ACADEMIC SUMMER LONDON, WESTMINSTER

Unlock London's Academic Pulse: Where Learning Meets Landmarks!

 

 

ABOUT THE PROGRAMME

Welcome to the Academic Summer, Westminster experience, where the heart of London beats just outside your door.  Nestled directly opposite the iconic Houses of Parliament, our prime location offers more than just an exceptional academic experience; it provides an unforgettable London adventure, with famous landmarks right at your doorstep.

Situated in the heart of the city, overlooking Westminster and the River Thames, we welcome campers age 7 to 17 (boarders from age 13).  Your lessons will turn your London experiences into exciting, real-world projects. This thematic, project-based approach blends English with creativity, critical thinking, and cross-curricular learning.  This will help you express your ideas confidently while exploring the city’s culture, history and innovation.

Adventurers (age 7-12) follow a dynamic, cross-curricular timetable where language and subject content are seamlessly integrated, they are taught by primary teachers who understand how young learners learn best. Through hands-on learning and meaningful subject content and communication, students develop their English skills naturally. 

Your accommodations and classrooms for the summer are located at the foot of Westminster Bridge, surrounded by some of the most prestigious and historic buildings in the city.  Our single ensuite rooms offer a comfortable and private space to relax after a busy day of learning and sightseeing.

Join us to expand your knowledge, make progress with your English and explore London.  You will learn to socialise with peers from across the world, gain insights into different cultures and build valuable connections in our increasingly connected world.  We combine academic excellence, cultural immersion and a spirit of adventure to create lasting memories.  

LOCATION

London - Westminster

Academic Summer's host school, DLD College, enjoys a truly exceptional location, within a stroll from some of London's most iconic landmarks. The majestic London Eye, the historic Houses of Parliament, the vibrant Trafalgar Square and the regal Buckingham Palace are all within walking distance.

The Westminster area has immense historical and political significance. It is well-known for its famous landmarks and, most importantly, the Palace of Westminster, which houses the UK Parliament, and the Elizabeth Tower, better known as Big Ben. 

This fantastic location provides a unique opportunity to visit London and immerse yourself in the heart of the city. The setting encourages exploration and a connection to the pulse of London life, making it an unforgettable experience. 

Room view
Academic Summer DLD College
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Single room
Common Room
Garden
Dinning room
Facilities
Attrium DLD
Common Room DLD
DLD Building

ACCOMMODATION

DLD College, London

DLD College is a purpose-built, modern boarding school.  Everything is under one roof, eliminating the need for commuting and ensuring your safety. Our campus features: 

Modern classrooms, including dedicated spaces for Art and Drama

Well-equipped Science laboratories for hands-on learning

A spacious atrium and social area for you to relax and make friends

A modern dining room serving delicious home-made meals

The convenience of an on-site coffee shop known as the ‘Hungry Mule’

Comfortable on-site boarding accommodation 

Single ensuite bedroom for everyone (Limited number of twin rooms)

Common rooms on every boarding floor so you can socialise

Our camp counsellors live on the boarding floors to look after you

24-hour security to ensure your safety at all times

WIFI throughout the campus to keep you connected with home.

Our environment at DLD, fosters academic excellence and provides a modern, welcoming and secure place for you to enjoy your summer adventure with Academic Summer. 

ACADEMIC

Welcome to your London learning adventure…

Dld Academic Summer Classes
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Academic DLD
Westminster Academic Summer Classes

Explore and engage in a new theme every week that connects with your excursions around London. Improve your English with a cross-curricular approach through subjects such as history, art, media, science, social studies and culture, and enjoy creative and interactive lessons. 

Our academic content draws on key areas of the GCSE curriculum, helping you build the confidence and skills for future study in English — whether that's the IB, A Levels or another international programme.

Your classroom in London is designed to bring the city to life, spark your imagination and develop your critical thinking skills as you explore one of the most exciting and diverse cities in the world. 

