Language schools

Abbey College Cambridge is an independent day and boarding college at Homerton Gardens in Cambridge, teaching Year 9, GCSE and A Level pupils with a maximum class size of fourteen. It has forty-two classrooms, twelve science laboratories, art and design studios, a library, music studios and a hall used for assemblies, sport and concerts, and more than four hundred student rooms on campus or a few minutes' walk away. International pupils can join for one or two terms through the British Boarding School Experience, combining academic subjects with English language lessons.

Abbey College Malvern is a British boarding college on a 70-acre campus in Malvern, Worcestershire, running all-inclusive residential Summer English holiday courses since 1969.

Abbey College Manchester is an independent day and boarding college on Cheapside, off King Street in central Manchester, teaching GCSE, A Level and International Foundation pupils. It has twenty-eight fully equipped classrooms, five science laboratories, an art and textiles studio, a photography studio with darkroom, two computer suites, a large study centre, wellbeing rooms and a college nurse with onsite medical facilities, together with a boarding house of sixty-seven single en suite bedrooms with full board. International pupils can join for one or two terms through the British Boarding School Experience, combining academic subjects with English language lessons.

Abernethy Outdoor Centres is a Scottish charitable trust running residential outdoor activity centres at Nethy Bridge in the Cairngorms National Park, at Barcaple near Castle Douglas in Dumfries and Galloway, and at Kilmalieu on the Ardgour Peninsula near Fort William. Alongside school residentials, Duke of Edinburgh residentials, retreats and group bookings, it runs its own adventure camps and family holidays for young people, led by its own instructors. Activities on and off site include climbing, canoeing, kayaking, archery, zip wire, gorge walking and mountain biking in the surrounding Highlands. Camps combine outdoor adventure with evening games and an evening Christian programme, and campers are looked after by house parents on site around the clock.

Academic Summer Ltd is a BAC-accredited UK summer school operator for children and teenagers aged 7–17, running academic summer camps in London Westminster (Experience London, Career Pathways) and Bristol (Westcountry Adventure), alongside the Living Learning English homestay programme. Programmes combine academic subjects with excursions and leisure. The 2026 season has finished (final starts were in late July 2026); 2026 prices were published (Bristol from £3,450 for 2 weeks ages 7–17, London Westminster £4,300–£5,000). The operator also runs Academic Camp Canada. Registered office: 7 Soundwell Road, Staple Hill, Bristol BS16 4QG. Partnership candidate for the 2027 season; its programmes are also delivered on partner-school campuses (e.g. former Sidcot and DLD College venues).

Accent Français is a French language school at 2 rue de Verdun in the pedestrian heart of Montpellier, running year-round adult courses and a dedicated teenagers/juniors programme for ages 16–18 (15-year-olds accepted if they turn 16 within the year). Juniors choose between the all-inclusive Summer Pack (courses + activities and excursions + host family full board, summer window June–mid-August), the year-round Juniors Standard Course (20 lessons + 4 tutoring lessons per week, every Monday start) and French + High School Diploma preparation. For safety, minor students may only stay with vetted French host families on half or full board, with quality-charter controls; hosts accompany students to school on the first day and a signed parental liability agreement is required before class. Native graduate teachers, weekly evaluations, TCF exam option. Agents area available for partners.

ACCORD ISS runs residential English language and football summer programmes in the UK, including centres at Royal Hospital School in Suffolk and Rossall School on the north-west coast, and operates the Paris Saint-Germain Academy England residential programmes for ages 8–16. Courses combine English lessons (15 hours per week in classes of up to 14) with sport, activities and excursions; Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) programmes offer 25–40 hours of football training per week. The season ran from early July to August.

ActiLingua Academy is a language school in Vienna, Austria, running German courses for adults and a residential German summer school for kids and teenagers. The junior programme is hosted on a closed campus in central Vienna, where classes, accommodation, full board and the leisure programme all take place in one place under round-the-clock supervision. Teaching is delivered by native German speakers in small groups, and the school also prepares students for the OeSD German certificate.

Action Company is an Austrian holiday-camp operator running residential summer camps for children and teenagers in the Mölltal valley in Carinthia. Its programmes combine outdoor and adventure sports with entertainment and round-the-clock supervision, and include activity camps as well as learning camps that add half-day English or maths tuition.

Activate Camps runs one of the widest ranges of sport and activity holiday camps in the UK for children aged 5-14, alongside a summer series of Performance Residential Camps for ages 9-17. The performance camps are hosted at leading independent schools — Oundle School, Worksop College and Lord Wandsworth College — and give ambitious young athletes several days of elite-style coaching in their sport with full-board boarding-school accommodation and pastoral care.

Active Training and Education (ATE) is a not-for-profit educational charity with nearly 60 years of experience in running residential holiday camps called 'Superweeks' for children aged 8 to 16. ATE focuses on creating fun and empowering spaces for children, fostering social experiences that encourage imagination, creativity, and personal growth. Their highly experienced and rigorously trained staff ensure a safe and inclusive environment where children can build new friendships, explore new activities, and develop valuable life skills.

Aiglon College is a private, non-profit international boarding school in Chesières-Villars, Switzerland, offering a holistic education (mind, body and spirit) for students aged 6–18 in an alpine setting, leading to the IB Diploma, with a summer camp.

Alpadia Language Schools organize international summer language camps for teenagers in Europe. Students improve English, French or German while enjoying sports, excursions and cultural activities in top European destinations.

Altitude Camps is a summer camp operator based in Verbier, in the Swiss Alps. It runs residential camps for children and teenagers, who stay in traditional Swiss chalets within walking distance of the town centre, as well as day camps for younger children and families staying locally. Campers choose between an English language programme and a mountain adventure programme in the morning, and join sports, creative activities and excursions in the afternoon.

The American International School - Salzburg is an international boarding and day school in Salzburg, Austria. Alongside its academic year programme, the school runs an intensive summer language programme in English and German for teenagers, combining small-group lessons in the morning with cultural and outdoor activities in the afternoons, evenings and at weekends. Students live on campus in supervised dormitories with resident staff on every floor, and the activity programme makes use of Salzburg and the surrounding Alpine region.

American Village runs English-immersion holiday camps in France for children and teenagers aged 8 to 17. Founded in 1994 and part of the Nacel group, it welcomes campers at residential centres across the country, where daily life, games and activities are carried out entirely in English by native or bilingual counsellors working to a ratio of one counsellor per five children. Every stay combines English sessions in small level-based groups with sports, creative workshops, themed evenings and American-style traditions such as the daily Congress show, the Market and the closing graduation ceremony. The centres are approved by the French Ministry of Education and Youth, and the organisation is a member of UNOSEL.

AM Language Studio is an English language school in Sliema, Malta, running year-round courses for adults and seasonal English programmes for teenagers and kids. Teenage packages combine 20 English sessions per week in small international classes with a supervised activity programme, full-board host family or residence accommodation and two-way airport transfers. The school is licensed by the Maltese authorities and operates a dedicated Child Protection Officer and 24/7 welfare assistance for minors.

Anglo-Continental is one of England’s leading English language schools, British Council accredited and an English UK member, on a garden campus in Bournemouth with a separate dedicated school building for Young Learners aged 10–16.

Apollo Language Centre is an English language school in Dublin running adult, young adult and junior summer programmes. Its adult school on Lad Lane in Dublin 2 hosts the Young Adults summer programme for ages 15 to 19, with morning English classes, host family accommodation and an organised social programme.

Founded in 1911 on the historic shores of Lake Ontario, Appleby College is a world-renowned leader in education with a steadfast mission: to develop students of strong character who will become ethical leaders and major contributors to their local, national, and global communities. The school believes in educating the whole person for a rapidly changing world, fostering not only academic rigor but also resilience, empathy, and a spirit of service. Appleby’s distinctive advantage is its holistic and mandatory "Appleby Diploma" program, which seamlessly integrates academics, athletics, arts, service, and global education. This comprehensive approach ensures every student discovers and pursues diverse passions within a supportive, values-based culture renowned for innovation and caring. The educational philosophy centers on experiential, student-centered learning within state-of-the-art facilities, designed to cultivate critical thinking, creative problem-solving, and intercultural competencies. The curriculum prioritizes leadership development, environmental stewardship, and moral growth, preparing graduates to navigate complexity with clarity and integrity. With a vibrant global alumni network that attests to the enduring impact of its program, Appleby College stands as a dynamic institution dedicated to launching leaders who are adaptable, compassionate, and ready to make a positive difference.

Arts University Bournemouth is a specialist arts university in Bournemouth, England, whose watchword is that it turns creativity into careers. Alongside its degree courses the university runs two-week residential summer courses for teenagers on its own campus, taught by AUB staff in the university's studios and workshops. Summer subjects for ages 15–18 are Animation, Architecture, Commercial Photography, Creative Art and Design, Fashion, Textiles and Costume Design, Filmmaking and Production, and Games Art and Character Design, with a separate residential course for ages 13–14. Students on a residential package stay in AUB accommodation and take part in an evening and weekend activity programme, and course members may receive feedback on their portfolios in pre-application reviews.

ATC was founded in 1973 and since then we have been providing Quality English Language programmes for students of all ages from around the world. We have two year round English schools in Ireland, Bray and Dublin. In addition, we are one of the largest providers of junior summer programmes in Ireland with 8 locations across the country. We offer a wide range of English courses for students of different ages and levels of English, all of which are approved in Ireland by Quality and Qualifications Ireland for English Language Teaching (ELT). The academic team at ATC Language Schools strive to design, plan and deliver innovative programmes to suit the needs of all students while providing a memorable learning experience. ATC are members of, and accredited by, the leading associations in the international education sector, including ACELS, English Education Ireland, Quality English and Select Ireland. ATC’s year round schools in Bray and Dublin are also accredited by Eaquals. Our English courses, which are taught by fully qualified teachers, have an international reputation for academic excellence. ATC’s Mission Statement We aim to help our students improve their English language skills in a friendly and stimulating atmosphere by providing an extensive educational and cultural programme, and by ensuring that their needs are clearly understood and met at all times.

Atlas Language School is an award-winning English language school with centres in Dublin, Malta, Liverpool and Clare, offering general and intensive English, exam preparation and junior summer programmes for ages 10–17.

Babel Academy of English is an English language school in the centre of Dublin, on Eden Quay beside the Liffey. It teaches adults and juniors: general and exam English, Erasmus+ courses for teachers and groups, and a junior summer school for students aged 11 to 17. The junior programme runs in two forms — a homestay option based at Manor House in Raheny, a coastal Dublin suburb about twenty minutes by train from the centre, and a university residence option on the Dublin City University campus, where lessons and activities take place on site. Classes are capped at sixteen students, every student sits an entry-level test and receives a course book, materials and a certificate on completion, and the package is full board with airport transfers, a midweek social programme and a full-day Saturday excursion. A separate residential programme for school groups runs on the South East Technological University campus in Waterford. Host families are recruited and inspected by the school itself.

Bath Academy runs a junior summer school for ages 12-16 in the centre of Bath, with weekly starts in July. The 2026 season has finished; enquiries are open for the next season.

Bede's Summer School offers a range of fully inclusive academic residential summer programmes across five beautiful locations in the South East of England. With a focus on student experience, wellbeing, and educational quality, Bede's provides immersive academic, social, and excursion programmes tailored to students' needs and interests. The school welcomes over 1,700 students aged 6-20 from various countries, fostering a diverse and multicultural learning environment. Each centre and course is carefully designed to create an engaging and supportive atmosphere for students to learn and grow.

Benenden School is a leading UK independent boarding school in Cranbrook, Kent. Its Summer School, «Sustainable Futures», is a two-week residential programme for boys and girls aged 11 to 16 that brings the school's sustainability projects into an enquiry-based academic summer course, giving international students a taste of boarding life at the school.

Berlitz ELA (English Language Academy) is a Berlitz-branded English school in the heart of St Julian's, Malta, with over 30 years of experience, accredited by FELTOM and licensed by the ELT Council. Its International Summer Camp for teens 13–17 runs in fixed two-week sessions (2026: 5–18 July, 19 July – 1 August, 2–15 August) with 40 General English lessons per session, Berlitz digital materials with 12-month access, a full leisure programme, placement test, certificate, airport transfers and GuardMe insurance included, 24/7 emergency support and dedicated group leaders (1:15). Two package options: host family full board (€1,570/2 weeks) or student residence half board (€1,985/2 weeks). Adults and 50+ courses also offered.

Bishop's Stortford College International Summer School is a residential summer programme held on the College's 150-acre campus in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire — around 35 minutes from London and 15 minutes from Stansted Airport. The school welcomes international students aged 8 to 17 (individual students aged 13 to 17) for two-week courses combining English language tuition with a full activity programme, local visits and excursions to places of historical and cultural interest.

Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp strives to maintain an atmosphere where students who want to learn may do so in an environment which encourages creativity and recognizes the importance of the individual. Students are accepted at whatever their proficiency level may be and are encouraged to grow. Faculty and staff strive to motivate campers and share with them the joy of achievement in the fine arts. Enthusiasm is contagious at Blue Lake as campers discover, learn, experience, and succeed. Our Camp draws its inspiration from the Arens Art Colony that was located in Door County, Wisconsin, and founded in 1922 by Ludolph Arens. The spirit of the Arens Art Colony continues to flourish at Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp. The fundamental mission to motivate students to pursue their art with new enthusiasm continues to drive those who have worked to make Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp what it is today. Our mission to inspire young artists to achieve their best has not wavered since our first day of camp in 1966. Blue Lake’s faculty members come from universities, colleges, professional ensembles, and private and public schools from around the country. They serve as motivators and role-models for the campers by teaching artistry, discipline, and appreciation of formal study. Their goal is to motivate through engaging instruction, sending them home with an incentive to pursue their art with new enthusiasm. Most Blue Lake faculty members have completed their Masters and Doctorate degrees and have extensive teaching and performance experience.

Founded in 1976, BLI (Bouchereau Lingua International) is a globally recognized language school built on a mission to provide immersive, high-quality language training that extends beyond the classroom and into real-world application. Its core philosophy is that the best way to learn a language is to live it, which is realized through a dynamic and communicative teaching methodology designed to develop fluency, proficiency, and the global skills needed for success. A key advantage of BLI is its holistic approach, combining tailored language programs—now updated to meet evolving student needs—with a rich schedule of activities and a quality homestay program to deepen cultural immersion. The school distinguishes itself with a dedicated, passionate teaching staff, a positive atmosphere, and a long-standing reputation for innovation and exemplary service, serving both international students and corporate clients like Deloitte and Coca-Cola. With a history spanning over 36 years and campuses in Montreal and Quebec City, BLI has successfully educated thousands of students from diverse backgrounds, cementing its role in shaping global citizens.

BLC International (est. 1995) is a city-centre language college at 7 Old Steine, Brighton — opposite the Royal Pavilion, 2 minutes from the beach and Palace Pier. Its all-inclusive teenage Junior Vacation courses (13–17, full-board homestay included) run in FOUR seasons — winter, spring, summer and autumn — plus a Football + English course with Brighton & Hove Albion Foundation at the American Express Elite Performance Centre, Kids Explorer day courses (7–12) and Junior English for teens travelling with parents. Summer lunches are served at the University of Brighton campus.

Brillantmont International School, established in 1882, is a family-owned institution located in Lausanne, Switzerland. As the oldest Swiss boarding school continuously operated by the same family, it offers a personalized and supportive educational environment. The school provides both British IGCSE and A-Level programs, as well as a High School Diploma, catering to students from diverse backgrounds. With nearly 150 years of experience, Brillantmont emphasizes individualized learning, fostering a warm and inclusive atmosphere that promotes academic excellence and personal growth.

Britannia English School (BEA) is a British Council-accredited English language school in Manchester. Its Junior Summer Camp 2026 takes place at the University of Salford campus and brings together young learners from around the world: 20 hours of English per week with native teachers, small classes (max 12) tailored to level, and programmes for ages 6–17 — Dream Builders (6–11), Future Leaders (12–17, course-only/residence/homestay) and two-week Tennis and Football training programmes.

British Summer School offers immersive summer programs in the UK for international students aged 6–18, hosted at respected British boarding schools. We provide a range of English language, sports, and specialist courses, alongside cultural activities and excursions, allowing students to learn, stay active, and explore their interests. With a strong focus on quality teaching, student wellbeing, and authentic British experiences, we aim to make every summer both enjoyable and meaningful.

British Youth Music Theatre (BYMT) is a UK charity creating new musical theatre with young people aged 11–17. Its six-day residential summer camps, heavily subsidised by Arts Council England, need no audition: participants devise and perform a brand-new musical with professional theatre directors, composers and writers, and receive a Grade 6 Certificate in Musical Theatre accredited by Mountview Exams.

