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Ignite Your
Spark.
Shape Your
Future.
The UK’s Number One
Summer School
Day Camps
English Language
Pre-University Preparation
Academic Summer Schools
Career Experiences
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Message From the Director 4
Your Pathway 6-7
The SBC Experience 8-9
SBC Benets 10-11
Our Locations 12-13
Explorer Programmes 16-17
Day Camps 18-19
Camp Dragon 20-23
Adventure Programmes 24-25
SBC Canford 26-29
Headington Oxford 30-33
SBC at Eton College 34-37
College Pathways 38-41
Earlsclie 42-45
Dukes Cambridge 46-49
Oxford College 50-53
Booking Process 54
Dates and Prices 54
Our Consultancy Services 55
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Message From the Director 4
Your Pathway 6-7
The SBC Experience 8-9
SBC Benets 10-11
Our Locations 12-13
Explorer Programmes 16-17
Day Camps 18-19
Camp Dragon 20-23
Adventure Programmes 24-25
SBC Canford 26-29
Headington Oxford 30-33
SBC at Eton College 34-37
College Pathways 38-41
Earlsclie 42-45
Dukes Cambridge 46-49
Oxford College 50-53
Booking Process 54
Dates and Prices 54
Our Consultancy Services 55
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At Summer Boarding Courses, we believe that learning should be
fun, exciting, and full of new experiences. Our programmes help
students grow in condence, discover new interests, and make friends
from around the world. Every course is carefully planned to be safe,
supportive, and unforgettable.
Choosing the right summer school for your child is an important
decision. We want to make this decision simple, positive, and full of
opportunities.
Since 2008, more than 20,000 students from 155 countries have joined
SBC at our schools across the UK. Every year, we see how learning
together helps young people open their minds, build friendships, and
create memories that last a lifetime. It’s this mix of cultures, ideas, and
laughter that makes our summer experiences so special.
This year, we are proud to introduce the SBC Pathway, a clear
journey that supports your child’s growth at every stage. From the
rst adventures away from home in our Explorer Programmes, to
the collaboration and creativity of our Adventure Programmes, to
our College Pathways that prepare older students for university
and beyond - each step helps students become more condent,
independent, and ready for the future.
Every part of our pathway has a clear purpose. We want every
student to feel valued, inspired, and supported as they grow not just
academically, but as kind, condent global citizens.
Our mission is simple: to unite the cultures of the world through
education. We hope every child who joins us leaves with stronger
academic skills, wonderful friendships, and a better understanding
of the world. At SBC, learning is about more than lessons - it’s about
discovering who you are and how you can make a dierence.
We can’t wait to welcome your family to Summer Boarding Courses,
and to share a summer of learning, laughter, and memories that will
last a lifetime.
Will Finlayson
Director, Summer Boarding Courses
A message
from our Director
Your Future Starts Here
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At Summer Boarding Courses, we believe that learning should be
fun, exciting, and full of new experiences. Our programmes help
students grow in condence, discover new interests, and make friends
from around the world. Every course is carefully planned to be safe,
supportive, and unforgettable.
Choosing the right summer school for your child is an important
decision. We want to make this decision simple, positive, and full of
opportunities.
Since 2008, more than 20,000 students from 155 countries have joined
SBC at our schools across the UK. Every year, we see how learning
together helps young people open their minds, build friendships, and
create memories that last a lifetime. It’s this mix of cultures, ideas, and
laughter that makes our summer experiences so special.
This year, we are proud to introduce the SBC Pathway, a clear
journey that supports your child’s growth at every stage. From the
rst adventures away from home in our Explorer Programmes, to
the collaboration and creativity of our Adventure Programmes, to
our College Pathways that prepare older students for university
and beyond - each step helps students become more condent,
independent, and ready for the future.
Every part of our pathway has a clear purpose. We want every
student to feel valued, inspired, and supported as they grow not just
academically, but as kind, condent global citizens.
Our mission is simple: to unite the cultures of the world through
education. We hope every child who joins us leaves with stronger
academic skills, wonderful friendships, and a better understanding
of the world. At SBC, learning is about more than lessons - it’s about
discovering who you are and how you can make a dierence.
We can’t wait to welcome your family to Summer Boarding Courses,
and to share a summer of learning, laughter, and memories that will
last a lifetime.
Will Finlayson
Director, Summer Boarding Courses
A message
from our Director
Your Future Starts Here
Business: Mini-MBA
Global Leadership
Uni Prep
Think Global!
Science & Technology: Sustainable Futures
Faculty of Art & Design
Faculty of Business
Faculty of Science and Technology (STEM)
English Pathway
Faculty of Global Leadership
Faculty of Psychology
Faculty of Medicine
Faculty of Law
Earlsclie
Dukes Cambridge
Oxford College
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College Pathways
Adventure Programmes
Explorer Programmes
Ages 6-12
Day Camps
Perfect for young learners wanting to
boost English language prociency at a
fun activity-based camp
Ages 12-16
Adventure Programmes Plus
Inspiring, project-based learning
designed to strengthen critical
thinking and independent insight.
Ages 13-17
College Pathways
A future-focused experience
combining academic and career
inspiration with engaging o-campus
learning through eldwork, exploration,
and networking in a dynamic city-
campus setting.
Ages 15-17
College Pathways Plus
Live and study at genuine Oxford
University college campuses while
taking part in both subject-focused
and interdisciplinary projects that
build expertise, collaboration, and
academic condence.
Ages 8-12
Young Explorers
A nurturing prep-school environment
designed for young learners that
builds condence and a love for
learning abroad
Ages 11-16
Adventure Programmes
Blending immersive, hands-on learning
focused on problem-solving and
creativity with an action-packed
schedule of activities.
Adventure Programme
Future Entrepreneurs
Future Scientists
Future Artists
English Adventurers
Future Global Leaders
Future Doctors
English Adventurers
Explorer Programme
Camp Dragon
Day Camps
Young Explorers
College Pathways
Canford
Headington Oxford
SBC at Eton College
Designed to grow with your child, our pathways support every stage of their
educational journey - from rst experiences away from home to preparing
for university and beyond. Each step builds condence, develops practical
skills, and opens up new ways of thinking - all within a global community that
challenges, supports, and inspires.
Discover Your
Future Pathway
Our
Courses
Business: Mini-MBA
Global Leadership
Uni Prep
Think Global!
Science & Technology: Sustainable Futures
Faculty of Art & Design
Faculty of Business
Faculty of Science and Technology (STEM)
English Pathway
Faculty of Global Leadership
Faculty of Psychology
Faculty of Medicine
Faculty of Law
Earlsclie
Dukes Cambridge
Oxford College
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College Pathways
Adventure Programmes
Explorer Programmes
Ages 6-12
Day Camps
Perfect for young learners wanting to
boost English language prociency at a
fun activity-based camp
Ages 12-16
Adventure Programmes Plus
Inspiring, project-based learning
designed to strengthen critical
thinking and independent insight.
Ages 13-17
College Pathways
A future-focused experience
combining academic and career
inspiration with engaging o-campus
learning through eldwork, exploration,
and networking in a dynamic city-
campus setting.
Ages 15-17
College Pathways Plus
Live and study at genuine Oxford
University college campuses while
taking part in both subject-focused
and interdisciplinary projects that
build expertise, collaboration, and
academic condence.
Ages 8-12
Young Explorers
A nurturing prep-school environment
designed for young learners that
builds condence and a love for
learning abroad
Ages 11-16
Adventure Programmes
Blending immersive, hands-on learning
focused on problem-solving and
creativity with an action-packed
schedule of activities.
Adventure Programme
Future Entrepreneurs
Future Scientists
Future Artists
English Adventurers
Future Global Leaders
Future Doctors
English Adventurers
Explorer Programme
Camp Dragon
Day Camps
Young Explorers
College Pathways
Canford
Headington Oxford
SBC at Eton College
Designed to grow with your child, our pathways support every stage of their
educational journey - from rst experiences away from home to preparing
for university and beyond. Each step builds condence, develops practical
skills, and opens up new ways of thinking - all within a global community that
challenges, supports, and inspires.
Discover Your
Future Pathway
Our
Courses
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2%
American
2%
British
4%
French
8%
Italian
3%
Saudi
4%
Brazilian
11%
Chinese
5%
German
4%
Mexican
6%
Spanish
5%
Turkish
4%
Japanese
3%
Thai
2%
Hong Kong
2%
Polish
33%
Rest of World
After a summer with SBC I feel a lot dierent. When I came here I wasn’t
quite sure what I wanted to do with my future…by experiencing all of these
subjects I’ve got a better picture of what I want to do now.
I have learnt a lot and I am ready for my future.
Jasper
Student from Germany
Perfect British Council
Accreditation
SBC achieved a maximum
15/15 areas of strength,
recognising the quality of
provision we oer across
English language teaching,
social programmes, student
welfare, and facilities.
Award-Winning
Programmes
Our courses are recognised
for innovation and quality,
setting the standard in
summer education.
Global
Community
Join a diverse community of students from 155 nationalities,
promoting cultural exchange and immersive language practice.
Our nationalities in 2025:
UK’s No.1
Summer School
Ranked as a Centre of
Excellence by EL Gazette
(2018-2024) for outstanding
British Council inspection
results.
Future-Ready
Learning
Our curriculum incorporates
project-based learning,
critical thinking, and 21st-
century skills for real-world
success.
Prestigious
Locations
Experience summer at some
of the UK’s most iconic
institutions, including Oxford
University, Eton College, and
Headington School Oxford.
Experienced
Leadership Team
90% of our Operational
and Centre Managers
have worked with SBC for
over a decade, ensuring
consistency and trusted
expertise.
20,000+
Students Strong
We’ve welcomed over 20,000
students to SBC, providing
unforgettable summers and
lifelong connections.
The SBC Experience
8 9
2%
American
2%
British
4%
French
8%
Italian
3%
Saudi
4%
Brazilian
11%
Chinese
5%
German
4%
Mexican
6%
Spanish
5%
Turkish
4%
Japanese
3%
Thai
2%
Hong Kong
2%
Polish
33%
Rest of World
After a summer with SBC I feel a lot dierent. When I came here I wasn’t
quite sure what I wanted to do with my future…by experiencing all of these
subjects I’ve got a better picture of what I want to do now.
I have learnt a lot and I am ready for my future.
Jasper
Student from Germany
Perfect British Council
Accreditation
SBC achieved a maximum
15/15 areas of strength,
recognising the quality of
provision we oer across
English language teaching,
social programmes, student
welfare, and facilities.
Award-Winning
Programmes
Our courses are recognised
for innovation and quality,
setting the standard in
summer education.
Global
Community
Join a diverse community of students from 155 nationalities,
promoting cultural exchange and immersive language practice.
Our nationalities in 2025:
UK’s No.1
Summer School
Ranked as a Centre of
Excellence by EL Gazette
(2018-2024) for outstanding
British Council inspection
results.
Future-Ready
Learning
Our curriculum incorporates
project-based learning,
critical thinking, and 21st-
century skills for real-world
success.
Prestigious
Locations
Experience summer at some
of the UK’s most iconic
institutions, including Oxford
University, Eton College, and
Headington School Oxford.
Experienced
Leadership Team
90% of our Operational
and Centre Managers
have worked with SBC for
over a decade, ensuring
consistency and trusted
expertise.
20,000+
Students Strong
We’ve welcomed over 20,000
students to SBC, providing
unforgettable summers and
lifelong connections.
The SBC Experience
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We chose SBC for our summer school programme because of the strong
partnership with some of the most prestigious schools in the UK. Our
goal was to ensure that our students experience not only the highest
standards of learning but also meaningful cultural immersion, and SBC
delivered on both fronts.
Sam
Parent from Thailand
Over the summer you’ll build condence, unlock new skills, and
gain experiences that stay with you long after the classroom.
Grow Here,
Take Your Skills Ever y where
Boost Your
English Skills
Our dynamic, immersive
English courses help
students of all levels build
communication skills,
teamwork, and leadership.
Become a
Global Citizen
Join a diverse community
of students from 155
nationalities and gain a
deeper understanding of the
world.
Experience British
Boarding School Life
Our residential courses
provide a safe space to
develop independence and
condence in an authentic
setting.
Develop
Vital Skills
Our programmes empower
students to excel
academically and develop
key 21st-century skills.
Immerse Yourself
in Local Culture
Discover the UK through
excursions to museums,
galleries, and local
attractions.
Pursue
Your Passion
With over 15 subjects and
a wide range of social
activities, SBC lets you
design your ideal summer
experience—both in and
out of the classroom.
Future
Readiness
Strengthen the skills that
prepare you for the next
stage of your academic
journey.
Condent
Communication
Build the condence to
express yourself clearly in
conversations, discussions,
and presentations.
Personal
Growth
Experience life in a
supportive international
community. Gain
independence, build
lasting friendships across
cultures, and discover new
perspectives that will stay
with you long after summer.
10 11
We chose SBC for our summer school programme because of the strong
partnership with some of the most prestigious schools in the UK. Our
goal was to ensure that our students experience not only the highest
standards of learning but also meaningful cultural immersion, and SBC
delivered on both fronts.
Sam
Parent from Thailand
Over the summer you’ll build condence, unlock new skills, and
gain experiences that stay with you long after the classroom.
Grow Here,
Take Your Skills Ever y where
Boost Your
English Skills
Our dynamic, immersive
English courses help
students of all levels build
communication skills,
teamwork, and leadership.
Become a
Global Citizen
Join a diverse community
of students from 155
nationalities and gain a
deeper understanding of the
world.
Experience British
Boarding School Life
Our residential courses
provide a safe space to
develop independence and
condence in an authentic
setting.
Develop
Vital Skills
Our programmes empower
students to excel
academically and develop
key 21st-century skills.
Immerse Yourself
in Local Culture
Discover the UK through
excursions to museums,
galleries, and local
attractions.
Pursue
Your Passion
With over 15 subjects and
a wide range of social
activities, SBC lets you
design your ideal summer
experience—both in and
out of the classroom.
Future
Readiness
Strengthen the skills that
prepare you for the next
stage of your academic
journey.
Condent
Communication
Build the condence to
express yourself clearly in
conversations, discussions,
and presentations.
Personal
Growth
Experience life in a
supportive international
community. Gain
independence, build
lasting friendships across
cultures, and discover new
perspectives that will stay
with you long after summer.
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Eton College
Ages 12-16
Future Entrepreneurs
Future Global Leaders
Future Scientists
Day Camps
Canford
Earlsclie Summer
Headington Oxford
Dukes Cambridge Oxford College
Camp Dragon
Ages 6-12
Ages 11-16
Ages 13-17
Ages 12-16
Ages 14-17
Ages 15-17
Ages 8-12
Future Entrepreneurs
Future Scientists
Future Artists
English Adventurers
Future Global Leaders
Business: Mini-MBA
Global Leadership
Uni Prep
Think Global!
Science & Technology: Sustainable Futures
Future Entrepreneurs
Future Scientists
Future Doctors
English Adventurers
Future Global Leaders
Faculty of Art & Design
Faculty of Business
Faculty of Science and Technology (STEM)
Faculty of Medicine
Faculty of Law
Faculty of Global Leadership
Faculty of Business
Our
Locations
Faculty of Psychology
Faculty of Medicine
English Pathway
Young Explorers
Easter - English Language
Eton College
Earlsclie
Canford
Day Camps
Camp Dragon
Day Camps
Headington
Oxford
Oxford College
Dukes Cambridge
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Eton College
Ages 12-16
Future Entrepreneurs
Future Global Leaders
Future Scientists
Day Camps
Canford
Earlsclie Summer
Headington Oxford
Dukes Cambridge Oxford College
Camp Dragon
Ages 6-12
Ages 11-16
Ages 13-17
Ages 12-16
Ages 14-17
Ages 15-17
Ages 8-12
Future Entrepreneurs
Future Scientists
Future Artists
English Adventurers
Future Global Leaders
Business: Mini-MBA
Global Leadership
Uni Prep
Think Global!
Science & Technology: Sustainable Futures
Future Entrepreneurs
Future Scientists
Future Doctors
English Adventurers
Future Global Leaders
Faculty of Art & Design
Faculty of Business
Faculty of Science and Technology (STEM)
Faculty of Medicine
Faculty of Law
Faculty of Global Leadership
Faculty of Business
Our
Locations
Faculty of Psychology
Faculty of Medicine
English Pathway
Young Explorers
Easter - English Language
Eton College
Earlsclie
Canford
Day Camps
Camp Dragon
Day Camps
Headington
Oxford
Oxford College
Dukes Cambridge
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It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. I made friends
from all over the world which is more than enriching
and I hope to stay in touch with most of them. I am
coming back home with a head full of memories and I
feel more condent about life and the future
Eleonore
Student from France
Quintessentially British.
Unforgettable Summers.
Who Are SBC Summer
Schools For?
Ambitious students aged 8–17 who
want more from their summer. SBC
welcomes learners ready to improve
their English, explore new ideas, and
connect with peers from around the
world.
Future-Facing
Skills
Our programmes go beyond
academics. Students develop critical
thinking, teamwork, and condence
in an international environment—skills
that stay with them long after summer
ends.
Adventures Beyond
the Classroom
Every day brings something new.
Sports, arts, cultural trips and campus
activities spark creativity, build
friendships, and strengthen leadership.
The social programme is as valuable
as the academics - broadening
horizons and building a global outlook.
Empowering Knowledge
and Condence
Learning is interactive and hands-on.