The Facts

Age13-17 (class placement is by age)
Class SizeMaximum 15
English LevelMinimum level B1 on the CEFR
Hours of Lessons15 hours per week either in the morning or afternoon 
Week 1: Time travellers and trendsetters

 

Theme: Identity, leadership and culture through time

Trips: Westminster, Tate Modern, Madame Tussauds, British Museum and Hastings

Subjects: History, Art, Drama, Citizenship and English

During the week you will:

  • choose a Westminster statue and create a monologue
  • craft as spoken word piece from modern art
  • create your own wax figure bio
  • enjoy storytelling from artefacts
  • write a ‘Day in the life’ historical diary
  • end the week with a gallery showcase
Week 2: Capital vibes

 

Theme: City life, subcultures and innovation

Trips: Big Bus Tour, Camden Market, Museum of London, London Eye, Natural History Museum and Cambridge

Subjects: Geography, Sociology, Science, Business and English

During the week you will:

  • explore subcultures: fashion, food and music
  • compare city vs university life
  • write a ‘24 hour in London’ lifestyle blog
  • create a marketing campaign for a London borough
  • discover London's innovations and scientific discoveries
Week 3: Hidden voices and big ideas

 

Theme: Creativity, innovation and unseen stories

Trips: Greenwich, Battersea Power Station, Science Museum, London Dungeons, National Gallery and Brighton

Subjects: Science, Art, History, English and Drama

During the week you will:

  • explore inventions and inventors
  • discover London's hidden stories of power, protest and crime
  • create an escape room game based on London's myths
  • build a pitch for your own invention
  • present ‘Hidden Hero’ from British and personal culture
Week 4: Royal realities

 

Theme: Power, image and modern monarchy

Trips: Notting Hill, British Museum, Buckingham Palace, Imperial War Museum and Oxford

Subjects: History, Citizenship, Politics, Art and English

During the week you will:

  • create your own ‘Modern monarch’
  • find out what it means to be British and debate identity and tradition
  • write a newspaper article: maybe of a Royal scandal or a state event
  • design a mural showing Britain then vs now
  • explore Notting Hill diversity and take part in a photojournalist challenge
Week 5: London remix

 

Theme: City stories - past, present and future

Trips: Hampton Court, Westminster, Museum of London, Madam Tussauds, British Museum and Hastings

Subjects: English, History, Art and Media

During the week you will:

  • build a podcast: ‘My London life’
  • create a piece of writing looking at royal court secrets
  • design a museum rebranding and look at how we can attract Gen Z
  • revamp a wax figure or create one for 2126
  • develop a digital story map of your week in London
Week 6: Culture clash and global voices

 

Theme: Cultural identity, global issues and personal voice

Trips: Big Bus Tour, Camden, Tate Modern, London Eye, Natural History Museum and Cambridge

Subjects: PSHE, Geography, Environmental Science, English and Media

During the week you will:

  • create a cultural identity collage
  • debate: Is London a truly global city?
  • design a campaign around a global issue (eg: fast fashion or food waste
  • perform a TED Talk: ‘One thing I’ve learned in London'
  • develop a digital story map of your week in London

Daily Schedule

If you have lessons in the morning, your schedule will look like this:

TIMEWHAT IS HAPPENING?
7.30Wake up
8.00Breakfast
9.00Lesson 1
10.30Break
11:00Lesson 2
12:45Lunch
13.30Trip pods for notices
14:00Afternoon trip
18:00Free-time
18.30Dinner
19:30Evening activities
22:00Back to boarding
23:00Lights out

 

If you have lessons in the afternoon, your schedule will look like this:

TIMEWHAT IS HAPPENING?
7.30Wake up
7:45Breakfast
8:30Trip pods for notices
9.00Morning trip
13:00Lunch
14:30Lesson 1
16:00Break
16:30Lesson 2
18:00Free-time
18.30Dinner
19:30Evening activities
22:00Back to boarding
23:00Lights out

 

Day Camp - London Westminster

We offer a quality primary day camp for young learners aged 7 to 12. Adventurers (age 7-10) and Pathfinders (age 11-12) thrive at Academic Summer; they grow in confidence, enjoy learning and improve their English.

Classes are cross-curricular, project-based and centred around a weekly theme. The timetable includes English, Applied Maths, Science, Social Studies and Arts.

Our teachers are experienced primary teachers who know how young learners learn best. Classes are inclusive and nurturing and we want everyone to achieve their Personal Best.

London and Adventurers
Museum
Adventurers London
Adventurers

The Facts

Age7-12 (Adventurers age 7-10 and Pathfinders age 11-12)
Class sizeMaximum 12
Level of EnglishMinimum level A2 on CEFR
Hours of learning15 hours of morning lessons plus afternoon trips

Exploring and having fun in London

In the afternoons, our Adventurers and Pathfinders have exciting adventures in London, exploring the city through excursions that bring their morning lessons to life. They also enjoy creative crafts and sports in the park. They go home really tired after a busy day of lessons, adventure and lots of fun!

