C-Pi Dubai Summer Boarding Scholae & Camp: Academic Boarding Camp in Dubai

C-Pi Dubai Summer Boarding Scholae & Camp is operated by C-Pi Education in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, as a boarding camp for boys and girls aged 7 to 17. It is the academic counterpart to the same provider's Fitness & Wellness camp. Programme and activities. Mornings are given to academic classes, including Foundation and Booster English. Afternoons move to sport and excursions, so the day is split between structured study and activity rather than running as a single continuous programme. Accommodation, meals and supervision. Students stay in twin-sharing boarding rooms, each with its own bathroom, shower and fridge. The residence includes an in-house laundromat, gaming rooms, a kitchen lounge and social suites, alongside restaurants and a sports and fitness centre. Three meals a day are included in the boarding fee. Fees and what is included. The published boarding fee is AED 8,950 per two-week term plus 5% VAT — approximately USD 2,437 at the fixed AED-USD peg. The fee covers classes, twin-sharing accommodation and three meals a day. Prices are set by the provider in dirhams; the dollar figures shown here are a converted equivalent for comparison, and the dirham price plus VAT is the amount actually charged. Visa facilitation is available as a separate service, and a football supplement is offered as a paid add-on. Ages, dates and duration. The camp accepts students aged 7 to 17 and runs in fixed two-week terms rather than open-ended stays. Arrival dates currently open are listed in the session block on this page. Because terms are fixed, families have less flexibility over start dates than at camps with weekly intakes, and should check term dates before booking travel. Location and travel. The camp is based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, with arrival through Dubai International Airport. Transfers are not stated as included and should be confirmed with the provider, along with visa requirements for the student's nationality. Who the programme may suit. This camp may suit families who want their child to keep up academic momentum — particularly in English — over the summer, in a boarding setting with a clear daily structure. It may also suit Gulf-based families seeking an international boarding experience locally. Families whose priority is sport and physical wellbeing rather than classes should compare it with the provider's Fitness & Wellness camp.