English summer camps for children and teenagers in Swindon

This programme offers communicative-based classes which cover a wide array of topics, aimed at inspiring students and immersing them in Oxford’s rich culture and academia; from traditional British etiquette, to leadership skills, to preparing and delivering an effective speech or presentation. With a strong emphasis on authentic communication, the summer school programme delivers stimulating, relevant and learner-focused English tuition.

These courses are for junior students between the ages of 12 and 17. Full board residential accommodation is available.

Full board homestay accommodation The courses take place at Ruskin College - Dunstan Rd, Oxford OX3 9BZ, United Kingdom

INCLUDED Ages 13-17 years • Maximum of 8 children in a class • 30 hours of tuition per week • Organised recreational activities and cultural excursions • Residential accommodation ACCOMMODATION OISE Newbury provides residential accommodation with single, en-suite rooms. Meals are provided in the school dining hall.

We offer a package programme at our junior centres, providing quality teaching, accommodation, meals, supervision and an exciting social programme! Our qualified teachers bring the language to life through a variety of teaching methods. In addition to formal language skills training, lessons include project work, fun activities and use of modern English language teaching resources.

Language classes at ALPADIA are especially adapted to a young and dynamic clientele looking for more practice. Topical and motivating subjects, varied activities, work in pairs or in small groups and project work for which the participants must actively mobilize all of their language knowledge allow them to quickly improve their communication skills.

English Program: · Lessons are taught by qualified English teachers. · 20 x 45-minute lessons per week, morning or afternoon.

English Program: · Lessons are taught by qualified English teachers. · 20 x 45-minute lessons per week, morning or afternoon.