Daily Schedule

TIMEWHAT IS HAPPENING?
8.30Adventurers Arrive at DLD College
8.45Lesson 1
9.45Break
10.00Lesson 2
11.00Break
11.15Lesson 3
12.15Lunch
12.45Relax & Recharge
13.30Trip/ Activity
18.00Departure 

Ask a Question

Got a question?  Fill out this simple form and a friendly member of the team will get in touch.

CLIL APPROACH

Our EFL teaching and learning methodology is centred around Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) which gives a holistic approach for students to develop their English language skills. Experts have described CLIL as a significant methodological revolution in language teaching. 

According to Coyle (1999), the CLIL curriculum is based on the four Cs: 

1

CONTENT

2

COGNITION

3

COMMUNICATION

4

CULTURE

JOIN US AND UNLOCK THE BENEFITS OF CLIL:

  • Enhance your  Content  knowledge in key curriculum topic areas in your chosen subject areas in English
  • Develop your  Cognition  skills. You'll develop your critical, logical and creative thinking abilities, as well as analyse data, engage in discussions, form your own opinions and collaborate
  • Work on your  Communication  skills. You use language to learn whilst learning to use the English language
  • Understand  Culture  and your role as a global citizen, your beliefs and values enabling you to develop a reflective knowledge base. Language and Culture go together

You will develop your communicative use of English as an international language and academic language proficiency preparing you for your future studies

Leisure Programme 2026

Leisure Programme 2026

Our London Westminster leisure programme (see schedule) offers an unforgettable summer experience with opportunities to make new friends, develop confidence, and explore London with our camp counsellors. It is designed to be interesting, fun and age-appropriate.

On Wednesdays, if you are an Explorers and Engagers you will go on academic field trips related to your chosen academic stream; your teachers lead them, and they are planned to enhance your educational journey and bring your learning alive.

London, with its rich history and vibrant culture, serves as the perfect backdrop for your summer learning adventure. During the week, you'll explore the city's numerous attractions every afternoon. From iconic landmarks to cultural hotspots there is something for everyone, and many places are walkable from DLD College. Our carefully planned itinerary includes visits to famous places such as London Dungeons, Madame Tussauds, and shopping in Covent Garden and  Oxford Street so you can shop until you drop! You'll have a chance to explore charming markets, as well as trips to famous museums and galleries. 

For our boarders, Saturdays are key-marked for a day out of London to explore the ‘real England’ and you will visit some of the most popular tourist destinations including Oxford, Cambridge and Hastings.   On Sunday it's time to unwind and relax in the heart of London. You can stroll through Hyde Park, shop at Westfield, and Hyde Park.

We will ensure your summer in London is educational as well as fun, exploration and adventure whatever your age.

DATES AND FEES  2026

LONDON WESTMINSTER

BOARDING STUDENTS

Age 13-17

 

Sunday 28 June to Sunday 12 July

Sunday 12 July to Sunday 26 July 

Sunday 26 July to Sunday 09 August

 

£4,300  / per two-week camp

Includes tuition, teaching materials, accommodation, meals, insurance, airport transfers, trips and activities

LONDON WESTMINSTER

DAY STUDENTS

Age 7-17

 

 

Monday 29 June to Friday 7 August

 

 

£995  / per week

Includes Monday to Friday (8.15 to 18.00) - tuition, teaching materials, lunch, trips and activities

PAYMENT INFORMATION

What are the payment terms?

An initial payment of £500 should be made to secure your booking, and the final payment is due at least five weeks before your summer camp starts.

Once paid, fees are non-refundable. Please refer to our Term and Conditions for more information.

Are there any extra fees?

Booking Changes: If you find the need to modify your booking, a £50 administrative fee will apply.  

Arrival and Departure Transfers: Our published arrivals and departures are designed to optimise your experience.  Should you arrive or depart outside our advertised transfer window, or to an airport other than Heathrow please be aware that transfer fees will apply as follows:

Luton/Stansted: £260 each way

Eurostar/ Kingscross: £180 each way

City Airport: £140 each way

Gatwick: £220 each way

Heathrow (outside of the transfer window): £190 each way

Arriving or departing directly to campus out of hours/not Sunday: £150

Unaccompanied Minors (arriving/departing outside of our transfer window): £50

Contact our team for more information.

Premium Room Upgrade: You can reserve a premium room for £50 per week.  Please note that availability is limited, and premium rooms are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.  All our rooms are single, ensuite but premium rooms are more spacious.

Laundry Service:  Keep in mind that laundry service is not included in your fees. There are laundry facilities available which you can pay for at the time of use.

