Application deadline
1 July 2026

A residential English summer school combining project-based language lessons with campus activities, cultural excursions and practical spoken English.
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Current status
Upcoming
Eligibility
Students aged 9-17
Age range / Year group
Ages 9-17
Location / Region
Reading, United Kingdom
Cost
From £2,120
Duration
2 weeks
Format
In-person
Latest deadline
1 July 2026 · Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.
Get next-cycle reminderA residential English-language summer school that combines project-based lessons with organized campus activities and cultural excursions.
Students practise listening, reading, writing and speaking, with activities designed to move English beyond the classroom.
It suits young learners who want a structured boarding-school experience with language study and supervised social activities.
Bradfield College English Summer School is part of Oxford International's junior English offering. It uses a project-based curriculum to develop listening, reading, writing and speaking through topics intended to make English meaningful in everyday life.
The experience extends beyond lessons through supervised on-site activities and excursions. Students stay in a residential boarding-school environment and receive a graduation certificate after completing the program.
The curriculum develops all four core English skills through project-based learning.
Fifteen weekly contact hours provide a clear academic foundation alongside the wider summer experience.
Residential activities and excursions create additional opportunities to use English socially and in context.
Program-wide supervision and safeguarding arrangements address important family planning concerns.
A graduation certificate records completion of the program.
Young learners who want structured English study alongside residential activities, excursions and an international summer-school atmosphere.
You want a specialist academic subject course, a small tutorial format or a non-residential day program.
This program can be worthwhile for students who learn best by combining classroom study with practical use of English. The residential setting, activities and excursions create more varied language exposure than lessons alone.
Families should weigh that breadth against an average class size of 18 and a schedule that may change. It is strongest as an immersive language-and-cultural experience, rather than as an intensive small-group academic course.

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Cost and what is included
From £2,120; includes Residence accommodation, Registration fees, Graduation certificate, Airport pick-up and drop-off, Local transportation, Admission to included excursions and activities.
Accommodation
Residential boarding school
Supervision or safety information
Students are supervised during lessons, activities, excursions, meals and breaks. Staff are available to help at other times, and program staff receive safeguarding training.
Provider details
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Dates and logistics
2 weeks; Reading, United Kingdom.
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Moderate.
Best started
Begin planning two to three months before the intended summer session to allow time for booking, travel and welfare arrangements.
Main challenge
Staying engaged in English throughout a busy residential schedule.
Review the curriculum and decide whether the standard English syllabus matches the student's level.
Gather the personal and travel information needed for the booking form.
Discuss residential routines, supervision and communication expectations before departure.
Confirm final dates and travel arrangements directly before making nonrefundable bookings.
Useful if
You want to build confidence using English beyond formal lessons.
Students combine structured English lessons with supervised activities and cultural excursions. The experience is designed to encourage practical language use across academic and social settings.
Join English lessons built around project-based topics.
Practise listening, reading, writing and speaking skills.
Take part in organized activities on the residential campus.
Use English during off-campus excursions and cultural experiences.
Complete the program and receive a graduation certificate.
Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.
Application deadline
1 July 2026
Programme dates
1 July-12 August 2026
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Application deadline | 1 July 2026 | Local | Reference date | |
Programme dates | 1 July-12 August 2026 | Local | Reference date |
Students must be aged 9-17.
What's included
Residence accommodation, Registration fees, Graduation certificate, Airport pick-up and drop-off, Local transportation, Admission to included excursions and activities
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Select the United Kingdom as the intended study destination.
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The program covers the following focus areas.
Project-based English
Students learn English through engaging projects and meaningful real-world contexts.
Listening and speaking
Lessons build comprehension, interaction and spontaneous spoken-language skills.
Reading and writing
Students strengthen written communication and understanding across varied topics.
Critical thinking
Students reflect on learning and discuss ideas while using English.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
A typical day during the program.
Students receive 15 contact hours of English teaching each week.
Organized on-site activities encourage social interaction and practical English use.
Off-campus visits add cultural experiences and further language practice.
After completing this program, participants often pursue:
Stronger listening, reading, writing and speaking skills.
Greater confidence using English in practical contexts.
Experience learning and socializing in a residential environment.
A graduation certificate recording program completion.
Additional English qualifications may depend on location, advance booking and minimum participant numbers.
The program is based at Bradfield College in Reading, England. The venue is identified as a residential boarding-school campus.
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