen outside Skøyen, with its own kayak school for children and youth. The kayak school takes children aged 10 to 13 and teaches basic paddling technique, with the fjord as the training arena.

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