Extra nights: £150 (subject to availability, transfer not included).

Weekend trips: £125 (days students or those attending the trip on arrival/departure day)

Mornings only:  It is possible to join us a day student for mornings only. The fees are £575. Fees include morning lessons and lunch. 

How do I Pay?

Once you book a place using our online booking form you will be sent an invoice with various payment options.  Choose the option that works best for you.

TransferMate

TransferMate is free to use with no additional bank charges applied to your transfers.  This service provides competitive currency exchange rates and allows you to pay in your preferred local currency.  Please log in to our portal for more information and to make a payment using TransferMate.

TransferWise

TransferWise is a straightforward method for making international payments while minimising bank charges.  To get started, follow these steps.

  1. Visit www.transferwise.com
  2. Log in or create a new account
  3. Transfer funds from your bank account or debit/credit card to our designated account.

Bank Transfers 

You can make a bank transfer to us.  You will find our bank details on your invoice. When making any payment please ensure you quote the student's name and/or invoice number as a reference so we can trace your payment.  Please allow for bank charges within your payment.

Credit Card Payments

Credit card payments can be made through our online portal.  Sign into your account and click “checkout” to make the payment.  You can also contact info@academiccamp.org for your unique payment link.


 

Student Insurance

 

 

 

All our boarding students are covered by student travel insurance offered through Guard Me. This insurance is included in the Academic Summer Camp student fees. It covers students worldwide, except in their country of origin. Therefore, students are not covered under the insurance if they attend our camps in their country of residence. Academic Summer Camps does not provide insurance for day students attending our camps.

The key features of the Guard Me insurance policy are:

Protection against cancellation or curtailment, including visa refusals

Medical expenses: £10,000,000 (public and private treatments and hospitals)

Digital Doctor giving 24/7 medical doctor telephonic and video support

24-hour helpline for medical emergencies

Baggage, personal money and travel documents

Third-party liability: £2,500,000

No excess

Trip Rearrangement Fee Coverage

Once the student fees are received, the insurance coverage will commence, and Guard Me will email the insurance certificate to your contact email address. 

This is the link to the insurance information offered by Guard Me.

This is the link to the full policy wording. You can find a summary of the cover and claims contact numbers at the front of the booklet via this link.

Questions can also be answered via the Student Help Centre on the Guard Me website. 

USEFUL INFORMATION

How do I book?

Here is your step-by-step guide to making Academic Summer your reality:

  1.  Choose your programme, location and dates that align with your interests and schedule.  Should you have any questions, our friendly admissions team is here to help.
  2. Review the important details:  Take a moment to carefully go through our terms and conditions.  By signing the application form your indicating your agreement. Make sure you understand the programme you are signing up to.
  3. Complete the booking form:  Fill out our user-friendly online booking form, and don't forget to inform us about any medical or dietary concerns we should be aware of.  Safety is our top priority.  When you book a place you will create a log in to our portal where you can go back and add information later. 
  4. Reserve your place:  It's time to make your initial payment of £500 to secure your spot.  This will be offset against your total fees.
  5. Request your visa letter: You can apply for your visa up to three months before the start of the course.  We advise applying as early as possible.  We will supply you with a letter to support your application.
  6. Familiarise yourself with the parental portal:  You can add any extra information about yourself, upload a photograph, and when the time comes, check out the student handbook, view your timetable and read your reports.
  7. Customise your curriculum:  Handpick your workshops or subjects based on your chosen programme.
  8. Book your travel arrangements: Book your flights and add the details to the portal.  We want to make your arrival seamless so please check our requirements for airport transfers before making any arrangements.
  9. The countdown begins:  Five weeks before your course, its time to make your final payment.  We'll email you a reminder!
  10. Take the English assessment: think of this as a friendly quiz to ensure we can communicate effectively and have a fantastic time together.  Our teachers will use the results to plan their lessons with you in mind!
  11. Verify everything:  Log into the your online portal to confirm that you have sent us all the necessary documents and information.  
  12. Pack your bags: Consult our Student Handbook to make sure you've packed everything you need.  And, of course, don't leave home without your sense of adventure!
  13. Bon Voyage!
Airport Transfers

At Academic Summer Camp, we prioritise convenience and comfort for our students.  As part of your all-inclusive package, we provide airport transfers from London Heathrow Airport (LHR) on our published arrival and departure days.  Your flight should arrive or depart between 09.00 and 17.00 on our published arrival and departure days. 

