Residential summer for 9-13 year-olds at the famous King's Ely boarding school in the small city of Ely just north of Cambridge. Inclusive of all lessons, accommodation, meals, activities, excursions, airport transfers and insurance. Harry Potter themed course.
Cambridge is known throughout the world for its medieval university colleges, impressive architecture, the peaceful River Cam, and its green parks and gardens. With its historic buildings and beautiful setting, the city of Cambridge is the ideal place in which to learn English.
Studio Cambridge is one of the longest-established English language schools in Britain and we have been part of Cambridge’s education scene since 1954. We are well known and respected in Cambridge with an...
For students aged 13-16. Intensive course of 21 hours per week. Fully inclusive of airport transfers, 21 hours of teaching each week, accommodation, meals, excursions, activities and insurance. Cambridge University discovery theme.
Each summer CAE offers summer residential courses for young learners aged 8-17 in secure rural environments not far from Cambridge. Fully inclusive package; airport transfers and insurance; individual bookings only, no groups. CAE started offering summer programmes for young learners in 1990.
Fully inclusive package; airport transfers and insurance; individual bookings only, no groups.
Sir Michael summer camp takes place at the Studio Cambridge main school on Station Road in Cambridge. Students have a choice between Homestay or Residential accommodation. In addition and new in 2015, we offer an intensive Global Leadership programme with residential accommodation. As with all Studio Cambridge summer camps, the course includes tuition, accommodation, all meals, activities, excursions, airport transfers on Sundays from Heathrow or Stansted and insurance.
Residential summer camp for 16-19 year-olds. Choice of 15 or 21 hours of teaching each week. Inclusive of airport transfers, accommodation, all meals, excursions, lots of activities and insurance. Afternoon lessons focus on academic skills. Optional IELTS exam. Cambridge University discovery theme.
The Sir Henry summer camp takes place at Hockerill Anglo-European College in the market town of Bishop''s Stortford. Located half-way between Cambridge and London, and close to Stansted airport, it is an ideal location for this age group. It offers a beautiful campus with modern facilities including an artificial turf pitch, basketball court, table tennis tables, computer rooms and a sports hall. Inclusive of all lessons, accommodation, meals, activities, excursions, airport transfers and...
Residential summer camp at renowned university in Reading for ages 10-16 respectively. Fully inclusive of airport transfers, 15 hours of teaching each week, all meals, excursions, lots of activities and insurance. Sir Richard in Reading includes a choice of dance or mixed activities.
The Cambridge Academy of English (CAE) was founded in 1975. CAE comprises a main school for young adults and a separate professional centre (ages 25+), 18 classrooms, self-access centre with multi-media room, cafeteria, student club with free internet use (including wireless) and a large garden. CAE also provides excellent homestays within easy reach of the school and offers teenage/junior residential courses in the summer. CAE also specialises in English for Law courses and offers both ILEC...
The city of Cambridge is home to one of the world’s top five universities, where around 20,000 students pursue undergraduate and post-graduate studies. It is a bustling city of some 125,000 inhabitants including its students, offering a rich cultural life and easy access to lovely countryside and other British tourist destinations.
The city’s galleries showcase an impressive range of art, from contemporary to classic, and there is a lively performance scene with plays, musicals and dance shows. Live music ranges from internationally acclaimed orchestras to touring pop stars, pub gigs and a world-famous Folk Festival every summer. King’s College Chapel is celebrated for its choral services and there are regular al fresco performances of music in the parks and green spaces.
Punting on the River Cam and picnicking in the park are classic Cambridge experiences.
English language students in Cambridge have lots to do and see in their free time. It’s easy to explore this delightful city on foot or by bike via an excellent network of cycle paths. The University of Cambridge’s Fitzwilliam Museum is free to enter and houses world-class collections of art and antiquities. Kettle’s Yard, one of the country’s finest galleries and a major centre for 20th century and contemporary art, has a wide range of artworks on display, and there are also sculpture trail walks and many smaller galleries. Several local museums present the area’s history and a taste of bygone days.
A visit to one of the 31 Cambridge University colleges gives a glimpse into this world-famous academic institution. It was founded in the 13th century and has launched the careers of many leading scientists, journalists, academics, lawyers and politicians. The Cambridge University Footlights Dramatic Club, known simply as “Footlights”, has produced a long list of famous comedians, dramatists and actors, including John Cleese, Hugh Laurie and Emma Thompson.
Cambridge has a successful economy - tourism generates over £350 million per annum, and Cambridge and its surrounds are sometimes referred to as Silicon Fen because of the number of high-tech businesses, many originating from the university.
Cambridge and the country of Cambridgeshire rate highly for quality of life and are popular locations for junior summer camps. Explore the gentle waterways, pretty countryside, historic cathedrals, grand aristocratic houses, bustling market towns and quaint villages. A ride through the fens and tiny villages with a stop at a picturesque pub for a refreshing drink and home cooked food is hard to beat.
Top of the list for local excursions is Ely, a historic small city with a 12th century cathedral that ranks among the very best in Britain. The view from its Lantern Tower is spectacular. Ely is also home to the only museum in the country dedicated to stained glass, presenting the history of stained glass as well as a stunning collection. Further afield, a day trip to London is a must!
Easily accessible from London and especially Luton and Stansted airports, Cambridge is a wonderful place to learn English for all ages.