Young Leaders — July 2027
11 July 2027
Two-week session; course start date.

by St Clare's Oxford Summer School
Young Leaders builds leadership and communication through global challenges, team projects, debates and outdoor activities at St Clare's.
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Current status
Upcoming
Eligibility
English B2-C2
Age range / Year group
Ages 13-15
Location / Region
Oxford, United Kingdom
Cost
£4,170; £2,520
Duration
2 weeks
Format
In-person
Young Leaders connects leadership development with real-world questions about climate change, international relations and emerging technologies.
Students practice teamwork and public speaking through projects, presentations and debates, alongside outdoor challenges and cultural excursions.
It suits students who want to contribute ideas, collaborate with peers from different cultures and receive feedback on their communication.
Young Leaders is St Clare's leadership summer course in Oxford. It connects personal development with global challenges, including climate change, international relations and emerging technologies. Students learn through collaboration, discussion and practical activities.
The experience combines classroom projects and communication practice with cultural excursions and outdoor pursuits. The sample timetable includes debate, market research, instructor check-ins and a final presentation to experts. It gives students several ways to test how they communicate and contribute to a team.
A maximum class size of 12 creates room for discussion and close collaboration.
Projects, debates and a public speaking workshop make communication practice a central part of the course.
Global challenges give leadership discussions concrete questions to explore.
Instructor check-ins and expert presentation feedback help students reflect on their work.
Outdoor challenges add a practical setting for teamwork beyond the classroom.
Students interested in global issues who want to build confidence through teamwork, discussion and public speaking.
You prefer quiet individual study or want sustained specialization in one academic subject.
Young Leaders is worth considering when your main goal is to become more confident contributing to a group and presenting ideas. Small classes, instructor check-ins and practical projects provide several opportunities to practice those skills. Students who participate actively are likely to get more from the experience.
The course spans technology, culture, business and outdoor activities, so its strength is breadth. Students seeking deep academic specialization may prefer a subject-focused course. Families should also weigh the residential package against the day option and their wider travel budget.

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Cost and what is included
£4,170; £2,520; includes Tuition, Activities program, 3 excursions per week, Travel insurance, Transfers to and from London Heathrow, Residential package: accommodation and full-board meals, Non-residential package: lunch.
Accommodation
Included in residential package
Meals
Residential full board; day-student lunch
Provider details
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Dates and logistics
2 weeks; Oxford, United Kingdom.
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Moderate, with active collaboration and speaking.
Best started
Begin planning six to eight weeks before your chosen summer session, allowing time for travel arrangements.
Main challenge
Communicating ideas clearly while working with new teammates.
Practice explaining a current global issue in a short spoken presentation.
Think about a leadership challenge you would enjoy exploring with a team.
Discuss the residential and day options with your family before booking.
Prepare for the outdoor activities as well as classroom participation.
Useful if
You want structured practice in leadership and public speaking.
Students develop leadership through discussion, collaborative project work and communication practice. The sample course sequence moves from orientation and team formation to research, instructor consultation, presentation and reflection.
Get to know Oxford, your classmates and the course expectations.
Explore leadership questions through topics such as AI, culture and international business.
Form a project team, review its objectives and plan your work.
Practice debate and gather information through research and public interviews.
Review project progress with your instructor.
Present your project to experts and reflect on their feedback.
Young Leaders — July 2027
11 July 2027
Two-week session; course start date.
Young Leaders — August 2027
8 August 2027
Two-week session; course start date.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
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Young Leaders — July 2027 | 11 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Young Leaders — August 2027 | 8 August 2027 | Local | Upcoming |
Students must be ages 13-15.
English level must be B2-C2.
Residential package
£4,170 — Two weeks, including accommodation and full-board meals.
Funding or discounts
What's included
Tuition, Activities program, 3 excursions per week, Travel insurance, Transfers to and from London Heathrow, Residential package: accommodation and full-board meals, Non-residential package: lunch
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The program covers the following focus areas.
Global challenges and AI
Explore climate change, international relations and the uses, risks and fair application of AI.
Debate and communication
Practice research, debate, presentations and public speaking through collaborative activities.
Culture and international business
Examine cultural differences, cross-cultural communication and international business through discussion and survey work.
Leadership project and reflection
Develop a team project, consult an instructor and present your work for expert feedback.
Outdoor skills
Take part in orienteering, hiking, first aid practice and an overnight camp out.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
A typical day during the program.
18 lessons totaling 17 hours are listed.
Teaching blocks run 09:00-09:55, 10:05-11:00 and 11:30-13:00 on sample teaching days.
Sessions from 14:00 include team projects, market research, guest speaking and outdoor skills.
The sample itinerary mixes full-day visits with shorter Oxford and wildlife-park excursions.
Instructors guide project work, lead debate and provide feedback, while a panel of experts reviews the final presentation in the sample timetable. That timetable also features Ani Haykumi, a serial entrepreneur and Oxford MBA, speaking about cross-cultural communication.
Classes have a maximum of 12 students.
After completing this program, participants often pursue:
Practice communicating ideas through a team project and presentation.
Use expert feedback to reflect on your presentation skills.
Map three possible future leadership pathways.
Build teamwork and cross-cultural communication skills.
Young Leaders takes place in Oxford, with cultural and historical excursions across the UK. Transfers to and from London Heathrow are included in both packages.
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