New for this season:
- We've rented a dedicated function suite at Hilton Terminal 4, Heathrow Airport, to streamline your arrival and departure experience.
- Students can enjoy a comfortable waiting area with amenities, including food options and Wi-Fi, ensuring a relaxed start and end to their journey.
- Scheduled transport to ensure that you can seamlessly transition to and from our camps.

London arrival dates:

Sunday 29 June 2025

Sunday 13 July 2025

Sunday 27 July 2025

London departure dates:

Sunday 13 July 2025

Sunday 27 July 2025

Sunday 10 August 2025

 

Additional Information:
-If you're meeting us at the airport, please come to Hilton Terminal 4, Hounslow, TW6 3AF, for drop-off and pick-up. 

-Should you arrive or depart outside our advertised transfer window or to an airport other than Heathrow, please be aware that transfer fees will apply. 

-Your flight should arrive or depart between 09.00 and 17.00 on our published arrival and departure days.

 -If you arrive at school directly, please arrive between 15.00 and 17.00 on the arrival Sunday. On a non-arrival Sunday please arrive at 18.00. 

-If you depart directly from school, please depart before 11.00 on the departure Sunday. 

-On departure day, the final coach for Heathrow will leave the school by 10.30, and students with a later flight will be able to enjoy the amenities at Hilton Terminal 4 until their check-in. 

 

Arriving at times outside our transfer window

Our published arrivals and departures are designed to optimise your experience.  Should you arrive or depart outside our advertised transfer window, or to an airport other than Heathrow, please be aware that transfer fees will apply as follows:

Luton/Stansted: £260 each way

Eurostar/ Kingscross: £180 each way

City Airport: £140 each way

Gatwick: £220 each way

Heathrow (outside of the transfer window): £190 each way

Arriving or departing directly to campus out of hours/not Sunday: £150

Arriving at Heathrow Airport before 9.00 or between 17.00 and 18.00: £150

 

Unaccompanied Minors (arriving/departing outside of our transfer window): £50

Contact our team for more information.

What is the school's address

Academic Summer, DLD College, 199 Westminster Bridge Road, London, SE1 7FX

Visa Information

If you are coming to the UK from another country to participate in our programmes, you may need to obtain a Standard Visitor Visa or an ETA.

Please note that the rules will change in April 2025 and countries who previously did not need to apply for entry clearance before travel may now need to obtain an electronic travel authorisation (ETA)

From April 2025 visitors from certain countries including the EU will need an electronic travel authorisation ETA.  The ETA can take up to 72 hours to be approved, will cost £10 and will last for 2 years.

You can check what type of visa you need here: https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa .  Select the purpose of your visit as “Tourism”

 

Here's a step-by-step guide on how the admissions and visa process works:

Apply to Academic Summer

Complete a booking form www.academiccamp.org/book-now

To secure your please, make an initial payment of £500

Request a Visa Support Letter

Once we receive your initial payment, you can request a visa support letter from us. People under 18 may need to show a letter from your parent or guardian giving

  • their contact details and consent for you to travel to the UK
  • the name, date of birth, address and relationship to you of the person you’re staying with
  • their consent for you to stay with the person named in the letter

 We will email this letter to you without charge. If you need an original visa support letter sent by courier (this is not a requirement of UKVA, they will accept electronic format), there will be a charge of £75.

Please carefully review the letter and ensure that all the details and information are correct.

 

Visa Application

You can check to see if you need a visa to enter the UK here: https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa  

Even if you don't need a visa, you still need to bring the required documents, such as confirmation of your place at Academic Summer and financial evidence to prove you have paid for your course, to show the border officer.

Visa Application Timing

If you do need a visa, you can apply for a Standard Visitor Visa up to three months before your planned travel date to the UK.

Visa processing typically takes about three weeks but you can check the guide processing times for specific information related to your country.  It is best to apply as soon as you can because we cannot refund fees because you do not receive your visa on time.

Visa Support from Academic Summer

Academic Summer is accredited by the British Accreditation Council (BAC), allowing us to support your visa application.

We provide a visa support letter to international students which you should use when applying for your visa at a Visa Application Centre in your country.

If you are not familiar with the visa application process we strongly advise you enlist the support of an immigration specialist or Education Travel Agent in your country.  Please contact us if you would like us to recommend someone.

For more information on Standard Visitor Visa please visit:  https://www.gov.uk/visa-to-study-english 

Long-Term Study in the UK

Please note that Academic Summer is not a Tier 4 Sponsor and cannot issue CAS.