Through projects, teamwork and our
signature Time to Shine presentations,
students practise public speaking and
sharpen their English in real situations.
They leave not only with subject
knowledge but with the condence to
share ideas clearly and persuasively.
The UK’s leading summer school experience
Study and live in some of Britain’s most iconic schools
and university colleges. At SBC, students join a global
community, learn with expert teachers, and discover the
best of British culture through academics, activities, and
unforgettable excursions.
14 15
It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. I made friends
from all over the world which is more than enriching
and I hope to stay in touch with most of them. I am
coming back home with a head full of memories and I
feel more condent about life and the future
Eleonore
Student from France
Quintessentially British.
Unforgettable Summers.
Who Are SBC Summer
Schools For?
Ambitious students aged 8–17 who
want more from their summer. SBC
welcomes learners ready to improve
their English, explore new ideas, and
connect with peers from around the
world.
Future-Facing
Skills
Our programmes go beyond
academics. Students develop critical
thinking, teamwork, and condence
in an international environment—skills
that stay with them long after summer
ends.
Adventures Beyond
the Classroom
Every day brings something new.
Sports, arts, cultural trips and campus
activities spark creativity, build
friendships, and strengthen leadership.
The social programme is as valuable
as the academics - broadening
horizons and building a global outlook.
Empowering Knowledge
and Condence
Learning is interactive and hands-on.
Through projects, teamwork and our
signature Time to Shine presentations,
students practise public speaking and
sharpen their English in real situations.
They leave not only with subject
knowledge but with the condence to
share ideas clearly and persuasively.
The UK’s leading summer school experience
Study and live in some of Britain’s most iconic schools
and university colleges. At SBC, students join a global
community, learn with expert teachers, and discover the
best of British culture through academics, activities, and
unforgettable excursions.
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Ages 8-12
Explorer Progr ammes
Where curiosity thrives.
Our Young Explorers programme combines fun, adventure, and academic
enrichment in a safe and nurturing residential setting. Perfect for building
independence and making lifelong friends, Young Explorers ignites curiosity
and creates unforgettable summer memories.
Learning through hands
on explorative play
The Lasting
Impact of
an Explorer
Programme
Build condence through every
challenge and achievement
Step outside your comfort zone and
discover what you’re capable of
Strengthen communication skills in
every class and activity
Return to school inspired and
motivated to achieve more
Receive a Certicate of Attendance
to mark your success
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Ages 8-12
Explorer Progr ammes
Where curiosity thrives.
Our Young Explorers programme combines fun, adventure, and academic
enrichment in a safe and nurturing residential setting. Perfect for building
independence and making lifelong friends, Young Explorers ignites curiosity
and creates unforgettable summer memories.
Learning through hands
on explorative play
The Lasting
Impact of
an Explorer
Programme
Build condence through every
challenge and achievement
Step outside your comfort zone and
discover what you’re capable of
Strengthen communication skills in
every class and activity
Return to school inspired and
motivated to achieve more
Receive a Certicate of Attendance
to mark your success
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Summer Day Camps
London, Oxford and Kingston
Ages
6–12
English Level
All levels
Locations:
London & Oxford
Learn, Play and Discover
Our Summer Day Camps combine English lessons with exciting activities
and adventures, giving children the chance to share every experience with
local English kids.
What are Summer Day Camps all about?
Action-packed days lled with sports, arts, science, and outdoor adventures. Every
day brings something dierent—fun, active, and designed to spark curiosity -
before heading home in the evening.
Who are Summer Day Camps for?
Curious, energetic children who want to try new things, make friends, and enjoy
the buzz of camp life without staying overnight. There’s something here for every
interest.
Explorer Programmes
Inspiring settings
in London and Oxford
Hosted at leading independent schools, our
Day Camps mix English lessons with dynamic
activities, giving children the chance to learn,
play, and make friends with both local and
international students.
40+ engaging activities
From archery and pedal kart racing to art and ultimate inatables, there’s no end to the fun! Highlights include:
Archery
Cookery
Football
Netball
Basketball
Fencing
Zorbing
Trampolining
Swimming
Drama
Pedal Karts
Kiwi Cricket
Roller Racers
Tennis
Outdoor Art
Ultimate Inatables
Mini Olympics
and many more!
What will you gain
English language development
• Improved English through fun, interactive
lessons with experienced teachers
• New skills in sports, arts, and hands-on
activities
• Condence from trying new challenges
and sharing ideas
• Friendships with children from the UK and
around the world
• Non-stop fun with 40+ activities to
choose from each week
• 10 lessons per week (2 x 50 minutes daily)
with qualied teachers
• Small classes (max 12 students) split by
ability
• Focus on practical communication and
building condence
• End-of-course report and certicate
The sta are not only highly skilled but also incredibly kind and nurturing,
creating a warm and welcoming environment for young learners.
Kateryna,
Parent from Ukraine
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Summer Day Camps
London, Oxford and Kingston
Ages
6–12
English Level
All levels
Locations:
London & Oxford
Learn, Play and Discover
Our Summer Day Camps combine English lessons with exciting activities
and adventures, giving children the chance to share every experience with
local English kids.
What are Summer Day Camps all about?
Action-packed days lled with sports, arts, science, and outdoor adventures. Every
day brings something dierent—fun, active, and designed to spark curiosity -
before heading home in the evening.
Who are Summer Day Camps for?
Curious, energetic children who want to try new things, make friends, and enjoy
the buzz of camp life without staying overnight. There’s something here for every
interest.
Explorer Programmes
Inspiring settings
in London and Oxford
Hosted at leading independent schools, our
Day Camps mix English lessons with dynamic
activities, giving children the chance to learn,
play, and make friends with both local and
international students.
40+ engaging activities
From archery and pedal kart racing to art and ultimate inatables, there’s no end to the fun! Highlights include:
Archery
Cookery
Football
Netball
Basketball
Fencing
Zorbing
Trampolining
Swimming
Drama
Pedal Karts
Kiwi Cricket
Roller Racers
Tennis
Outdoor Art
Ultimate Inatables
Mini Olympics
and many more!
What will you gain
English language development
• Improved English through fun, interactive
lessons with experienced teachers
• New skills in sports, arts, and hands-on
activities
• Condence from trying new challenges
and sharing ideas
• Friendships with children from the UK and
around the world
• Non-stop fun with 40+ activities to
choose from each week
• 10 lessons per week (2 x 50 minutes daily)
with qualied teachers
• Small classes (max 12 students) split by
ability
• Focus on practical communication and
building condence
• End-of-course report and certicate
The sta are not only highly skilled but also incredibly kind and nurturing,
creating a warm and welcoming environment for young learners.
Kateryna,
Parent from Ukraine
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Duration
2 and 4 Weeks
Start Dates
13th and 27th July 2026
Camp Dragon
Oxford
Ages
8–12
English Level
A2+
Academic Hours
15 Hours Per Week
Programme Options
Residential or Day
Accredited as
Summer Boarding
Courses
Hosted at the renowned Dragon School in Oxford, Camp Dragon is perfect
for children experiencing their rst time away from home. Our caring,
experienced sta create a safe and nurturing environment, helping every
child feel settled, supported, and ready to enjoy their summer.
Unforgettable Experiences
From castle visits and theme parks to hands-on crafts and outdoor adventures,
each day is designed to build condence and spark curiosity. Children develop
new skills, make friends from around the world, and return home with lasting
memories.
A Summer of Discovery
Sports, art, nature, culture — whatever their interests, Camp Dragon oers an
engaging mix of activities that encourages children to explore, grow, and discover
new passions in a supportive setting.
Explorer Programmes
Campus and Accommodation
Camp Dragon takes place at the prestigious Dragon School, Oxford — a world-renowned institution founded
in 1877 and the perfect setting for children’s rst adventures away from home.
Students live in modern dormitories with shared bedrooms, creating a friendly, social atmosphere. Boys and
girls are housed separately, with sta on hand 24/7 to provide care and support. Comfortable facilities and a
nurturing environment help every child feel safe, settled, and ready to enjoy camp life with condence.
Example Excursions
About the programme
Adventure Playground
Art Studio
Classrooms
Dorm Rooms
House Common Rooms
Laundry Service
Modern Dining Hall
Playing Fields
Shared Bathrooms
Sports Hall
Young Explorers
Ages 8-12 English Level: A2+
Our immersive learning experience combines traditional study with handson activities across
English, Maths, Science, and History. Through four dynamic stages — Discover, Develop, Dare,
and Showtime — children build functional English while exploring exciting themes in creative,
practical ways.
With over 15 hours of lessons each week, students grow academically and personally,
supported by Camp Dragon’s values of being Safe, Brave, and Curious. It’s a nurturing
environment where they feel condent to try new things, embrace mistakes, and share their
curiosity with others.
Oxford Adventure
Discover the historic city of
Oxford with exciting activities
and cultural exploration.
Warwick Castle
Step into medieval history
at Warwick Castle, where
dungeons and epic shows
bring tales to life.
Legoland
Unleash your creativity and
imagination in a world of
endless fun, play, and thrill-
seeking rides.
Harry Potter Studios
The magic of lm making with
a behind-the-scenes look at
spellbinding sets and beloved
characters.
Optional Extra
Swimming Pool Theatre Wi-Fi
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Duration
2 and 4 Weeks
Start Dates
13th and 27th July 2026
Camp Dragon
Oxford
Ages
8–12
English Level
A2+
Academic Hours
15 Hours Per Week
Programme Options
Residential or Day
Accredited as
Summer Boarding
Courses
Hosted at the renowned Dragon School in Oxford, Camp Dragon is perfect
for children experiencing their rst time away from home. Our caring,
experienced sta create a safe and nurturing environment, helping every
child feel settled, supported, and ready to enjoy their summer.
Unforgettable Experiences
From castle visits and theme parks to hands-on crafts and outdoor adventures,
each day is designed to build condence and spark curiosity. Children develop
new skills, make friends from around the world, and return home with lasting
memories.
A Summer of Discovery
Sports, art, nature, culture — whatever their interests, Camp Dragon oers an
engaging mix of activities that encourages children to explore, grow, and discover
new passions in a supportive setting.
Explorer Programmes
Campus and Accommodation
Camp Dragon takes place at the prestigious Dragon School, Oxford — a world-renowned institution founded
in 1877 and the perfect setting for children’s rst adventures away from home.
Students live in modern dormitories with shared bedrooms, creating a friendly, social atmosphere. Boys and
girls are housed separately, with sta on hand 24/7 to provide care and support. Comfortable facilities and a
nurturing environment help every child feel safe, settled, and ready to enjoy camp life with condence.
Example Excursions
About the programme
Adventure Playground
Art Studio
Classrooms
Dorm Rooms
House Common Rooms
Laundry Service
Modern Dining Hall
Playing Fields
Shared Bathrooms
Sports Hall
Young Explorers
Ages 8-12 English Level: A2+
Our immersive learning experience combines traditional study with handson activities across
English, Maths, Science, and History. Through four dynamic stages — Discover, Develop, Dare,
and Showtime — children build functional English while exploring exciting themes in creative,
practical ways.
With over 15 hours of lessons each week, students grow academically and personally,
supported by Camp Dragon’s values of being Safe, Brave, and Curious. It’s a nurturing
environment where they feel condent to try new things, embrace mistakes, and share their
curiosity with others.
Oxford Adventure
Discover the historic city of
Oxford with exciting activities
and cultural exploration.
Warwick Castle
Step into medieval history
at Warwick Castle, where
dungeons and epic shows
bring tales to life.
Legoland
Unleash your creativity and
imagination in a world of
endless fun, play, and thrill-
seeking rides.
Harry Potter Studios
The magic of lm making with
a behind-the-scenes look at
spellbinding sets and beloved
characters.
Optional Extra
Swimming Pool Theatre Wi-Fi
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Explorer Programmes
Sample timetable
A Typical Day
07.00 - 09.00
Wake Up & Breakfast
House Parents and Pastoral Activity Leaders
(PALs) help everyone get ready for the day ahead.
Breakfast in the canteen oers plenty to enjoy – from
cereal and fruit to warm, hearty options.
09:00 – 09:30
Rise & Shine
Students come together for a lively start to the day.
A highlight is singing the Camp Dragon chant – a
reminder to be Safe, Brave and Curious throughout
the day!
09.30 - 10.30
Discover
These sessions introduce the day’s topic through
creativity and play. Our ‘typical day’ showcases
History Day where students design their own coat of
arms while practising English to describe themselves.
10.30 - 11.00
Playtime
11.00 - 12.30
Develop
‘Develop!’ sessions help students take their learning
a step further through teamwork and hands-on
learning, building condence in both subject learning
and English communication. Students explore how
castles were built and defended before working
together to build and test mini catapults, practising
their English along the way.
12.30 - 13.30 -
Lunch
13.30 - 15.00
Dare
Afternoons are for adventure! ‘Dare’ sessions invite
children to step out of their comfort zone, and try
something new! Today students become medieval
knights taking part in UAC Hero Activities such as
fencing and combat archery.
15.00 - 15.30
Playtime
15.30 - 17.00
Show Time
‘Showtime!’ brings everyone together to celebrate
the day’s learning. Teams design and build castles,
then face a dramatic “siege” with projectiles and
water pistols - a fun-lled end to the day!
17.00 - 18.15
Me Time
After a busy day, it’s time to slow down. Now,
students can relax with friends, or use their phones to
catch up with home, with sta always nearby to oer
support where needed.
18.15 - 19.00
Dinner
19.00 - 20.00
Awesome Activities
After dinner, students can choose from a wide range
of engaging activities, from sports like football and
badminton to creative options such as dance, den
building, and arts and crafts. For those who prefer
a relaxed pace, there are also choices like board
games or drawing.
20.00 - 20.30
House Time & Bedtime
Students return to their houses, and after juice and
biscuits with their House Parents and PALs, they get
ready for bed before lights go out on another busy
day!
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
07:00 - 09:00 Wake-up & Breakfast
09:00 - 09:30 Rise and Shine
09:30 - 10:30
Camp Values &
Dragon Team
Sorting Hat
09:30 - 10:30
Discover English
Explore Oxford
09:30 - 10:30
Discover History
Shield Creation
09:30 - 10:30
Discover Art
Optical Illusions
15:45 - 17:30
Hero Activities
10:30 - 11:00 Play 10:30 - 11:00 Play
11:00 - 12:30
Dragon Team
Treasure Hunt
11:00 - 12:30
Develop English
Oxford Poetry
11:00 - 12:30
Develop History
Medieval Banquet
11:00 - 12:30
Develop Art
Magical Art
11:00 - 12:30
Hero Activities
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch 12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 - 15:00
Dragon Mascots
Building Dragons, Dens &
Story Writing
13:30 - 15:00
Dare History
Medieval Sports
& Games
13:30 - 15:00
Dare Art
Magic Show
13:30 - 15:00
Awesome Activities
15:00 - 15:30 Play 15:00 - 15:30 Play 15:00 - 15:30 Play
15:30 - 17:00
ShowTime!
Welcome Wonderland
15:30 - 17:00
ShowTime!
Castle Conquests
15:30 - 17:00
ShowTime!
Rainbow Tag
15:45 - 17:30
Dragon Silly Olympics
17:00 - 18:15 Me Time 17:00 - 18:15 Me Time
18:15 - 19:00 Dinner
17:00 - 20:30
Pizza & Film Night
13:30 - 15:00
Awesome Activities
20:00 - 20:30 Me Time
20:30 - 21:00 Bed Time
Arrival Day
Warwick Castle
Excursion Week 1
Discover
Warwick Castle,
a remarkable
medieval fortress
with thrilling shows,
rich history, and
beautiful grounds.
Legoland
Excursion Week 2
Enjoy a day at
Legoland Windsor
with themed rides,
creative challenges,
and hands-on
LEGO fun.
Oxford Bus Tour
Excursion
Take in the sights
of Oxford on an
open-top bus tour,
from its world-
famous university
and stunning
architecture to
centuries of history
and academic
tradition.
Sample timetables are given as an example to illustrate a typical week and are subject to change.
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Explorer Programmes
Sample timetable
A Typical Day
07.00 - 09.00
Wake Up & Breakfast
House Parents and Pastoral Activity Leaders
(PALs) help everyone get ready for the day ahead.
Breakfast in the canteen oers plenty to enjoy – from
cereal and fruit to warm, hearty options.
09:00 – 09:30
Rise & Shine
Students come together for a lively start to the day.
A highlight is singing the Camp Dragon chant – a
reminder to be Safe, Brave and Curious throughout
the day!
09.30 - 10.30
Discover
These sessions introduce the day’s topic through
creativity and play. Our ‘typical day’ showcases
History Day where students design their own coat of
arms while practising English to describe themselves.
10.30 - 11.00
Playtime
11.00 - 12.30
Develop
‘Develop!’ sessions help students take their learning
a step further through teamwork and hands-on
learning, building condence in both subject learning
and English communication. Students explore how
castles were built and defended before working
together to build and test mini catapults, practising
their English along the way.
12.30 - 13.30 -
Lunch
13.30 - 15.00
Dare
Afternoons are for adventure! ‘Dare’ sessions invite
children to step out of their comfort zone, and try
something new! Today students become medieval
knights taking part in UAC Hero Activities such as
fencing and combat archery.
15.00 - 15.30
Playtime
15.30 - 17.00
Show Time
‘Showtime!’ brings everyone together to celebrate
the day’s learning. Teams design and build castles,
then face a dramatic “siege” with projectiles and
water pistols - a fun-lled end to the day!
