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Lite Regal Education teaches its Cambridge summer school at the Cambridge Union Society in the centre of the city, with students living at a nearby Cambridge college. Students choose one academic course - from intensive English and the sciences to artificial intelligence with Python, creative writing, film and public speaking and debate - taught in small groups of no more than ten students by tutors educated at leading UK universities. Mornings are core lessons and afternoons are practical workshops, and the programme includes full-board college accommodation, a wide afternoon and evening activity programme, three coach excursions and welfare staff living on site.
Age
13–18 yrs
Language
English
Program type
Academic / Pre-college Programs, Language Camps
Accommodation
Campus
About
About the Course
Each student takes one academic course, chosen from intensive English, chemistry, medical biology, creative writing, film, public speaking and debate, artificial intelligence and machine learning with Python, a young doctors course and a multi-subject skills course. Before arrival every student takes a free online placement test, and English classes are grouped by level across the whole CEFR range from beginner to proficient, with IELTS preparation available at every level. Classes are kept to no more than ten students. Mornings are core lessons on grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, speaking, listening and pronunciation; afternoons are practical workshops with role plays, debates, presentations and interviews. Formal progress tests run through the course, teaching is by tutors with degrees, TEFL qualifications and at least two years of teaching experience, and students finish with an academic report, a certificate and a graduation ceremony.
What’s Included
The programme fee covers tuition and all course materials, guest lectures and industry visits, academic reports and certificates, a placement test, the full afternoon and evening social programme, three coach excursions, the graduation party, college accommodation, breakfast, lunch and dinner, bed linen and towels, WiFi where available, and a welcome pack with a t-shirt and a souvenir.
Accommodation
Students live at a Cambridge college close to the teaching venue, in single or twin rooms - the preference is given on the booking form. Bed linen is provided, there are laundry facilities and a communal kitchen, and rooms are cleaned weekly. Students are normally accommodated in single-sex houses with a welfare staff member living on site and available around the clock.
Meal Plan
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served in the Cambridge college dining hall, a bright and comfortable space. Meals are freshly prepared daily with at least two options to choose from, and special diets are catered for when the school is told in advance. On full-day excursion days students are given a packed lunch.
Activities & Excursions
Afternoons and evenings carry a full activity programme: football, tennis, croquet, swimming, basketball, bowling, volleyball, fencing and archery, alongside photography, landscape painting, reading, playing instruments, film nights, punting on the river, sightseeing, video games and themed parties. Three coach excursions are included, with destinations such as Harry Potter World, Windsor Castle and Eton College, Oxford, Brighton and Chessington World of Adventures.
Facilities
Teaching takes place at the Cambridge Union Society in the centre of the city, which gives students a canteen for meals and snacks, a library for quiet study and a garden for relaxation and group activities. WiFi reaches the college and the bedrooms, and the residence has laundry facilities and a communal kitchen.
Camp Experience
The Cambridge Union Society, founded in 1815, is the oldest debating society in the world and the largest student society at the University of Cambridge; its building, surrounded by the colleges, cafes and shops of central Cambridge, is where the summer school teaches. Students live together at a nearby Cambridge college for a taste of college life, make friends from around the world, and spend afternoons and evenings in a supervised programme of activities and excursions.
Language Camp prices
Summer Intensive English (ages 15–18)
20 Lessons · 15–18 yrs
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A two-week intensive English course for students aged 15 to 18 covering all key elements of the language, taught in groups of no more than ten students, with opportunities to practise newly acquired skills in real-life situations. Taught at the Cambridge Union Society, with an academic report, a certificate and a graduation ceremony at the end.
Over 40 hours of tuition over two weeks
Intensive English covering all key elements of the language.
Daily Schedule
Breakfast
07:00–08:00
Classes
08:30–12:30
Lunch
12:30–13:30
Dinner
18:30–19:30
Evening activities
20:00–22:00
Lights out
22:30
Included items
24/7 supervision
International students
Native teachers
Arts & Crafts
Basketball
Bowling
Excursions
Cafeteria
Laundry room
Residence accommodation
WiFi
Photos
School
Lite Regal Education
Lite Regal Education runs summer schools and camps in London, Cambridge and Oxford for students aged 10 to 18, with a wide choice of academic courses including 21st Century Skills, AI and Machine Learning, Medicine and Medical Biology, Law, Business Enterprise, Engineering, Film Academy, Creative Writing and English language courses (General English, IELTS and Cambridge FCE preparation), plus Easter GCSE/IGCSE revision courses. Applications for 2026 are open.
It is for international students aged 13 to 15. Each student takes one academic course, from intensive English to chemistry, medical biology, creative writing, film, public speaking and debate, artificial intelligence with Python or a multi-subject skills course. All English levels are welcome, from A1 beginner to C2 proficient.
Students live at a Cambridge college close to the teaching venue, in single or twin rooms, on a full-board basis. Bed linen is provided, rooms are cleaned weekly, and there are laundry facilities and a communal kitchen.
Students are normally accommodated in single-sex houses with a welfare staff member living on site and available around the clock. Mentors accompany students to classes, activities and day trips, and the summer school is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Core English and academic lessons run from 9:00 to 12:30. Lunch is from 12:30 to 13:30, and students are encouraged to speak only English over lunch. Afternoons from 13:30 to 16:30 are practical workshops - role plays, debates, presentations and interviews - followed by afternoon and evening activities.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served in the college dining hall. Meals are freshly prepared daily with at least two options to choose from, special diets are catered for when the school is told in advance, and on full-day excursion days students are given a packed lunch.
Classes are kept to no more than ten students per group, and students are placed by level after a free online placement test taken before the programme begins.
Lessons are taught at the Cambridge Union Society in the centre of Cambridge, which has a canteen for meals and snacks, a library for quiet study and a garden for relaxation and group activities.
The fee covers tuition and all course materials, guest lectures and industry visits, academic reports and certificates, the full social programme, three coach excursions, the graduation party, college accommodation, three meals a day, bed linen and towels, WiFi where available, and a welcome pack with a t-shirt and a souvenir.
Lite Regal Education teaches its Cambridge summer school at the Cambridge Union Society, founded in 1815 and the oldest debating society in the world, in a building surrounded by the colleges, cafes and shops of the city centre. Students live at a nearby Cambridge college in single or twin rooms, normally in single-sex houses with a welfare staff member living on site. Each student takes one course - intensive English, chemistry, medical biology, creative writing, film, public speaking and debate, artificial intelligence and machine learning with Python, a young doctors course or a multi-subject skills course. A free online placement test before arrival groups English learners by level across the full CEFR range, and IELTS preparation is available at every level. Classes hold no more than ten students and are taught by tutors with degrees, TEFL qualifications and at least two years of teaching experience. Mornings are core lessons, afternoons practical workshops, and English is the working language at lunch. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served in the college dining hall with at least two options at each meal and special diets catered for on notice. Afternoons and evenings carry sport, arts and social activities including punting on the river, and three coach excursions take students to places such as Harry Potter World, Windsor Castle and Eton College, Oxford, Brighton and Chessington World of Adventures. Students finish with an academic report, a certificate and a graduation ceremony.
