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St Clare's Oxford Junior Summer Courses: English and STEM for Younger Students

Oxford, United KingdomSt Clare's, Oxford

Latest published dates
Jul 8 – 28, 2026
Duration
2 or 3 weeks
Ages
9–15
2026 price

$2,224

Course price for 1 week

Active English

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St Clare's Oxford runs junior summer courses for students aged 9 to 15 — Active English, Active English + STEM and Young Leaders — on a safe, vibrant campus in north Oxford. Students stay in comfortable full-board accommodation on the secure junior campus. It may suit families wanting a well-supervised junior course in Oxford with a choice of academic focus.

Language

English

Program type

Language Camps, Science / STEM Camps

Accommodation

Campus

About

About the Course

St Clare's Junior Summer Courses in Oxford run in July and August 2026 (2-week courses start 8 July, 22 July and 5 August; 3-week Active English starts 8 July and 29 July). Choose Active English (ages 9-15, levels A2-C2), Active English + STEM (ages 9-15) or Young Leaders in Oxford (ages 13-15, levels B2-C2) - all with 18 lessons per week (16.5 hours). Course groups are divided by age: Younger Juniors (9-12) and Older Juniors (13-15).

What’s Included

The all-inclusive fee covers tuition, full-board accommodation, a varied activities programme, up to 3 excursions per week, travel and medical insurance, and airport transfers to and from London Heathrow including assisted check-in. All excursion costs are included; around £50 per week is suggested for souvenirs.

Accommodation

Students stay in comfortable full-board accommodation on St Clare's safe and secure junior campus in north Oxford.

Meal Plan

Full board with nutritious food is included on campus.

Activities & Excursions

A varied activities programme runs alongside lessons, with up to 3 excursions per week to places of cultural and historical interest in Oxford and beyond. English classes are tailored to each excursion destination through weekly themes. Afternoon electives include Performing Arts, Football Coaching and Tennis Coaching; Young Leaders adds outdoor pursuits and a night camping.

Facilities

St Clare's junior summer campus offers classrooms, comfortable accommodation and dining on one safe site, with a vibrant campus life programme.

Camp Experience

St Clare's, Oxford - an IB World School established in 1953 - welcomes juniors from around the world to its campus at 139 Banbury Road in north Oxford. Students arrive on Wednesdays and depart on Tuesdays, and course availability can be checked with the school's summer availability traffic lights before booking.

Language Camp prices

Young Leaders in Oxford

18 Lessons · 13–15 yrs · B2–C2

2026 price

Leadership course for teenagers aged 13-15 (levels B2-C2): 18 lessons per week (16.5 hours) exploring global challenges facing future leaders while developing leadership, critical thinking, resilience and mindfulness - including outdoor pursuits in the British countryside and a night camping. Two-week courses start 8 July, 22 July and 5 August 2026.

18 lessons per week (16.5 hours)

Leadership, critical thinking and global awareness in English

Daily Schedule

  1. Breakfast

    07:0008:00

  2. Classes

    08:3012:30

  3. Lunch

    12:3013:30

  4. Dinner

    18:3019:30

  5. Evening activities

    20:0022:00

  6. Lights out

    22:30

Included items

  • 24/7 supervision
  • International students
  • Arts & Crafts
  • Drama Workshop
  • Excursions
  • Football
  • Cafeteria
  • Outdoor fields
  • Residence accommodation
  • Student lounge

Optional Extras

Transfer1

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School

St Clare's, Oxford logo

St Clare's, Oxford

St Clare's, Oxford is an international independent college in Oxford, England, and an IB World School specialising in the International Baccalaureate Diploma, Pre-IB and summer academic and English courses for international students.

www.stclares.ac.uk

Location

Map showing camp locationSt Clare's, Oxford, 139 Banbury Road, Oxford OX2 7AL, United Kingdom, Oxford

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. St Clare's junior campus in north Oxford is safe and secure, with dedicated support staff and a structured programme. The all-inclusive fee even covers travel and medical insurance.

The all-inclusive fee covers tuition (18 lessons per week), full-board accommodation, the activities programme, up to 3 excursions per week, travel and medical insurance, and Heathrow airport transfers with assisted check-in.

Active English and Active English + STEM accept ages 9-15 (grouped as Younger Juniors 9-12 and Older Juniors 13-15). Young Leaders in Oxford is for ages 13-15 with English level B2-C2.

More about this camp

St Clare's Oxford Junior Summer Courses run on a campus in north Oxford, for students aged 9 to 15. St Clare's is an established Oxford institution. Programme and activities. Three strands are offered: Active English, Active English + STEM, and Young Leaders. The choice lets families match the course to their child — a general English focus, a STEM addition, or a leadership orientation. All are pitched at the junior 9-to-15 age group rather than stretched to fit them. Families should read what each strand covers. Accommodation. Students stay in comfortable full-board accommodation on St Clare's safe and secure junior campus. A dedicated, secure junior campus is a reassurance for families of a younger child. Families should confirm room configurations and supervision. Ages, dates and duration. The courses accept students aged 9 to 15 — a genuinely junior band, so a young child is not sharing with older teenagers. Three arrival dates are listed from early July. Location and travel. St Clare's is in north Oxford. Oxford is around an hour from London and Heathrow by coach. Transfer arrangements are not published. Who the programme may suit. This camp may suit families wanting a well-supervised junior course in Oxford for a child aged 9 to 15, with a choice between general English, STEM and leadership. The secure junior campus and the age-appropriate programme are the draw. Families with an older teenager should look at Oxford's many other options, and those wanting a specific focus should choose the matching St Clare's strand.