17.00 - 18.15
Me Time
After a busy day, it’s time to slow down. Now,
students can relax with friends, or use their phones to
catch up with home, with sta always nearby to oer
support where needed.
18.15 - 19.00
Dinner
19.00 - 20.00
Awesome Activities
After dinner, students can choose from a wide range
of engaging activities, from sports like football and
badminton to creative options such as dance, den
building, and arts and crafts. For those who prefer
a relaxed pace, there are also choices like board
games or drawing.
20.00 - 20.30
House Time & Bedtime
Students return to their houses, and after juice and
biscuits with their House Parents and PALs, they get
ready for bed before lights go out on another busy
day!
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
07:00 - 09:00 Wake-up & Breakfast
09:00 - 09:30 Rise and Shine
09:30 - 10:30
Camp Values &
Dragon Team
Sorting Hat
09:30 - 10:30
Discover English
Explore Oxford
09:30 - 10:30
Discover History
Shield Creation
09:30 - 10:30
Discover Art
Optical Illusions
15:45 - 17:30
Hero Activities
10:30 - 11:00 Play 10:30 - 11:00 Play
11:00 - 12:30
Dragon Team
Treasure Hunt
11:00 - 12:30
Develop English
Oxford Poetry
11:00 - 12:30
Develop History
Medieval Banquet
11:00 - 12:30
Develop Art
Magical Art
11:00 - 12:30
Hero Activities
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch 12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 - 15:00
Dragon Mascots
Building Dragons, Dens &
Story Writing
13:30 - 15:00
Dare History
Medieval Sports
& Games
13:30 - 15:00
Dare Art
Magic Show
13:30 - 15:00
Awesome Activities
15:00 - 15:30 Play 15:00 - 15:30 Play 15:00 - 15:30 Play
15:30 - 17:00
ShowTime!
Welcome Wonderland
15:30 - 17:00
ShowTime!
Castle Conquests
15:30 - 17:00
ShowTime!
Rainbow Tag
15:45 - 17:30
Dragon Silly Olympics
17:00 - 18:15 Me Time 17:00 - 18:15 Me Time
18:15 - 19:00 Dinner
17:00 - 20:30
Pizza & Film Night
13:30 - 15:00
Awesome Activities
20:00 - 20:30 Me Time
20:30 - 21:00 Bed Time
Arrival Day
Warwick Castle
Excursion Week 1
Discover
Warwick Castle,
a remarkable
medieval fortress
with thrilling shows,
rich history, and
beautiful grounds.
Legoland
Excursion Week 2
Enjoy a day at
Legoland Windsor
with themed rides,
creative challenges,
and hands-on
LEGO fun.
Oxford Bus Tour
Excursion
Take in the sights
of Oxford on an
open-top bus tour,
from its world-
famous university
and stunning
architecture to
centuries of history
and academic
tradition.
Sample timetables are given as an example to illustrate a typical week and are subject to change.
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Ages 11-16
A d ve ntur e Pr ogramm e s
Big ideas. Real experiences.
Set in some of the UK’s most iconic schools, our Adventure Programmes combine
outstanding activities with immersive, interactive and communicative learning. One
day you might be surviving a zombie apocalypse, the next launching a moon colony -
each experience blending real-world problem-solving, teamwork, critical thinking, and
communication - vital skills to thrive in an ever-changing world.
The Lasting
Impact of an
Adventure
Programme
Develop condence in your
academic direction and future
goals
Return to school motivated,
inspired, and ready to achieve more
Take part in an action-packed
activity programme with access to
extensive sports facilities, building
teamwork, condence, and a love
of staying active.
Showcase your learning and
creativity through the Time to Shine
project
Receive a personalised certicate
and reference letter highlighting
your achievements and growth
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Ages 11-16
A d ve ntur e Pr ogramm e s
Big ideas. Real experiences.
Set in some of the UK’s most iconic schools, our Adventure Programmes combine
outstanding activities with immersive, interactive and communicative learning. One
day you might be surviving a zombie apocalypse, the next launching a moon colony -
each experience blending real-world problem-solving, teamwork, critical thinking, and
communication - vital skills to thrive in an ever-changing world.
The Lasting
Impact of an
Adventure
Programme
Develop condence in your
academic direction and future
goals
Return to school motivated,
inspired, and ready to achieve more
Take part in an action-packed
activity programme with access to
extensive sports facilities, building
teamwork, condence, and a love
of staying active.
Showcase your learning and
creativity through the Time to Shine
project
Receive a personalised certicate
and reference letter highlighting
your achievements and growth
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Duration
2, 3 and 4 Weeks
Start Dates
29th June, 13th July and 20th July 2026
SBC at Canford
Bournemouth
Ages
11–16
English Level
All Levels
Academic Hours
15 Hours Per Week
Programme Options
Residential or Day
Maximum Class Size
15
Accredited as
Summer Boarding
Courses
Your Learning Adventure Awaits
Set on a breathtaking 250-acre campus, SBC Canford is
designed for students aged 11–16 who want to combine
academic study with an active and social summer.
Each day is lled with opportunities to learn, explore, and try new
things — from sports and outdoor activities to creative hobbies
and cultural excursions. With rst-class facilities and a caring
residential team, Canford oers the perfect setting for students to
build condence, make lasting friendships, and experience boarding
school life in a safe, supportive environment.
Adventure Programmes
Available Courses
Future Entrepreneurs
English Level: B1+
Learn business fundamentals, innovation,
and teamwork through hands-on projects,
developing problem-solving, planning, and
presentation skills.
Future Scientists (STEM)
English Level: B1+
Explore biology, chemistry, and physics
through experiments and analysis,
building scientic understanding, practical
techniques, and problem solving skills.
English Adventurers
English Level: A1+
Boost condence in English through
lessons, projects, and real-world practice,
developing uency, accuracy, and
communication skills.
Future Artists
English Level: B1+
Explore creativity through drawing, painting,
design, and mixed media while developing
your artistic voice in collaborative studio
projects.
Future Global Leaders
English Level: B1+
Explore power, politics, and international
relations while developing practical skills
in debate, negotiation, and decision-
making through dynamic discussions and
collaborative projects.
Accommodation
Surrounded by the Dorset countryside, the campus blends historic charm with modern comforts. Boarding
houses are safe and secure, with a mix of room types and plenty of shared spaces where students can relax
and socialise. It’s a homely setting designed to help children feel settled and enjoy every part of camp life.
All Weather Pitch
Art Studio
Classrooms
Gym
Laundry Service
Modern Dining Hall
Outdoor Marquee
Shared Bathrooms
Single Room
Small Dorm Rooms
Sports Hall
Student Common Room
Swimming Pool
Tennis Courts
Theatre
Traditional Dining Hall
Twin Rooms
Wi-Fi
Example Excursions
Social Programme
Our programme is all about adventure! All
students will take part in outdoor education,
and survival challenges, alongside a range of
exciting themed activities which may include:
Arts & Crafts
Badminton
Basketball
Disco
Trashion Show
Hockey
Swimming
Yoga
Tag Rugby
London Sightseeing
Tour & Attractions
Explore London’s
landmarks, museums,
cultural attractions,
big-name shops, and
capture unforgettable
moments in the city’s
vibrant energy.
Bournemouth
Spend the day at
the beach, with
swimming, games,
and ice cream treats.
Splashdown
A evening of non-stop
water fun at a privately
hired park, with umes,
slides, and plenty of
splash-lled adventure.
Dance Tennis Talent Show
Sta Safari
Football
Film Night
Volleyball
Capture the Flag
and many more!
Optional Extras: make your child’s experience even more memorable with our range of additional activities such
as Adventure Sports, Horse Riding, Tennis, and Football. To learn more, visit our website.
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Duration
2, 3 and 4 Weeks
Start Dates
29th June, 13th July and 20th July 2026
SBC at Canford
Bournemouth
Ages
11–16
English Level
All Levels
Academic Hours
15 Hours Per Week
Programme Options
Residential or Day
Maximum Class Size
15
Accredited as
Summer Boarding
Courses
Your Learning Adventure Awaits
Set on a breathtaking 250-acre campus, SBC Canford is
designed for students aged 11–16 who want to combine
academic study with an active and social summer.
Each day is lled with opportunities to learn, explore, and try new
things — from sports and outdoor activities to creative hobbies
and cultural excursions. With rst-class facilities and a caring
residential team, Canford oers the perfect setting for students to
build condence, make lasting friendships, and experience boarding
school life in a safe, supportive environment.
Adventure Programmes
Available Courses
Future Entrepreneurs
English Level: B1+
Learn business fundamentals, innovation,
and teamwork through hands-on projects,
developing problem-solving, planning, and
presentation skills.
Future Scientists (STEM)
English Level: B1+
Explore biology, chemistry, and physics
through experiments and analysis,
building scientic understanding, practical
techniques, and problem solving skills.
English Adventurers
English Level: A1+
Boost condence in English through
lessons, projects, and real-world practice,
developing uency, accuracy, and
communication skills.
Future Artists
English Level: B1+
Explore creativity through drawing, painting,
design, and mixed media while developing
your artistic voice in collaborative studio
projects.
Future Global Leaders
English Level: B1+
Explore power, politics, and international
relations while developing practical skills
in debate, negotiation, and decision-
making through dynamic discussions and
collaborative projects.
Accommodation
Surrounded by the Dorset countryside, the campus blends historic charm with modern comforts. Boarding
houses are safe and secure, with a mix of room types and plenty of shared spaces where students can relax
and socialise. It’s a homely setting designed to help children feel settled and enjoy every part of camp life.
All Weather Pitch
Art Studio
Classrooms
Gym
Laundry Service
Modern Dining Hall
Outdoor Marquee
Shared Bathrooms
Single Room
Small Dorm Rooms
Sports Hall
Student Common Room
Swimming Pool
Tennis Courts
Theatre
Traditional Dining Hall
Twin Rooms
Wi-Fi
Example Excursions
Social Programme
Our programme is all about adventure! All
students will take part in outdoor education,
and survival challenges, alongside a range of
exciting themed activities which may include:
Arts & Crafts
Badminton
Basketball
Disco
Trashion Show
Hockey
Swimming
Yoga
Tag Rugby
London Sightseeing
Tour & Attractions
Explore London’s
landmarks, museums,
cultural attractions,
big-name shops, and
capture unforgettable
moments in the city’s
vibrant energy.
Bournemouth
Spend the day at
the beach, with
swimming, games,
and ice cream treats.
Splashdown
A evening of non-stop
water fun at a privately
hired park, with umes,
slides, and plenty of
splash-lled adventure.
Dance Tennis Talent Show
Sta Safari
Football
Film Night
Volleyball
Capture the Flag
and many more!
Optional Extras: make your child’s experience even more memorable with our range of additional activities such
as Adventure Sports, Horse Riding, Tennis, and Football. To learn more, visit our website.
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at Canford
Adventure Programmes
Sample timetable
A Typical Day
07.15
Wake Up & Breakfast
The day begins with cheerful wake-up calls from
House Parents and the pastoral team, who help
everyone get ready for another exciting day. After
a short House Meeting - a chance to check in and
share announcements - students head to breakfast
in the dining hall. There’s plenty of choice, setting
everyone up for the busy morning ahead.
09.00 – 10.30
Subject Lessons
The rst lesson of the day blends theory and practice
across a range of subjects - from General English
and Business to STEM, Art, and Global Leadership.
Students take part in interactive discussions, and
creative tasks designed to make learning both
meaningful and engaging.
11.00 – 12.30
Time to Shine
The second session of the morning is all about
collaboration and creativity. During Time to Shine,
students work together in small teams to bring
their ideas for the Future City 2050 Festival to life.
Whether they’re designing eco-friendly transport
systems, sketching futuristic skylines, or planning
the technology that powers their city, students
work together in small groups - designing solutions,
preparing presentations, or creating something
original to share later in the week.
12.30 – 13.30
Lunch
13.30 – 17.00
Multi-Activity Programme & Optional Extras
Afternoons at Canford are lled with adventure.
Students can choose from a wide range of options
- from football, tennis, and swimming to art, crafts,
and drama. For those wanting an extra challenge,
optional extras such as bushcraft or specialist sports
coaching provide even more opportunities to learn
and explore.
17.00 – 18.30
House Time
After an active afternoon, students return to their
houses to unwind, and chat with friends. Pastoral
sta are always nearby, oering support and
ensuring everyone feels at home. This is also the best
time for students to check in with home as they will
have had limited phone access during the day.
18.30 – 22.00
Evenings at Canford
Dinner brings everyone together again, followed by
a lively Whole School Event — from outdoor games
such as Sta Safari and Highland Games to talent
shows, team challenges and quiz nights. It’s a fun
and energetic way to end the day.
22.00
Lights Out
The day nishes with a calm evening routine. After
juice and biscuits with House Parents, students settle
into bed, ready for another day of learning and
adventure tomorrow.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
07:15 Wake-up
08:00 House Meeting
08:20 - 09:00 Breakfast
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
FieldWork
An opportunity to take
learning outside of the
classroom and explore
real-world links to their
studies
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
10:30 - 11:00 Break 10:30 - 11:00 Break
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Introduction to this
week’s project
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Mindmapping ideas in
small groups
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Further development
of idea and creation of
presentation
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Presentation rehearsal
ahead of tomorrow’s
ceremony
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Ceremony
Opportunity to present
their projects to the rest
of the class
12:30 - 13:00 Lunch 12:30 - 13:00 Lunch
13:00 - 13:30 Break 13:00 - 13:30 Break
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Basketball
Football
Drama Games
Watercolours
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Tennis
Volleyball
Karaoke
Clay Creations
OR
Optional Extra
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Badminton
Rounders
Zumba
Tote Bag Making
OR
Optional Extra
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Swimming
Tag Rugby
Just Dance
STEM Challenges
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Uni-Hockey
Kwik Cricket
Nature Collage
Boardgames
17:00 - 18:30 House Time 17:00 - 18:30 House Time
18:30 - 19:30 Dinner
19:30 - 21:00
Welcome Games
19:30 - 21:00
Capture the Flag
19:30 - 21:00
Splashdown
Water Park
19:30 - 21:00
Highland Games
19:30 - 21:00
House Night
19:30 - 21:00
Sta Safari
19:30 - 21:00
Beach Party
Disco
21:00 House Time / Juice and Biscuits
22:00 Lights Out
London
Excursion
Explore the
city’s landmarks,
museums, and
cultural attractions,
with time to shop,
take photos, and
experience London’s
unforgettable energy.
Bournemouth
Excursion
Spend the day
swimming and
playing on the
beach, exploring
the town, and
nishing with an ice
cream by the sea.
Sample timetables are given as an example to illustrate a typical week and are subject to change.
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at Canford
Adventure Programmes
Sample timetable
A Typical Day
07.15
Wake Up & Breakfast
The day begins with cheerful wake-up calls from
House Parents and the pastoral team, who help
everyone get ready for another exciting day. After
a short House Meeting - a chance to check in and
share announcements - students head to breakfast
in the dining hall. There’s plenty of choice, setting
everyone up for the busy morning ahead.
09.00 – 10.30
Subject Lessons
The rst lesson of the day blends theory and practice
across a range of subjects - from General English
and Business to STEM, Art, and Global Leadership.
Students take part in interactive discussions, and
creative tasks designed to make learning both
meaningful and engaging.
11.00 – 12.30
Time to Shine
The second session of the morning is all about
collaboration and creativity. During Time to Shine,
students work together in small teams to bring
their ideas for the Future City 2050 Festival to life.
Whether they’re designing eco-friendly transport
systems, sketching futuristic skylines, or planning
the technology that powers their city, students
work together in small groups - designing solutions,
preparing presentations, or creating something
original to share later in the week.
12.30 – 13.30
Lunch
13.30 – 17.00
Multi-Activity Programme & Optional Extras
Afternoons at Canford are lled with adventure.
Students can choose from a wide range of options
- from football, tennis, and swimming to art, crafts,
and drama. For those wanting an extra challenge,
optional extras such as bushcraft or specialist sports
coaching provide even more opportunities to learn
and explore.
17.00 – 18.30
House Time
After an active afternoon, students return to their
houses to unwind, and chat with friends. Pastoral
sta are always nearby, oering support and
ensuring everyone feels at home. This is also the best
time for students to check in with home as they will
have had limited phone access during the day.
18.30 – 22.00
Evenings at Canford
Dinner brings everyone together again, followed by
a lively Whole School Event — from outdoor games
such as Sta Safari and Highland Games to talent
shows, team challenges and quiz nights. It’s a fun
and energetic way to end the day.
22.00
Lights Out
The day nishes with a calm evening routine. After
juice and biscuits with House Parents, students settle
into bed, ready for another day of learning and
adventure tomorrow.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
07:15 Wake-up
08:00 House Meeting
08:20 - 09:00 Breakfast
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
FieldWork
An opportunity to take
learning outside of the
classroom and explore
real-world links to their
studies
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
10:30 - 11:00 Break 10:30 - 11:00 Break
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Introduction to this
week’s project
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Mindmapping ideas in
small groups
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Further development
of idea and creation of
presentation
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Presentation rehearsal
ahead of tomorrow’s
ceremony
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Ceremony
Opportunity to present
their projects to the rest
of the class
12:30 - 13:00 Lunch 12:30 - 13:00 Lunch
13:00 - 13:30 Break 13:00 - 13:30 Break
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Basketball
Football
Drama Games
Watercolours
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Tennis
Volleyball
Karaoke
Clay Creations
OR
Optional Extra
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Badminton
Rounders
Zumba
Tote Bag Making
OR
Optional Extra
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Swimming
Tag Rugby
Just Dance
STEM Challenges
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Uni-Hockey
Kwik Cricket
Nature Collage
Boardgames
17:00 - 18:30 House Time 17:00 - 18:30 House Time
18:30 - 19:30 Dinner
19:30 - 21:00
Welcome Games
19:30 - 21:00
Capture the Flag
19:30 - 21:00
Splashdown
Water Park
19:30 - 21:00
Highland Games
19:30 - 21:00
House Night
19:30 - 21:00
Sta Safari
19:30 - 21:00
Beach Party
Disco
21:00 House Time / Juice and Biscuits
22:00 Lights Out
London
Excursion
Explore the
city’s landmarks,
museums, and
cultural attractions,
with time to shop,
take photos, and
experience London’s
unforgettable energy.