Brooke House College is a co-educational independent boarding and day school in Market Harborough, Leicestershire, England, known for its international student body, Football Academy and residential summer school programmes.

Award-winning Summer and Easter ​Language Schools ​in Scotland and England. BLISS is a British Council Accredited summer school in Scotland and now also in England, offering high-quality English language learning, exceptional pastoral care, and a warm, inclusive community where young people gain confidence, independence and lifelong friendships. Each of our schools has its own ​personality.

Brummana High School Summer Experience is the summer camp of Brummana High School in Lebanon, offering day and residential (boarding) camps for boys and girls with academics, sports, swimming, trips and activities in a safe, supervised setting overlooking Beirut.

BSC Education runs premium residential summer programmes for international young learners aged 10-17 at prestigious locations in the UK, including boarding schools such as Bedford School and Wellington School and a Central London summer school. Programmes combine interactive English lessons using National Geographic Learning materials with excursions, sports and social activities, with dedicated welfare staff and 24/7 supervision.

Bucksmore Education offers immersive English language summer courses for international students aged 11 to 17. With over 40 years of experience, they provide engaging programs that combine academic learning with cultural exploration in vibrant UK cities. Their courses are designed to enhance language skills, foster global perspectives, and prepare students for future academic pursuits.

Buckswood Overseas Summer School (BOSS) is a residential international summer school for ages 8–17 on the Buckswood School campus near Hastings, East Sussex: 15 hours of English plus 5 hours of leadership training per week, Trinity GESE exam, Young Leader Award, four excursions weekly and full-board boarding-house accommodation.

Cambridge Academy of English (British Council accredited, English UK Young Learners, IALC and TEN member) has decades of experience running fully-inclusive residential Young Learner courses. For 2026 its summer camps run at Stamford School (Lincolnshire): Moreton Hall for 8–12s, Old Buckenham for 12–15s, Princess Helena for 14–17s, and Girton Young Leaders for 17–20s. Everything is in the price — tuition (max 12 per class), boarding, all meals, excursions, admissions, insurance and transfers from the four main London airports. Group and customised courses via [email protected]; ETOs have a dedicated login.

Camp Cooper is the UK's leading American-style overnight summer camp based in Scotland, offering a unique experience for children aged 7–17. With a focus on personal growth and cultural exchange, the camp provides a diverse range of activities and programs tailored to individual interests. The dedicated staff ensures a safe and supportive environment, fostering lasting friendships and unforgettable memories.

Camp Crusoe is an Ofsted-registered residential summer camp located in the heart of Thetford Forest Park, East Anglia, UK. Designed for children aged 8 to 15, the camp offers a quintessentially British summer experience where campers feel connected, valued, challenged, and supported. With a focus on fun and personal development, Camp Crusoe provides a relaxed yet adventurous atmosphere, encouraging children to try new things, grow in confidence, and enjoy being with peers from diverse backgrounds. The camp's ethos emphasizes the importance of outdoor play, mental well-being, and the discovery of new skills, all while fostering lasting friendships and cherished memories.

Camp Kernow is an award-winning off-grid summer camp located in Cornwall, UK, offering immersive environmental adventure experiences for children aged 8–15. Established in 2008, the camp focuses on reconnecting children with nature and inspiring sustainable living through hands-on activities such as bushcraft, wild food foraging, tree climbing, kayaking, archery, blacksmithing, and campfire cooking. Accommodation is provided in canvas structures, including yurts, tipis, and bell tents, all situated on a private 200-acre woodland estate near Truro. The camp operates entirely off-grid, utilizing solar power and sustainable systems to provide a unique and eco-friendly experience. Camp Kernow is dedicated to fostering a deep connection to the natural world, promoting environmental stewardship, and building lasting friendships among campers.

Camp Rubicon is a UK residential action-sports camp operator, now in its 20th year, running supervised skateboarding holiday camps in the New Forest on the south coast of England. Campers travel to a different skatepark each day with guest coaches, with accommodation, meals and skatepark admissions included. The operator also runs a scooter camp in the Midlands.

Camp Suisse is a premier international summer camp nestled in the heart of the Swiss Alps, offering unforgettable experiences for children and teens aged 7–17. The camp’s philosophy centres on fostering innovation, resilience, and joy in learning, encouraging campers to take risks, make mistakes, and try again within a uniquely supportive atmosphere. The camp’s methodology combines immersive outdoor adventure with tailored language tuition, leveraging Switzerland's stunning alpine setting and cultural richness. Campers are divided into age-based groups with constant supervision by dedicated staff, ensuring individual attention and a personalised approach. The program emphasises hands-on, experiential learning—where children participate in a packed schedule of sports, excursions, and creative activities while developing language skills in a natural, engaging context. Key advantages of Camp Suisse include its safety standards and a high staff-to-camper ratio of 2:1, which guarantees close mentorship and round-the-clock care. The camp takes pride in its experienced, returning staff who serve as role models and mentors.

Campus Experience is the summer football programme of the Real Madrid Foundation, based in Madrid, Spain. Boys, girls and goalkeepers train with Real Madrid Foundation coaches at Real Madrid Sports City in Valdebebas and at university campuses in Madrid, combining football sessions with values education and recreational activities. The programme is offered in half-day, full-day and residential formats in a bilingual Spanish-English environment.

The school holidays are approaching, making now the perfect time to plan an unforgettable summer adventure. From bushcraft and campfire cooking to woodland challenges, outdoor exploration, and team activities, Camp Wilderness gives children the chance to discover new skills, build confidence, make friends, and enjoy the outdoors in a fun and supportive environment. Explore our summer camps to find the right adventure for your child — or experience it together with one of our Family Camps. We look forward to welcoming you to Camp Wilderness this summer.

Since 1979, CISS has been providing exceptional summer camp, high school, and year-round English and French language study experiences for children, teens, and adults. With a focus on fun and unique opportunities to learn, our summer programmes promise to give you the experience—and the Canadian memories—of a lifetime.

Carlingford Adventure Centre is an outdoor activity centre in the medieval village of Carlingford, Co. Louth, Ireland, about an hour from both Dublin and Belfast airports. It runs residential and non-residential summer camps for children and teenagers, school and youth group trips, family camps and half-day activities on Carlingford Lough, in the Cooley woodland and at its SkyPark aerial adventure park.

Caterham School in Surrey launched its own summer school in 2026 for ages 11-17, offering residential and day places with EDGE, Oracy and EAL programmes plus sports academies run with Crystal Palace FC and Harlequins. The 2026 season has finished; enquiries are open for the next season.

Cavendish School of English is a family-run language school with centres in Bournemouth, England, and in Valletta, the capital of Malta. In Malta it runs junior camps for teenagers in spring, summer and autumn, combining English lessons at its own school building in Valletta with full-board accommodation in a Maltese host family or a hotel residence, a daily excursion and activity programme and its own minibus transport between accommodation, school and activities.

CAVILAM – Alliance Française is one of France's most renowned French language institutes, based in the spa town of Vichy in the Auvergne. Alongside its famous teacher-training and adult programmes, its Junior Programme combines French courses (15 hours/week, qualified teachers experienced with young learners) with multi-sport activities at the VICHY STAGES sporting centre for ages 11–16, with full-board host family accommodation or a day format.

Camp Cayuga, founded in 1950 and under the dedicated stewardship of the Buynak family for over six decades, is built on a philosophy that extends far beyond a typical summer vacation. Its core mission is to provide a safe, healthy, and profoundly enriching environment where children from diverse international backgrounds can grow artistically, athletically, and socially. The camp is committed to fostering the development of new skills, a deep appreciation for nature, and the seeds of lifelong friendships. This is achieved by emphasizing timeless values such as cooperation, independence, and personal growth, ensuring each child's experience is both joyful and transformative. Strategically designed for optimal engagement, Camp Cayuga's unique advantage lies in its dual-campus structure nestled on over 350 acres in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains. This innovative setup allows for age-specific programming on separate Junior and Teen campuses, each with its own facilities, creating a perfectly tailored experience for different age groups. The camp is celebrated for being "just the right size"—large enough to offer an unparalleled variety of over 60 daily elective activities, yet small enough to maintain an intimate, family-like atmosphere where every camper is known individually. This is supported by a highly qualified staff, a 1:4 camper-to-counselor ratio, and a non-competitive, free-choice program model that prioritizes skill-building, safety, and personal enjoyment over competition.

CDC Performance is a UK-based ski race-training club and coaching team, led by experienced former British team racers, that runs on-snow race camps abroad and dry-slope sessions in the UK for young skiers. Programmes span from minis, accompanied by a parent, through children's race groups to FIS-level athletes, with a focus on technical development, race preparation, video analysis, fitness and a supportive team environment. The team also welcomes newer skiers who want to experience racing and become part of the CDC family. Families should confirm current dates, prices, availability, travel arrangements and supervision directly with the provider.

Celtic English Academy is a British Council accredited English language school in Cardiff, Wales (IALC and English UK member), running adult courses year-round and residential junior summer programmes in Monmouth and Mayfield.

The Centre International d'Antibes is an independent French language school located in the South of France, in the town of Antibes on the French Riviera. Situated between Nice and Cannes, just a few minutes' walk from the beaches, the school offers an exceptional location for students to learn French while enjoying the Mediterranean culture. Since 1985, the school has grown from three classrooms to managing two French schools for adults and four summer language camps for children, welcoming more than 150,000 students from around the world. The school offers French language immersion courses for students of all ages and levels, from complete beginners to advanced learners. Programmes include standard and intensive French courses, as well as courses for adults, juniors, and seniors. Accommodation options include carefully selected host families and modern, comfortable studios managed directly by the school. The main goal is to provide high-quality French language teaching in a motivating and caring environment, allowing students to progress at their own pace while experiencing an authentic cultural immersion in one of France's most stunning regions.

For over 40 years, CES has welcomed thousands of students from more than 85 countries, offering high-quality English language courses and cultural experiences in Ireland, the UK, and Canada. Their mission is to enhance language accuracy and fluency, enabling students to achieve their future goals and ambitions. CES provides a variety of programs for juniors and teens, with options for homestay or residential accommodations, ensuring a comprehensive and immersive learning experience.

CERAN Academy has been a pioneer in language education for nearly 50 years, born from a simple, powerful vision in Spa, Belgium: to break down linguistic and cultural barriers for a more connected world. Now part of the ChateauForm' group, our mission is to guide juniors and young adults in their quest for linguistic excellence through a unique and proven methodology. We promise "Seriously Fun" language experiences that transform and inspire, driven by the belief that every word learned opens the door to new opportunities. Our key advantage is the immersive CERAN Methodology, which is far more than a teaching approach. It is a holistic experience where students practice their target language from morning to evening, including during organized leisure activities. This 360-degree immersion guarantees rapid progress, builds confidence, and activates knowledge, whether a student aims to overcome school difficulties or start learning a new language. Learning extends beyond the classroom into our premium facilities, equipped with state-of-the-art teaching tools, and into a vibrant global community, where connecting with peers from diverse cultures fosters cultural awareness and a global mindset. Key facts that define CERAN include our establishment in Belgium almost five decades ago and our legacy of having educated over 200,000 students from around the world. By joining CERAN Academy, students don't just acquire language skills; they develop a deeper understanding of their place as a global citizen in an environment where every interaction is a life lesson and friendships transcend borders. .

CESL (Création Épanouissement Sport et Loisirs) is a French non-profit association, registered under the 1901 law, that has been organising residential holiday camps — colonies de vacances — for children and teenagers aged 4 to 17. The association is based in Paris and runs camps in France, Switzerland, Belgium and Canada across the spring, summer, autumn and winter school holidays. Programmes are led in French by a qualified animation team, with published staffing ratios for every camp, and cover snow sports, water sports, motor sports, multi-activity and discovery themes. CESL holds French tourism licence no. IM091100013 and youth-and-sports accreditation no. 075ORG1451, with financial guarantee provided by Groupama.

Charterhouse Summer School offers international students aged 10-17 the opportunity to experience life at one of Britain's most prestigious and historic academic institutions. Set within a 240-acre campus just south of London, the school provides a positive learning environment that fosters confidence, diligence, aspiration, and creativity, preparing students for adult life. The summer programs reflect the values, academic excellence, and ambition that define Charterhouse's year-round education, offering a blend of academic courses and extracurricular activities designed to challenge and inspire students.

Chetham's School of Music is the UK's largest specialist music school, located in the heart of Manchester next to its professional concert venue, The Stoller Hall. Founded in 1653 as Chetham's Hospital School and a specialist music school since 1969, it is a registered charity educating young musicians aged 8–18. Each summer the school runs Chetham's Summer School, a week-long residential programme for instrumentalists, pianists, singers and jazz musicians aged 11–17, taught by professional music tutors with final performances at The Stoller Hall. The school is a Duke of Edinburgh Approved Activity Provider.

Christ College Brecon is a historic independent boarding and day school in Brecon, Wales, founded in 1541, set on the edge of the Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog) National Park. Its two-week residential Summer Adventure Camps combine English language lessons in small ability groups with adventure activities such as high-ropes, climbing, surfing, gorge-walking and go-karting, plus team sports, arts and crafts, music workshops and evening activities. Costs include accommodation in the school’s boarding houses, meals, activities, trips and transfers to and from London Heathrow.

Churchill House is an independent English language school with over 50 years of experience teaching young learners from around the world. British Council accredited and a long-standing member of English UK, it combines structured English tuition with activities, excursions and supportive accommodation, offering a diverse international environment with strong individual care.

Claremont School is an independent day and boarding school in East Sussex, England, part of the International Schools Partnership (ISP). Its International Summer School (July–August) welcomes students aged 11–17 from around the world for an Active English programme with specialist pathways including film making, drama, martial arts, multi-sports, music and forest school, plus seven excursions including London, Thorpe Park, Canterbury and Hastings. Students board in the school’s boarding houses with all meals cooked on campus; airport transfers are coordinated by the summer school team.

Clubclass English Language School is an English language school and residence complex at 104 Triq Is-Sidra, Swieqi, Malta. Alongside adult courses it runs the Liberty Programme, an English and activities programme for students aged 16 to 18 with accommodation in the Garden View Complex or with a host family, and a Parent and Child Programme for younger learners aged 7 to 15 travelling with a parent. Courses start every Monday and the school operates an outdoor pool, fitness centre and student lounge on site.

CMEF is a French language centre on the Côte d'Azur, on a closed campus at Cap d'Ail between Monaco and Nice. It runs junior language stays for international teenagers with French as a foreign language teaching, campus accommodation, full board, a supervised sports and cultural programme and round-the-clock supervision. The centre is authorised by the French Youth and Sports Ministry and its teachers are graduates in teaching French as a foreign language.

Cobham Hall is an independent day and boarding school in Cobham, Kent, set between Gravesend and Rochester and part of Mill Hill Education Group. Just under thirty nationalities are represented in its student body, and alongside permanent boarders the school takes international students on short stay and immersion placements, with English as an Additional Language taught by specialist teachers.

Coláiste UISCE is an Irish-language college at Cuan Eilí, An Cloghar, County Mayo, combining Gaeltacht Irish courses with watersports, running residential summer courses for students as well as group bookings.

Coláistí Chorca Dhuibhne runs Irish-language summer courses on the Dingle peninsula, County Kerry, including a two-week residential programme for students aged 12 to 14 at Coláiste Íde, an 18th-century manor house on Dingle Harbour where all students board.

Collège Alpin Beau Soleil, founded in 1910, is one of Switzerland's most prestigious international boarding schools, in Villars-sur-Ollon, for students aged 11–18, offering the IB and Advanced Studies Diploma with a strong outdoor and winter-sports programme; it runs summer camps.

Collège Champittet is a Swiss private day and boarding school in Pully-Lausanne, on the shores of Lake Geneva, and part of the Nord Anglia Education group. Alongside its year-round academic programme the school runs holiday clubs and day camps during the autumn, spring and summer breaks, and a two-week residential Leadership Camp for pre-teens and teenagers. The camp programme is delivered in English and combines leadership workshops with Alpine and lakeside outdoor sport.

Collège du Léman is a leading international school in Geneva, offering a highly personalised education within a diverse community of 120+ nationalities. Students benefit from world-class teaching, multilingual learning and an exceptional choice of academic pathways designed around their individual strengths, ambitions and interests.

Concord College Summer School is a residential summer programme at Concord College, Acton Burnell, Shropshire, England, offering English, STEM and Humanities courses for international students alongside a social and enrichment programme.

