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Summer Camps in England 2027

Compare every 2027 summer, Easter and winter programme we offer in one place. Our catalogue covers residential camps and academic summer schools for ages 6 to 18 at leading UK boarding schools and university colleges — from first-time junior camps to pre-university courses in medicine, AI, business and law. Filter by age, location, programme focus and month, then open any card for full dates and prices, including day options.

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Bromsgrove International Summer School
Summer
Worcestershire, UK
Bromsgrove International Summer School

from £3,750

Age: 11–17

County: Worcestershire

Multi-Activity Leadership & Global Sport
Bryanston Summer School — Immersion Programme
Year-round
Dorset, UK
Bryanston Summer School — Immersion Programme

from £1,750 / week

Age: 10–17

County: Dorset

Immersion
Camp Dragon — Dragon School Oxford Summer Camp
Summer
Oxfordshire, UK
Camp Dragon — Dragon School Oxford Summer Camp

from £4,095

Day from £2,995

Age: 8–12

County: Oxfordshire

Multi-Activity
Dukes Cambridge Summer School
Summer
Cambridgeshire, UK
Dukes Cambridge Summer School

from £4,495

Day from £3,495

Age: 14–17

County: Cambridgeshire

Business Science & Engineering Tech Medicine Creative Arts Leadership & Global University Prep
Dulwich College — Summer School
Summer
London, UK
Dulwich College — Summer School

from £4,495

Day from £3,495

Age: 12–16

County: London

Business Medicine Tech University Prep Sport
Earlscliffe College Summer School
Summer
Kent, UK
Earlscliffe College Summer School

from £3,595

Day from £2,595

Age: 8–17

County: Kent

Leadership & Global Business
Eton College — Summer Programmes
Summer
Berkshire, UK
Eton College — Summer Programmes

from £5,995

Day from £3,495

Age: 12–16

County: Berkshire

Leadership & Global
Headington Rye Oxford — Summer and Winter Programmes
Summer
Oxfordshire, UK
Headington Rye Oxford — Summer and Winter Programmes

from £3,500

Day from £2,995

Age: 10–17

County: Oxfordshire

Business Science & Engineering Medicine Leadership & Global Creative Arts Multi-Activity Adventure
Ipswich Summer School — Immersion Programme
Year-round
Suffolk, UK
Ipswich Summer School — Immersion Programme

from £1,550 / week

Age: 10–17

County: Suffolk

Immersion
Lucton Summer School — Immersion Programme
Year-round
Herefordshire, UK
Lucton Summer School — Immersion Programme

from £1,450 / week

Age: 10–17

County: Herefordshire

Immersion
Marlborough College Summer School
Summer
Wiltshire, UK
Marlborough College Summer School

from £3,650

Age: 11–17

County: Wiltshire

Multi-Activity Leadership & Global
Oxbridge Scholars Cambridge — Summer School at Murray Edwards and Queens’ Colleges
Summer
Cambridgeshire, UK
Oxbridge Scholars Cambridge — Summer School at Murray Edwards and Queens’ Colleges

from £5,988

Age: 14–17

County: Cambridgeshire

Medicine Tech Science & Engineering University Prep
Oxbridge Scholars Oxford — St Hilda’s College Summer School
Summer
Oxfordshire, UK
Oxbridge Scholars Oxford — St Hilda’s College Summer School

from £5,988

Age: 14–17

County: Oxfordshire

Business Leadership & Global University Prep
Oxford College — Summer School
Summer
Oxfordshire, UK
Oxford College — Summer School

from £6,295

Day from £3,495

Age: 15–17

County: Oxfordshire

Medicine Science & Engineering Leadership & Global University Prep
Oxford Oratory Summer School
Summer
Oxfordshire, UK
Oxford Oratory Summer School

from £3,650

Age: 6–17

County: Oxfordshire

Multi-Activity Leadership & Global Sport
RGS Surrey Hills Summer School
Summer
Surrey, UK
RGS Surrey Hills Summer School

from £3,850

Age: 6–17

County: Surrey

Multi-Activity Leadership & Global Sport
Stamford Summer School — Immersion Programme
Year-round
Lincolnshire, UK
Stamford Summer School — Immersion Programme

from £1,500 / week

Age: 10–17

County: Lincolnshire

Immersion
The Leys School Cambridge Summer School
Summer
Cambridgeshire, UK
The Leys School Cambridge Summer School