Bournemouth
Excursion
Spend the day
swimming and
playing on the
beach, exploring
the town, and
nishing with an ice
cream by the sea.
Sample timetables are given as an example to illustrate a typical week and are subject to change.
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Duration
2, 3 and 4 Weeks
Start Dates
6th, 20th and 27th July 2026
Headington Oxford
Oxford
Ages
12–16
English Level
A2+
Academic Hours
15 Hours Per Week
Programme Options
Residential or Day
Maximum Class Size
15
Accredited as Summer
Boarding Courses
Embark on a summer of discovery at Headington Oxford, a secure
campus where learning and adventure go hand in hand. Themed,
project-based lessons bring big ideas to life through real-world
problem-solving and creative challenges, while sports, arts,
excursions, and whole-school events ensure every day is lled with
energy and variety.
Designed to build condence, teamwork, and independence, it’s the
perfect place to learn, grow, and create lasting memories in the heart of
Oxford.
Looking ahead to college? Headington Oxford is the perfect pre-
college experience, helping you build the critical thinking, teamwork, and
leadership skills that will set you up for success in future
academic programmes.
Adventure Programmes
Accommodation
Headington School in Oxford blends traditional and modern architecture in a secure setting, close to the city
centre. Accommodation includes separate houses for boys and girls, with comfortable single, twin, and small
dorm rooms, shared bathrooms, and common areas. Each room is equipped with a desk and wardrobe.
Social Programme
Our social programme brings the whole campus to life with events and experiences that keep every evening fresh, exciting, and full of energy.
Badminton
Cricket
Drama
Trashion Show
Arts & Crafts
Punting
Secret Cinema
Silly Olympics
and many more
Example Excursions
Available Courses
Art Studio
Dance Studio
Laundry Service
Lecture Hall
Modern Dining Hall
Shared Bathrooms
Single Room
Small Dorm Rooms
Sports Hall
Student Common Room
Swimming Pool
Tennis Courts
Theatre
Twin Rooms
Wi-Fi
London Sightseeing Tour
& Attractions
See iconic landmarks, explore
museums and cultural
attractions, shop big-name
stores, capture photos,
and experience London’s
unforgettable energy.
Future Entrepreneurs
English Level: B1+
Develop business insight through strategic
thinking, problem-solving, and real-world
projects, building condence to lead in
global contexts.
Future Doctors
English Level: B1+
Prepare for a career in medicine with
hands-on practical skills, essential medical
knowledge, and an introduction to the
medical profession.
Future Scientists (STEM)
English Level: B1+
Ignite your passion for STEM with practical
projects and problem-solving activities
in science, technology, engineering, and
maths.
Future Global Leaders
English Level: B1+
Develop leadership skills, global awareness,
and critical thinking through workshops and
challenges designed to help you thrive in a
connected world.
English Adventurers
English Level: A2+
Improve your English uency and condence
with interactive lessons and engaging
activities tailored to students at all levels.
Oxford
Take in the city’s history, oat
down the River Cherwell on
a traditional punt, and visit
the famous Oxford University
colleges.
Thorpe Park
Get your adrenaline pumping
with over 30 thrilling rides and
roller coasters at this top UK
theme park.
Optional Extras:
At Headington you can enhance
your child’s experience through our
Adventure Sports programme.
Oering your child the opportunity
to take part in activities such
as paddleboarding, kayaking,
paintball, archery and many more!
To learn more, visit our website.
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Duration
2, 3 and 4 Weeks
Start Dates
6th, 20th and 27th July 2026
Headington Oxford
Oxford
Ages
12–16
English Level
A2+
Academic Hours
15 Hours Per Week
Programme Options
Residential or Day
Maximum Class Size
15
Accredited as Summer
Boarding Courses
Embark on a summer of discovery at Headington Oxford, a secure
campus where learning and adventure go hand in hand. Themed,
project-based lessons bring big ideas to life through real-world
problem-solving and creative challenges, while sports, arts,
excursions, and whole-school events ensure every day is lled with
energy and variety.
Designed to build condence, teamwork, and independence, it’s the
perfect place to learn, grow, and create lasting memories in the heart of
Oxford.
Looking ahead to college? Headington Oxford is the perfect pre-
college experience, helping you build the critical thinking, teamwork, and
leadership skills that will set you up for success in future
academic programmes.
Adventure Programmes
Accommodation
Headington School in Oxford blends traditional and modern architecture in a secure setting, close to the city
centre. Accommodation includes separate houses for boys and girls, with comfortable single, twin, and small
dorm rooms, shared bathrooms, and common areas. Each room is equipped with a desk and wardrobe.
Social Programme
Our social programme brings the whole campus to life with events and experiences that keep every evening fresh, exciting, and full of energy.
Badminton
Cricket
Drama
Trashion Show
Arts & Crafts
Punting
Secret Cinema
Silly Olympics
and many more
Example Excursions
Available Courses
Art Studio
Dance Studio
Laundry Service
Lecture Hall
Modern Dining Hall
Shared Bathrooms
Single Room
Small Dorm Rooms
Sports Hall
Student Common Room
Swimming Pool
Tennis Courts
Theatre
Twin Rooms
Wi-Fi
London Sightseeing Tour
& Attractions
See iconic landmarks, explore
museums and cultural
attractions, shop big-name
stores, capture photos,
and experience London’s
unforgettable energy.
Future Entrepreneurs
English Level: B1+
Develop business insight through strategic
thinking, problem-solving, and real-world
projects, building condence to lead in
global contexts.
Future Doctors
English Level: B1+
Prepare for a career in medicine with
hands-on practical skills, essential medical
knowledge, and an introduction to the
medical profession.
Future Scientists (STEM)
English Level: B1+
Ignite your passion for STEM with practical
projects and problem-solving activities
in science, technology, engineering, and
maths.
Future Global Leaders
English Level: B1+
Develop leadership skills, global awareness,
and critical thinking through workshops and
challenges designed to help you thrive in a
connected world.
English Adventurers
English Level: A2+
Improve your English uency and condence
with interactive lessons and engaging
activities tailored to students at all levels.
Oxford
Take in the city’s history, oat
down the River Cherwell on
a traditional punt, and visit
the famous Oxford University
colleges.
Thorpe Park
Get your adrenaline pumping
with over 30 thrilling rides and
roller coasters at this top UK
theme park.
Optional Extras:
At Headington you can enhance
your child’s experience through our
Adventure Sports programme.
Oering your child the opportunity
to take part in activities such
as paddleboarding, kayaking,
paintball, archery and many more!
To learn more, visit our website.
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at Headington
Adventure Programmes
Sample timetable
A Typical Day
07.15
Wake Up & Breakfast
The day begins with cheerful wake-up calls from
House Parents who help everyone get ready for
another exciting day. After a short House Meeting
- a chance to check in and share announcements
- students head to breakfast in the canteen. There’s
plenty of choice, setting everyone up for the busy
morning ahead.
09.00 – 10.30
Subject Lessons
The rst lesson of the day blends theory and
practice across a range of subjects - from General
English and Business to STEM, Medicine, and Global
Leadership. Students take part in interactive
discussions, and creative tasks designed to make
learning both meaningful and engaging.
11.00 – 12.30
Time to Shine
During Time to Shine at Headington, students work
together in small teams to explore real-world issues
as part of The Big Solutions Challenge. Whether
they’re developing health campaigns, designing
green technologies, or presenting business ideas,
each group uses creativity and critical thinking to
nd new ways of tackling global challenges, sharing
their projects with the wider school community later
in the week.
12.30 – 13.30
Lunch
13.30 – 17.00
Multi-Activity Programme & Optional Extras
Afternoons at Headington are lled with adventure.
Students can choose from a wide range of options
- from football, tennis, and swimming to art, crafts,
and drama. For those wanting an extra challenge,
optional extras provide even more opportunities to
learn and explore.
17.00 – 18.30
House Time
After an active afternoon, students return to their
houses to unwind, and chat with friends. House
Parents are always nearby, oering support and
ensuring everyone feels at home. This is also the best
time for students to check in with home as they will
have had limited phone access all day.
18.30 – 22.00
Evenings at Headington
Dinner is followed by Whole School Events - lively
community activities that bring everyone together.
Some evenings are full of energy and teamwork, with
outdoor games like Capture the Flag, while others
take a more relaxed pace with movie nights, house
evenings, or quiz challenges. It’s a time to connect,
laugh, and make memories together.
22.00
Lights Out
The day nishes with a calm evening routine. After
juice and biscuits with House Parents, students settle
into bed, ready for another day of learning and
adventure tomorrow.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
07:15 Wake-up
08:00 House Meeting
08:20 - 09:00 Breakfast
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
FieldWork
An opportunity to take
learning outside of the
classroom and explore
real-world links to their
studies
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
10:30 - 11:00 Break 10:30 - 11:00 Break
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Introduction to this
week’s project
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Mindmapping ideas in
small groups
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Further development
of idea and creation of
presentation
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Presentation rehearsal
ahead of tomorrow’s
ceremony
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Ceremony
Opportunity to present
their projects to the rest
of the class
12:30 - 13:00 Lunch 12:30 - 13:00 Lunch
13:00 - 13:30 Break 13:00 - 13:30 Break
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Badminton
Rounders
Drama Games
Dream Catchers
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Tennis
Football
Just Dance
Portraits
OR
Optional Extra
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Basketball
Kwik Cricket
Scrap Collage
Yoga
OR
Optional Extra
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Swimming
Volleyball
Friendship Bracelets
Photo Challenge
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Ultimate Frisbee
Uni Hockey
Tote Bags
Sketching
17:00 - 18:30 House Time 17:00 - 18:30 House Time
18:30 - 19:30 Dinner
19:30 - 21:00
Welcome Games
19:30 - 21:00
Capture the Flag
19:30 - 21:00
Big Quiz
19:30 - 21:00
Trashion Show
19:30 - 21:00
House Night
19:30 - 21:00
Talent Show
19:30 - 21:00
Prom Night
21:00 House Time / Juice and Biscuits
22:00 Lights Out
Oxford
Excursion
Explore the historic
city of Oxford, famed
for its university,
striking architecture,
and rich academic
heritage.
London
Excursion
Explore the
city’s landmarks,
museums, and
cultural attractions,
with time to shop,
take photos, and
experience London’s
unforgettable
energy.
Sample timetables are given as an example to illustrate a typical week and are subject to change.
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at Headington
Adventure Programmes
Sample timetable
A Typical Day
07.15
Wake Up & Breakfast
The day begins with cheerful wake-up calls from
House Parents who help everyone get ready for
another exciting day. After a short House Meeting
- a chance to check in and share announcements
- students head to breakfast in the canteen. There’s
plenty of choice, setting everyone up for the busy
morning ahead.
09.00 – 10.30
Subject Lessons
The rst lesson of the day blends theory and
practice across a range of subjects - from General
English and Business to STEM, Medicine, and Global
Leadership. Students take part in interactive
discussions, and creative tasks designed to make
learning both meaningful and engaging.
11.00 – 12.30
Time to Shine
During Time to Shine at Headington, students work
together in small teams to explore real-world issues
as part of The Big Solutions Challenge. Whether
they’re developing health campaigns, designing
green technologies, or presenting business ideas,
each group uses creativity and critical thinking to
nd new ways of tackling global challenges, sharing
their projects with the wider school community later
in the week.
12.30 – 13.30
Lunch
13.30 – 17.00
Multi-Activity Programme & Optional Extras
Afternoons at Headington are lled with adventure.
Students can choose from a wide range of options
- from football, tennis, and swimming to art, crafts,
and drama. For those wanting an extra challenge,
optional extras provide even more opportunities to
learn and explore.
17.00 – 18.30
House Time
After an active afternoon, students return to their
houses to unwind, and chat with friends. House
Parents are always nearby, oering support and
ensuring everyone feels at home. This is also the best
time for students to check in with home as they will
have had limited phone access all day.
18.30 – 22.00
Evenings at Headington
Dinner is followed by Whole School Events - lively
community activities that bring everyone together.
Some evenings are full of energy and teamwork, with
outdoor games like Capture the Flag, while others
take a more relaxed pace with movie nights, house
evenings, or quiz challenges. It’s a time to connect,
laugh, and make memories together.
22.00
Lights Out
The day nishes with a calm evening routine. After
juice and biscuits with House Parents, students settle
into bed, ready for another day of learning and
adventure tomorrow.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
07:15 Wake-up
08:00 House Meeting
08:20 - 09:00 Breakfast
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
FieldWork
An opportunity to take
learning outside of the
classroom and explore
real-world links to their
studies
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
10:30 - 11:00 Break 10:30 - 11:00 Break
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Introduction to this
week’s project
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Mindmapping ideas in
small groups
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Further development
of idea and creation of
presentation
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Presentation rehearsal
ahead of tomorrow’s
ceremony
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Ceremony
Opportunity to present
their projects to the rest
of the class
12:30 - 13:00 Lunch 12:30 - 13:00 Lunch
13:00 - 13:30 Break 13:00 - 13:30 Break
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Badminton
Rounders
Drama Games
Dream Catchers
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Tennis
Football
Just Dance
Portraits
OR
Optional Extra
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Basketball
Kwik Cricket
Scrap Collage
Yoga
OR
Optional Extra
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Swimming
Volleyball
Friendship Bracelets
Photo Challenge
13:30 - 17:00
Multi-Activity
Ultimate Frisbee
Uni Hockey
Tote Bags
Sketching
17:00 - 18:30 House Time 17:00 - 18:30 House Time
18:30 - 19:30 Dinner
19:30 - 21:00
Welcome Games
19:30 - 21:00
Capture the Flag
19:30 - 21:00
Big Quiz
19:30 - 21:00
Trashion Show
19:30 - 21:00
House Night
19:30 - 21:00
Talent Show
19:30 - 21:00
Prom Night
21:00 House Time / Juice and Biscuits
22:00 Lights Out
Oxford
Excursion
Explore the historic
city of Oxford, famed
for its university,
striking architecture,
and rich academic
heritage.
London
Excursion
Explore the
city’s landmarks,
museums, and
cultural attractions,
with time to shop,
take photos, and
experience London’s
unforgettable
energy.
Sample timetables are given as an example to illustrate a typical week and are subject to change.
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SBC at Eton College
Windsor
Ages
12–16
English Level
B1+
Academic Hours
20 Hours Per Week
Programme Options
Residential or Day
Maximum Class Size
15
Accredited as Summer
Boarding Courses
Step inside one of the UK’s most prestigious schools, where centuries
of tradition meet forward-thinking learning. Designed for ambitious
students aiming high, the Adventure Plus Programme at Eton
College combines immersive academics with hands-on exploration.
Students take part in dynamic, problem-solving lessons that spark
creativity and condence. The experience goes beyond the classroom
with an action-packed activity schedule, including sports, adventure
challenges, STEM projects, creative arts, and performing arts.
Located just outside London, Eton College provides the ideal base for
discovery — from visits to Windsor Castle and Oxford to unforgettable days
in the capital. Studying and living on Eton’s iconic grounds, students join a
community that inspires excellence and lifelong curiosity.
Adventure Programme Plus
Accommodation
Eton College features a blend of buildings that date back to 1441, rich in history. The boarding houses serve as
the heart of the experience, fostering our student communities. Students are housed in two separate boarding
houses, one for boys and one for girls, each oering single rooms with shared bathrooms.
Social Programme
Evenings at Eton have their own rhythm — games, performances, workshops, and moments you’ll talk about long after summer ends.
Badminton
Cricket
Disco
Football
Talent Show
Bell Boating
Escape Room
Arts & Crafts
Capture the Flag
Rounders
Silly Olympics
Swimming
Trashion Show
Example Excursions
Available Courses
All Weather Pitch
Tennis Courts
Laundry Service
Jafar Hall Debating Chamber
Modern Dining Hall
Playing Fields
Single Room
Shared Bathrooms
Sports Hall
Student Common Room
Swimming Pool
Theatre
Wi-Fi
Eton
Stroll through Eton’s historic
streets and soak up the
atmosphere of one of
England’s most distinguished
towns, home to its world-
famous college and centuries
of tradition.
Future Entrepreneurs
Develop business insight through strategic
thinking, problem-solving, and real-world
projects, building condence to lead in
global contexts.
Future Scientists
Ignite your passion for STEM with practical
projects and problem-solving activities
in science, technology, engineering, and
maths.
Future Global Leaders
Develop leadership skills, global awareness,
and critical thinking through workshops and
challenges designed to help you thrive in a
connected world.
Windsor & Castle
Step inside Windsor Castle,
the oldest and largest
occupied castle in the
world, before exploring the
charming shops and cafés
that line Windsor’s bustling
high street.