Concorde International is an English language teaching organisation based in Canterbury, Kent, which runs residential and homestay summer courses for young learners on the campuses of independent schools and colleges across Kent and in Bath. The organisation publishes its own junior price list and junior terms and conditions, takes the registrations and the payments itself, and provides the teaching staff, the activity and excursion programme, the supervision and the airport transfers; the schools and colleges named in each course supply the classrooms, the sports facilities and, where a course is residential, the boarding houses. Teachers hold a minimum CELTA teaching qualification or equivalent, classes follow a task-based communicative syllabus, and every student receives a certificate and a progress report at the end of the course. Separate programmes are offered for individual young learners and for school groups travelling with a group leader.

At CMA Summer Camps students enjoy an incredible mix of Adventure Activities, Team Sports and STEAM workshops (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Maths), with a focus on Discovery, Creativity and Adventure while connecting to nature in the stunning surrounds of the recently UNESCO listed shores of Lough Mask in Connemara. All Irish and International boys and girls aged 7-17 yrs are welcome. In 2026 over 50% of students came from across Ireland and the rest came from across the world including France, Italy, Spain, Germany, Austria, Portugal, Belgium, Ukraine, Switzerland, UK, South America, Moldova, Africa, US, Japan, Taiwan, China, Oman and the UAE. Airport Transfers serving Knock Airport (50 min), Shannon Airport (90 min) and Dublin Airport (2.5hrs) are available for our international students and a bus service for Irish students.

Cork English College (CEC) has welcomed young students to Cork since 1978 — over 65,000 students overall — and has been named Best Language School at the Education Awards three years running. Junior summer programmes (host family or residential, junior centres open 28 June - 1 August 2026) include 15 hours of English per week plus a choice of specialisms: multi-activity, golf with Fota Island Golf Academy, horse riding, rugby with Munster Rugby, football with Valencia CF, STEAM with Designer Minds, and Young Adult / Young Adult Cambridge programmes (20 hours). Fully accredited by ACELS and EAQUALS; official 2026 Price List is published as a PDF.

Country House Camp offers a quintessential English country house experience for girls aged 8 to 14. Located in the Hampshire countryside, the camp provides a nurturing environment where campers can immerse themselves in British culture, improve their English language skills, and engage in a variety of activities. The camp emphasizes personal growth, cultural appreciation, and fun, ensuring each camper has a memorable and enriching experience.

C-Pi Education runs full-boarding residential holiday "Scholae" and camps in Dubai for boys and girls aged 7–17, operating since 2001. Programmes combine morning classes or workshops, afternoon sports, and evening/weekend excursions in a supervised twin-sharing boarding residence. Admission, registration and fees are handled by C-Pi’s exclusive UAE agent, Regime Nutrition & Fitness Advisors FZ-LLC.

Crossogue Equestrian is a family-run equestrian centre at Crossogue House near Thurles, County Tipperary, which has run residential riding holidays for teenagers for 30 years. Guests aged 11 to 18 stay at the house, ride twice a day with an allocated horse or pony, and can take optional English tuition alongside the riding programme.

Delphi Resort is an adventure resort in Leenane, Connemara, County Galway, on Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, and the seller of its own residential multi-activity summer camps for children and teenagers. The resort owns and runs the site where the camps take place: an adventure centre with instructor-led water, ropes and land activities, the Wild Atlantic Hostel where campers sleep in dormitories, its own kitchens and dining rooms, and a shop on site. Camps are supervised around the clock - instructors run the programme by day and a night guard is on duty in the hostel overnight, with the support of a night porter in the hotel. Booking and payment are handled by the resort itself, which also publishes the camp fees and offers an optional return bus transfer to and from Westport railway station.

Discovery Summer is a British summer school operator with its head office in Kensington, London. It runs residential English Plus+ courses for young learners and teenagers at its Benenden, Marymount and Winchester centres, together with Global Young Leaders and Pre-University programmes, and non-residential day courses in central London. Every residential course combines English tuition with an afternoon and evening activity programme, full board and round-the-clock supervision.

DLD College London is an independent day and boarding college on Westminster Bridge Road, on the South Bank of the Thames, teaching Year 9, GCSE and A Level pupils in a purpose-built city campus. Boarding is on site, in en suite rooms within the college building itself, and the college runs an extra-curricular programme of weekly clubs, sports and activities, evening lectures and university study preparation. International pupils can join for one or two terms through the British Boarding School Experience, combining academic subjects with English language lessons.

Domaine de Lauzerte is a French residential holiday centre and equestrian estate in the Tarn-et-Garonne countryside, at 647 chemin de Las Boutes, 82110 Lauzerte. The centre has a capacity of 150 beds and its riding school is on site, so the horses can be seen in the paddock from the bedrooms. Children are housed in Le Domaine du Pigeonnier, the main gite with eight rooms of three to six beds and private shower rooms, in seven chalets of six beds with a shower room, in five bungalows of seven beds with a sanitary block beside the swimming pool, and in forest lodges of six beds with en-suite facilities or twelve beds with facilities nearby. Meals are cooked on the premises and eaten under the panoramic veranda, with snacks on the terrace and local produce from named neighbouring farms. Grounds include a beach volleyball court, a five-a-side football pitch, a tennis court, table tennis, a trampoline, a nature trail, an indoor swimming pool and a petanque pitch. Every adult on site holds the qualifications required by Jeunesse et Sports; one BAFA leader looks after a group of ten young people over ten, and one leader for every six children aged six to nine. The operator runs summer, spring, winter and autumn holiday stays built around horse riding, swimming, nature and wellbeing, and is registered with Atout France under IM082190005.

Domaine Equestre de Chevillon is a family-run equestrian estate in Burgundy, in the Yonne department near Auxerre and about an hour and a half from Paris. It sells and runs its own residential holidays for children, taking the booking and the payment directly. The estate has its own pony club and riding arena, carriages and sulkies, a teaching farm with hens, rabbits, goats and pigs, a heated outdoor swimming pool with a lifeguard on duty, fishing water and open countryside for hacking and bivouacs, and a group gite. Children are split into separate units by age band, each with its own activity room, so that groups stay together by age and rhythm. Riding is taught by state-qualified instructors and the estate renews the licences its activity requires. Programmes run from a first pony-and-farm stay for four to six year olds through to intensive riding courses for teenagers.

Donegal English Language School (DELS) is a family-owned school established in 1989 in Bundoran, Co. Donegal — the surf capital of Ireland on the Wild Atlantic Way. Set in a Georgian building overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, DELS runs junior summer programmes (ages 12–17) combining 15 hours of English tuition per week with surfing, horse riding and multi-activity adventures, residential or host family accommodation with full board, evening activities and Saturday full-day excursions. ACELS-accredited; members of English Education Ireland; nationalities capped for a great mix; students are never unaccompanied.

Downe House Summer School gives boys and girls aged 9 to 15 the opportunity to spend two weeks at one of the UK’s leading boarding schools, in Berkshire. The programme combines English (tailored to ability), STEM projects and a Global Solutions course with a wide range of activities and trips. The 2026 session ran from 11 to 25 July; a £500 deposit secures a place for future seasons.

Downing College is a constituent college of the University of Cambridge, located on Regent Street in the centre of Cambridge, England. Through its International Programme the College runs residential academic courses for international students aged 15 to 18, taught by University of Cambridge Fellows, lecturers and researchers. Students live in College accommodation, take their meals in the historic College Dining Hall and study alongside peers from around the world, with academic and pastoral support provided throughout. The programme combines subject teaching in STEM and Humanities pathways with excursions in Cambridge and London.

Durham University is a collegiate university in the city of Durham in the north-east of England, with teaching spaces and colleges in and around the UNESCO World Heritage centre of the city. Alongside its degree programmes it runs a residential pre-university summer school for international students aged 16-17: seminar teaching by Durham academics, en-suite college accommodation, a cultural and social programme, and full-day trips in the region.

Earlscliffe is an international sixth-form boarding college at 29 Shorncliffe Road, Folkestone, Kent (part of Dukes Education), rated Good by Ofsted, offering year-round A-level and pre-A-level study plus a residential Summer & Easter School delivered in partnership with Summer Boarding Courses (SBC). Summer 2026 courses (13–17, from A2/B1/B2 levels): Think Global! (English + global themes, £3,495/2 weeks or flexible 1–4 weeks at £1,747.50/week), Business Mini-MBA, Global Leadership and Science & Technology: Sustainable Futures (each £3,795/2 weeks), plus Uni Preparation (16–17). Easter course for ages 8–17 (2026: 28 March – 11 April, £1,790/week or £2,685/2 weeks — season passed; 2027 dates TBA). Prices include accommodation, all meals, tuition, materials, activities, excursions with admissions, certificate, progress report and travel insurance. Agent programme via Dukes Education (dukesplus.com/agents); Agent Quality Framework listed on site.

Chantemerle International Summer Camp is held on the campus of an established Swiss boarding school in Blonay. Founded in 1966, Chantemerle offers children and teenagers aged 6–16 a structured residential experience combining education, adventure and international friendships. Each day balances small-group language and personal-development classes with sports, outdoor adventures and creative workshops. Campers can enjoy kayaking, sailing, climbing, archery, tennis, team sports, aquapark visits, cooking, arts and crafts, dance and 3D printing. Specialist academies in football, basketball, ice hockey, tennis, golf and horse riding may also be available. More than a traditional activity camp, Chantemerle introduces children to the rhythm of boarding-school life within a supportive international community. The programme encourages independence, confidence, healthy routines and perseverance while giving campers the opportunity to discover Switzerland, develop new interests and build lasting friendships.

Ecole d'Humanité is a progressive international boarding school in Hasliberg Goldern, high in the Bernese Oberland (Swiss Alps), known for small classes, experiential learning and a chalet-style campus community. Its winter camp, the Ecole SkiVenture (ages 12–16), runs 31 January – 13 February 2027: mornings of German or English language learning (3 lessons/day Mon–Fri with TELC assessment and certificate), afternoons of ski or snowboard lessons (5 afternoons/week, gear and lift pass included), Saturday cultural excursions (e.g. Swiss Museum of Transport, ChocoWelt), Sunday supervised ski days, and evening activities within the school community. CHF 6,000 all-inclusive for two weeks, including Zurich airport pick-up/drop-off (early-bird discounts: CHF 1,000 off until 31 Aug 2026, CHF 500 off until 15 Oct 2026); the CHF 1,800 programme-fee component is waived if the student is later accepted to an Ecole academic programme (by 15 April 2027). Camp runs with a minimum of four participants.

Founded in 1908, Ecole Lémania is a private school in the centre of Lausanne, Switzerland, on the shores of Lake Geneva. Alongside its general education and professional training programmes and its boarding house, the school runs an International Summer Camp of intensive language and science courses for teenagers, offered as a day camp or with full board residential accommodation on campus.

École Nouvelle de la Suisse Romande (ENSR) is a private day and boarding school in Lausanne, Switzerland. Founded in 1906, it teaches pupils from pre-school to the Swiss Maturité and the International Baccalaureate, and has made winter sports part of school life since its foundation. Alongside the school year it runs camps in the Swiss Alps that are open to children who are not enrolled at the school: ski camps in winter and an international summer camp in Champéry for ages 8 to 18, with French or English lessons or a multisports programme.

Educamps Adventures (Educamps Ltd, office: 6-8 High Street, Ringwood BH24 1BZ) runs residential adventure camps for children and teenagers in the New Forest National Park, welcoming both UK and international students aged 12–17 (junior camp for younger children also offered). Camps run at Foxlease Park, a 65-acre estate near Lyndhurst, with full-board dormitory accommodation in three residential houses, high-energy activity programmes (high ropes, ziplines, canoeing, mountain biking, tunnelling, geocaching) and weekly excursions. Programmes: Adventure Only (£920/week) and English & Adventure for international students (£980/week, morning English lessons with expert teachers), Easter and Summer seasons, plus school-group residentials, South Coast Expedition and ski adventures. Laundry twice weekly and bedding for international students included; airport transfer add-ons from £50 (Bournemouth/Southampton) and £125–180 (Heathrow/Gatwick return). The school explicitly partners with international agents and group organisers.

Eduma is a Spanish youth activity organiser that has been running residential summer camps for children and teenagers since 1976. The provider operates its own camps across Madrid, Toledo, Salamanca, Asturias and the Mediterranean coast, grouping participants by age and combining outdoor adventure, sports, workshops and excursions with round-the-clock supervision by qualified camp leaders.

EHL Hospitality Business School is a Swiss hospitality business school with campuses in Lausanne, Passugg (Chur) and Singapore. Alongside its Bachelor, Master and MBA degrees it runs the EHL Junior Academy — pre-university camps for teenagers aged 16 to 18 who want to discover hospitality, business and the wider service industries while living on a university campus. The programmes combine university-level classes, interactive workshops, kitchen workshops and industry excursions, and participants stay in EHL residences with full board.

ELAC Study Vacations is an independent British summer school operator with 35 years of experience, running residential Discovery Programmes for young learners aged 7-17 at seven summer centres across England (Ardingly, Bath, Cirencester, Eastbourne, Horsham and Nottingham). Programmes combine English lessons with 21st-century skills development, creative and physical activities, evening entertainment and educational excursions, welcoming 32 nationalities. Accredited by the British Council and a member of English UK and Young Learners English UK.

ELI Schools is an EAQUALS-accredited English language school with centres in Dublin and Drogheda, teaching around six thousand students a year from more than seventy countries. Its junior residential programme is a summer camp for ages 10 to 17 based in Drogheda, a historic town about forty-five minutes from Dublin city centre and thirty from Dublin Airport; students join for between one and six weeks depending on their arrival date. The camp combines fifteen hours a week of general English — taught through project work on Irish culture, history and music, with students placed by level from the first day — with four half-day activity sessions and three evening events each week, a full day in Dublin every week, a full-day weekend excursion, host family accommodation on a shared-room full-board basis, return Dublin Airport transfers and an ELI certificate of attendance. Every class, activity, excursion and evening event has an ELI staff member present; teachers, activity staff and host families hold An Garda Siochana vetting and certified child protection training, and host families are inspected before approval and reinspected annually. The school also runs a young adult programme in Dublin for ages 16 to 19, short-term and work-and-study programmes for adults, closed school-group programmes, Erasmus+ mobility and English courses for teachers.

Elite Connect Camp is a premium English-language immersive residential summer programme for teenagers, operating in Dubai (UAE) and Canterbury (UK). It blends CEFR-aligned English, mathematics, sport, leadership and innovation with full pastoral care.

Embassy Camps runs residential English-language and skills camps for children and teenagers across Dubai, Malaysia, Singapore and other destinations, combining English immersion with technology, AI, innovation and cultural excursions in fully supervised settings.

Embassy Summer is an international summer school for young learners, built on a simple yet powerful philosophy: to inspire students, unlock their limitless potential, and help them succeed in a global community. Our mission goes beyond teaching English; it's about creating an unforgettable summer experience filled with learning, personal growth, and lasting international friendships. Our award-winning junior programmes are designed to turn language learning from a dry academic subject into a practical life skill. We focus on building communication confidence through student-centred lessons that prioritize real conversations on engaging topics. Classes are dynamic and supportive, taught by trained teachers in small groups (average 17 students) at all levels, from beginner to advanced. With over 20 exciting locations across several English-speaking countries, we offer a truly global environment. Students immerse themselves in English not only in the classroom but also through our lively social programme, which is crafted to develop essential life skills. Our action-packed schedule includes on-site activities, creative workshops, and full-day excursions to iconic cultural sights, ensuring a perfect balance of education and adventure.

Embassy Summer is the young-learner summer camp brand of EC English (running English programmes in Malta since 1991), with 23 summer centres across four countries. In Malta it operates four residential/day options for ages 12–17 (homestay 13–17), all with Sunday arrivals (day programme: Monday starts): Campus Hub (modern student campus by the University of Malta, €1,080/week), Homestay Malta (€900/week), Hotel Stay Malta (€1,080/week, fixed window 28 June – 26 July 2026) and the Mediterranean College of Sport (€1,080/week), plus a Malta Day Programme without accommodation (€570/week including tuition, lunch, activities and excursions, 22 June – 21 August 2026). Residential prices include tuition, accommodation and full board; optional excursions include PADI diving courses, Gozo and Popeye Village. Extras: airport transfer €37 one-way, student insurance €14/week, unaccompanied-minor fee €30 one-way, special diet €50/week; no enrolment fee in Malta. The published emergency number for the Malta day centre is listed on the centre page; bookings via embassysummer.com, EC sales offices or agent partners (EC runs an established agent-partner programme).

Emory University runs a summer academic pre-college programme for current high school sophomores and juniors on its Atlanta campus in Georgia. The portfolio includes noncredit sessions, a Pre-Med Institute and a credit-bearing Summer College option, with residential and commuter formats.