from £4,000

Age: 6–18

County: Cambridgeshire

Multi-Activity Leadership & Global Creative Arts
Trent College Summer School, Nottingham
Summer
Nottinghamshire, UK
Trent College Summer School, Nottingham

from £3,550

Age: 11–18

County: Nottinghamshire

Multi-Activity Leadership & Global Sport
Wellington Summer School — Immersion Programme
Year-round
Berkshire, UK
Wellington Summer School — Immersion Programme

from £1,550 / week

Age: 10–17

County: Berkshire

Immersion
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How to choose the right summer camp

Start with age and English level: junior camps for 6–12 build confidence through play and activities, while academic programmes for 14–17 usually ask for B1 or B2 English. Then decide on focus — general English with activities, a single subject such as medicine or engineering, or a pre-university taster at an Oxford or Cambridge college. Most programmes run for two weeks; several offer four. If you are unsure, book a free consultation and we will shortlist two or three options that fit your child.

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    What every programme includes

    Residential fees cover accommodation, all meals, tuition, excursions and a full activity and evening programme, with round-the-clock pastoral care. Each card lists exactly what is included and what costs extra. EDVISION clients also receive a complimentary round-trip transfer from the nearest airport to the venue.

    Frequently asked questions

    What ages are your summer camps for?

    Programmes in our catalogue cover ages 6 to 18. Junior camps start at 6, most academic programmes run from 12 or 14 to 17, and a few pre-university courses accept students up to 18. Each card shows its exact age range.

    What level of English does my child need?

    Junior and English-focused programmes accept beginners. Subject courses usually need B1, and pre-university programmes B2. We can assess your child’s level with our free online English test.

    How much does a UK summer camp cost?

    It depends on the programme and length. Immersion weeks at UK boarding schools start at about £1,450 per week, two-week residential summer programmes start at about £3,500, and pre-university courses at Oxford and Cambridge colleges cost about £6,000–£6,300 for two weeks. Every card lists the residential and day price for each course and length.

    Are airport transfers included?

    Yes. EDVISION clients receive a complimentary round-trip transfer from the nearest airport to the venue.

    Does my child need a visa?

    Many nationalities need a UK Standard Visitor visa for a short course. After booking, the programme issues a letter of invitation, and we help you prepare the application documents.

    How much do EDVISION’s services cost?

    Our consultation and booking support are free. You pay the programme fee; we help you choose, book and prepare for the trip.

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      Terms of Service (Public Offer)

      Academic Acceleration Group LTD (Company No. 16714351)

      Academic Acceleration Group LTD (Company No. 16714351), trading as EDVISION Group, hereinafter the “Service Provider”, publishes this document (the “Public Offer”), which is an official offer to any individual or legal entity (the “Customer”) to enter into a services agreement on the terms set out below.
      1. Terms and Definitions

      1.1. Services are consulting and related services provided by the Service Provider to support admission and study at educational institutions, including private schools and camps in the United Kingdom, as well as assistance with document preparation and submission, organisation of accommodation, meals, guardianship and other related arrangements. Services may be provided remotely via the Internet, by phone and/or in person at the Service Provider’s location.
      1.2. Customer means any individual or legal entity that accepts this Public Offer (Agreement).
      1.3. Parties means the Service Provider and the Customer collectively.
      1.4. Party means either the Service Provider or the Customer separately.
      1.5. Student means the Customer or another individual (e.g., the Customer’s child) in whose interests the Agreement is concluded and to whom educational services of educational institutions are intended.
      1.6. Service Provider’s website: https://edvision-group.com.
      1.7. Educational institution means an organisation providing educational services (including a private school, college, language centre or camp) with its own admission requirements and policies.
      1.8. Public Offer means this offer to enter into a services agreement published on the Service Provider’s website and/or in other forms that reference these terms.
      1.9. Appendix to the Agreement is an integral part of the Agreement and may contain the scope of Services, pricing, delivery procedure and other terms. Appendices may be published on the website or sent to the Customer by email.

      2. Subject of the Agreement

      2.1. The Service Provider undertakes to provide the Services, and the Customer undertakes to accept and pay for them.
      2.2. The scope of Services, delivery procedure and other terms may be specified in Appendices and/or separate written offers sent by the Service Provider.
      2.3. Communications sent by the Service Provider to the Customer may include terms for Services different from those stated in Appendices.
      2.4. The Parties will use the Customer’s email and phone number specified in the offer for communication.

