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.
from £3,750
Age: 11–17
County: Worcestershire
from £1,750 / week
Age: 10–17
County: Dorset
from £4,095
Day from £2,995
Age: 8–12
County: Oxfordshire
from £4,495
Day from £3,495
Age: 14–17
County: Cambridgeshire
from £4,495
Day from £3,495
Age: 12–16
County: London
from £3,595
Day from £2,595
Age: 8–17
County: Kent
from £5,995
Day from £3,495
Age: 12–16
County: Berkshire
from £3,500
Day from £2,995
Age: 10–17
County: Oxfordshire
from £1,450 / week
Age: 10–17
County: Herefordshire
from £3,650
Age: 11–17
County: Wiltshire
from £5,988
Age: 14–17
County: Cambridgeshire
from £5,988
Age: 14–17
County: Oxfordshire
from £6,295
Day from £3,495
Age: 15–17
County: Oxfordshire
from £3,650
Age: 6–17
County: Oxfordshire
from £3,850
Age: 6–17
County: Surrey
from £1,500 / week
Age: 10–17
County: Lincolnshire
from £4,000
Age: 6–18
County: Cambridgeshire
from £3,550
Age: 11–18
County: Nottinghamshire
from £1,550 / week
Age: 10–17
County: Berkshire
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Yes. EDVISION clients receive a complimentary round-trip transfer from the nearest airport to the venue.
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.
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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