Energy Kids Academy is a private sports club for children, founded in 1983, with its own five-acre sports park in the suburbs of Paris and indoor gymnasiums in the city. The club teaches tennis, golf, football and multi-sport programmes and runs a door-to-door transport service for its pupils. Alongside its year-round courses, the academy organises residential camps for children: a winter ski camp in L'Alpe d'Huez and a summer water-sports camp in Corsica. Supervision on the camps is provided around the clock by the academy's own coaches, at a ratio of one coach to four children.

Enforex has been teaching Spanish in Spain and Latin America since 1989. They offer a variety of language programs, including summer camps, designed to immerse students in the Spanish language and culture. Their summer camps provide a unique opportunity for students aged 5 to 18 to learn Spanish or English while engaging in a diverse range of activities and excursions. With locations in several Spanish cities, Enforex aims to create a multicultural environment where students can make international friends and experience the rich Spanish way of life.

English Country Schools (ECS) offers British Council-accredited English language summer camps for children and teenagers aged 8–17. Located in the picturesque countryside of Dorset, England, ECS provides a nurturing environment where students from around the world can immerse themselves in English language learning while engaging in a variety of activities. The campus boasts modern facilities, including single study bedrooms, recreational areas, a swimming pool, tennis courts, and a cinema room, ensuring a comfortable and enriching experience for all attendees. With a focus on personal growth, cultural exchange, and environmental sustainability, ECS aims to equip young learners with essential skills and confidence for the future.

English Study Camps (ESC) is the junior summer camp division of Wimbledon School of English — one of the UK's most respected language schools. ESC runs English courses for children and teenagers aged 8–17 at three UK centres: Wimbledon (London), Lord Wandsworth College (Hampshire) and Epsom College (London/Surrey), plus a winter camp at Cobham Hall (Kent). Programmes combine Main Study English (CEFR A2–C2, max class 16) with Plus Courses (Film Making, Drama, Coding, AI, Forest Skills, Public Speaking and more), Football and Tennis Academies, excursions and full insurance included in the fees.

English Sunny School of Cyprus (ESSC) is an English language school based in Limassol on the southern coast of Cyprus. Alongside year-round courses for adults, the school runs residential summer camps for children and teenagers that combine General English lessons at its Limassol centre with full-board accommodation at a seafront hotel campus, a daily activity programme and island excursions. Watersports options and a winter camp programme are also offered.

ES Camps runs international English-language summer and winter camps that combine lessons with qualified native teachers, adventure activities, transportation and accommodation. Its Dubai programme is based at a university campus with 4-star hotel or student-residence accommodation.

ESE (European School of English), part of the Claret Group, is one of Malta's largest English schools, based in Paceville/St Julian's with dedicated Teen & Junior programmes. The all-inclusive Junior Camp (ages 10–13) runs at the 4-star Salini Resort on Salina Bay: 20 General English lessons per week (15 hours, max 15 per class, Starter–C2), full-board resort accommodation, a complete activity and excursion programme, daily transport, airport meet & greet and transfers, welcome pack and course certificate — with ESE group leaders accompanying children through lessons and activities and 24/7 student welfare support (juniors may not leave the resort unaccompanied). Monday starts in three 2026 seasons: Spring 28.03–11.04 (passed), Summer 06.06–05.09, Autumn 03.10–31.10; from €950 per week (starting price — seasonal supplements may apply, confirm when booking). Teen programmes (14–17) run separately. ESE's FAQ explicitly addresses students and agents; brochures at ese-edu.com/downloads.

Etherton Education runs residential summer courses that prepare international students for entry into UK boarding schools. The 2026 courses are held at Wellington School in Somerset: a Pre-GCSE course for students aged 12–15 preparing to join Year 9 or Year 10, and a Pre-A-Level / Pre-IB course for students aged 15–17 preparing to start A-Levels or the IB Diploma. Courses of two or four weeks run from 2 August 2026, combining academic English and subject lessons with sport, activities and full-day excursions.

Euroclub is an international English-language summer camp for children and youth, operating since 1991 with a clear mission: to ensure every participant has a summer to remember. The camp welcomes young people from around the world, with English as the official language of communication and learning. Located in a private resort exclusively for children and teenagers, Euroclub offers a unique blend of education, fun, and personal development. With over 133,000 participants, teachers, and native speakers having passed through its programmes, and 20 workshop hours of choice per week, the camp combines traditional summer activities with a modern educational philosophy that goes beyond mere knowledge – focusing instead on critical thinking, confidence, empathy, effective communication, and problem‑solving, all in a natural, screen‑balanced environment free from the pressure of school bells.

Euro Languages College, based in Galway, has run immersion summer courses in French, German and Spanish for 13 to 19 year old students in Irish boarding schools since 1989. Courses are held at schools such as Cistercian College Roscrea, Bandon Grammar School and St Flannan College, with native-speaking teachers, exam-focused curricula aligned to the Junior and Leaving Certificate, and round-the-clock supervision. Published 2026 prices ran from 1,215 to 1,490 euro per course.

Europass Italian Language School is an accredited Italian language school in the historic centre of Florence, housed in Palazzo Galletti, a neoclassical palace a few steps from the Duomo and Piazza Santa Croce. The school teaches Italian in small classes, hosts an examination centre for the CILS and CELI certifications and is a member of ASILS. Its junior summer programme combines Italian lessons with a daily leisure activity and a full-day excursion every week, with teenagers hosted by carefully selected Italian families in the city centre.

Euro Sports Camps (a trading division of CMT Learning Ltd) operates Nike Sports Camps UK — residential summer sports camps for children aged 10–17 at some of England’s best private schools: Bradfield College, Charterhouse, Winchester College, Radley College and Millfield. Since 2009 more than 20,000 players from 100+ nationalities have attended; 99% of parents recommend the camps. Programmes include football with Chelsea FC coaches, basketball, tennis, golf, hockey, dance, volleyball and netball, with the option of Total Sport or Sport + English lessons. Nike is the title sponsor of the camps.

Expanish is a Spanish language school with campuses in Barcelona, Madrid and Malaga in Spain, as well as partner locations in Latin America. The school has more than eighteen years of experience running award-winning Spanish immersion programmes and has taught over twenty thousand students from around the world. Alongside adult courses, Expanish organises supervised summer camps for teenagers, combining Spanish classes with cultural activities, life skills workshops and excursions. Programmes include travel health insurance, round-the-clock supervision and a dedicated emergency helpline.

Exsportise Summer Schools, established in 1988, offers immersive English language programs combined with professional coaching in sports, music, or dance for students aged 9 to 17. With over 30,000 students from more than 85 countries, Exsportise provides a multinational environment that promotes cross-cultural learning, self-development, and lasting friendships. The camps are hosted at leading UK boarding schools, ensuring a safe and inspiring setting for skill development and personal growth.

FCV International Football Academy is the UK’s first private football academy, combining elite football development with academic pathways for students aged 14+. Players train daily with UEFA-qualified coaches and former professionals, compete in regular matches, and benefit from high-quality residential facilities, welfare support and education options delivered with leading UK partners.

The Fédération des Aroéven is a French non-profit education federation — Fédération des Œuvres Éducatives et de Vacances de l'Éducation Nationale — recognised as an organisation of public utility. It works as a complementary educational association of the French state school system, as a youth and popular-education federation, and as a movement for pedagogical research and practice. Through its regional Aroéven associations it runs residential holiday stays for children and teenagers in France and abroad, in the mountains, in the countryside and in European cities, alongside BAFA and BAFD youth-leader training and school trips. Each stay is organised by one of the regional associations, while booking and payment for all of them are handled centrally by the federation on its own site. Groups are led by qualified animateurs and the educational project is published by the federation.

Felsted School is a private co-educational boarding and day school in Essex, England (founded 1564), for pupils aged 3–18 on a 90-acre village campus one hour from London; its International Summer School runs for ages 7–17.

Ferienhort am Wolfgangsee is an Austrian non-profit association that has been running residential holiday camps for children and teenagers for more than 130 years. The camps take place on the association's own 400,000 m2 lakeside site at Ried on Lake Wolfgangsee, with direct lake access, its own boat harbour, outdoor sports pitches, indoor halls, a climbing wall, a creative workshop, a large stage and campfire areas. Accommodation and catering are provided on site in the main building, where the association's own kitchen team prepares four fresh meals a day, including vegetarian options. Living areas are separated by age and gender, and the site can host up to 420 children and young people. Camp programmes are delivered in German and combine water sports, land sports, creative workshops, nature and culture.

Fettes Centre for Language & Culture (FCLC Edinburgh) is a British Council-accredited English language summer school at Fettes College, Edinburgh, Scotland, for students aged 10–17, combining English lessons with a cultural programme and excursions.

Filolo runs residential language and sports camps for children and teenagers aged 10-17 in Switzerland, including a winter Ski & Snowboard camp in Les Diablerets combined with optional English, French or German language lessons, plus summer, autumn and spring language, surf, tennis, mountain bike and multi-activity camps.

Forscherfreunde GmbH is a German camp operator from Leimen near Heidelberg that runs IT and technology holiday camps for children and teenagers. Its residential programmes combine Minecraft building and programming with a full outdoor holiday-camp schedule: team games, excursions and evening activities, with round-the-clock supervision. Camps run at several locations across Germany, each hosted in a youth guest house, and the published price covers the IT course, accommodation, full board and the entire leisure programme. The operator also offers day camps without accommodation, online workshops and programmes for schools and companies.

friLingue is Switzerland's leading language camp organiser for children and teenagers aged 9–17, running French, English and German camps at its own alpine properties: Liddes-St. Bernard (Valais), Schwarzsee (Fribourg), Braunwald (Glarus) and more. Classes average just 6 participants, with full-board accommodation, 3 weekly excursions, 2 workshops and optional extras from horse riding to tennis. Camps run in summer, spring and autumn, with supervised transfers from Geneva, Zurich and Bern.

Il Galletto Vacanze offers themed summer camps for children aged 3–15, combining sport, outdoor activities, entertainment and social experiences in a welcoming residential setting. Programmes are supported by extensive sports and leisure facilities, multilingual services and on-site medical support, creating an active and family-oriented holiday environment.

Georgetown University runs its summer programs for high school students through the School of Continuing Studies, on the university's main campus in the Georgetown neighbourhood of Washington, D.C. The programmes are taught by Georgetown faculty and practitioners, and students live in university residence halls, eat in the campus dining halls and use the same lecture rooms, libraries and laboratories as undergraduates. The pre-college offer is built around short, subject-focused Academies in fields such as international relations, law, medicine, nursing, forensic investigation, artificial intelligence, business and creative writing, alongside credit-bearing university courses taken with undergraduates. Days combine lectures, guest speakers, guided discussion and hands-on project work with off-site visits across the capital, and residential students have a supervised evening and weekend programme. Applications, tuition and payment are all handled by Georgetown University itself.

GLS is a family-run German language school in Berlin that has been running German courses and supervised summer camps for teenagers for over 40 years.

Gordonstoun International Summer School is run by Gordonstoun, a leading co-educational boarding school in Moray, Scotland (founded 1934), known for character education blending academic rigour with outdoor experiences; the summer school offers English and activity programmes for international students.

Gota d'Agua Surf Camp is a surf camp operator based in Costa da Caparica, on the Atlantic coast just across the Tagus river from Lisbon. Alongside its adult surf camps and surf school, the operator runs a residential junior programme for teenagers that combines daily surf coaching with a full outdoor and evening activity programme and round-the-clock supervision by a dedicated team. Accommodation, full board with vegan and vegetarian options, surf equipment and accident insurance are part of the junior package, and the team works in English with international groups.

GV Malta is a boutique English language school in St. Paul’s Bay, welcoming international students since 1999. With small classes, experienced teachers and a friendly, personalised approach, the school offers English programmes for children, teenagers and adults, including a residential summer camp for ages 10–17 in a relaxed Mediterranean setting.

Haileybury is a leading British boarding school in Hertford, Hertfordshire (Tes Boarding School of the Year), 40 minutes from central London. Its International Summer School welcomes curious and ambitious students aged 11–16 from 25+ nationalities for academic English programmes: English+ (11–13, min A2) and Academic English+ (14–16, min B1, STEM or Arts/Business/Humanities pathways), with study tours to London, Oxford and Cambridge, project classes and packed evening activities. Fully residential on the historic 500-acre campus with mostly single rooms, all meals and an exceptional 1:4 staff-to-pupil ratio. Free airport transfers from Heathrow, Stansted, Luton and St Pancras included.

Happy Baby’s English Summer Camp in Cantalupa offers children aged 3–12 a full English-immersion experience combining outdoor learning, nature, games, theatre, sports and creative activities. Led by native, bilingual and qualified English teachers, the programme is designed to build confidence and communication skills through engaging, age-appropriate experiences beyond the traditional classroom.

Harvard Summer School is the summer academic division of the Harvard University Division of Continuing Education in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Alongside its courses for adult and college students, it runs a residential pre-college programme for high school students, who live on the Harvard campus and study college-level, non-credit courses in small classes taught by Harvard-affiliated instructors.

Haut-Lac is an international bilingual (English/French) day and boarding school in Saint-Légier above Vevey, on the Swiss Riviera. Its camps programme runs year-round: the flagship International Swiss Riviera Residential Summer Camp (ages 8–15, 28 June – 1 August 2026, CHF 1'650/week all-inclusive) with alpine adventures led by experienced guides and Lake Geneva watersports run by local professionals, plus a summer day camp, spring camps, and December winter camps (Day Ski Camp 7–15 in Portes-du-Soleil and Junior Christmas Camp 4–7 at the Praz-Dagoud campus — 2025 editions have passed, next dates TBA). Live availability by week and gender is published on the summer camp page. Bookings via haut-lac.ch/booking; contact via site forms.

Heathfield Summer School has run British Council accredited English summer courses for international girls at Heathfield School, Ascot (founded 1899) for over 40 years.

An independent nursery, pre-prep and prep school on a rural campus at Liphook in Hampshire, taking day pupils and boarders. The school runs a short Immersion Course for international pupils; its prospectus is issued on request rather than published on the website.

Hochalpines Institut Ftan (HIF Swiss International School) is a Swiss boarding school in Ftan, a traditional Alpine village in the Lower Engadin Valley of Grisons. Students live and learn on the school's campus in a mountain environment, sharing meals, routines, activities and evenings with peers from around the world. Alongside its academic programmes and sports academy, HIF runs residential camps for young people in winter, spring and summer, led by experienced HIF staff and qualified outdoor specialists.

The Humboldt-Institut is a leading German language school founded in 1977, with over 45 years of experience teaching students from around the world. Its core mission is to provide fast and effective language learning through a complete immersion concept, where German is used constantly inside and outside the classroom. The school's methodology is based on intensive courses in small classes, a proprietary curriculum, and an all-inclusive package system that combines accommodation, meals, and a structured activity program. This holistic approach ensures students are consistently engaged with the language, leading to rapid progress and high exam success rates. With a network of 11 centers in Germany and Austria, including four year-round locations, the Humboldt-Institut offers courses for all ages and proficiency levels, from beginners to advanced learners. The environment is designed to be supportive and communal, facilitating practical language use and cultural integration.

Hurtwood House is a prestigious educational institution located in Surrey, England, offering a range of summer courses designed to enhance students' skills and knowledge in various fields. The school is renowned for its commitment to academic excellence and personal development, providing a nurturing environment that encourages creativity and critical thinking. With a rich history and a diverse community, Hurtwood House continues to inspire and empower students to achieve their full potential.

IELS Malta — over 40 years of academic excellence — is one of Malta's largest English schools, based in Sliema, with an extensive Young Learners offer: Vacation English Plus (ages 13–17, 20 lessons/15h per week, morning classes, average 15 per class, from 1 week, Easter/Summer/Autumn intakes, all levels) sold as Full Packages including course, accommodation, meals and transfers, or as Day Programme / Tuition Only for teens travelling with parents; young-adult courses for 16–18; and tailored group packages. Young Learner package prices and intake dates are published in the school's Price List PDF (adult section verified; YL section — request current rates from the school or an agent). Adult reference: GE20 €260–300/week, registration €55, high-season supplement €50/week.

Immerse Education is an academic summer school provider for students aged 13–18, running two-week residential programmes in Cambridge, Oxford, London and other university cities. Students choose from over 40 subjects — from Medicine and Law to Engineering and Creative Writing — taught by academic experts, typically PhDs from Oxford, Cambridge or Ivy League universities, in classes of 7–10 students. Programmes combine 40 hours of teaching with a personal project, mentor support and a full social programme, with accommodation in historic university colleges. Head office: Hamilton House, London EC4Y 0HA.

inlingua Cheltenham is a private English language school founded over 30 years ago, based at Rodney Lodge in central Cheltenham. Its junior programmes include summer courses, state and boarding school placements and family study tours. The residential summer camp planned at Cheltenham Ladies’ College for 2026 was cancelled, with the summer camp programme hosted at the school’s own centre instead.