      3. Fees and Payment

      3.1. The price of Services is determined by the Service Provider in the price list, invoice or an individual agreement.
      3.2. Payment may be made by:

      • wire transfer or bank transfer to the Service Provider’s account;
      • credit or debit card (Visa, Mastercard) via a secure payment link provided by the Service Provider;
      • Revolut or PayPal transfer to the account specified by the Service Provider.

      3.3. Payment may be made in GBP, USD or EUR. If paid in a currency other than GBP, the amount may be recalculated at the Service Provider’s internal exchange rate valid on the payment date, subject to prior agreement with the Customer.
      3.4. The Customer’s payment obligation is deemed fulfilled when funds are credited to the Service Provider’s account or online payment is confirmed.
      3.5. Services are deemed provided in full once the Customer receives documents confirming performance of the agreed obligations (e.g., enrolment letter, programme booking, report).

      4. Rights and Obligations of the Parties

      4.1. The Service Provider shall:
      4.1.1. Provide the Services in accordance with this Agreement and the agreed scope.
      4.1.2. Keep confidential information and personal data provided by the Customer confidential, except where required by applicable law or necessary to perform the Agreement (e.g., sharing with educational institutions).
      4.1.3. Ensure the technical and organisational capability to provide the Services.
      4.1.4. Timely inform the Customer about required actions (document submission, visa procedures, deadlines).
      4.2. The Service Provider may:
      4.2.1. Determine and/or replace specialists involved in providing the Services.
      4.2.2. Require timely payment; in case of non-payment/partial payment, suspend Services until the outstanding amount is settled.
      4.2.3. Request documents and information necessary for providing the Services.
      4.2.4. Suspend Services or refuse performance in case of breach by the Customer or the Student.
      4.2.5. Record communications (correspondence, audio/video of consultations) and keep such records to confirm the fact and quality of Services.
      4.2.6. Exclude a Student from participation in a programme in case of breach of conduct, law or institution rules, notifying the Customer.
      4.3. The Customer shall:
      4.3.1. Pay the Service Provider’s fees in a timely manner.
      4.3.2. Provide accurate information, documents and data necessary for the Services.
      4.3.3. Not disclose confidential information received from the Service Provider in connection with this Agreement.
      4.3.4. Ensure the Student complies with the Agreement, Appendices and educational institution rules.
      4.3.5. Ensure the Student’s consent (if applicable) for processing personal data by the Service Provider and educational institutions.
      4.3.6. Ensure compliance with applicable law and respectful conduct, avoiding discriminatory or unlawful statements/actions.
      4.4. The Customer may:
      4.4.1. Demand proper performance of obligations under this Agreement.
      4.4.2. Receive the Services in the scope and on the terms set out in this Agreement and Appendices.

      5. Liability

      5.1. The Parties are liable for non-performance or improper performance in accordance with this Agreement and applicable law.
      5.2. The Service Provider is not responsible for disruptions caused by the Customer’s side (including lack of technical capability to receive Services).
      5.3. If a technical issue occurs on the Customer’s side, time spent resolving it may be included in the service delivery period.
      5.4. If a technical issue occurs on the Service Provider’s side, such time is not included and may be compensated by rescheduling the relevant part of Services.
      5.5. The Service Provider is not liable for failures caused by unlawful actions of third parties, poor storage of Customer data, platform/email/messenger failures due to viruses or attacks, lack of Customer internet connection, or maintenance work.
      5.6. The Service Provider is not liable for consequences of inaccurate or outdated information provided by the Customer.
      5.7. The Service Provider does not and cannot guarantee admission decisions made by educational institutions or other authorities. The Service Provider provides consulting support that may materially increase the likelihood of a positive outcome based on long-term practice, but outcomes depend on multiple external factors.
      5.8. The Customer guarantees the accuracy of data provided about themselves and/or the Student and undertakes to check correctness before accepting this Offer.
      5.9. The Customer represents that acceptance (including payment) is made by the Customer personally and/or an authorised person in the Customer’s interests.

      6. Force Majeure

      The Parties are released from liability for non-performance due to force majeure circumstances confirmed by competent authorities.

