Residential & Day summer courses for international students aged from 6 to 18 years old
English language, multi-sports and activity camps in June, July and August
21st century skills to prepare students for future adult life
Full leisure programme with sport, dance, & music
Business, Engineering, Humanities, Science and Maths
Entrepreneurship, International Relations, Leadership and Media & Communications
Artists course specialising in art, dance, drama, and music
Young adult career and university preparation
Cambridge Exams and IELTS preparation
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Our objectives
Our portfolio is carefully designed to deliver the following objectives:
To improve students’ English, no matter what their level, to help them communicate more freely, accurately and confidently
To increase students’ knowledge in various school and university subjects
To develop students’ 21st century skills to help them succeed in all aspects of their lives (personal, social, academic and professional)
To help students improve their authenticity and self-confidence (BSS Experience featuring True Me) enabling them to become happy, confident and successful global citizens
To encourage students to learn to respect difference and diversity by living in a multi-cultural environment
To allow all students to play sport, try new recreational activities and have fun
To improve students’ knowledge of the British culture and way of life
To prepare students for a global, competitive and fast-changing world.
To motivate students to carry on learning English and learning about the UK after they leave the course
Developing 21st Century Skills
Developing 21st century (transferrable) skills is an integral part of all British Summer School courses and is crucial for students to succeed in the future:
Life and career skills (responsibility, leadership, adaptability, initiative, social skills)
Learning and Innovation (creativity, critical thinking, collaboration and communication)
Information, Media, and Technology Skills (media literacy, information literacy, technology literacy)
Core Subjects and 21st Century themes (environmental literacy, global awareness, health, citizenship)
Our courses
Our portfolio consists of 6 academically challenging, innovative and inspiring courses for 6-18 year old students designed to improve their English level and their ability and confidence to communicate and operate in the 21st century.
Our Schools
British Summer School courses are hosted at selected boarding schools in England to provide students with immersive and exciting residential experiences, all within easy reach of London’s main airports and international train station.
Brambletye
Explorers of the future
Worth
Adventurers of the future
Citizens of the future
Oundle
Citizens of the future
Academics of the future
Artists of the future
Uppingham
Citizens of the future
Academics of the future
Professionals of the future
Our programme
Academic
British Summer School courses are semi-intensive with 20 hours of study per week. The academically challenging syllabus is based on the 21st century learning curriculum and is tailored to each age group. All English lessons are designed to improve students’ English abilities in each of the 4 skills (listening, speaking, reading and writing).
Leisure
All courses include a varied leisure and recreational programme that includes many sports such as athletics, badminton, basketball, football, Kwik Cricket, rounders, squash, table tennis, tennis and volleyball as well as other recreational activities such as art, countryside trek, dance choreography, drama workshop, karaoke, kite flying, landscape painting, Lego competition, model making, roller blading lesson, origami, quiz, skateboarding lesson, swimming and yoga. We know that learning happens most effectively when interactions are natural and authentic and when students are actively involved, doing the things they enjoy and having fun. At British Summer School, the time our students spend on their sporting and leisure activities is just as valuable as the time spent on the more academic aspects of our courses.
Cultural
Excursions adds a further cultural and recreational dimension to all British Summer School courses. They are an important part of the programme and enable students to enjoy their new friendships in a more informal, genuine and relaxed setting. Excursions enable students to visit places of cultural and historical interest and provide an opportunity for recreational activities and shopping.