Inside Out Camps runs a one-week residential summer camp for 12 to 15 year olds at St Columba College in the foothills of the Dublin mountains, Ireland. The camp mixes physical, mental and creative challenges, with dormitory accommodation supervised on site and three catered meals a day. The 2026 season ran in two weeks at the end of June and start of July at 675 euro per week.

inspire English Camps is an Austrian provider of English-language summer camps for children and teenagers aged 9 to 14, running since 2009. Camps take place at St. Gilgen on Lake Wolfgang in the Salzkammergut region near Salzburg, where English is used both in daily workshops with native-speaker instructors and throughout the sports, water and evening programme. The provider offers a residential format with full board and a day-camp format, and runs dedicated Fit-for-School weeks with additional English tuition at the end of the summer.

Rosenberg Summer Camp in Switzerland offers a future-focused residential experience for students aged 6–18, inspired by the pioneering educational philosophy of Institut auf dem Rosenberg. Bringing together students from 30+ countries, the programme combines personalised learning, innovation, entrepreneurship, technology and creative exploration with sport, culture and adventure in the Swiss Alps.

Institut Le Rosey is a world-renowned 100% boarding school in Switzerland (founded 1880) for students aged 8–18, with a main campus in Rolle and a winter campus in Gstaad, offering bilingual academics leading to the IB or French Baccalaureate; Le Rosey Camps run in summer and winter.

Institut Montana Zugerberg is a Swiss international boarding school celebrating its 100th anniversary (founded 1926), set 1,000 metres above Lake Zug on the Zugerberg mountain. Its two-week talent-focused Summer Camp welcomes just 50 children aged 9–15 from 15+ nationalities: language learning every morning, 20+ workshops, daily coaching and a personal talent showcase, capped with a Talent Pass documenting each child's accomplishments.

Interlochen Center for the Arts runs Interlochen Arts Camp on a wooded campus between two lakes in northern Michigan. The camp gathers young musicians, dancers, actors, writers, film-makers and visual artists from across the United States and abroad for sessions of different lengths across a Junior, Intermediate and High School division. Campers live in cabins with counsellors, eat in campus dining halls and combine daily instruction and rehearsal with performances, exhibitions and traditional camp life.

International Camp Sancelso is an English-language residential summer camp in the Italian Alps, run at Villa Sancelso, the operator's own property in Castione della Presolana, province of Bergamo, Lombardy. It hosts children and teenagers aged 6 to 17 in an international setting, with experienced educators, supervision day and night and medical assistance around the clock. Stays are sold as one-week and two-week periods running Sunday to Saturday, on full board with varied menus and provision for allergies, intolerances and special diets. The programme combines English with sports and games, excursions and a camp-out night in a tent or mountain hut; external sports activities and a sailing experience are offered as paid extras, and a private coach service from Milan is available to participants.

International House Bristol is a British Council-accredited language school (member of IALC, English UK and FELCA/GAELA) at 2 Queens Avenue in the heart of Bristol. Its Young Learner camps for ages 12–17 run in summer (mid-June to mid-August) and winter (second half of January – early February): 20 English lessons per week plus free Creative Classes (drama, photography, video-making, football), a weekly House competition for the Challenge Cup, Saturday excursions and homestay accommodation with British hosts. A residential summer camp at Badminton School is planned for 2027; bespoke group programmes run year-round.

International House London is a not-for-profit language school in central London with more than sixty-five years of English language teaching experience. Its Young Learners division runs residential English programmes for children and teenagers aged 8 to 17 at centres in Oxford and London, and a weekday day programme in central London. Courses combine English lessons with an activity and excursion programme; residential places include full board accommodation, supervision and airport transfer options. The school is a member of English UK and holds British Council accreditation.

International House Newcastle is an English language school in the centre of Newcastle upon Tyne and a member of the International House World Organisation, accredited by the British Council and a member of English UK and Quality English. Alongside its year-round adult courses it runs a residential summer camp for young learners at Durham School, a boarding school in the city of Durham.

International Summer Camp Montana is a residential summer camp in Crans-Montana, in the Swiss Alps, welcoming children and teenagers aged 8 to 17 from around the world. The camp is organised in three age sections and combines mountain sports, adventure and creative activities with optional language courses in English, French and Spanish. Campers stay in the historic La Moubra building and surrounding chalets within the camp grounds.

International Summer School for Teens (ISSFT) is an award-winning UK residential summer school for students aged 13–18, based at leading university locations in Oxford and St Andrews. The programme combines academic classes, English immersion, sports, creative and leadership electives, evening activities and cultural trips in a fully supervised international environment with full-board ensuite accommodation, pastoral care, insurance and airport transfers.

InvestIN Education runs career-immersion summer schools in central London for students aged 12 to 18. Programmes are based on the UCL and University of London campuses, and are delivered by practising professionals from the career each programme covers. Students work through hands-on career simulations, visit real workplaces and firms, and can have their work assessed for a Level 3 Award in Work Experience and Career Planning. Residential students live in single en-suite rooms in University of London halls of residence with breakfast and dinner, an evening and weekend activity programme, and round-the-clock safeguarding and pastoral support. InvestIN was founded by two former corporate law and investment banking professionals and is part of the Dukes Education family.

Located in the beautiful South West of England, Exeter is a historic and welcoming university city that offers international students an authentic British experience. Compact and easy to explore, the city combines lively student life, historic streets and cafés with easy access to the Devon coast and Dartmoor National Park. At IPC Exeter high-quality English courses are complemented by a varied social programme, giving students plenty of opportunities to practice English outside the classroom, make international friends and experience British culture. Activities may include city tours, sports, conversation clubs and excursions to destinations such as Bath, Stonehenge and London.

Established in 1992, the Irish College of English is an independent, award-winning English language school located in the picturesque seaside village of Malahide, Dublin. The school offers a range of English language courses for adults, juniors, and groups, aiming to provide exceptional education in a friendly and supportive environment. Recognized by ACELS and a member of English Education Ireland, ICE welcomes students from over 30 countries annually, fostering a diverse and inclusive learning community.

ISSOS runs international summer schools for students aged 13-18 at the University of St Andrews, the University of Cambridge and Yale, combining academic subjects, electives, sports and cultural activities with full residential accommodation.

John F. Kennedy International School is a small international boarding and day school in Saanen/Gstaad, Switzerland, for children aged 2.5–14 from over 20 nations ("Small School, Big Heart"), offering boarding from age 6 and a summer camp.

Engineering Innovation is the pre-college engineering programme of Johns Hopkins University, based in Baltimore, Maryland. It offers courses such as Explore Engineering Innovation, Biomedical Engineering Innovation, Sustainable Energy Engineering and an introduction to Python, delivered in residential, commuter, hybrid and online formats.

Jonathan Markson Tennis is a British tennis camp operator founded in 1981 by the coach and player of the same name, with its office at Bagshot in Surrey. It sells and runs residential summer tennis camps for juniors on university campuses in England - on the grass courts of Oxford University and on the hard courts of the University of Sussex outside Brighton - as well as adult camps at Cambridge, non-residential technical clinics in London and tennis holidays abroad. The junior camps combine a thirty-hour core coaching programme with full board in student accommodation, evening activities and optional English lessons taught by native-speaking teachers, aimed at international as well as British players. Booking, pricing and payment are handled by the operator itself; the universities provide the courts and the accommodation.

Jugendtours is one of Germany’s established youth travel providers, organising supervised holiday camps and youth trips across Europe for more than 30 years. Each year, over 70,000 children and teenagers travel with carefully trained staff, age-appropriate programmes and TÜV-certified safety procedures designed to make independent travel safe, social and memorable.

Experience Excellence: Personalized Learning with the KLF Group we are more than just a language school. We are a vibrant community that brings together the rich heritage of five historic French institutions. At KLF, each with over 20 years of excellence in teaching French as a foreign language, our commitment is to provide an immersive and culturally enriching experience for students of all backgrounds. We offer personalized learning programs tailored to individual needs, ensuring that every journey with us is unique.

Kensington Park School (KPS) is an independent school in Central London that runs a two-week academic summer school for students aged 14 to 17. The programme offers six subject pathways, from Medicine to Art & Design, taught at the Senior School in Bayswater, with residential and day options and London excursions.

Killary Adventure Company is an outdoor adventure centre in Leenane, Connemara, County Galway, on the shore of Killary Fjord. It runs residential summer camps for children and teenagers alongside day camps, school and youth group programmes, family breaks and adult adventure holidays. Camp participants stay on site in en-suite dorm rooms, eat home-cooked meals and follow a supervised outdoor activity programme.

King's College School, Soto de Viñuelas is a British international school on a twelve-acre campus in the countryside north of Madrid, part of the King's College Schools group within Inspired Education. Alongside its year-round school programme it runs an international summer camp for day and residential campers, with English and Spanish language teaching, S.T.E.A.M. workshops, multi-sports, performing arts and a football programme delivered with the Real Madrid Foundation Campus Experience.

Kings Education has been running English language programmes for many decades, welcoming young learners from nearly 60 countries every year. Kings Young Learners offers summer courses, Summer Experience and Summer Academy programmes for ages 8-17 at city and residential centres across the UK (Ascot, Bath, Berkshire, Bournemouth, London, Oxford) and the USA (Malibu, New York), combining English lessons with a rich activity and excursion programme. Kings is accredited by the British Council and a member of Young Learners English UK and English UK.

Camp Kingswood is a traditional Jewish overnight summer camp with a history spanning over 110 years, nestled in the picturesque lake region of Bridgton, Maine, at the base of the White Mountains. Its core mission is to create a fun, friendly, and inclusive environment where campers from 2nd to 11th grade can grow and explore at their own pace. The camp's philosophy is built on living the values of Community, Courage, Responsibility, and Spirit (ruach), with the aim of fostering positive connections to Jewish heritage and empowering campers to feel they can impact the world. A key feature is its intimate, family-like community, limited to no more than 250 campers at a time, which promotes deep connections across age groups. The camp is distinguished by its "unplugged," authentic experience in nature, centered around a spectacular private waterfront on Woods Pond. Its programming is intentionally structured by age-specific units to support developmental growth, offering a balance of bunk activities and personal choice. The camp prides itself on excellence across all areas, particularly its dedicated staff, high-caliber programming, and gourmet food.

La Garenne International School is a Swiss boarding school in Chesières-Villars (Villars-sur-Ollon), in the Alps at around 1,300 metres, running a year-round school plus seasonal camps under the La Garenne Camps brand. Summer Camps 2026 welcome ages 6–16 in three age groups (6–9, 10–12, 13–16) with English or French language immersion, sports, creative workshops and excursions — from CHF 6'980 for two weeks full boarding or CHF 6'350 for day students, with registration, accommodation, meals, activities, excursions, morning language classes, Geneva Airport return transfers on official dates, laundry and camp uniform included (compulsory medical insurance CHF 10/day extra). Winter Camps run January–March for children aged 5–14, including the Super Ski Programme (8–14) with five full ski days per week. Staff-to-student ratio around 1:2; around 50 nationalities. Boarding and day options.

LALIGA Football Camps UK, operated by Swerve Soccer Ltd under official LALIGA licence, runs residential football camps for boys and girls aged 11-17 at Bede’s Senior School in East Sussex. Weekly programmes combine LALIGA-methodology coaching with full-board boarding, airport transfers, excursions and 24/7 pastoral care, with a Football & Language option adding English tuition.

Language in Action (est. 2015, part of Malvern International) is one of the UK’s leading young learner providers, ranked in the EL Gazette top 10 and accredited by the British Council, Trinity and ISI. Junior summer programmes for ages 11-18 run at university campuses and residences across London (UCL, University of London Garden Halls and Parry Hall, Middlesex, Westminster Harrow, UEL Docklands, Wembley, Colindale), Manchester, Liverpool and Canterbury: 30 hours of tuition per two-week term with CELTA-qualified teachers (A1-C1), full board accommodation, social programme and excursions, in Essential or Deluxe packages with published prices for groups and individuals.

OVAL has more than 35 years of experience organising residential holiday camps for children and teenagers across France. Its programmes combine a wide choice of sports, creative and outdoor activities with carefully recruited supervision, professionally managed accommodation and a strong focus on each child’s safety, independence and personal development.

Camp Laurel is a premier summer camp nestled in the pristine Belgrade Lakes region of Maine, offering a classic and transformative experience on over 160 acres of beautiful waterfront property. Founded on a profound sense of responsibility toward the families who entrust us with their children, our mission is to provide a secure, supportive, and vibrant community where young people can thrive. We believe in fostering not just fun, but holistic growth. Our environment is carefully designed to encourage emotional resilience, physical activity, and the development of a strong, positive self-image. Campers learn the values of friendship, teamwork, and independence through a balanced blend of structured activities and spontaneous adventure, all under the guidance of a dedicated, mature staff comprised largely of educators and seasoned professionals. Beyond the daily schedule, the magic of Laurel lies in its spirit and tradition. From special theme days and camp-wide events to outings along the Maine coast, every moment is an opportunity to build confidence and create lifelong memories. With a focus on safety, exceptional amenities, and a nurturing atmosphere, Camp Laurel is more than just a destination; it's a summer home where children discover their best selves.

Le Régent International School is an international boarding and day school in Crans-Montana, in the Swiss Alps, for students aged 2–18 from over 60 nations, offering a holistic education (head, heart, hand) leading to the IB; Le Régent Camps run in summer and winter.

Les ateliers FL is a French-language school network affiliated with International House, with schools in Paris, Nice (IH Nice Masséna), Bordeaux, Biarritz and Lyon. Its dedicated junior product is the French + Surf Summer Camp in Biarritz for ages 15–17 (full-board homestay, surf sessions and transfers included); teens 16+ can also join adult programmes year-round (French + Tennis in Nice, French + Cooking, exam preparation and more), with half-board homestay mandatory for under-18s. Head office: FL Booking SARL, 40 Boulevard de la République, 78000 Versailles.

Les Elfes International Camps, founded in 1987, is a premier family-run organization dedicated to providing safe, challenging, and educational experiences for children and teens aged 6 to 17. Nestled in the Swiss Alps in Verbier, the camp operates year-round and champions a philosophy built on four core pillars: Safety, Fun, Inclusion, and Personal Development. Its mission is to foster an environment where young people from over 75 nationalities can express their individuality, build lifelong camaraderie, and develop essential life skills within a truly international community. The camp’s holistic approach ensures every student feels heard and respected, emphasizing personal growth through diverse experiences. While not a traditional academic school, Les Elfes incorporates structured Language Courses into its immersive program. Education here is experiential and integrated into daily camp life. The methodology blends hands-on outdoor adventure with cultural exposure and language practice, facilitated by skilled instructors and outdoor education professionals. Learning extends beyond the classroom through activities like leadership training, team-building exercises, and cultural excursions across Switzerland and neighboring countries, ensuring development in communication, confidence, and global awareness. Key advantages of Les Elfes include its exceptional safety standards, with a staff-to-camper ratio of 1:2 (1:7 for monitors), year-round employed professionals, and comprehensive staff training. The camp boasts purpose-built campuses with modern facilities, including 4-bed ensuite rooms, private dining, and extensive sports infrastructure. Unique highlights are its all-year operation across seasons—offering skiing, hiking, climbing, and more—alongside a snow guarantee from December to April. Additionally, The camp ensures a secure, enriching, and unforgettable experience for every child.

Les Roches is an international hospitality business school with campuses in Crans-Montana (Switzerland), Marbella (Spain) and Abu Dhabi. Its Swiss campus sits in Bluche, above the alpine resort of Crans-Montana, and combines tradition and innovation with seasonal sports on the doorstep. Alongside its degree programmes, Les Roches runs summer camps for teenagers, where students from many countries live on campus, take interactive classes and practical workshops, visit leading hospitality businesses and take part in excursions, outdoor activities and team events. The school describes its community as family-style and multicultural, cultivating what it calls the Les Roches Way of Life.

Leysin American School is a Swiss boarding school in Leysin, in the canton of Vaud, offering the US High School Diploma, the International Baccalaureate and ESL programmes. Students take part in sports, arts, drama and music, in a ski term and in cultural travel, and university counselling is a central part of school life. Alongside the academic year the school has run a residential summer programme on its Alpine campus since 1949, open to students from outside the school.

LINES is a language course provider running residential English summer programmes for young learners at Stowe School in Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom, and a French programme in Paris. The provider states that lessons are taught in small groups of similar age and level, with structured language classes in the morning and masterclasses led by specialist practitioners in the afternoon. Administration is based in Bristol.