      7. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution

      7.1. This Agreement is governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and Wales.
      7.2. Disputes arising out of or in connection with this Agreement shall first be resolved through good-faith negotiations between the Parties.
      7.3. If no agreement is reached, the Parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.

      8. Term and Changes

      8.1. This version of the Public Offer is effective from the moment it is published on the Service Provider’s website and remains valid until cancelled or replaced. The Service Provider may change the terms or cancel the Offer unilaterally; changes apply from the moment the new version is published.
      8.2. For a specific Customer, the Agreement is effective from acceptance and until full performance by the Parties. Updates per clause 8.1 result in corresponding changes to the Parties’ relationship.
      8.3. If the Service Provider does not receive a substantiated written claim within 3 calendar days from the service date, the Service is deemed provided in full and with proper quality.

      9. Service Provider Details
      Legal nameAcademic Acceleration Group LTD
      Trading asEDVISION Group
      Company number16714351
      Registered address20 Wenlock Road, London, England, N1 7GU, United Kingdom
      Emailinfo@edvision-group.com
      Phone+44 7520 603085

      Privacy Policy

      About this policy

      This Privacy Policy explains how Academic Acceleration Group LTD (Company No. 16714351), trading as EDVISION Group (“we”, “us”, “our”), collects and uses your personal data when you visit edvision-group.com or use our services. We are the data controller for the personal data described below and comply with the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018.

      What data we collect

      We may collect the following categories of personal data:

      • Your name/surname and contact details (email, phone number);
      • Information about your educational interests (country of study, education level, etc.);
      • Information about a child/student (age, language level, academic interests);
      • Website interaction history (enquiry forms, applications, messages);
      • IP address, browser/device data and on-site behaviour (via cookies).
      How we use your data

      We use personal data only for the following purposes:

      • Providing consultation about studying abroad;
      • Selecting educational institutions and programmes that match your needs;
      • Contacting you in response to your request;
      • Sending informational and marketing emails (only with your consent);
      • Improving the website and user experience.
      Legal basis for processing

      Under the UK GDPR, we process your personal data on the following legal bases:

      • Performance of a contract — to provide the consulting services you have requested;
      • Legitimate interests — to respond to enquiries, improve our website and develop our services;
      • Consent — for marketing communications and non-essential cookies. You may withdraw consent at any time;
      • Legal obligation — where we are required to retain or disclose data to comply with applicable law.
      Sharing with third parties

      We do not sell or share your personal data with third parties without your consent, except when it is necessary:

      • to fulfil your requests (for example, sharing required information with a partner school, guardianship provider or educational institution);
      • to use trusted service providers who help us operate our business (such as IT, email, payment and analytics providers), bound by confidentiality obligations;
      • to meet legal obligations.
      International transfers

      Where we share data with educational institutions or service providers outside the United Kingdom, we ensure appropriate safeguards are in place in line with UK GDPR requirements (such as adequacy decisions or standard contractual clauses).

      Data storage and security

      We store your data in a secure environment and take reasonable measures to protect it from unauthorised access, alteration, disclosure or destruction.

      Data retention

      We retain personal data only for as long as necessary to fulfil the purposes for which it was collected, or as required by law. Enquiry data is generally retained for up to 3 years from your last contact with us; client records are retained for up to 7 years to meet contractual and statutory obligations.

      Cookies

      We use cookies to analyse website performance and improve user interaction. You can disable cookies in your browser settings.

      Your rights

      Under the UK GDPR you have the right to:

      • Request access to the personal data we hold about you;
      • Request correction or deletion of your data;
      • Restrict or object to the processing of your data;
      • Request data portability;
      • Withdraw your consent to data processing at any time.

      To exercise your rights, please contact us using the details below.

      Complaints

      If you believe we have not handled your personal data properly, you have the right to lodge a complaint with the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) at ico.org.uk or by calling 0303 123 1113.

      Contact

      If you have any questions about how your data is processed, or wish to exercise any of your rights, please contact:

      • Academic Acceleration Group LTD (trading as EDVISION Group)
      • 20 Wenlock Road, London, England, N1 7GU, United Kingdom
      • Email: info@edvision-group.com
      • Phone: +44 7520 603085
      Changes to this policy

      We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. The current version is always available on our website. Material changes will be communicated through the website.

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