Brummana High School Summer Boarding Camp: Residential Summer Camp in Lebanon

Brummana High School Summer Boarding Camp is run by Brummana High School on its own campus in Brummana, Lebanon, in the hills above Beirut. It is a residential camp for boys and girls aged 7 to 15. Programme and activities. The academic element is deliberately light: campers take one optional class per day, choosing between English, Arabic, French or academic support. The rest of the day is given to the activity programme, which reflects the camp's outdoor hillside setting. Accommodation, meals and supervision. Boarders stay in the school's boarding houses and receive full board in the campus dining hall. The school states that supervision runs from morning to night, and that an on-site school doctor is available — a specific welfare provision that many camps do not publish. Ages, dates and duration. The camp accepts children aged 7 to 15. Boarding fees are published in US dollars: USD 500 for one week, USD 900 for two weeks, USD 1,600 for four weeks and USD 2,000 for six weeks, with a reduced off-peak two-week rate of USD 700 for the 10-21 August period. The range of stay lengths, from a single week to six, is unusually wide and makes the camp workable both as a short introduction and as a long summer placement. Currently open arrival dates are shown in the session list on this page. Location and travel. Brummana is a hill town in the Matn district, in the cooler high ground above Beirut, roughly an hour from Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport depending on traffic. Transfer arrangements are not published as part of the fee and should be arranged with the school. Who the programme may suit. This camp may suit families in Lebanon and the wider region who want a boarding experience without a long-haul flight, families with Arabic or French language ties who value the optional class in those languages, and parents looking for a first residential stay for a younger child, given that the camp accepts children from 7 and offers a one-week option. Families travelling internationally should confirm current entry requirements and the school's supervision arrangements directly.