Liverpool FC International Academy runs official Liverpool FC residential summer football camps in the UK (at Repton School and Radley College) for boys aged 9–17 and girls aged 12–17, delivering the same coaching curriculum as the LFC Academy plus optional English lessons.

The Lovell family ran the prestigious John F. Kennedy International School and Summer Camp in Saanen-Gstaad for over 40 years before founding Lovell International Camps AG in 2011. From the Mountain Lodge in Schönried — 600 m from the station in the Gstaad ski region — Lovell runs an international Summer Camp (since 1973), a Winter Ski & Snowboard Camp (one-week sessions mid-December to March, individuals, school ski trips and family packages), a Winter Academy combining academics with professional ski lessons (11 Jan – 19 Mar 2027), a Kids Club at Le Grand Bellevue Gstaad, and private ski instruction (CHF 90/hour via CheckYetti). Winter Camp 2026/27 begins 13 December 2026 — rates coming soon.

Loxdale English Centre is a British Council accredited English language school in Brighton, on England’s south coast, running fully supervised all-inclusive summer and winter programmes for young learners aged 8-17 as well as adult courses. Young learner packages combine 20 English lessons (15 hours) per week with afternoon and evening activities, weekend excursions on both Saturday and Sunday, homestay or on-campus residential accommodation and full board meals, with 24/7 welfare support and DBS-checked staff. A member of English UK and Young Learners English UK and an EL Gazette Centre of Excellence, Loxdale welcomes students from more than 30 countries.

Founded in 1965, LSI is an internationally recognized network of language schools with centres across Europe, North America, and beyond. Known for its high academic standards, small class sizes, and diverse student community, LSI delivers immersive language learning experiences in vibrant city locations worldwide.

Luckley House School is a co-educational independent day and boarding school in Wokingham, Berkshire, set in wooded grounds in the Berkshire countryside about forty minutes from London. Alongside its day pupils the school takes full, weekly, flexi and short-term boarders, who share modern bedrooms in the Main House or above the Sixth Form Centre. International pupils can join the normal school timetable on a short-term boarding place, following the standard curriculum with their British and international peers and receiving EAL support, with boarding trips, sports fixtures and clubs, Duke of Edinburgh Award, Combined Cadet Force, music, drama and art among the extra-curricular programme.

Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz is a prestigious international boarding school in Switzerland, emphasizing academic excellence and personal development. The school fosters a community where students feel valued, safe, and secure, grounded in trust, honesty, and empathy. Students are encouraged to explore their interests and creativity, confidently pursuing their individual paths. The institution offers a range of academic programs, including the Swiss Matura, IGCSE, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, preparing students for global opportunities. With a diverse student body from over 45 nationalities, the school promotes a cosmopolitan worldview while maintaining strong ties to the local community. The picturesque Engadine valley provides a stunning backdrop for the campus, offering students a unique environment that blends tradition with modernity, ensuring a holistic educational experience.

Maltalingua is a British-owned English language school in St Julians, Malta (established 2012), running an award-winning junior programme for children (8–12) and teenagers (13–17) in summer, Easter and autumn. The junior summer camp is based at a modern, eco-friendly campus in sunny St Paul’s Bay, a 5-minute walk from the Bella Vista residence, and blends 20 National Geographic Learning lessons per week with sports, excursions and daily activities under 24/7 supervision. Maltalingua is an EAQUALS member, shortlisted for the StudyTravel “Junior Course for Under 18s” award, and offers homestay and residence accommodation with full board.

Malvern College Summer School offers immersive summer programs for children aged 9–16, combining academic study with cultural exploration and personal growth. Set in the picturesque Malvern Hills, the school provides a safe and inspiring environment where students develop independence, build global friendships, and experience authentic British culture. The programs are led by Malvern College's own staff, ensuring a high-quality and consistent experience for all participants.

Manchester City Football School is the official programme arm of Manchester City FC running summer residential football camps for boys and girls aged 9-17 in Manchester. Weekly programmes combine coaching at the club’s Etihad Campus with full-board university accommodation and 24/7 welfare support. Three streams are offered: Football Language (English plus football), Development and Performance.

Manor Courses is a family-run international summer school near Brighton, welcoming young learners aged 8–17 since 1970. Its residential programme combines English tuition, a wide range of sports and creative activities, cultural excursions and strong pastoral care within the 140-acre Hurst College campus.

Maratacht runs residential Irish-language and marine activity camps for 13 to 17 year olds on Cape Clear Island, West Cork. Weekly and fortnightly courses combine kayaking, snorkelling, paddleboarding, coasteering and marine ecology with Irish-language practice.

Founded in 1910, Camp Mataponi is a traditional overnight camp for girls, dedicated to enriching young lives for over a century. Our mission is to foster each girl's personal growth in a warm, nurturing environment where the joyful spirit of generations thrives on the shores of Sebago Lake. Our philosophy centers on instilling core values, teaching appreciation for others, and encouraging girls to explore new skills. We believe healthy competition within a fun, supportive atmosphere helps campers tap into their adventurous sides. The emphasis is always on being the best version of oneself, a principle echoed throughout camp in inspirational messages. The culture of Mataponi is a carefully balanced blend of creative fun, friendly competition, and community appreciation, all within a safe and beautiful setting. Under the dedicated, hands-on leadership of owners Marcy and Dan Isdaner—who have over 25 years of experience—we partner with families to build each camper's character and confidence. Their approach is supported by a seasoned administrative team, many of whom return for decades. We are committed to safety and excellence in our staffing. Our counselors are personally interviewed and selected for their warmth, adaptability, and experience with children, undergoing thorough reference and background checks. This ensures a supportive environment where lifelong friendships are formed. Camp Mataponi successfully blends cherished traditions—like classic camp songs and signature events—with modern activities and facilities. Here, girls create memories that last a lifetime, summer after summer.

Millfield Enterprises runs holiday sports camps, multi-activity camps and specialist courses at Millfield School in Somerset, England. Programmes are led by specialist coaches (including Olympians) across two campuses — Millfield Senior School in Street and Millfield Prep School in Glastonbury — with residential and day options for children and teenagers.

Mill on the Brue Outdoor Activity Centre, established in 1982, is a family-run, not-for-profit educational and environmental organization located in the heart of Somerset, UK. Spanning 25 acres of countryside, the centre offers over 40 adventurous activities designed to promote team building, resilience, and communication among children and adults alike. The centre is committed to sustainability, incorporating green practices such as solar panels, rainwater harvesting, and organic gardening into its operations. With a focus on providing exciting and unforgettable outdoor experiences, Mill on the Brue has become a trusted destination for schools, groups, and families seeking adventure and personal growth.

More Than English is a boutique international summer school at Moor Park, Ludlow (Shropshire, UK) for British and international students aged 12–17, positioning itself as the UK’s most personalised summer school experience. Students join for 1–4 weeks with 25 hours of learning per week (15 hours Subject or Sports Academy plus 10 hours Pro-Specialism), English Language & Advanced English options, one full-day and two half-day excursions weekly, an Oxford Online Placement Test before arrival, academic report and certificate. Published 2026 fees: £1,850 per week (2 weeks £3,700, 3 weeks £5,550, 4 weeks £7,400). The 2026 season ran with Sunday arrivals 5–26 July and final departures by 2 August, so no bookable 2026 sessions remain. Partnership candidate for the 2027 season.

Moreton Hall in Shropshire offers summer courses including Parent & Child programmes and bespoke group courses. Individual unaccompanied places were not offered in 2026; enquiries are welcome for future seasons.

Nacel Educational Travel is an international educational travel organisation with 65+ years of experience, offering high school abroad programmes, homestay immersions, language schools and summer camps across 25+ destinations. Its English Teen Summer Camp in Toronto, Canada (ages 10–17) combines 15 hours of English classes per week with daily half-day excursions, Saturday full-day trips (Niagara Falls, Canada’s Wonderland, Toronto Zoo and more) and carefully screened homestay accommodation with full board. Member of CSIET, UNOSEL and ASEPROCE. Nacel also runs a Premium French Winter Camp in Antibes on the French Riviera (French classes + coastal living + an Alps snow day) .

Nomad Surfers is a specialist adventure-travel agency selling surf trips for adults and camps for kids and teens worldwide, including the Verbier Kids & Teens Winter Adventures Camp in the Swiss Alps. The Verbier camp it represents has been running for over 30 years, welcoming students from 65+ countries each winter into two traditional alpine chalets five minutes from the centre of Verbier (girls and boys housed separately, rooms of 2–4 beds with en-suite bathrooms, staffed reception, dining rooms, library, games hall, cinema and music room). Programmes run December to April for ages 6–17, all levels from first-timers to advanced, with morning ski/snowboard lessons, afternoon guided skiing, optional language courses (English, French, German, Spanish through the Verbier Language School) and a full après-ski and evening programme. Bookings and enquiries via the Nomad Surfers website contact forms. Nomad Surfers also sells the Megève Kids & Teens Snowboard/Ski Winter Camp in the French Alps at the foot of Mont Blanc (ages 7–17): full-board €2,270/week (€4,540/2 weeks) or day camper €1,495/week (€2,990/2), +€475/week supplement for the holiday weeks 26/12–07/01; 6 half-days of ski/snowboard tuition Sunday–Friday with level tests, après-ski and evening programme. Extras: registration €150, ski accident insurance €100/week, snowboard equipment rental €200/week, Geneva airport transfer €300 each way, lesson upgrades €43–148. NOTE: season week-by-week dates are not published on the page — enquire before booking; the camp is therefore listed at school level only.

NMH Summer is the summer session of Northfield Mount Hermon School in Gill, Massachusetts, offering academic courses, college preparation and enrichment for middle and high school students, with residential and day options on the school campus in the Connecticut River valley.

Nouvelles Vagues is a French tour operator specialising in residential holiday camps (colonies de vacances) for children and teenagers, in France and abroad. The company is based in Toulouse, is part of the Go&Live group and is a member of UNOSEL. Its camps are staffed by state-qualified teams — a BAFD director, a health assistant and one BAFA leader for every 8 to 12 young people — and the camp price covers full-board accommodation, the activities and excursions on the programme, qualified instructors for the specialist activities, activity equipment, booking fees and repatriation assistance insurance.

NuovaEra creates residential holiday experiences for children and teenagers aged 6–17, combining sport, nature, English, friendship and adventure. From summer and winter camps in the mountains near Lake Garda to surf programmes in the Canary Islands, each experience is supported by experienced activity leaders, sports instructors and dedicated welfare staff.

Oxford International offers immersive English language courses for students aged 8-17 across the UK, Canada, the USA, and Australia. Their mission is to provide engaging and educational experiences that enhance language skills through cultural immersion, on-site activities, and excursions. With a focus on student welfare and safety, they ensure a supportive environment for all participants.

Oxford International Language School (Oxford ILS) is an English language school in Oxford running a Junior Summer School for teenagers aged 13–17 every July. The junior programme is based at a centre in a quiet residential area right in the city centre of Oxford, with the Worcester College gardens directly behind the campus. Classes have a maximum of 12 students, and three course options are available: the Full Programme with homestay and all meals, a Weekday Programme, and Classes only. The programme includes a cultural and recreational schedule six days a week, Saturday full-day excursions, bus passes and 24-hour emergency support.

For over 20 years, Oxford Royale has set the benchmark for academic summer programmes, inspiring ambition and building confidence in students from around the world. Our philosophy is rooted in the belief that education shapes futures, and we strive to prepare students for success at university and beyond by offering them a 'taste of their future'. We offer a unique immersion into life at leading global universities, including Oxford, Cambridge, Yale, and others. Students live and study on historic campuses, providing an authentic experience. A key feature is exclusive events, such as private receptions at museums (e.g., the Ashmolean), debates, and talks by distinguished guest speakers (like Professor Brian Cox). Our community brings together over 50,000 alumni from 175 countries, fostering cross-cultural exchange and the creation of a global network. Our curriculum, designed and taught by expert practitioners, goes far beyond ordinary classroom learning. The focus is on interactive study through seminars, hands-on workshops in 'The Living Lab', and real-world problem-solving (e.g., building robots or participating in mock trials). This allows students to apply theory in practice, developing critical thinking and self-assurance. Each student receives personalised feedback and an achievement report.

The Oxford Scholastica Academy is a family-run summer school in the city of Oxford, England. Its residential programmes bring students from around the world together to study a chosen subject in small classes of no more than 15, taught by academics and graduates from leading universities. Students live in Oxford University college accommodation in the city centre, supported by a dedicated Head of House, a team of Activities Coordinators available around the clock and a Matron on each campus. Classes are combined with cultural and social activities, practical class challenges and the Heroes programme, in which students meet young professionals working in their field. The Academy is accredited as a short course provider by the British Accreditation Council and is independent of the University of Oxford.

Oxford Summer Courses is an award-winning academic summer school operator (est. 2010, B Corp certified) welcoming 20,000+ alumni from 150+ countries. Students aged 9–24 study one of 40+ subjects — from Medicine and Law to Creative Writing and AI — in historic settings: colleges of Oxford and Cambridge and Harrow School in London. Teaching is in small groups (seminars of max 8 for teens, classes of max 15 for juniors) with expert tutors. Residential packages include meals, accommodation, activities, excursions, Heathrow transfers and insurance. Note: the company contracts with colleges for use of facilities and has no formal connection with the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge.

Passion Aventure Junior is a French youth travel operator created in the early 1990s by a group of teachers and holiday-centre directors. It runs residential holiday camps — colonies de vacances — for children and teenagers: themed and sports stays at its own centres in the French countryside, ski weeks in the Pyrenees, and guided city trips further afield. Departures are arranged from more than twenty French cities by train, coach or plane, and unaccompanied minors travel accompanied. Each stay is led by an experienced BAFD-qualified director, a team of BAFA-qualified counsellors in the ratio set by French law, and a welfare assistant holding first-aid certification; all staff are salaried and declared to the French youth and sports authority. The operator is a member of UNOSEL and holds French organiser registration 031ORG0392. Telephone assistance is available around the clock, and insurance, assistance, repatriation and medical costs are covered in full.

Peak Tennis International (PTI) runs premium residential tennis and personal-development summer camps for ages 10-17 at Eton College (UK, incl. Wimbledon visit and London excursion; day camp option available), in South Carinthia (Austria, lakeside/forest setting) and in Leysin (Swiss Alps, 1,260 m). Programmes combine 25-35 hours of tennis (technical, tactical, physical and mental training, video analysis, match play) with multi-sport activities, breathwork, mindset sessions, low camper-to-staff ratio, 1-on-1 mentorship and post-camp parent reports. All-inclusive; scholarships available; camp fees published on the camps page (expandable sections/booklets).

Andover Summer is the summer academic enrichment programme of Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts, running since the 1940s. The five-week session is residential, with a day option, and is built for rising seventh to twelfth graders preparing for demanding secondary schools and universities. The wider Andover Summer umbrella also covers outreach programmes such as (MS)2, IRT, PALS and Andover Bread Loaf.

Exeter Summer is the summer session of Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter, New Hampshire, teaching through the Harkness method of student-led discussion around a shared table. Over six hundred students in grades seven to twelve attend each summer from dozens of countries and US states. Access Exeter serves grades seven and eight in themed course clusters, while Upper School students in grades nine to twelve build their own curriculum. Afternoons are given to sports and performing arts on the academy campus north of Boston.

Pilgrims Young Learners has been running residential English summer courses for children and teenagers for over 50 years. Courses for ages 8 to 17 run at Bradfield College in Berkshire and Harrow School in London, combining morning English lessons with afternoon activities, sports, excursions and evening entertainment. Pilgrims staff are with students from breakfast to bedtime, and accompanied airport transfers from London Heathrow and Gatwick are included in course fees.

Porthpean Outdoor Education Centre, operated by Cornwall Adventure Limited, has been providing adventurous activities and residential experiences for young people since the 1940s. Located in Porthpean, Cornwall, the centre offers a range of outdoor education programs designed to develop self-esteem, support mental health and wellbeing, promote inclusive learning, and enhance both peer-to-peer and child-to-teacher relationships. The centre is committed to delivering excellent customer service and offering first-class facilities for children and young people, ensuring every child feels trusted, valued, and uniquely special.