Kew Gardens & Westeld
Discover the natural beauty
of Kew Gardens with its vast
glasshouses and rare plant
collections, then enjoy some
leisure time shopping and
dining at Westeld London.
London Sightseeing Tour
& Attractions
Visit world-famous sights,
wander through museums,
browse London’s best
shopping districts, and take in
the city’s atmosphere.
Duration
1, 2 and 3 Weeks
Start Dates
29th June, 6th July and 13th July 2026
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SBC at Eton College
Windsor
Ages
12–16
English Level
B1+
Academic Hours
20 Hours Per Week
Programme Options
Residential or Day
Maximum Class Size
15
Accredited as Summer
Boarding Courses
Step inside one of the UK’s most prestigious schools, where centuries
of tradition meet forward-thinking learning. Designed for ambitious
students aiming high, the Adventure Plus Programme at Eton
College combines immersive academics with hands-on exploration.
Students take part in dynamic, problem-solving lessons that spark
creativity and condence. The experience goes beyond the classroom
with an action-packed activity schedule, including sports, adventure
challenges, STEM projects, creative arts, and performing arts.
Located just outside London, Eton College provides the ideal base for
discovery — from visits to Windsor Castle and Oxford to unforgettable days
in the capital. Studying and living on Eton’s iconic grounds, students join a
community that inspires excellence and lifelong curiosity.
Adventure Programme Plus
Accommodation
Eton College features a blend of buildings that date back to 1441, rich in history. The boarding houses serve as
the heart of the experience, fostering our student communities. Students are housed in two separate boarding
houses, one for boys and one for girls, each oering single rooms with shared bathrooms.
Social Programme
Evenings at Eton have their own rhythm — games, performances, workshops, and moments you’ll talk about long after summer ends.
Badminton
Cricket
Disco
Football
Talent Show
Bell Boating
Escape Room
Arts & Crafts
Capture the Flag
Rounders
Silly Olympics
Swimming
Trashion Show
Example Excursions
Available Courses
All Weather Pitch
Tennis Courts
Laundry Service
Jafar Hall Debating Chamber
Modern Dining Hall
Playing Fields
Single Room
Shared Bathrooms
Sports Hall
Student Common Room
Swimming Pool
Theatre
Wi-Fi
Eton
Stroll through Eton’s historic
streets and soak up the
atmosphere of one of
England’s most distinguished
towns, home to its world-
famous college and centuries
of tradition.
Future Entrepreneurs
Develop business insight through strategic
thinking, problem-solving, and real-world
projects, building condence to lead in
global contexts.
Future Scientists
Ignite your passion for STEM with practical
projects and problem-solving activities
in science, technology, engineering, and
maths.
Future Global Leaders
Develop leadership skills, global awareness,
and critical thinking through workshops and
challenges designed to help you thrive in a
connected world.
Windsor & Castle
Step inside Windsor Castle,
the oldest and largest
occupied castle in the
world, before exploring the
charming shops and cafés
that line Windsor’s bustling
high street.
Kew Gardens & Westeld
Discover the natural beauty
of Kew Gardens with its vast
glasshouses and rare plant
collections, then enjoy some
leisure time shopping and
dining at Westeld London.
London Sightseeing Tour
& Attractions
Visit world-famous sights,
wander through museums,
browse London’s best
shopping districts, and take in
the city’s atmosphere.
Duration
1, 2 and 3 Weeks
Start Dates
29th June, 6th July and 13th July 2026
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Sample timetable
A Typical Day
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
07:00 Wake-up
07:30 - 08:00 Check-in
08:00 - 09:00 Breakfast
09:00 - 09:30
Welcome Assembly
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination
of theory- and
practical-based
learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination
of theory- and
practical-based
learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination
of theory- and
practical-based
learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination
of theory- and
practical-based
learning
09:30 - 10:30
Course
Introduction
10:30 - 10:50 Break 10:30 - 10:50 Break
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Introduction to this
week’s project
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Mindmapping ideas
in small groups
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Further development
of idea and creation
of presentation
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Presentation
rehearsal ahead
of tomorrow’s
ceremony
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Ceremony
Opportunity to
present their
projects to the rest
of the school
12:20 - 13:20 Lunch 12:20 - 13:20 Lunch
13:30 - 16:00
Eton Fieldwork
An opportunity to
take learning outside
of the classroom
and explore real-
world links to their
studies
13:30 - 16:00
Multi-Activity
Basketball
Swimming
STEM Challenges
Watercolours
Just Dance
13:30 - 16:00
Eton Fieldwork
An opportunity to
take learning outside
of the classroom
and explore real-
world links to their
studies
13:30 - 15:30
Packing &
Downtime
15:30 - 21:00
End of Course
Celebration
To celebrate the end
of the programme,
students head to
Eton Dorney for an
afternoon of bell
boating on the lake,
followed by a BBQ
and disco to nish
the summer in style.
16:00 - 17:30
Down Time
16:00 - 17:30
Down Time
17:30 - 18:30 Return to Houses
18:30 - 19:30 Dinner
19:30 - 21:00
Evening Event
Capture The Flag
19:30 - 21:00
Multi-Activity
Football
Tennis
Karaoke
Origami
19:30 - 21:00
Wellbeing Activity
Boardgame Evening
19:30 - 21:00
Evening Event
Protect The Egg
19:30 - 21:00
House Evening
Secret Cinema
19:30 - 21:00
Multi-Activity
Waterpolo
Badminton
Watercolours
Just Dance
21:00 - 22:00 House Time
22:00 Lights Out
London
Changeover
Excursion
Students staying
on the programme
will enjoy a London
excursion, with
destinations such as
Kew Gardens and
Westeld Shopping
Centre.
OR
Arrivals / Departures
London
Excursion
A full day in London
exploring its history
and culture, from
the thrills of the
London Dungeons
and a guided walk
past Westminster’s
iconic landmarks to
free time soaking up
the atmosphere in
Covent Garden.
13:30-17:30
Windsor Castle
Excursion
Students explore one
of Britain’s most famous
royal landmarks and its
rich history.
Sample timetables are given as an example to illustrate a typical week and are subject to change.
07.00
Wake Up & Breakfast
Sta are on hand to help everyone get ready in
the boarding houses before walking together to
Bekynton, the school’s impressive canteen. Over a
healthy breakfast, students enjoy a relaxed start
before lessons begin.
09.00 – 10.30
Subject Lessons
Whether a Future Entrepreneur, Scientist, or
Global Leader, the rst lesson of the day combines
classroom learning with hands-on activities that
make their subjects come alive.
10.30 – 10.50
Break
10.50 – 12.20
Time to Shine
This project-based lesson encourages teamwork
and creativity. Students collaborate in small groups
to come up with innovative new ideas or solutions to
real-world problems which they will then present to
their peers at the end of the week.
12.20 – 13.20
Lunch
13.30 – 16.00
Multi-Activity Programme OR Fieldwork
Afternoons at Eton are for discovery and variety! On
some days, students engage in Fieldwork, taking
their learning outside the classroom. On other days
students choose from a range of multi-activity
options, including sport, arts and crafts, STEM
challenges, and performance sessions. It’s a time to
have fun, try something new, and build friendships!
16.00 – 17.30
Down Time
Now, students have the chance to unwind. Some
play football on the South Lawn, while others walk
into Eton with friends, all under the supervision of our
Activity Leaders.
17.30 – 18.30
Return to Houses
This is the best time for students to check in with
home, as they will have limited phone access the
rest of the day! Otherwise, students get ready for the
evening, and House Parents are always nearby for a
catch-up!
18.30 – 19.30
Dinner
19.30 – 21.00
Evening Event
Evenings at Eton are relaxed and social. Students
play sports using Eton’s excellent facilities or enjoy
board games in their house common rooms. Other
nights bring everyone together for events such
as Egg Protectors – a lively mix of engineering,
imagination, teamwork, and laughter!
21.00 – 22.00
House Time
The day winds down with quiet time in houses. By
22.00, lights are out, and students are ready for
a well-earned rest before another exciting day
tomorrow!
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at Eton
Sample timetable
A Typical Day
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
07:00 Wake-up
07:30 - 08:00 Check-in
08:00 - 09:00 Breakfast
09:00 - 09:30
Welcome Assembly
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination
of theory- and
practical-based
learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination
of theory- and
practical-based
learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination
of theory- and
practical-based
learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination
of theory- and
practical-based
learning
09:30 - 10:30
Course
Introduction
10:30 - 10:50 Break 10:30 - 10:50 Break
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Introduction to this
week’s project
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Mindmapping ideas
in small groups
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Further development
of idea and creation
of presentation
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Presentation
rehearsal ahead
of tomorrow’s
ceremony
10:50 - 12:20
Time To Shine
Ceremony
Opportunity to
present their
projects to the rest
of the school
12:20 - 13:20 Lunch 12:20 - 13:20 Lunch
13:30 - 16:00
Eton Fieldwork
An opportunity to
take learning outside
of the classroom
and explore real-
world links to their
studies
13:30 - 16:00
Multi-Activity
Basketball
Swimming
STEM Challenges
Watercolours
Just Dance
13:30 - 16:00
Eton Fieldwork
An opportunity to
take learning outside
of the classroom
and explore real-
world links to their
studies
13:30 - 15:30
Packing &
Downtime
15:30 - 21:00
End of Course
Celebration
To celebrate the end
of the programme,
students head to
Eton Dorney for an
afternoon of bell
boating on the lake,
followed by a BBQ
and disco to nish
the summer in style.
16:00 - 17:30
Down Time
16:00 - 17:30
Down Time
17:30 - 18:30 Return to Houses
18:30 - 19:30 Dinner
19:30 - 21:00
Evening Event
Capture The Flag
19:30 - 21:00
Multi-Activity
Football
Tennis
Karaoke
Origami
19:30 - 21:00
Wellbeing Activity
Boardgame Evening
19:30 - 21:00
Evening Event
Protect The Egg
19:30 - 21:00
House Evening
Secret Cinema
19:30 - 21:00
Multi-Activity
Waterpolo
Badminton
Watercolours
Just Dance
21:00 - 22:00 House Time
22:00 Lights Out
London
Changeover
Excursion
Students staying
on the programme
will enjoy a London
excursion, with
destinations such as
Kew Gardens and
Westeld Shopping
Centre.
OR
Arrivals / Departures
London
Excursion
A full day in London
exploring its history
and culture, from
the thrills of the
London Dungeons
and a guided walk
past Westminster’s
iconic landmarks to
free time soaking up
the atmosphere in
Covent Garden.
13:30-17:30
Windsor Castle
Excursion
Students explore one
of Britain’s most famous
royal landmarks and its
rich history.
Sample timetables are given as an example to illustrate a typical week and are subject to change.
07.00
Wake Up & Breakfast
Sta are on hand to help everyone get ready in
the boarding houses before walking together to
Bekynton, the school’s impressive canteen. Over a
healthy breakfast, students enjoy a relaxed start
before lessons begin.
09.00 – 10.30
Subject Lessons
Whether a Future Entrepreneur, Scientist, or
Global Leader, the rst lesson of the day combines
classroom learning with hands-on activities that
make their subjects come alive.
10.30 – 10.50
Break
10.50 – 12.20
Time to Shine
This project-based lesson encourages teamwork
and creativity. Students collaborate in small groups
to come up with innovative new ideas or solutions to
real-world problems which they will then present to
their peers at the end of the week.
12.20 – 13.20
Lunch
13.30 – 16.00
Multi-Activity Programme OR Fieldwork
Afternoons at Eton are for discovery and variety! On
some days, students engage in Fieldwork, taking
their learning outside the classroom. On other days
students choose from a range of multi-activity
options, including sport, arts and crafts, STEM
challenges, and performance sessions. It’s a time to
have fun, try something new, and build friendships!
16.00 – 17.30
Down Time
Now, students have the chance to unwind. Some
play football on the South Lawn, while others walk
into Eton with friends, all under the supervision of our
Activity Leaders.
17.30 – 18.30
Return to Houses
This is the best time for students to check in with
home, as they will have limited phone access the
rest of the day! Otherwise, students get ready for the
evening, and House Parents are always nearby for a
catch-up!
18.30 – 19.30
Dinner
19.30 – 21.00
Evening Event
Evenings at Eton are relaxed and social. Students
play sports using Eton’s excellent facilities or enjoy
board games in their house common rooms. Other
nights bring everyone together for events such
as Egg Protectors – a lively mix of engineering,
imagination, teamwork, and laughter!
21.00 – 22.00
House Time
The day winds down with quiet time in houses. By
22.00, lights are out, and students are ready for
a well-earned rest before another exciting day
tomorrow!
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Ages 13-17
Col lege Pathways
Discover our College Pathways, that take pre-university learning further by combining
academic study with hands-on professional experiences. This programme is designed for
ambitious learners who want to experience academic tradition while preparing for the next
step in their educational and professional journey.
Locations
For ambitious students aiming to gain an edge
in future studies and careers, our Pre-University
Experiences combine targeted academic
study with exclusive professional insights. These
programmes build critical skills, foster intellectual
growth, and provide real-world exposure that sets
you apart.
Locations:
• Earlsclie
• Dukes Cambridge
• Oxford College
Our Academic Approach
We go beyond traditional learning, blending
subject expertise with essential skills like public
speaking, teamwork, and critical thinking. Through
interactive lectures, practical workshops, and
inspiring guest speaker sessions, students gain
both academic mastery and condence. Our “Time
to Shine” projects focus on real-world applications,
allowing you to rene skills vital for today’s top
universities and careers.
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Ages 13-17
Col lege Pathways
Discover our College Pathways, that take pre-university learning further by combining
academic study with hands-on professional experiences. This programme is designed for
ambitious learners who want to experience academic tradition while preparing for the next
step in their educational and professional journey.
Locations
For ambitious students aiming to gain an edge
in future studies and careers, our Pre-University
Experiences combine targeted academic
study with exclusive professional insights. These
programmes build critical skills, foster intellectual
growth, and provide real-world exposure that sets
you apart.
Locations:
• Earlsclie
• Dukes Cambridge
• Oxford College
Our Academic Approach
We go beyond traditional learning, blending
subject expertise with essential skills like public
speaking, teamwork, and critical thinking. Through
interactive lectures, practical workshops, and
inspiring guest speaker sessions, students gain
both academic mastery and condence. Our “Time
to Shine” projects focus on real-world applications,
allowing you to rene skills vital for today’s top
universities and careers.
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College Pathways
Oxford College & Dukes Cambridge
Fieldwork
Fieldwork takes learning beyond the classroom
and into the city. With a tutor to guide you, you’ll
explore locations linked to your subject, carry out
research on site and test ideas through practical
experiments.
Connect theory with real-world settings, giving
you a chance to see your subject in action while
developing observational and analytical skills.
Letter of Reference and Certicate
All students receive a detailed letter of reference
from their tutor, highlighting their academic
achievements and character attributes, which
will support university applications and career
opportunities. They’ll also receive a certicate of
completion for the course.
Academic Tutorials
Stand out in university applications with our targeted coaching, including workshops on personal statements (included
at Dukes Cambridge), public speaking, and academic planning. Designed to give you a competitive edge, ensuring
that your application shines.
Guest Speakers
Each week, students engage directly with leaders
across diverse elds. Medical practitioners,
innovators, journalists, policy experts, and barristers
provide a unique window into their professions,
oering insights and Q&A sessions that enrich your
learning. Bridge academic knowledge with real-
world applications, inspiring you to think critically
and creatively about your future.
Immersive Industry Experience
Gain hands-on experience with immersive Industry
Experience sessions, where on-site workshops
led by professionals bring your course content to
life. O-site excursions complement your studies,
broadening your understanding of real-world
applications and preparing you for an accelerated
path to academic and career success.
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College Pathways
Oxford College & Dukes Cambridge
Fieldwork
Fieldwork takes learning beyond the classroom
and into the city. With a tutor to guide you, you’ll
explore locations linked to your subject, carry out
research on site and test ideas through practical
experiments.
Connect theory with real-world settings, giving
you a chance to see your subject in action while
developing observational and analytical skills.
Letter of Reference and Certicate
All students receive a detailed letter of reference
from their tutor, highlighting their academic
achievements and character attributes, which
will support university applications and career
opportunities. They’ll also receive a certicate of
completion for the course.
Academic Tutorials
Stand out in university applications with our targeted coaching, including workshops on personal statements (included
at Dukes Cambridge), public speaking, and academic planning. Designed to give you a competitive edge, ensuring
that your application shines.
Guest Speakers
Each week, students engage directly with leaders
across diverse elds. Medical practitioners,
innovators, journalists, policy experts, and barristers
provide a unique window into their professions,
oering insights and Q&A sessions that enrich your
learning. Bridge academic knowledge with real-
world applications, inspiring you to think critically
and creatively about your future.
Immersive Industry Experience
Gain hands-on experience with immersive Industry
Experience sessions, where on-site workshops
led by professionals bring your course content to
life. O-site excursions complement your studies,
broadening your understanding of real-world
applications and preparing you for an accelerated
path to academic and career success.
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Earlsclie
Folkestone, Kent
Ages
13–17
English Level
A2+
Academic Hours
20 Hours Per Week
Programme Options
Residential or Day
Maximum Class Size
12
Accredited as
Earlsclie
Earlsclie is where curious students grow in independence, build global
awareness, and gain the condence to shape their future.