If you plan to study in the UK at a boarding school immediately after your Academic Summer Programme please let us know as you may be able to attend the course using your Tier 4 Child Student Visa sponsored by your future school.

We have many partner schools who can include the Academic Summer programme on your Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) as a Pre-Sessional course.  Your Tier 4 Child Student Visa will then be valid for both the Academic Summer course and your full-time studies in the independent boarding school.

Police Registration and BRP Collection

If you come to the UK on a Tier 4 Child Student Visa, you may need to register with the police if it is a visa condition (as indicated on your entry clearance vignette).  Academic Summer staff will assist you with this process. A registration fee will apply.

Those staying in the UK for more than six months will receive a 30 day entry clearance vignette and must collect their Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) upon arrival.  Academic Summer will coordinate with your boarding school to facilitate this process.

For more information on Tier 4 Child Student Visas, please visit: https://www.gov.uk/child-study-visa 

Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)

Travelling to the UK – ETA Guidance

If your child is travelling to the UK to attend one of our summer camps, you may need to apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before they travel.

The ETA is a new entry requirement for visitors from many countries and it’s quick, simple and affordable to apply.

Who needs an ETA?

Citizens of several countries—including many European nations such as Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Poland, and others such as  the UAE , Japan, South Korea, Australia, USA and Saudi Arabia—are now required to obtain an ETA before travelling to the UK.

You can find out if your child needs an ETA by using this official government tool: Check if you need a UK visa

How do you apply?

  1. Visit the official ETA application page: gov.uk/eta
  2. Complete the form online – it takes just a few minutes.
  3. Pay the £16 fee using a debit or credit card.
  4. Receive a decision within 3 working days – often much quicker.
  5. The ETA will be electronically linked to the passport and is valid for multiple visits over 2 years.

What you’ll need:

  • A valid passport
  • A recent digital photo
  • Payment method (credit/debit card)

We recommend applying at least one week before travel to allow enough time for approval.

If you need any help with the ETA process, please don’t hesitate to contact us at info@academiccamp.org – our team is happy to support you.

What should my English Level be?

Adventurers:  A2

Explorers:  B1

Engagers:  B2

 

Remember to take your free CLIL test before arrival.  You can log into the Portal for your unique test link.

What course is right for me?

12-year-olds: Adventurers or Explorers

Ask yourself:

Supervision: are you comfortable with your child having some independence, exploring various locations and enjoying free time without constant staff supervision?

Academic Confidence: is your child confident in a classroom setting?

Maturity: are they at ease around older students?

Experience: Are they already at secondary school or still at primary?  Have they been to summer school before?

Engagers or Explorers?

Explorers is specifically designed to engage learners aged 12-14, to get them ready for what is yet to come.

Engagers is for students age 15+.  Whether you are about to start your final year of GCSE or first year of A Levels / IB, then Engagers is the right programme for you.  We extract core topics from the GCSE syllabus to ensure the programme is entirely relevant and stimulating. Having good knowledge in key GCSE topics will help you prepare for A Levels to ensure you have a strong foundation for the next stage. It will also help you to be better prepared for your final year of GCSE. 

What about my free-time?

We always have dedicated staff on duty, ensuring supervision during breaks, in the evenings and on weekends.  Supervision is 24/7.  Students are not allowed out without a member of staff in the evenings. During trips, you will have free time where you will be given space to explore with your camp-mates without staff present.  There will always be a member of staff close by at a designated meeting point who is contactable by phone should you need them.  Adventurers are never left unsupervised. 

What is the nationality mix?

Last year we welcomed students from over 60 different nationalities to our programmes from countries including UK, Italy, France, Switzerland, Ghana, Canada, Japan, China, Ukraine, and many more!

 

WHAT DO PEOPLE SAY ABOUT US

Girl from Belgium in Academic Summer Westminster quote
Student from Germany in Academic Summer Westminster quote

If you think you are not going to enjoy something, you will love it.  Make friends and meet people from different places.  Everyone is so nice.  People will just come to you and say hi.  You become an extrovert naturally on this camp.  I do not like talking in class, but here I love it a lot.  This camp will change you completely.

Amelia (15) Belgium

In the evening we use the common room to play music, watch a movie and make something to eat and with the views!  It is perfect.  I've learned a lot. Trips are great.  Every day it's something different, a museum or London Eye.  First with your group and then you have free time so you can explore, go shopping and visit coffee shops.

Max (16) Germany

BOOK NOW

Please complete our online application form. You will receive a confirmation letter and invoice shortly after booking.

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