Préfleuri is an international alpine boarding school and camp in Chesières (Villars-sur-Ollon, Swiss Alps) welcoming young children for summer and winter programmes in a chalet setting, with rooms of 4–5 beds and a family atmosphere. Winter camps run on the slopes of Villars, Gryon, Les Diablerets and Glacier 3000 (100 km of pistes), with three age-based programmes: Mini-Champions (3–6, with a village snow garden for beginners), Juniors (7–10) and Teens (11+), plus ski-linguistic options, tobogganing, ice skating, winter hiking, thermal baths and evening group activities. Winter 2027 dates are announced (Sunday 10 January – Friday 20 March 2027, à la carte stays with a 2-week minimum; Paris-departure Ski Camps 6–13, 13–20 or 6–20 February 2027), but at the time of checking the published fee schedule still showed the 2026 season (reference: 2 weeks CHF 6'000, 3 weeks CHF 8'550, 4 weeks CHF 10'950, term CHF 24'450; Paris Ski Camp CHF 2'500/1 week, CHF 3'800/2 weeks) — 2027 prices should be confirmed with the school. Also runs a Ski & Study term programme integrated with the boarding school.

Procamp (Procamp Felix Baumann Sarl, Delemont) organises camps in Switzerland for young people aged 10 to 18, combining language classes with sporting and artistic activity programmes. The language programme is designed and supervised by a teacher training institute (Haute Ecole Pedagogique), and the sporting and artistic activities are run with partner organisations experienced in working with children and teenagers. Procamp uses study centres in Saignelegier, in the Franches-Montagnes of the Jura, and in Leysin, and also runs a tipi site at Saignelegier.

Queen Ethelburga's Collegiate (est. 1912) is an award-winning independent boarding school on a 220-acre campus at Thorpe Underwood Estate, North Yorkshire, between York, Leeds and Harrogate. Its International Summer School (ages 7–17) showcases British boarding life: Junior (7–12) and Senior (13–17) programmes run 30 June – 21 July 2026 with at least 10 hours of English per week plus Camp QE activities, weekly city trips (Oxford, York, London, Manchester) included, and an optional fourth specialism week 21–28 July: Football (Mike Phelan Coaching team), Cricket or Forensic Science (10–17, also open to UK students). Facilities include a swimming pool, gym, climbing wall, padel court, triple-court sports hall, running track, 30+ acres of pitches and a 312-seat theatre; the Sports Village hosts training for top clubs. 2026 prices: 2 weeks £3,100, 3 weeks £4,650; specialist week £1,855 residential international (£1,240 residential / £620 6-day for UK-passport holders). Modern boarding houses with 24-hour supervision, personal tutors, on-site medical centre; FREE Manchester Airport transfers on published days. FAQ for agents on the summer school page; year-round Camp QE holiday day/residential camps (5–16) also run at the estate.

Ratcliffe College is a co-educational Catholic independent day and boarding school in Leicester, England, set in extensive grounds on the Fosse Way. Its residential UK International Summer School for students aged 10–17 (12 July – 9 August in 2026) combines intensive English language lessons, multi-activity and sports programmes integrated with Ratcliffe College students, a Steinway & Sons piano masterclass week, a tennis academy and twice-weekly cultural trips. Bookings for 2026 closed; new courses are announced for summer 2027.

Reach Cambridge is a residential academic summer school provider based in Cambridge, UK, with over 21 years of experience. It runs 2-, 4- and 6-week summer programs for international students aged 14–18, with 20 hours of academic tuition per week in seminar-style small groups, guest lectures, practical workshops, activities and coach excursions. Students stay in university college accommodation in central Cambridge with 24-hour onsite supervision and dedicated welfare staff. Office: The Guildhall, Cambridge CB2 3QJ.

Reddam House Berkshire is a co-educational independent day and boarding school in Wokingham, Berkshire, England, part of the Inspired Education Group, for students from 3 months to 18 set in 125 acres of parkland; it runs summer and holiday camps.

ReiseMeise is a Berlin-based tour operator running supervised holiday camps for children and teenagers across Germany. Its programmes include tree-house building, survival and film making, surfing, diving, climbing, riding, sailing and language courses, held during the spring, summer and autumn school holidays. The camps take place at children's holiday centres in Saxony, Brandenburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and other federal states. Full board and round-the-clock supervision by trained staff are included, and the operator holds the GUT DRAUF certification for nutrition, exercise and stress management in youth travel.

Rossall School runs its own international summer school on a 160-acre coastal campus in Fleetwood, Lancashire, for students aged 11-17. The programme combines 20 hours of English (EAL) tuition per week in classes of up to 12 with specialised skills options, a full activity programme, weekly excursions and full-board boarding accommodation. Stays start from two weeks with Saturday arrivals.

ruf Jugendreisen is a German youth travel operator based in Bielefeld. It sells and organises supervised trips for children and teenagers: language holidays, children's camps, summer trips, ski weeks in Austria and school-leavers' travel. ruf is the seller and the organiser — it takes the booking, publishes the prices and sends its own tour leaders and supervisors to every destination. Programmes are grouped by age, starting with children's trips for ages ten and up.

Rugby School Short Courses (RSSC) runs two-week summer programmes at Rugby School, the historic co-educational boarding school in Rugby, Warwickshire. Courses are rooted in the values and ethos of the school, with classes led by experienced professional tutors and Rugby School teachers. Three streams are offered: Career Streams (Young Vet, Young Medic, Young Dentist, Performance Engineer), Subject Streams (Combined Sciences, Business & Economics, Music and Performing Arts, AI Innovation and Optimisation) and an EAL Stream focused on English language and British culture. Students board on site, join daily activities and sports, attend formal dinners, and take excursions to London and Oxford. Bookings are managed first come, first served, with cohorts mixed by nationality.

An international day and boarding school in Porrentruy, in the Swiss Jura, founded in 1897 and coeducational today. Up to seventy boarders live on campus in two supervised boarding houses, alongside study rooms, a library, a gym, a swimming pool and shared student lounges. In summer the school opens the campus for its residential Summer Camp and Horse Riding Academy: language mornings in French, German and English, and afternoons of workshops, sport and excursions across Switzerland, France and Germany.

Samiad runs British summer schools for international juniors and teenagers at prestigious UK boarding schools including Eton College (Windsor), Marlborough College, Bromsgrove School, Trent College (Nottingham), The Leys (Cambridge), RGS Surrey Hills and The Oratory School (Oxfordshire). All programmes include at least 15 hours of English lessons per week plus a choice of 10 specialisms: multi-activity, Paris Saint-Germain football academy, tennis, golf, horse riding, basketball, robotics, art and intensive English, with famous excursions (London, Warwick Castle, Alton Towers, Thorpe Park), full board and a 1:6 staff-to-student ratio. Over 12,000 students from 110 countries. Ages roughly 8-18 (Eton NxtGen 14-18). Pricing is enquiry-based.

Sapphire Education offers immersive summer programmes at the University of Bath, designed to equip students aged 12 to 18 with the skills and confidence needed for higher education. Their courses blend academic excellence with hands-on projects, expert mentorship, and cultural experiences, fostering critical thinking, debate, and independent learning. The institution is committed to providing an authentic university experience in a supportive environment, helping students clarify their future goals and strengthen their university applications.

SCL International College — Stay Campus London — offers an all-inclusive campus experience in London: classrooms, en-suite studio accommodation, restaurant, gym, cinema, disco and study zones under one roof, across campuses in Kentish Town, Camden, North Acton and (from 2026) Hanger Lane. Alongside year-round adult and university-pathway courses, its summer Junior Discover London programme (ages 12–17) combines an English & Culture course with guided London excursions, a Cambridge day trip, full board and 24-hour supervision by DBS-checked staff. Year-round bespoke junior group programmes are available; Family English lets parents and children study together.

Scuola Leonardo da Vinci Milan is an Italian language school in the Porta Romana district of Milan, a short walk from Duomo Square. It is officially authorised by the Italian Ministry of Education and belongs to the Scuola Leonardo da Vinci group, which also runs centres in Florence, Rome, Turin and Viareggio. Alongside its Italian courses for adults, the Milan centre runs a residential summer camp for teenagers combining Italian or English lessons with STEM and creative workshops, sports, guided cultural visits and full-board accommodation under round-the-clock supervision.

Select English is an English language school based in Cambridge. It runs summer English courses for young learners and teenagers at St Andrew's College in Cambridge and at Culford School in Suffolk, alongside adult courses at Magdalene College. Junior students are taught in classes of no more than fourteen, stay either in a school residence or with a host family, and follow an afternoon and evening activity programme with excursions supervised by the school's own staff.

Sherborne International is a specialist international boarding school in Sherborne, Dorset, part of the Sherborne Schools Group. Its UK summer school — now well past its 30th year — welcomes international students aged 8–17 with all-inclusive residential courses: Intensive English, a Junior programme, Pre-GCSE/GCSE & IGCSE Mid-Course Boosters, and the Science, Strategy and Society programme. Classes average just 8 students, all EFL teachers are qualified, and fees include everything from laundry to Heathrow/Gatwick coach transfers. A registered charity (no. 1081228).

Ski Zenit is a Swiss alpine ski racing academy dedicated to developing athletes of all ages, nationalities, and competitive levels. Our ski racing camps run from July through April and combine expert technical coaching with physical preparation and mental performance training. Drawing on many years of experience in alpine ski racing, Ski Zenit provides structured, high-quality training designed to help every athlete improve performance, build confidence, and reach their full potential on the slopes.

Sol Camps runs residential and day summer camps for children and teenagers at university and school campuses in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada and the United States. Its programmes combine morning English tuition with activity and excursion programmes, and are sold by destination, each with its own campus, age range and price list.

Sotogrande International School is a private international school on the coast of Cádiz in southern Spain, part of the Inspired Education group. Alongside its year-round academic programme the school runs a summer camp season on its own campus, with residential and day places for children and teenagers, plus separate day camps for younger children. The camp programme combines morning sport — water sports, horse riding, tennis, golf, football or multisport — with afternoon language and academic options in English, Spanish and French.

Southbourne School of English is a family-run English language school founded in 1966 in the seaside town of Bournemouth, a ten-minute walk from the sea. One of the highest-rated English schools in the south of England, it is accredited by the British Council and a member of IALC, Quality English and English UK. The Junior Summer English Courses (ages 9–15, or 9–16 in groups) run from the end of June to the end of August: 15 hours of tuition per week in classes averaging 12 students, a fun sports and activity programme, one full-day excursion per week and carefully selected, police-checked homestay accommodation.

Sprachcaffe Languages Plus is an international language-travel organisation (founded 1983) running language camps and courses in Europe, North America and beyond. Its Juniors (U20) programme offers fully supervised all-inclusive language camps for ages 12–17 (with more independent options to 21): language course with placement test and certificate, full-board accommodation, activity programme and 24/7 supervision by trained Teamers. Destinations include Nice, Malta, England, Germany and Spain.

Stafford House Study Holidays offers English language summer and year-round courses for junior students and groups at centres across the UK, USA and Malaysia. Part of CATS Global Schools, the organisation is accredited by the British Council and is a member of English UK and Young Learners English UK. Programmes combine English tuition with supervised excursions, sports and creative activities, with residential and homestay accommodation and dedicated student welfare staff at every centre.

Stanford Summer Session is Stanford University's fourth academic quarter, an eight-week term on the university's main campus in Stanford, California. In the school's own words, it "provides high-achieving and ambitious students a transformative educational experience at a world-class university", combining challenging academics with a rich array of extra-curricular programming. Summer Session is open to high school, undergraduate, graduate and gap-year students; all its courses carry Stanford University credit and an official Stanford transcript. The school publishes a catalogue of more than 130 courses and describes a student body drawn from more than 60 countries. Residential students live in classic undergraduate residence halls and eat in a nearby dining commons; every student has access to more than twenty libraries, to Stanford's gyms, pools, courts, golf course and sports fields, and to the Summer Academic Resource Center for advising, tutoring and workshops.

St Brelade’s College is a second-generation, family-run English language school on the safe and beautiful island of Jersey (Channel Islands), housed in a former parish school in St Aubin since 1984. Junior English programmes (ages 12–16) combine 15–19 hours of tuition per week by qualified teachers with a vibrant island-focused leisure programme: afternoon activities every weekday, weekly evening BBQ party, beach games and boat trips. Accommodation in carefully selected homestay or student residences. Seasonal English & Surfing and English & Adventure Sports weeks also available.

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.

St Edmund’s College Summer School is the international summer school of St Edmund’s College & Prep School, a historic Catholic boarding school in Old Hall Green, Hertfordshire (near Ware), 40 minutes from London. The fully residential programme welcomes students aged 9–17 (levels B1–C2) for 3- or 6-week courses combining 36 hours of communicative, task-based English tuition per 3 weeks with weekly educational excursions, a rich social programme, academic and specialist activity upgrades. Accredited by the British Council and a member of English UK; el-gazette Centre of Excellence.

St George's Ascot is an independent day and boarding school in Royal Berkshire, set on a wooded campus at Ascot around twenty minutes from London Heathrow Airport and under an hour from London Gatwick. Alongside its mainstream curriculum for pupils aged 11-18, the school runs International Immersion Programmes in which visiting pupils join regular classes as full members of the boarding community. Small class sizes, subject-specialist staff and embedded one-to-one EAL support are designed to build both academic and everyday English, and every international pupil receives an SGA International Immersion Certificate of Achievement and an end-of-programme academic transcript.

St. George's International School is a day and boarding school above Montreux (Clarens), Switzerland, part of the Inspired Education group, running seasonal camps alongside the school year. Its residential Winter Camp (ages 10–16; day option 8–16) is a February half-term ski week: daily skiing in Verbier, Villars, Leysin or Portes du Soleil depending on conditions, freeride and racing groups for advanced skiers plus beginner/intermediate coaching, ski pass and equipment rental INCLUDED, three meals daily and an evening programme (laser tag, tobogganing, bowling). Winter Camp 2026 ran 14–21 February (CHF 3,490 boarding / CHF 1,790 day — season completed; 2027 dates TBA). Summer camps also run on campus. Agent/partner terms via Inspired global camps or the school; enquiries via stgeorges.ch forms.

St Giles International aims to provide high quality English language education in a friendly, student focused environment, drawing on over 70 years of experience with learners of different ages, backgrounds, and goals. The school’s mission is to treat students as individuals, help them find their own voice in English, and create conditions for full language immersion both inside and outside the classroom. It emphasises values of quality, continuous improvement, care, and international experience, while maintaining family ownership and long term relationships with its learners. The teaching approach at St Giles International is learner centred: lessons are built around the aims and needs of each student, and programmes are adjusted according to the group profile and course objectives. Classes make extensive use of pair and group work, task based activities, and real life communication to develop fluency and confidence. Teachers monitor progress through regular feedback, tutorials, and formal assessment so that students can see their development and refine their study plans. Key features include accredited centres in the UK and Canada, a wide range of General English, exam preparation, teacher training, and specialised courses, and multi level classes from beginner to advanced. The school offers modern learning facilities, dedicated student support services, and organised social programmes designed to extend language practice beyond the classroom. Small class sizes and an international mix of students help create an inclusive, supportive atmosphere where learners can progress quickly and achieve their personal, academic, or professional goals.

St Giles International is a family-owned group of English language schools founded in 1955, with over 70 years of experience, year-round adult centres in Brighton, Cambridge, Eastbourne, London Central, London Highgate and Vancouver, and dedicated Junior Summer Centres (ages 8–17) at boarding school and university campuses in Cambridge (St Mary's School), Canterbury (The King's School) and London (UCL), plus a one-week London Explorer Week and Family Courses (ages 5–15) in Brighton, Cambridge and London. Junior packages are all-inclusive: 20 lessons per week, full board, residential accommodation, excursions, activities, travel and medical insurance and 24-hour supervision. Accredited by the British Council, member of English UK and ALTO. U16 year-round study (28 lessons/week with homestay) is available at adult centres for mature 14–15 year olds.

St Gilgen International School is an international boarding and day school in the lakeside village of St. Gilgen near Salzburg, Austria. Alongside its academic year, the school runs residential summer camps for children and teenagers that combine morning language lessons in English or German with outdoor adventure, sport and cultural excursions in the Salzkammergut lake district. Campers live in the school boarding houses with en-suite rooms grouped by age and gender, and are looked after by qualified, first-aid trained staff.

Stonyhurst College is the UK's leading Catholic independent boarding school, set on a historic estate in the Ribble Valley, Lancashire. Its residential Summer School welcomes international pupils aged 10–17 for English Language courses with activities, an English + Tennis Academy with LTA professional coaches, and a Scholars' Programme (14–17) preparing students for future academic success. Fully residential with caring pastoral support, a truly international community and excursions across the North of England.

Studio Cambridge, established in 1954, is the oldest English language school in Cambridge, UK. The school offers a range of English language courses and camps, including General English, Intensive English, IELTS preparation, FCE preparation, and CAE preparation for adult students aged 16 and above. We also provide camps for young learners, with three summer camps and one year-round camp for teenagers at schools and university campuses in Cambridge and East England. The school is accredited by the British Council and is a member of English UK. In 2024, Studio Cambridge won the UED Turkiye 'Best Summer School' award, marking it as the best in the world, not just the UK.