Set in the lively coastal town of Folkestone, Earlsclie’s city-style campus gives
students the chance to grow in independence while feeling part of a close
community. It’s a place where curiosity is encouraged, ideas are challenged, and
students discover what they’re capable of.
As a UNESCO-accredited school, Earlsclie is perfect for globally minded learners
who want to understand the world and their role in it. Through College Pathways
courses such as Think Global! and Sustainable Futures, students sharpen critical
thinking, creativity, and communication while tackling real-world issues with peers
from across the globe.
College Pathways
Campus and Accommodation
Earlsclie boasts eight renovated Victorian and Edwardian buildings in a prime residential area.
Accommodation is separate for boys and girls, oering spacious single or twin en-suite rooms for a
comfortable and secure stay.
Social Programme
From talent shows to team sports, every evening at Earlsclie is packed with energy, laughter, and new experiences. Get ready for discos, challenges,
and unforgettable moments with friends from around the world.
Beach Games
Bowling
Casino Night
Disco
Film Night
Karaoke
Mini Golf
Talent Show
and many more
Example Excursions
Available Courses
Campus Gardens
Modern Classrooms
Laundry Service
Modern Boarding
Modern Dining Hall
Single En-Suite Room
Student Common Room
Twin En-Suite Rooms
Wi-Fi
London Sightseeing Tour
& Attractions
Explore the iconic landmarks
of London and museums,
with time for shopping and
sightseeing.
Think Global!
Ages 13-17 English Level: A2+
Develop critical thinking and creativity
through engaging global themes,
enhancing language skills and 21st-century
competencies.
Science and Technology:
Sustainable Futures
Ages 14-17 English Level: B1+
Explore sustainability through science,
innovation, and eldwork, developing
practical skills to tackle climate change,
energy, and global resource challenges.
Global Leadership
Ages 14-17 English Level: B1+
Examine international relations, diplomacy,
and governance through case studies and
projects, building insight and leadership
skills for today’s interconnected world.
Business: Mini MBA™
Ages 14-17 English Level: B2+
Gain insight into entrepreneurship,
marketing, nance, and strategy through
applied learning and case studies, building
condence to think like a leader.
University Preparation
Ages 16-17 English Level: B2+
Equip yourself for university with essential
academic skills, culminating in an extended
essay for advanced preparation.
English Language
- Easter Programme
Ages: 8-17 English Level: A1+
Enhance English prociency through
interactive, practical activities tailored to all
language levels.
Thorpe Park
Experience thrilling rides and
non-stop fun at the UK’s
leading theme park with a
trip to Thorpe Park.
Canterbury
Discover Canterbury’s historic
streets and cathedral, then
enjoy a riverboat tour through
the heart of the city.
Optional Extras
Available in summer:
• Paintball
• Musical Theatre Trip
• Warner Bros Harry Potter™
Studios trip
• Paddle boarding
Available at Easter:
• Extra English lessons in small
groups or one-to-one basis.
Duration
1, 2, 3 and 4 Weeks
Start Dates
29th June, 13th July, 20th July, 27th
July and 3rd August 2026
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Earlsclie
Folkestone, Kent
Ages
13–17
English Level
A2+
Academic Hours
20 Hours Per Week
Programme Options
Residential or Day
Maximum Class Size
12
Accredited as
Earlsclie
Earlsclie is where curious students grow in independence, build global
awareness, and gain the condence to shape their future.
Set in the lively coastal town of Folkestone, Earlsclie’s city-style campus gives
students the chance to grow in independence while feeling part of a close
community. It’s a place where curiosity is encouraged, ideas are challenged, and
students discover what they’re capable of.
As a UNESCO-accredited school, Earlsclie is perfect for globally minded learners
who want to understand the world and their role in it. Through College Pathways
courses such as Think Global! and Sustainable Futures, students sharpen critical
thinking, creativity, and communication while tackling real-world issues with peers
from across the globe.
College Pathways
Campus and Accommodation
Earlsclie boasts eight renovated Victorian and Edwardian buildings in a prime residential area.
Accommodation is separate for boys and girls, oering spacious single or twin en-suite rooms for a
comfortable and secure stay.
Social Programme
From talent shows to team sports, every evening at Earlsclie is packed with energy, laughter, and new experiences. Get ready for discos, challenges,
and unforgettable moments with friends from around the world.
Beach Games
Bowling
Casino Night
Disco
Film Night
Karaoke
Mini Golf
Talent Show
and many more
Example Excursions
Available Courses
Campus Gardens
Modern Classrooms
Laundry Service
Modern Boarding
Modern Dining Hall
Single En-Suite Room
Student Common Room
Twin En-Suite Rooms
Wi-Fi
London Sightseeing Tour
& Attractions
Explore the iconic landmarks
of London and museums,
with time for shopping and
sightseeing.
Think Global!
Ages 13-17 English Level: A2+
Develop critical thinking and creativity
through engaging global themes,
enhancing language skills and 21st-century
competencies.
Science and Technology:
Sustainable Futures
Ages 14-17 English Level: B1+
Explore sustainability through science,
innovation, and eldwork, developing
practical skills to tackle climate change,
energy, and global resource challenges.
Global Leadership
Ages 14-17 English Level: B1+
Examine international relations, diplomacy,
and governance through case studies and
projects, building insight and leadership
skills for today’s interconnected world.
Business: Mini MBA™
Ages 14-17 English Level: B2+
Gain insight into entrepreneurship,
marketing, nance, and strategy through
applied learning and case studies, building
condence to think like a leader.
University Preparation
Ages 16-17 English Level: B2+
Equip yourself for university with essential
academic skills, culminating in an extended
essay for advanced preparation.
English Language
- Easter Programme
Ages: 8-17 English Level: A1+
Enhance English prociency through
interactive, practical activities tailored to all
language levels.
Thorpe Park
Experience thrilling rides and
non-stop fun at the UK’s
leading theme park with a
trip to Thorpe Park.
Canterbury
Discover Canterbury’s historic
streets and cathedral, then
enjoy a riverboat tour through
the heart of the city.
Optional Extras
Available in summer:
• Paintball
• Musical Theatre Trip
• Warner Bros Harry Potter™
Studios trip
• Paddle boarding
Available at Easter:
• Extra English lessons in small
groups or one-to-one basis.
Duration
1, 2, 3 and 4 Weeks
Start Dates
29th June, 13th July, 20th July, 27th
July and 3rd August 2026
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at Earlsclie
College Pathways
Sample timetable
A Typical Day
07.15
Wake Up & Breakfast
Mornings at Earlsclie begin in the boarding houses,
where students get ready for the day before walking
in small groups to the main school buildings. The
walk is short and sociable - a chance to chat with
friends and enjoy the sea air. Breakfast is served in
the canteen, oering plenty of choice to suit every
taste, from fresh fruit and pastries to a hot breakfast.
09.15 – 10.45
Subject lessons
The rst lesson of the day introduces students to
key ideas in their chosen subject. Whether they’re
exploring current aairs in Think Global or political
topics in Global Leadership, developing business
insight in Mini MBA, preparing for their academic
future in University Preparation, or tackling real-
world challenges in Sustainable Futures, classes are
dynamic, interactive, and discussion based. Teachers
encourage curiosity and debate, helping students
connect classroom learning to the world beyond
Earlsclie.
11.00 – 12.30
Subject lessons
Students continue to build on the morning’s learning
through group activities, case studies, and practical
challenges. Lessons include analysing global trends,
designing a social enterprise, or experimenting with
new ideas in science or leadership.
13.30 – 15.00
Time to Shine
The nal academic session is dedicated to project
work, where students put theory into practice.
Working in teams, they develop solutions, prepare
presentations, or collaborate on creative projects to
share later in the week.
15.00 – 17.30
Multi-Activity Programme
During the afternoon at Earlsclie, students take part
in sports, dance, or creative workshops – or head
out to discover the local area, exploring Folkestone,
or enjoying beach activities. It’s a chance to relax,
make friends, and experience the unique character
of the town and sea.
17.30 – 19.30
Downtime & Dinner
After lessons, students have time to rest or socialise
before dinner. Dinner is served in the main school
canteen, where the atmosphere is lively and
welcoming. Sta are always around to chat and
provide support, ensuring students feel at home.
19.30 – 21.00
Evening Events
Evenings at Earlsclie are full of energy and variety.
Whole-school and house events bring everyone
together for activities like Earlsclie’s Got Talent,
Junkbox Challenge, Beach games, or a themed
Cinema Night. These moments of fun and creativity
help students unwind, build condence, and
strengthen friendships.
21.30 – 22.00
House Time & Lights Out
The day ends quietly back in the boarding houses.
Students catch up with friends, get ready for bed,
and recharge for another exciting day of learning
and life by the coast.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
07:15 Wake-up
07:50 - 09:00 Breakfast
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
10:45 - 11:00 Break 10:45 - 11:00 Break
11:00-12:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
11:00-12:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
11:00-12:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
11:00-12:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
12:15 - 13:45 Lunch 12:15 - 13:45 Lunch
13:30 - 15:00
Time To Shine
Introduction to this
week’s project
13:30 - 15:00
Time To Shine
Mindmapping ideas in
small groups
13:30 - 15:00
Time To Shine
Further development
of idea and creation of
presentation
13:30 - 15:00
Time To Shine
Opportunity to present
their projects to the rest
of the class
15:00 - 15:30 Back to houses 15:00 - 15:30 Back to houses
15:45 - 17:30
Park Games
15:45 - 17:30
Activities
Padel
Football on Astro
Arts and Crafts
Photography
Basketball
15:45 - 17:30
Trip to Folkestone
15:45 - 17:30
Walk to Sandgate
and ice creams
17:30 - 18:30 Downtime in houses 17:30 - 18:30 Downtime in houses
18:30 - 19:30 Dinner
19:30 - 21:00
Welcome Games
19:30 - 21:00
House Night
19:30 - 21:00
Bowling
19:30 - 21:00
Junkbox Challenge
19:30 - 21:00
House Night
19:30 - 21:00
Jeux Sans Frontières
19:30 - 21:00
Casino Night
21:30 House time
22:00 Lights Out
Arrivals
Excursion
Enjoy an action-
packed day of
excitement with
visits to Dreamland
and Thorpe Park’s
top attractions.
London
Excursion
Discover London’s
famous landmarks,
museums, and
attractions, with
time to shop,
take photos, and
experience the city’s
unique energy.
Sample timetables are given as an example to illustrate a typical week and are subject to change.
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at Earlsclie
College Pathways
Sample timetable
A Typical Day
07.15
Wake Up & Breakfast
Mornings at Earlsclie begin in the boarding houses,
where students get ready for the day before walking
in small groups to the main school buildings. The
walk is short and sociable - a chance to chat with
friends and enjoy the sea air. Breakfast is served in
the canteen, oering plenty of choice to suit every
taste, from fresh fruit and pastries to a hot breakfast.
09.15 – 10.45
Subject lessons
The rst lesson of the day introduces students to
key ideas in their chosen subject. Whether they’re
exploring current aairs in Think Global or political
topics in Global Leadership, developing business
insight in Mini MBA, preparing for their academic
future in University Preparation, or tackling real-
world challenges in Sustainable Futures, classes are
dynamic, interactive, and discussion based. Teachers
encourage curiosity and debate, helping students
connect classroom learning to the world beyond
Earlsclie.
11.00 – 12.30
Subject lessons
Students continue to build on the morning’s learning
through group activities, case studies, and practical
challenges. Lessons include analysing global trends,
designing a social enterprise, or experimenting with
new ideas in science or leadership.
13.30 – 15.00
Time to Shine
The nal academic session is dedicated to project
work, where students put theory into practice.
Working in teams, they develop solutions, prepare
presentations, or collaborate on creative projects to
share later in the week.
15.00 – 17.30
Multi-Activity Programme
During the afternoon at Earlsclie, students take part
in sports, dance, or creative workshops – or head
out to discover the local area, exploring Folkestone,
or enjoying beach activities. It’s a chance to relax,
make friends, and experience the unique character
of the town and sea.
17.30 – 19.30
Downtime & Dinner
After lessons, students have time to rest or socialise
before dinner. Dinner is served in the main school
canteen, where the atmosphere is lively and
welcoming. Sta are always around to chat and
provide support, ensuring students feel at home.
19.30 – 21.00
Evening Events
Evenings at Earlsclie are full of energy and variety.
Whole-school and house events bring everyone
together for activities like Earlsclie’s Got Talent,
Junkbox Challenge, Beach games, or a themed
Cinema Night. These moments of fun and creativity
help students unwind, build condence, and
strengthen friendships.
21.30 – 22.00
House Time & Lights Out
The day ends quietly back in the boarding houses.
Students catch up with friends, get ready for bed,
and recharge for another exciting day of learning
and life by the coast.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
07:15 Wake-up
07:50 - 09:00 Breakfast
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
10:45 - 11:00 Break 10:45 - 11:00 Break
11:00-12:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
11:00-12:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
11:00-12:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
11:00-12:30
Subject Lesson
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
12:15 - 13:45 Lunch 12:15 - 13:45 Lunch
13:30 - 15:00
Time To Shine
Introduction to this
week’s project
13:30 - 15:00
Time To Shine
Mindmapping ideas in
small groups
13:30 - 15:00
Time To Shine
Further development
of idea and creation of
presentation
13:30 - 15:00
Time To Shine
Opportunity to present
their projects to the rest
of the class
15:00 - 15:30 Back to houses 15:00 - 15:30 Back to houses
15:45 - 17:30
Park Games
15:45 - 17:30
Activities
Padel
Football on Astro
Arts and Crafts
Photography
Basketball
15:45 - 17:30
Trip to Folkestone
15:45 - 17:30
Walk to Sandgate
and ice creams
17:30 - 18:30 Downtime in houses 17:30 - 18:30 Downtime in houses
18:30 - 19:30 Dinner
19:30 - 21:00
Welcome Games
19:30 - 21:00
House Night
19:30 - 21:00
Bowling
19:30 - 21:00
Junkbox Challenge
19:30 - 21:00
House Night
19:30 - 21:00
Jeux Sans Frontières
19:30 - 21:00
Casino Night
21:30 House time
22:00 Lights Out
Arrivals
Excursion
Enjoy an action-
packed day of
excitement with
visits to Dreamland
and Thorpe Park’s
top attractions.
London
Excursion
Discover London’s
famous landmarks,
museums, and
attractions, with
time to shop,
take photos, and
experience the city’s
unique energy.
Sample timetables are given as an example to illustrate a typical week and are subject to change.
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Dukes Cambridge
Cambridge
Ages
14–17
English Level
B1+
Academic Hours
20 Hours Per Week
Programme Options
Residential or Day
Excursions
Two per Week
Accredited as Summer
Boarding Courses
Dukes Cambridge Summer School oers a pre-university experience in
the heart of Cambridge, the iconic city of academia. This programme is
ideal for ambitious students keen to prepare for top universities, blending
academic enrichment with a taste of independent university life.
With access to the resources of three renowned Dukes Education schools—Cardi
Sixth Form College, St Andrew’s Cambridge, and Sancton Wood—our programme
creates a city-style campus that’s perfect for students focused on their academic
future.
Courses are designed to strengthen skills essential for higher education and
provide real-world insight into potential career paths.
If you’re serious about gaining a head start on your university journey, Dukes
Cambridge Summer School oers the environment, resources, and guidance to
support your ambitions and inspire your success.
College Pathways
By joining us at Dukes Cambridge, you’ll enjoy numerous benets:
Fieldwork:
Students explore locations
beyond the classroom, guided
by tutors to connect theory
with real-world settings
while building analytical skills
through practical experiments.
Academic Tutorials:
Personalised tutorials oer 1:1
or 2:1 support, guiding studies,
setting goals, and providing
tailored academic and
university advice.
Letter of Reference:
Receive a detailed tutor
reference to support university
and career prospects.
Time to Shine:
Collaborate on a unique
research project, presenting
your learning and
achievements.
Location and Accommodation
Experience Cambridge’s historic charm at Dukes Cambridge Summer School. Students can explore iconic
landmarks like the Mathematical Bridge and the Round Church, and enjoy the city’s vibrant culture. Students
will live and study in our modern, purpose-built facilities with private rooms with shared social spaces, oering a
welcoming environment to relax and connect after daily activities.
Example Excursions
Available Courses
Auditorium
Laundry Service
Modern Dining Hall
Seminar Rooms
Student Common Room
Twin En-Suite Rooms
Wi-Fi
London Sightseeing Tour
& Attractions
Explore the iconic landmarks
of London and museums,
with time for shopping and
sightseeing.
Faculty of Business
English Level: B1+
Develop your entrepreneurial mindset
and business acumen through interactive
lessons, real-world case studies, and group
projects designed to prepare you for future
leadership roles.
Faculty of Medicine
English Level: B1+
Explore the medical eld with hands-on
workshops, expert lectures, and practical
experience, oering a solid foundation for
aspiring doctors.
Faculty of Sciences & Technology
(STEM)
English Level: B1+
Investigate scientic concepts and
technological innovation through theory
and application, building analytical skills to
tackle global challenges and future study.
Faculty of Psychology
English Level: B1+
Engage with psychology, sociology, and
politics, discussing societal issues and
deepening understanding of human
behaviour and social dynamics.
Faculty of Art & Design
English Level: B1+
Experiment with media, theory, and
collaboration, developing practical skills,
critical thinking, and creative condence for
future academic and professional pathways.
English Pathways
English Level: B1+
Develop academic English skills through
writing, discussion, and presentations,
gaining uency, accuracy, and condence
for university and beyond.
