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Summer camp in England

Language, technology or sports camps: a summer camp in England lets young people aged 10 to 17 learn English while discovering the country.

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Teen summer camp in England

England is an ideal destination for young people, blending tradition and modernity. A summer camp in England is a unique setting to learn English. Its heritage includes iconic landmarks such as the Tower of London, Stonehenge and the prestigious universities of Oxford and Cambridge.

Culturally, England is the birthplace of classic literature with Shakespeare, of legendary bands like The Beatles, and of a vibrant arts scene. Its diversity makes it a welcoming country, ideal for full immersion.

Summer camps in England come in several forms, each built around a different theme or side of English culture.

Good to know before you go

Visa
Since Brexit, entry to the United Kingdom depends on the length of the stay and your nationality. For the exact procedure, check the official UK government website (gov.uk).
Health
Please check with your doctor or a travel clinic which vaccinations you need for your destination. You can also find up-to-date health advice for each destination on the Institut Pasteur website.

Our programmes in the United Kingdom

About the destination

What is the most common type of summer camp in England?

  • Language camps: the most popular, because they offer full English immersion, combining classes with cultural activities. Perfect for young people who want to improve their English while discovering the country.
  • Technology camps: for young fans of innovation and digital technology, with training in coding, artificial intelligence, video game design and much more. A great way to spend an educational summer!
  • Sports camps: for young athletes who want to discover a sport or improve in it. These camps often offer high-level coaching and intensive practice for fast progress.

The right camp depends on each participant’s goals and interests. Every type of camp offers a unique and enriching experience, where young people grow while having fun.

Tips before leaving for a summer camp in England

  • Travel documents: make sure your passport is valid and check the visa requirements.
  • Weather: summer weather can be changeable, so pack clothes for rain and mild temperatures.
  • Currency: the pound sterling (£) is the local currency. Plan a suitable means of payment.
  • Transport: England has an excellent public transport network, with trains and buses that make getting around easy.
  • Cultural adaptation: learning a few local customs and brushing up your English before leaving makes it easier to settle in.

Who can take part

Requirements vary from one programme to another, but here are the general conditions:

  • Age: most camps welcome young people aged 10 to 17.
  • Language level: no minimum level is required for language camps, while technology and sports camps require at least a B1 level.
  • Duration: programmes last from 1 to 4 weeks, depending on the camp.
  • Supervision: camps are run by qualified professionals who look after the safety and well-being of the young participants.

How to get a visa for England

Since Brexit, entry to the United Kingdom depends on the length of the stay and the participant’s nationality. For the exact procedure and the documents required, check the official UK government website (gov.uk).

Summer camp opportunities in England

This type of programme is a chance to discover a new culture, improve your English and learn new skills, whether academic, technological or sporting. Whichever summer camp in England you choose, this immersion in a stimulating setting makes for unforgettable memories!

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