Summer@Taft is the summer programme of The Taft School in Watertown, Connecticut, offering academic courses and enrichment for middle and high school students on the boarding school campus, with residential and day options.

Summer Boarding Courses (SBC), part of Dukes Education, runs residential and day summer schools for children and teenagers aged 6–17 across a range of UK campuses including Oxford, Cambridge and London. Programmes combine academic subjects and English language with a full afternoon and evening activity programme, cultural excursions and accommodation. Fees include tuition, activities, excursions, accommodation, meals, laundry, a UK SIM card and travel insurance.

The International Summer School at Leighton Park is a residential summer programme run in partnership between Leighton Park School and Experio Summer, with English tuition delivered by EngXcel, a British Council accredited provider. Based on Leighton Park's green campus on Shinfield Road, Reading, the school welcomes international students aged 8 to 17 (individual students aged 13 to 17) for two-week courses combining English language tuition, activities, events, local visits and excursions.

Summer Camp Finland International is an international residential summer camp for children and teenagers aged 8 to 17, run by the Finnish tour operator Uudenmaan Seuramatkat Oy. The camp is based at a lakeside resort in Southern Finland, about forty minutes by road from Helsinki Airport, and combines Finnish nature and outdoor life with sports, creative workshops and daily English practice. Campers from many countries live and take part in the programme together, supervised by English-speaking camp leaders.

Surval Montreux is a premium Swiss boarding school for girls overlooking Lake Geneva (Route de Glion 56, Montreux). Its Winter Camp for girls aged 12–18 combines French or English study (with optional high-school classes, etiquette, culinary arts and art) with alpine winters: weekly Ski Thursdays, weekend trips to Gstaad and Verbier, a full Ski Week in January, husky sledging, snowshoeing and cultural excursions (Olympic Museum, Cailler chocolate factory). All-inclusive packages ran 4 January – 29 March 2026 at CHF 3,000/week (minimum 3 weeks: CHF 9,000), including insurance, ski passes/equipment/instructors, airport transfers, en-suite shared rooms and all meals. Winter 2027 dates to be announced; a summer camp also runs. WhatsApp admissions +41 78 209 85 72.

Swiss Boarding Schools Disentis & Zurich is a Swiss boarding school group with a Mountain Campus in Disentis, in the Grisons Alps, and a City Campus in the Winterthur and Zurich area. Alongside year-round schooling it runs international holiday camps for teenagers in summer and winter, with German or English language classes in the morning and sport, culture and science activities in the afternoon. Camps are deliberately small and limit places per nationality.

Swiss Education Academy SA (Avenue de Florimont 11, Montreux) is the youth-camp arm of the Swiss Education Group: summer camps in Language (Leysin, ages 10–16), Business & Hospitality and Culinary (Montreux/Le Bouveret, ages 16–20) hosted on the campuses of the Swiss Hotel Management School and Hotel Institute Montreux, plus a January Winter Camp in Leysin combining language or business/hospitality classes with ski weeks (2026 edition: 11–24 January, CHF 2,350/week; 2027 dates TBA). Weekly summer sessions run 28 June – 15 August 2026. Contact via the website form; agents via the SEA Coordinator programme.

TASIS The American School in Switzerland offers dynamic summer programs for students aged 4–17, leveraging its picturesque campus in Lugano. The programs encompass language courses, arts, sports, and cultural excursions, providing a comprehensive educational experience in the heart of Europe. Students from over 60 countries participate, fostering a diverse and enriching environment.

Taunton School International Summer School offers international students aged 8 to 17 residential summer courses on the campus of Taunton School in Somerset, with over 25 years of experience. Each two-week course provides 45 hours of tuition: up to 25 hours of English plus up to 25 hours of a chosen academic, sports or creative course, taught in classes of no more than 12 students from over 40 countries. Fees are fully inclusive, covering full board accommodation in the school boarding houses, excursions, daily activities and airport transfers.

TECS runs English immersion summer camps for children and teenagers on the campus of Colegio El Centro Ingles in El Puerto de Santa Maria, Cadiz, in southern Spain. The provider combines English classes and project work in the mornings with beach afternoons, sports and adventure excursions, and keeps campers in a residential setting with round-the-clock supervision by teachers, monitors and a dedicated welfare team.

Telligo is a French operator of holiday camps for children and teenagers (colonies de vacances) and a brand of the UCPA group, a non-profit association group recognised in France as being of social utility. Its catalogue is organised in four ranges: thematic stays, language stays, sports stays, and stays abroad. Themes run from science, robotics and video game creation to cooking, animals, exploration and role play, and each stay is published for a narrow age band rather than a broad one. Telligo is certified NF Service for its language stays with lessons, under the French standard NF 295. Advisers can be reached by telephone from Monday to Saturday, and a free pre-reservation is offered before a booking is confirmed.

Temps Jeunes is a French association that organises residential holiday camps (colonies de vacances) for children and teenagers, runs BAFA youth-leader training, and hosts school trips and group stays. It operates its own network of residential centres across France: Thésée (41), Château de Theix (63), Manoir du Viginet at Saint-Nectaire (63), Edelweiss at Saint-François-Longchamp (73), L'Alpestre at Notre-Dame-du-Pré (73), Le Bocage Savoyard at Bormes-les-Mimosas (83), Domaine des Gatinelles at Brétignolles-sur-Mer and La Touraine at Longeville-sur-Mer (85). Camps are sold with supervised travel by train or coach from departure cities across France, or without transport for families who bring their child to the centre themselves.

The English Language Centre is an English language school founded in Brighton in 1962 and based ever since in the building at 33 Palmeira Mansions, Palmeira Square. It is registered in England as a charity and teaches in three centres in the south and north west of England: Brighton & Hove, Chester — opened in 1976 and the only year round English language school in the city — and Eastbourne, a school founded in 1936 that merged with ELC in 2010. Alongside its year round courses for adults, ELC runs summer courses for teenagers, with host family accommodation arranged by the school and an activity and excursion programme run by its own staff.

The Hotchkiss School is an independent boarding and day school in Lakeville, Connecticut, founded in 1891 and set on a campus of more than 800 acres of forests, pastures, streams and lakes in the Berkshire foothills. Its summer arm, Hotchkiss Summer Portals, runs residential academic and arts courses for middle-school and early high-school students, taught by Hotchkiss faculty and by partner institutions such as the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory DNA Learning Center. Portals students live in the school dormitories, eat in the dining hall, and work in the same Griswold Science Building, Cullman Art Center, Edsel Ford Memorial Library and Mars Athletic Center that the school year uses. Tuition is all-inclusive of room, board, course expenses, health centre needs and most on- and off-campus activities.

The King's School Canterbury runs its own residential summer school on its historic campus in the Precincts of Canterbury, beside Canterbury Cathedral. The programme welcomes students aged 8 to 17 and combines English language or Global Studies tuition with a wide choice of afternoon academies, excursions and full-board boarding accommodation.

The Loomis Chaffee School is an independent boarding and day school in Windsor, Connecticut, on a campus of three hundred acres at the confluence of the Farmington and Connecticut rivers, just north of Hartford. Its Office of Summer Programs runs the school’s own four-week Enrichment Program for rising seventh to tenth graders, in boarding and day forms, and also hosts sports camps and ballet intensives run by outside organisations. Enrichment students live in the school dormitories, eat together in the dining hall, and work in the school’s classrooms, ceramics studio and robotics space, with dorm faculty and staff running games, film nights and community events in the evenings.

The Outward Bound Trust is a UK educational charity running residential outdoor adventure courses for young people at wild, remote centres in Wales, the Lake District and the Scottish Highlands. Its Summer Adventures run at four levels — Basecamp, Ridge, Summit and Pinnacle — matched to age streams from 10 to 22, and combine activities such as hiking, climbing and water-based journeys with nights at the centre and on expedition. Funding support of up to 60–75% is available for eligible families.

The Putney School Summer Arts is the summer programme of The Putney School, a progressive independent school on a working farm in southern Vermont. The programme brings teenage artists to the rural campus for immersive studio work in visual art, music, theatre, dance, writing and design, taught in small workshops by practising artists. Students live in dormitories on campus, eat in the central dining hall and take part in afternoon activities, evening arts events and shared community responsibilities alongside their studio practice.

Thornton College, a girls’ school near Milton Keynes, offers term-time Short-Stay Immersion boarding experiences for girls aged 7-18, from two weeks upwards, rather than a holiday summer camp. Published fees start from around £1,325 per week.

Tipperary Mountain Riding Centre, also known as Timo Trec, is a family-run riding centre at Rusheen, Borrisoleigh, in the Tipperary mountains of central Ireland. It is an Association of Irish Riding Establishments centre and runs treks, riding lessons, riding holidays and pony camps for children and young people, with residential places for campers aged 12 and over.

Tufts University offers pre-college programmes for high school students through its University College division on the Medford campus near Boston, Massachusetts. Formats include one-week courses, multi-week residential and commuter programmes, credit-bearing dual enrolment courses and subject tracks in art, business, engineering and computer science, health sciences and social impact.

Twin English Centre London offers a dynamic environment for students to immerse themselves in English language learning. Located in the heart of London, the centre provides a vibrant atmosphere where students can engage with peers from around the world, enhancing both their language skills and cultural understanding. The school's proximity to iconic landmarks and cultural sites enriches the learning experience, making it an ideal setting for those eager to explore the city while studying.

UC Berkeley Pre-College Scholars gives high school students access to the Berkeley campus in California through four tracks: a credit-bearing Residential Track with campus housing, a short-term residential Non-Credit Track, a Commuter Track for Bay Area students, and a Virtual Track. Participants study alongside UC Berkeley students and faculty.

UKSA is a maritime charity and watersports training centre based on a secure 3.5-acre waterfront site in West Cowes, Isle of Wight. Alongside professional maritime training, UKSA runs popular school-holiday watersports camps for children aged 8-15, available as day camps or as supervised residential stays with bunk-style accommodation, full meals and an evening activities programme. Children are supervised at all times by experienced, safeguard-trained watersports instructors.

The University of Chicago runs pre-college programmes for high school students through its Summer Session. Residential options range from a one-week enrichment format to two-, three- and four-week programmes on the Hyde Park campus in Chicago, alongside a Summer Language Institute, online courses and partner programmes. Eligibility is defined by current grade rather than age, and commuter places are offered to students living in the Chicago area.

Vacational Studies is a residential English language summer school for international students held at The Mary Hare School near Newbury, combining English tuition with sports, social activities and excursions, with published annual fees.

Live an unforgettable experience and feel like a true Valencia CF Academy player. Train under the guidance of Valencia CF coaches, improve through our methodology, and experience the passion for football either at the club’s Training Centre in Valencia or at the VCF Camps held around the world. Train, learn, and embrace the values of Valencia CF.

Verbier International School (VIS) is a private international day and boarding school in the alpine resort of Verbier, in the Swiss canton of Valais. It teaches the IB Diploma Programme and a High School Diploma Programme alongside a primary school, a Middle Years Programme and a Forest School, and describes an education built on individual, family and holistic care. Outside term time the school runs boutique summer and winter camps for children aged 7 to 17, hosted on its own campus and in its Chalet Flore boarding house, with a deliberately small cohort of 35 to 40 campers per week. The school was formerly known as Lemania-Verbier International School.

Village Camps has been organizing international summer camps since 1972, offering a variety of programs across Austria, Portugal, and Switzerland. Their mission is to provide a safe, supervised, and enriching summer experience, fostering genuine friendships and personal growth among campers from over 50 countries. With a focus on education through recreation, Village Camps emphasizes learning while having fun, ensuring that every camper feels included and valued. Winter programmes have run in Switzerland since 1977 (Anzère, Leysin, Saas Fee — accommodation at the Swiss Alpine Centre in Leysin, ages 7–18); NOTE: as of July 2026 Village Camps accepts GROUP BOOKINGS ONLY for Switzerland Winter (individual enrolment unavailable — contact sales). An official Agent application form exists via the How To Enrol pack.

Washington University in St. Louis is a private research university whose Arts & Sciences division has run pre-college programmes for motivated middle and high school students for four decades. The portfolio includes credit and noncredit options in the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences, offered as residential, commuter and online formats on the Danforth Campus in St. Louis, Missouri. Residential participants live in air-conditioned campus residence halls and study in small classes led by university instructors.

West End Stage runs a week-long theatre summer school in London for young performers aged 8–21, now in its twentieth year. Led by West End professionals, each week combines drama, singing and dance classes with daily West End masterclasses, a trip to a West End musical and a final showcase performed at His Majesty’s Theatre, home of The Phantom of the Opera. Students can attend as day students or stay in residential accommodation at Trinity Laban with full board and 24/7 chaperoned care.

Westonbirt School, established in 1928, is a co-educational private day and boarding school located in Tetbury, Gloucestershire, England. Set within a historic Victorian mansion and 210 acres of parkland, the school offers a nurturing environment that fosters academic excellence and personal development. With nearly a century of experience in supporting international students, Westonbirt School is renowned for its commitment to recognizing and bringing out the best in every pupil. The school's ethos centers on tailoring education to the individual child, ensuring that each student receives personalized attention and support. This approach has cultivated a vibrant community where students from diverse backgrounds come together to learn, grow, and thrive. The school's facilities include a leisure center with an indoor swimming pool and a 9-hole golf course, providing students with ample opportunities for physical activity and recreation. The boarding houses offer comfortable accommodations, with both single and shared rooms, creating a homely atmosphere that encourages social interaction and community building. The school's commitment to excellence is reflected in its academic programs, extracurricular activities, and the overall experience it offers to its students.

Whitgift School runs an international summer school on its parkland campus in South Croydon, London, offering residential and non-residential courses for students aged 11 to 17: Intensive General English (from A2 level), Skills in Academic English (from C1) and an Academic Enrichment course (ages 11–13, from B2). Fees are transparent and include lessons, accommodation and meals for residential students, course books, excursions, laundry, activities and academies, and Sunday airport transfers at Gatwick, Heathrow, London City and St Pancras.

Wycombe Abbey Summer Programme is a two-week residential summer course held at Wycombe Abbey, one of the UK's most renowned boarding schools, set in 170 acres of parkland about 30 minutes from London Heathrow. The programme is operated by Wycombe Abbey Services Ltd with delivery partner UKLC and combines English language tuition with elective courses and premium excursions for international students aged 11 to 17.

XUK Camps, established in 1996, is a family-run organization offering a variety of residential and day camps for children and teens aged 3 to 17. With a focus on safety, inclusivity, and personal development, XUK provides enriching experiences that blend adventure, education, and fun. The camps are OFSTED-registered and adhere to high standards of care and quality.

young austria is an Austrian camp organiser running residential summer camps for children and teenagers in the province of Salzburg and on the Italian Adriatic coast. For over seven decades the provider has specialised in group travel for young people, and today its portfolio covers English language camps, outdoor adventure and multi-activity programmes, horse riding and multimedia camps. Camps are hosted in the provider's own ya! youth guesthouses, with full board, on-site sports facilities and round-the-clock supervision by trained counsellors. A certified child protection concept, a parent hotline during camp and accompanied travel options from Austrian and German departure points are part of the standard service.

Young Explorers Club is a Swiss outdoor-adventure camp organiser based in Les Diablerets (Vaud Alps), running bilingual English/French summer camps for international and Swiss children and teens (participants: 26% Switzerland, 38% Europe, 36% rest of world). Residential junior camps (8–13) in Les Diablerets offer five themes — Adrenaline, Mountain Biking, Football, Climbing and Survival — alongside a Teenager Adventure & Leadership residential camp (14–18) and travelling camps: Tour du Mont Blanc, Cycling through the Alps, Water Sports in Spain (flights from Geneva included) and Horse Riding. Prices are all-inclusive with no hidden costs: food, airport transfers, equipment, activities, staff and accommodation. Optional afternoon language classes (English, French or German) from CHF 260/week (2 hours a day, 5 days). Custom camps and trips for schools and groups also available.

Young Film Academy (YFA) is a UK provider of filmmaking courses, school programmes and film events for young people aged 5–18. Its flagship Residential Filmmaking & Screen Acting Summer Camp is held at Culford School in Suffolk, one of the UK’s leading boarding schools, and is open to all experience levels, with all board, meals, tuition, equipment and activities included.

Zigotours is a French youth travel operator based in Grenoble that runs residential holiday camps and young-adult trips in France and abroad for participants aged 6 to 25. Founded in 1989, it organises multi-activity, mountain, ski, seaside and touring programmes led by qualified directors and activity leaders. Its package rates are all-inclusive: travel from Paris, full board, accommodation, supervision, local transport, repatriation and accident insurance, and the activities listed for each programme.