Cambridge
Explore Cambridge’s historic
streets and colleges, enjoy
museums and gardens, and
experience the city’s most
iconic pastime - punting.
Social Programme
Arts & Crafts
Badminton
Ball Games
Basketball
Creative Writing
Cricket
Dodgeball
Murder Mystery
Fitness Class
Football
Karaoke
Photo Challenge
Punting
Quiz Night
Rounders
Secret Cinema
Tennis
Yoga
City Tour: Immerse yourself in Cambridge’s charming atmosphere
with a guided tour of iconic landmarks and rich history.
Duration
2 and 4 Weeks
Start Dates
29th June, 13th July and 27th July 2026
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Dukes Cambridge
Cambridge
Ages
14–17
English Level
B1+
Academic Hours
20 Hours Per Week
Programme Options
Residential or Day
Excursions
Two per Week
Accredited as Summer
Boarding Courses
Dukes Cambridge Summer School oers a pre-university experience in
the heart of Cambridge, the iconic city of academia. This programme is
ideal for ambitious students keen to prepare for top universities, blending
academic enrichment with a taste of independent university life.
With access to the resources of three renowned Dukes Education schools—Cardi
Sixth Form College, St Andrew’s Cambridge, and Sancton Wood—our programme
creates a city-style campus that’s perfect for students focused on their academic
future.
Courses are designed to strengthen skills essential for higher education and
provide real-world insight into potential career paths.
If you’re serious about gaining a head start on your university journey, Dukes
Cambridge Summer School oers the environment, resources, and guidance to
support your ambitions and inspire your success.
College Pathways
By joining us at Dukes Cambridge, you’ll enjoy numerous benets:
Fieldwork:
Students explore locations
beyond the classroom, guided
by tutors to connect theory
with real-world settings
while building analytical skills
through practical experiments.
Academic Tutorials:
Personalised tutorials oer 1:1
or 2:1 support, guiding studies,
setting goals, and providing
tailored academic and
university advice.
Letter of Reference:
Receive a detailed tutor
reference to support university
and career prospects.
Time to Shine:
Collaborate on a unique
research project, presenting
your learning and
achievements.
Location and Accommodation
Experience Cambridge’s historic charm at Dukes Cambridge Summer School. Students can explore iconic
landmarks like the Mathematical Bridge and the Round Church, and enjoy the city’s vibrant culture. Students
will live and study in our modern, purpose-built facilities with private rooms with shared social spaces, oering a
welcoming environment to relax and connect after daily activities.
Example Excursions
Available Courses
Auditorium
Laundry Service
Modern Dining Hall
Seminar Rooms
Student Common Room
Twin En-Suite Rooms
Wi-Fi
London Sightseeing Tour
& Attractions
Explore the iconic landmarks
of London and museums,
with time for shopping and
sightseeing.
Faculty of Business
English Level: B1+
Develop your entrepreneurial mindset
and business acumen through interactive
lessons, real-world case studies, and group
projects designed to prepare you for future
leadership roles.
Faculty of Medicine
English Level: B1+
Explore the medical eld with hands-on
workshops, expert lectures, and practical
experience, oering a solid foundation for
aspiring doctors.
Faculty of Sciences & Technology
(STEM)
English Level: B1+
Investigate scientic concepts and
technological innovation through theory
and application, building analytical skills to
tackle global challenges and future study.
Faculty of Psychology
English Level: B1+
Engage with psychology, sociology, and
politics, discussing societal issues and
deepening understanding of human
behaviour and social dynamics.
Faculty of Art & Design
English Level: B1+
Experiment with media, theory, and
collaboration, developing practical skills,
critical thinking, and creative condence for
future academic and professional pathways.
English Pathways
English Level: B1+
Develop academic English skills through
writing, discussion, and presentations,
gaining uency, accuracy, and condence
for university and beyond.
Cambridge
Explore Cambridge’s historic
streets and colleges, enjoy
museums and gardens, and
experience the city’s most
iconic pastime - punting.
Social Programme
Arts & Crafts
Badminton
Ball Games
Basketball
Creative Writing
Cricket
Dodgeball
Murder Mystery
Fitness Class
Football
Karaoke
Photo Challenge
Punting
Quiz Night
Rounders
Secret Cinema
Tennis
Yoga
City Tour: Immerse yourself in Cambridge’s charming atmosphere
with a guided tour of iconic landmarks and rich history.
Duration
2 and 4 Weeks
Start Dates
29th June, 13th July and 27th July 2026
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at Dukes Cambridge
College Pathways
Sample timetable
A Typical Day
07.30 – 08.45
Wake Up & Breakfast
The day begins with a short walk from the student
residences to the dining hall at Sancton Wood,
where breakfast is served. Friends gather to chat
about their plans for the day over food, while
College Mentors are nearby to make sure everyone is
ready for the day ahead.
08.45 – 09.00
Morning Assembly
Each morning begins with a quick check-in where
students hear about the day’s lessons and activities.
It’s a lively and positive start that helps everyone feel
connected to the Dukes Cambridge community.
09.00 – 10.30
Academic Programme
Morning lessons focus on each student’s chosen
subject - whether that’s Business, Medicine, STEM,
Psychology, Art, or General English. Lessons are
practical and interactive, giving students the taste
of what it would be like to study their subject at an
undergraduate level.
10.45 – 12.15
Time to Shine Project
In small groups, students collaborate on projects
linked to their academic subjects, building
communication and collaboration skills. These
sessions encourage creativity and critical thinking,
while oering a real taste of project-based learning.
12.15 – 13.45
Lunch
13.45 – 16.30
Cambridge Excursion OR Fieldwork
On some afternoons, students engage in Fieldwork,
taking their learning outside the classroom. On other
afternoons, students spend the afternoon exploring
Cambridge - visiting world-class museums, university
colleges, or taking part in optional extra experiences
such as rowing. These experiences give students
the opportunity to enjoy the city’s lively atmosphere,
whilst also learning more about its history.
16.30 – 18.00
Free Time
Afterwards, students can sign out to spend time in
the city with a small group of friends, giving students
the freedom to explore within a safe and supportive
framework. Many choose to visit cafés, browse shops,
or to continue exploring all that Cambridge has to
oer.
18.00 – 22.00
Evenings at Cambridge
After dinner, students take part in Societies Evenings,
joining activities that match their interests - from
sports and arts to photography and debate - or join
a Campus Evening, where the whole college comes
together for creative challenges or fun group events.
It’s a sociable and relaxed way to end the day.
22.00
Lights Out
After a busy day of learning and exploration,
students return to their residences ready for a
good night’s rest before another busy day at Dukes
Cambridge!
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
07:30 - 08:00 Wake-up
08:00 - 08:45 Breakfast
08:45 - 09:00 Morning Assembly
09:00 - 10:30
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Industry Experience
09:00 - 10:30
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
10:30 - 10:45 Break
10:45 - 12:15
Time To Shine
Introduction to this
week’s project
15:15 - 16:30
Time To Shine
Mindmapping ideas in
small groups
13:45 - 15:00
Time To Shine
Further development
of idea and creation of
presentation
10:45 - 12:15
Industry Experience
15:15 - 16:30
Time To Shine
Presentation rehearsal
ahead of tomorrow’s
ceremony
12:15 - 13:45 Lunch (Osite)
13:45 - 16:30
Fieldwork
An opportunity to take
learning outside of the
classroom and explore
real-world links to their
studies
13:45 - 16:30
College
Masterclass Series
Introduction to this
week’s project
13:45 - 16:30
Industry Experience
13:45 - 16:30
Time to Shine
Ceremony
Opportunity to present
their projects to the rest
of the school
13:45 - 16:30
Packing &
Getting Ready
16:30 - 18:00 Free Time / Tutorials
18:00 - 19:30 Dinner
19:30-19:45 Evening Assembly
19:45 - 21:30
Campus Evening
Photography Challenge
19:45 - 21:30
Societies Evening
Badminton
Watercolour Paintings
Music Video Making
Trivia Night
Football
19:45 - 21:30
Campus Evening
Secret Cinema
19:45 - 21:30
Societies Evening
Basketball
Nature Walk
Creative Writing
Karaoke
Debate
19:45 - 21:30
Campus Evening
Trashion Show
21:30 - 22:00 Return to Accommodation
22:30 All Students to Rooms
London
Excursion
Visit iconic landmarks
and museums, explore
cultural attractions,
shop famous stores,
and take in London’s
unforgettable energy.
Punting
Glide along
Cambridge’s beautiful
waterways on a
traditional punt, taking
in the historic colleges
and scenic views.
16:30 - 22:30
Graduation Event
Cambridge
Excursion
Spend the
afternoon exploring
the iconic city of
Cambridge, with
time to discover
its highlights and
unwind after a busy
academic morning.
Sample timetables are given as an example to illustrate a typical week and are subject to change.
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at Dukes Cambridge
College Pathways
Sample timetable
A Typical Day
07.30 – 08.45
Wake Up & Breakfast
The day begins with a short walk from the student
residences to the dining hall at Sancton Wood,
where breakfast is served. Friends gather to chat
about their plans for the day over food, while
College Mentors are nearby to make sure everyone is
ready for the day ahead.
08.45 – 09.00
Morning Assembly
Each morning begins with a quick check-in where
students hear about the day’s lessons and activities.
It’s a lively and positive start that helps everyone feel
connected to the Dukes Cambridge community.
09.00 – 10.30
Academic Programme
Morning lessons focus on each student’s chosen
subject - whether that’s Business, Medicine, STEM,
Psychology, Art, or General English. Lessons are
practical and interactive, giving students the taste
of what it would be like to study their subject at an
undergraduate level.
10.45 – 12.15
Time to Shine Project
In small groups, students collaborate on projects
linked to their academic subjects, building
communication and collaboration skills. These
sessions encourage creativity and critical thinking,
while oering a real taste of project-based learning.
12.15 – 13.45
Lunch
13.45 – 16.30
Cambridge Excursion OR Fieldwork
On some afternoons, students engage in Fieldwork,
taking their learning outside the classroom. On other
afternoons, students spend the afternoon exploring
Cambridge - visiting world-class museums, university
colleges, or taking part in optional extra experiences
such as rowing. These experiences give students
the opportunity to enjoy the city’s lively atmosphere,
whilst also learning more about its history.
16.30 – 18.00
Free Time
Afterwards, students can sign out to spend time in
the city with a small group of friends, giving students
the freedom to explore within a safe and supportive
framework. Many choose to visit cafés, browse shops,
or to continue exploring all that Cambridge has to
oer.
18.00 – 22.00
Evenings at Cambridge
After dinner, students take part in Societies Evenings,
joining activities that match their interests - from
sports and arts to photography and debate - or join
a Campus Evening, where the whole college comes
together for creative challenges or fun group events.
It’s a sociable and relaxed way to end the day.
22.00
Lights Out
After a busy day of learning and exploration,
students return to their residences ready for a
good night’s rest before another busy day at Dukes
Cambridge!
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
07:30 - 08:00 Wake-up
08:00 - 08:45 Breakfast
08:45 - 09:00 Morning Assembly
09:00 - 10:30
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Industry Experience
09:00 - 10:30
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
10:30 - 10:45 Break
10:45 - 12:15
Time To Shine
Introduction to this
week’s project
15:15 - 16:30
Time To Shine
Mindmapping ideas in
small groups
13:45 - 15:00
Time To Shine
Further development
of idea and creation of
presentation
10:45 - 12:15
Industry Experience
15:15 - 16:30
Time To Shine
Presentation rehearsal
ahead of tomorrow’s
ceremony
12:15 - 13:45 Lunch (Osite)
13:45 - 16:30
Fieldwork
An opportunity to take
learning outside of the
classroom and explore
real-world links to their
studies
13:45 - 16:30
College
Masterclass Series
Introduction to this
week’s project
13:45 - 16:30
Industry Experience
13:45 - 16:30
Time to Shine
Ceremony
Opportunity to present
their projects to the rest
of the school
13:45 - 16:30
Packing &
Getting Ready
16:30 - 18:00 Free Time / Tutorials
18:00 - 19:30 Dinner
19:30-19:45 Evening Assembly
19:45 - 21:30
Campus Evening
Photography Challenge
19:45 - 21:30
Societies Evening
Badminton
Watercolour Paintings
Music Video Making
Trivia Night
Football
19:45 - 21:30
Campus Evening
Secret Cinema
19:45 - 21:30
Societies Evening
Basketball
Nature Walk
Creative Writing
Karaoke
Debate
19:45 - 21:30
Campus Evening
Trashion Show
21:30 - 22:00 Return to Accommodation
22:30 All Students to Rooms
London
Excursion
Visit iconic landmarks
and museums, explore
cultural attractions,
shop famous stores,
and take in London’s
unforgettable energy.
Punting
Glide along
Cambridge’s beautiful
waterways on a
traditional punt, taking
in the historic colleges
and scenic views.
16:30 - 22:30
Graduation Event
Cambridge
Excursion
Spend the
afternoon exploring
the iconic city of
Cambridge, with
time to discover
its highlights and
unwind after a busy
academic morning.
Sample timetables are given as an example to illustrate a typical week and are subject to change.
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Duration
2 and 4 Weeks
Start Dates
6th July, 20th July and 3rd August 2026
Oxford College
Oxford
Ages
15–17
English Level
B1+
Academic Hours
25 Hours Per Week
Programme Options
Residential or Day
Excursions
Two per Week
Accredited as Summer
Boarding Courses
Where ambition meets opportunity in one of the most prestigious
educational settings in the world.
Join us at Oxford College for the ultimate pre-university experience,
designed to prepare ambitious students for top universities and future
careers.
Our Oxford Summer School combines inspiring academic study with hands-
on professional experiences, from guest lectures and industry insights to our
College Masterclass Series.
Through Time to Shine projects, including a unique interdisciplinary
challenge, students develop teamwork, condence, and future-focused
skills. Living and learning in Oxford’s world-renowned academic setting,
you’ll connect with like-minded peers and take your rst steps
toward success.
College Pathways Plus
By joining us at Oxford College, you’ll enjoy numerous benets:
Guest Speakers:
Learn from inspiring
academics and
industry experts,
gaining insights into
your eld.
Industry Experience:
Gain exposure to
practical learning with
hands-on projects and
industry visits.
College Masterclass:
Join weekly
Masterclasses,
exploring academic
and future skills with
speakers and Dukes
Education presenters.
Academic Tutorials:
Personalised tutorials
oer 1:1 or 2:1 support,
guiding studies, setting
goals, and providing
tailored academic and
university advice.
Letter of Reference:
Receive a detailed
tutor reference to
support university and
career prospects.
Location and Accommodation
Students live in a University of Oxford college, experiencing a comfortable and authentic taste of university life.
Accommodation is mainly single rooms with shared bathrooms, reecting Oxford tradition. With facilities near
the city centre and university parks, students immerse themselves in the academic and cultural atmosphere,
relaxing in common rooms or exploring the historic city with friends.
Available Courses
Student Common Room
Modern Dining Hall
Single Rooms
Shared Bathrooms
Shared Rooms
Laundry Service
Wi-Fi
Faculty of Business
English Level: B1+
Develop your entrepreneurial mindset
and business acumen through interactive
lessons, real-world case studies, and group
projects designed to prepare you for future
leadership roles.
Faculty of Medicine
English Level: B1+
Explore the medical eld with hands-on
workshops, expert lectures, and practical
experience, oering a solid foundation for
aspiring doctors.
Faculty of Law
English Level: B1+
Immerse yourself in an intellectually
stimulating programme, exploring legal
systems, justice principles, and analytical
skills to prepare for the challenges of a
future legal career.
Faculty of Global Leadership
English Level: B1+
Develop the condence and insight to lead
on the global stage through an inspiring
programme combining academic depth
with practical applications for tackling the
challenges of an interconnected world.
Example Excursions
London
Explore the iconic landmarks of London
and museums, with time for shopping
and sightseeing.
Oxford
Explore Oxford through guided walks,
museums, punting, outdoor activities in
university parks, and shopping at nearby
Bicester Village.
Social Programme
Afternoon Tea
Arts & Crafts
Badminton
Basketball
Silent Disco
Cricket
Film Festival
Circuit Training
Football
Karaoke
Murder Mystery
Museums
Photo Challenge
Picnics
Pizza and Film Night
Punting
Rounders
Secret Cinema
Taskmaster
Trashion Show
Volleyball
Yoga
City Tour: Explore Oxford’s iconic landmarks
like the Bodleian Library and Radclie
Camera on guided tours that highlight the
city’s rich history.
Societies Evenings: Experience engaging
activities emulating university societies,
promoting well-being, tness, and
exploration through student-led, diverse,
and enriching options.
Graduation Ceremony: Celebrate your
course completion and achievements with
peers, marking the end of an unforgettable
journey.
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Duration
2 and 4 Weeks
Start Dates
6th July, 20th July and 3rd August 2026
Oxford College
Oxford
Ages
15–17
English Level
B1+
Academic Hours
25 Hours Per Week
Programme Options
Residential or Day
Excursions
Two per Week
Accredited as Summer
Boarding Courses
Where ambition meets opportunity in one of the most prestigious
educational settings in the world.
Join us at Oxford College for the ultimate pre-university experience,
designed to prepare ambitious students for top universities and future
careers.
Our Oxford Summer School combines inspiring academic study with hands-
on professional experiences, from guest lectures and industry insights to our
College Masterclass Series.
Through Time to Shine projects, including a unique interdisciplinary
challenge, students develop teamwork, condence, and future-focused
skills. Living and learning in Oxford’s world-renowned academic setting,
you’ll connect with like-minded peers and take your rst steps
toward success.
College Pathways Plus
By joining us at Oxford College, you’ll enjoy numerous benets:
Guest Speakers:
Learn from inspiring
academics and
industry experts,
gaining insights into
your eld.
Industry Experience:
Gain exposure to
practical learning with
hands-on projects and
industry visits.
College Masterclass:
Join weekly
Masterclasses,
exploring academic
and future skills with
speakers and Dukes
Education presenters.
Academic Tutorials:
Personalised tutorials
oer 1:1 or 2:1 support,
guiding studies, setting
goals, and providing
tailored academic and
university advice.
Letter of Reference:
Receive a detailed
tutor reference to
support university and
career prospects.
Location and Accommodation
Students live in a University of Oxford college, experiencing a comfortable and authentic taste of university life.
Accommodation is mainly single rooms with shared bathrooms, reecting Oxford tradition. With facilities near
the city centre and university parks, students immerse themselves in the academic and cultural atmosphere,
relaxing in common rooms or exploring the historic city with friends.
Available Courses
Student Common Room
Modern Dining Hall
Single Rooms
Shared Bathrooms
Shared Rooms
Laundry Service
Wi-Fi
Faculty of Business
English Level: B1+
Develop your entrepreneurial mindset
and business acumen through interactive
lessons, real-world case studies, and group
projects designed to prepare you for future
leadership roles.
Faculty of Medicine
English Level: B1+
Explore the medical eld with hands-on
workshops, expert lectures, and practical
experience, oering a solid foundation for
aspiring doctors.
Faculty of Law
English Level: B1+
Immerse yourself in an intellectually
stimulating programme, exploring legal
systems, justice principles, and analytical
skills to prepare for the challenges of a
future legal career.
Faculty of Global Leadership
English Level: B1+
Develop the condence and insight to lead
on the global stage through an inspiring
programme combining academic depth
with practical applications for tackling the
challenges of an interconnected world.
Example Excursions
London
Explore the iconic landmarks of London
and museums, with time for shopping
and sightseeing.
Oxford
Explore Oxford through guided walks,
museums, punting, outdoor activities in
university parks, and shopping at nearby
Bicester Village.
Social Programme
Afternoon Tea
Arts & Crafts
Badminton
Basketball
Silent Disco
Cricket
Film Festival
Circuit Training
Football
Karaoke
Murder Mystery
Museums
Photo Challenge
Picnics
Pizza and Film Night
Punting
Rounders
Secret Cinema
Taskmaster
Trashion Show
Volleyball
Yoga
City Tour: Explore Oxford’s iconic landmarks
like the Bodleian Library and Radclie
Camera on guided tours that highlight the
city’s rich history.
Societies Evenings: Experience engaging
activities emulating university societies,
promoting well-being, tness, and
exploration through student-led, diverse,
and enriching options.
Graduation Ceremony: Celebrate your
course completion and achievements with
peers, marking the end of an unforgettable
journey.
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Sample timetable
College Pathways Plus
A Typical Day
07.30 – 08.45
Wake Up & Breakfast
The day begins with breakfast in the college dining
halls. College mentors are on hand to sign students
in before students sit down to a healthy rst meal of
the day with their friends.
08.45 – 09.00
Morning Assembly
Students then make the short walk from their
accommodation across Oxford in time for the
morning assembly. Here, students nd out from the
College Principal what is happening that day, as well
as inspiring them with a Thought of the Day.
09.00 – 10.30
Academic Programme
Whether Business, Medicine, Law, or Global
Leadership, the rst lesson of the day is a practical
and engaging seminar, where students are
introduced to a university-style of teaching and
learning.
10:30 – 10:45
Break
10.45 – 12.15
Time to Shine Project
Now, students work in small groups on projects linked
to their academic subject, preparing presentations
to showcase at the end of the week. These sessions
give students a taste of university-style group
projects and self-guided learning.
12.15 – 13.45
Lunch
At lunch, students sign out from the college and get
lunch in Oxford with their friends, whilst enjoying a
sense of independence to explore the city.
13.45 – 16.30
Industry Experience
Wednesday afternoons oer students a real insight
into their future careers. Depending on their subject,
students take part in a mock trial, a medical
simulation, or an investment banking challenge -
experiences that help them see how their learning
connects to the world beyond.
16.30 – 18.00
Free Time
After lessons, students can relax in college or sign
out to explore Oxford in small groups — perhaps
browsing the shops, visiting a cafe, or simply enjoying
what Oxford has to oer.
18.00 – 22.00
Evenings at Oxford College
After dinner, evenings are all about connection and
creativity. On Societies Evenings, students can join
activities that match their interests - such as sport,
photography, debate, or arts and crafts - while
Campus Evenings bring everyone together for larger
events and creative challenges, like the Trashion
Show. These moments help students unwind, make
friends, and build condence outside the classroom.
22.00
Lights Out
After an evening of fun, students return to their
accommodation to relax and prepare for the next
day. College Mentors are always nearby, creating a
safe and supportive environment as everyone settles
in for a well-earned rest.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
07:30 - 08:00 Wake-up
08:00 - 08:45 Breakfast in Halls
08:45 - 09:00 Morning Assembly
09:00 - 10:30
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
10:30 - 10:45 Break
10:45 - 12:15
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
10:45 - 12:15
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
10:45 - 12:15
Guest Lecture
10:45 - 12:15
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
10:45 - 12:15
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
12:15 - 13:45 Lunch (Osite)
13:45 - 16:30
Fieldwork
An opportunity to take
learning outside of the
classroom and explore
real-world links to their
studies
13:45 - 15:00
Time To Shine
Introduction to this
week’s project
13:45 - 16:30
Industry Experience
13:45 - 15:00
Time To Shine
Further development
of idea and creation of
presentation
13:45 - 16:30
Time to Shine
Ceremony
Opportunity to present
their projects to the rest
of the school
13:45 - 16:30
Packing &
Getting Ready
15:00 - 15:15 Break 15:00 - 15:15 Break
15:15 - 16:30
Time To Shine
Mindmapping ideas in
small groups
15:15 - 16:30
Time To Shine
Presentation rehearsal
ahead of tomorrow’s
ceremony
16:30 - 18:00 Free Time / Tutorials
18:00 - 19:30 Dinner
19:30-19:45 Evening Assembly
19:45 - 21:30
Campus Evening
Photography Challenge
19:45 - 21:30
Societies Evening
Football
Cricket
Oxford Sketching
Debate
Murder Mystery Night
19:45 - 21:30
Campus Evening
Film Festival
19:45 - 21:30
Societies Evening
Volleyball
Rounders
Friendship Bracelets
Arts and crafts
Picnic in the Park
19:45 - 21:30
Campus Evening
Taskmaster
21:30 - 22:00 Return to Accommodation
22:30 All Students to Rooms
London
Excursion
Visit iconic landmarks
and museums, explore
cultural attractions,
shop famous stores,
and take in London’s
unforgettable energy.
Punting
Glide along Oxford’s
beautiful waterways
on a traditional punt,
taking in the historic
colleges and scenic
views from the River
Cherwell.
16:30 - 22:30
Graduation Event
Sample timetables are given as an example to illustrate a typical week and are subject to change.
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at Oxford College
Sample timetable
College Pathways Plus
A Typical Day
07.30 – 08.45
Wake Up & Breakfast
The day begins with breakfast in the college dining
halls. College mentors are on hand to sign students
in before students sit down to a healthy rst meal of
the day with their friends.
08.45 – 09.00
Morning Assembly
Students then make the short walk from their
accommodation across Oxford in time for the
morning assembly. Here, students nd out from the
College Principal what is happening that day, as well
as inspiring them with a Thought of the Day.
09.00 – 10.30
Academic Programme
Whether Business, Medicine, Law, or Global
Leadership, the rst lesson of the day is a practical
and engaging seminar, where students are
introduced to a university-style of teaching and
learning.
10:30 – 10:45
Break
10.45 – 12.15
Time to Shine Project
Now, students work in small groups on projects linked
to their academic subject, preparing presentations
to showcase at the end of the week. These sessions
give students a taste of university-style group
projects and self-guided learning.
12.15 – 13.45
Lunch
At lunch, students sign out from the college and get
lunch in Oxford with their friends, whilst enjoying a
sense of independence to explore the city.
13.45 – 16.30
Industry Experience
Wednesday afternoons oer students a real insight
into their future careers. Depending on their subject,
students take part in a mock trial, a medical
simulation, or an investment banking challenge -
experiences that help them see how their learning
connects to the world beyond.
16.30 – 18.00
Free Time
After lessons, students can relax in college or sign
out to explore Oxford in small groups — perhaps
browsing the shops, visiting a cafe, or simply enjoying
what Oxford has to oer.
18.00 – 22.00
Evenings at Oxford College
After dinner, evenings are all about connection and
creativity. On Societies Evenings, students can join
activities that match their interests - such as sport,
photography, debate, or arts and crafts - while
Campus Evenings bring everyone together for larger
events and creative challenges, like the Trashion
Show. These moments help students unwind, make
friends, and build condence outside the classroom.
22.00
Lights Out
After an evening of fun, students return to their
accommodation to relax and prepare for the next
day. College Mentors are always nearby, creating a
safe and supportive environment as everyone settles
in for a well-earned rest.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
07:30 - 08:00 Wake-up
08:00 - 08:45 Breakfast in Halls
08:45 - 09:00 Morning Assembly
09:00 - 10:30
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
09:00 - 10:30
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
10:30 - 10:45 Break
10:45 - 12:15
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
10:45 - 12:15
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
10:45 - 12:15
Guest Lecture
10:45 - 12:15
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
10:45 - 12:15
Academic Programme
A combination of
theory- and practical-
based learning
12:15 - 13:45 Lunch (Osite)
13:45 - 16:30
Fieldwork
An opportunity to take
learning outside of the
classroom and explore
real-world links to their
studies
13:45 - 15:00
Time To Shine
Introduction to this
week’s project
13:45 - 16:30
Industry Experience
13:45 - 15:00
Time To Shine
Further development
of idea and creation of
presentation
13:45 - 16:30
Time to Shine
Ceremony
Opportunity to present
their projects to the rest
of the school
13:45 - 16:30
Packing &
Getting Ready
15:00 - 15:15 Break 15:00 - 15:15 Break
15:15 - 16:30
Time To Shine
Mindmapping ideas in
small groups
15:15 - 16:30
Time To Shine
Presentation rehearsal
ahead of tomorrow’s
ceremony
16:30 - 18:00 Free Time / Tutorials
18:00 - 19:30 Dinner
19:30-19:45 Evening Assembly
19:45 - 21:30
Campus Evening
Photography Challenge
19:45 - 21:30
Societies Evening
Football
Cricket
Oxford Sketching
Debate
Murder Mystery Night
19:45 - 21:30
Campus Evening
Film Festival
19:45 - 21:30
Societies Evening
Volleyball
Rounders
Friendship Bracelets
Arts and crafts
Picnic in the Park
19:45 - 21:30
Campus Evening
Taskmaster
21:30 - 22:00 Return to Accommodation
22:30 All Students to Rooms
London
Excursion
Visit iconic landmarks
and museums, explore
cultural attractions,
shop famous stores,
and take in London’s
unforgettable energy.
Punting
Glide along Oxford’s
beautiful waterways
on a traditional punt,
taking in the historic
colleges and scenic
views from the River
Cherwell.
16:30 - 22:30
Graduation Event
Sample timetables are given as an example to illustrate a typical week and are subject to change.
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please let us know at the time of booking.
Dates and prices
For detailed information on dates and prices for our summer
programmes, please visit our dedicated page. There, you’ll nd
everything you need to know about what’s included, such as tuition,
accommodation, meals, and excursions, ensuring full transparency
as you plan your child’s enriching summer experience.
summerboardingcourses.com/prices
It’s been 5 whole summers of being a part of the SBC family
I couldn’t have asked for it to be any other way. I don’t know
how to thank you enough for making my summers unforgettable,
for making my life amazing. I am me because of you. You helped
me grow into who I am today, and I know I wouldn’t be myself
without SBC.
Raghad
Student from Saudi Arabia
Course Selection
Explore our range of campuses
and courses on our website. Need
help? Our expert Admissions Team
is ready to guide you—simply
make an online enquiry. From your
rst question to the last day of
your child’s stay, your dedicated
Admissions Manager will support
you at every step.
Conrmation of Place
Once you’ve chosen a course
and campus, complete our online
booking form. We’ll conrm your
child’s place, send an invoice, and
provide clear next steps.
Payment of Fees
Secure your booking with a £700
deposit. The remaining balance is
due by 1st May 2026. For bookings
after this date, payment is
required in full.
Airport Transfers
For an added fee, we oer
transfers to and from Heathrow
Airport and St Pancras. Ask us
about this option when booking.
Preparation for Summer
Before summer, we’ll gather
essential information for your
child’s stay, including medical
details, travel requirements,
and visa information if needed.
Students will take a placement
test to assess English levels,
and parents will receive a
comprehensive welcome pack.
The Booking
Process
In addition to our summer courses, SBC and our sister companies provide year-round support through private
tuition, university application guidance, and career advice.
Dukes Plus: Consultancy Services
The Medic Portal
The UK’s top resource for Medical
School applicants, founded by
doctors and in partnership with the
Royal Society of Medicine.
themedicportal.com
A-List Education
Specialists in Ivy League and US
university admissions
consultancy.alisteducation.co.uk
Oxbridge Applications
The leading consultancy for Oxford
and Cambridge applicants,
oering personal statement
guidance, admissions test prep,
and interview practice.
oxbridgeapplications.com
The Lawyer Portal
A trusted platform and training
provider for aspiring lawyers,
partnered with the Law Society,
Bar Council, and CILEx.
thelawyerportal.com
Dukes Tutoring
Bespoke online tutoring for
international families, tailored to
support GCSEs,
A Levels, and entrance exams.
thelawyerportal.com
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Secure your place today!
Ready to book? Visit summerboardingcourses.com to secure your
child’s place for an unforgettable summer. Course places are limited,
so we recommend booking early. For families booking together,
please let us know at the time of booking.
Dates and prices
For detailed information on dates and prices for our summer
programmes, please visit our dedicated page. There, you’ll nd
everything you need to know about what’s included, such as tuition,
accommodation, meals, and excursions, ensuring full transparency
as you plan your child’s enriching summer experience.
summerboardingcourses.com/prices
It’s been 5 whole summers of being a part of the SBC family
I couldn’t have asked for it to be any other way. I don’t know
how to thank you enough for making my summers unforgettable,
for making my life amazing. I am me because of you. You helped
me grow into who I am today, and I know I wouldn’t be myself
without SBC.
Raghad
Student from Saudi Arabia
Course Selection
Explore our range of campuses
and courses on our website. Need
help? Our expert Admissions Team
is ready to guide you—simply
make an online enquiry. From your
rst question to the last day of
your child’s stay, your dedicated
Admissions Manager will support
you at every step.
Conrmation of Place
Once you’ve chosen a course
and campus, complete our online
booking form. We’ll conrm your
child’s place, send an invoice, and
provide clear next steps.
Payment of Fees
Secure your booking with a £700
deposit. The remaining balance is
due by 1st May 2026. For bookings
after this date, payment is
required in full.
Airport Transfers
For an added fee, we oer
transfers to and from Heathrow
Airport and St Pancras. Ask us
about this option when booking.
Preparation for Summer
Before summer, we’ll gather
essential information for your
child’s stay, including medical
details, travel requirements,
and visa information if needed.
Students will take a placement
test to assess English levels,
and parents will receive a
comprehensive welcome pack.
The Booking
Process
In addition to our summer courses, SBC and our sister companies provide year-round support through private
tuition, university application guidance, and career advice.
Dukes Plus: Consultancy Services
The Medic Portal
The UK’s top resource for Medical
School applicants, founded by
doctors and in partnership with the
Royal Society of Medicine.
themedicportal.com
A-List Education
Specialists in Ivy League and US
university admissions
consultancy.alisteducation.co.uk
Oxbridge Applications
The leading consultancy for Oxford
and Cambridge applicants,
oering personal statement
guidance, admissions test prep,
and interview practice.
oxbridgeapplications.com
The Lawyer Portal
A trusted platform and training
provider for aspiring lawyers,
partnered with the Law Society,
Bar Council, and CILEx.
thelawyerportal.com
Dukes Tutoring
Bespoke online tutoring for
international families, tailored to
support GCSEs,
A Levels, and entrance exams.
thelawyerportal.com
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Courses take place from
June–August 2026
Our programmes ll up fast so we recommend
you book early to secure a space on our most
popular courses.
Arrange your free consultation to nd the
perfect summer experience for your child.
+44 (0)1943 878518
info@summerboardingcourses.co.uk
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Summer programmes at Camp Dragon, SBC Canford, Headington Oxford, SBC at Eton College, Earlsclie, Oxford College and Dukes Cambridge are all operated
by Summer Boarding Courses Ltd who will handle all matters including payments and enquiries. Summer Boarding Courses Ltd is an organisation which contracts
the use of facilities, but has no formal connection with Dragon School, Canford School, Headington School, Eton College, Wadham College, Wyclie Hall or
the University of Oxford. Earlsclie Summer School are delivered by the schools and colleges in partnership with SBC. Day Camps operated in partnership with
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