
Junior Courses
Bournemouth · Language · 9–18 yrs
Typically open in January — 2027 dates coming soon















by Bromsgrove School Summer School
Bromsgrove School Summer School runs this residential language camp in Bromsgrove, United Kingdom. The camp welcomes children aged 8–16, with sports, arts & crafts, and water activities on the programme. Typically open July — new dates coming soon. Sessions last 2–4 weeks. Activities run in English.
We offer two exciting levels of English courses: Intensive English Language for students wanting to build confidence and fluency and Advanced English for fluent speakers ready to stretch their skills and explore new challenges. Both programmes blend classroom learning with our Multi-Activity Programme, which includes Sports, Science, Crafts, Cookery, Swimming, Dance, Drama, and Music plus many more exciting options across the week. Every student enjoys a balance of lessons, fun activities, and half-day or full-day excursions to famous UK cities and attractions. Advanced English Programme students can choose to take part in our optional University Preparation Classes. Courses, depending on ability, are for children aged 8 - 11 and 12 - 16. By splitting the groups by age it allows pupils to take part in lessons and activities in an age appropriate environment. Our courses are the perfect way to experience British academic life, build confidence, and prepare for full-time boarding school or future university study in the UK. We are delighted that many former Summer School pupils choose to join Bromsgrove as full time students We also welcome families with younger children aged 5–7. During the day, children attend our Pre-Prep Summer Camp, mixing with English children in a warm, nurturing environment.
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The Bromsgrove fortnight is built on a simple half-and-half rhythm: half of each day is spent in small English classes and the other half in the Multi-Activity programme, with juniors taught in the morning and teens in the afternoon so the two age groups learn and play separately in an age-appropriate setting. Within the activity half-day children choose freely from a broad menu spanning sport, art and craft, cookery, performing arts and science, and because some sessions are shared with local day pupils, English gets practised naturally rather than only in the classroom. Families who want a stronger specialism can pick a themed course instead, such as Performing Arts, STEM with its observatory star-gazing, or a stand-alone University Preparation course for 13 to 16 year olds. Evenings are organised as a whole-camp programme from 20.00 to 21.30, mixing discos, quiz and film nights, mini olympics, talent shows and sports arenas so friendships form across ages and nationalities, and weekends are given over to full-day excursions. Because the school runs the camp itself, the whole 100-acre campus, its staff and its sports, theatre and music facilities are available to the programme.
Other included activities

Shakespeare's Stratford

Warwick Castle

London day trip

Oxford

Bath

Alton Towers

Drayton Manor Theme Park & Zoo

UK university campus visits
Bowling evening

Shakespeare's Stratford

Warwick Castle

London day trip
At our camps, safety is paramount. We have 24/7 gatehouse security and all boarding houses are locked with coded access. Sports facilities are also secured with codes. Additionally, all staff are fully trained in safeguarding protocols, we have regular fire drills, and we follow robust health and safety policies to ensure every child’s well-being. In terms of medical care, several of our staff are first-aid qualified, and we also have a nurse who visits the boarding houses daily to ensure any medical needs are promptly addressed.
breakfast
Served from 07.45, slightly earlier on weekend trip days.
lunch
Taken centrally in the Dining Hall at 12.35, replaced by a packed lunch on full-day excursions.
dinner
Served at 18.30 before the evening activity programme, with occasional pizza or takeaway evenings on trip days.
snacks
Snacks and drinks are included in the fee throughout the stay.
Everything is cooked on site by the school's own team of chefs and served in the large, light dining hall, where children help themselves from a good range of hot and cold options with plenty of salad and fruit alongside. Breakfast is at 07.45 (a little earlier at weekends), lunch at 12.35 and dinner at 18.30, with packed lunches prepared on excursion days and snacks and drinks available through the day. Nutritionally balanced choices are the norm, and if your child has a birthday during their stay the kitchen helps mark it with a cake.
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Children are welcome to bring mobile phones to camp, but their use is limited. Phones aren’t allowed during activities or English lessons, but children will have access at least once a day for personal use. They won’t keep phones overnight unless there’s a specific reason. Older children might have overnight access, but if we notice they’re not sleeping well or fully engaging in camp life, we’ll ask them to hand phones in overnight to ensure their well-being and participation.



Where your child sleeps
At Bromsgrove we run our own Summer Camp and therefore have completely free use of all our facilities and staff. Our boarding houses are modern and comfortable, all rooms are ensuite. In each boarding house there are plenty of spaces to socialise, including Common Rooms and kitchens with plenty of spaces for youngsters to spend time together. We excel at sports and our sports facilities are extensive and, like our 100 acres of grounds, are well maintained. Another area of strength is Music and Drama and many of our Summer Camp activities take advantage of our superb theatre and music performance spaces.
Campus facilities
Worcester Rd, Bromsgrove B61 7DU
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Getting your child there
Birmingham or London Heathrow
Pickup service · Transport to and from Birmingham International Airport and London Heathrow are included in the fee A supplement of £150 for airport transfer outside of the core hours of 8.00am - 6.00pm.
Worcester Rd, Bromsgrove B61 7DU
Families driving in come to Bromsgrove School on Worcester Road, Bromsgrove B61 7DU, in Worcestershire. The campus is a secure walled site with coded entry gates and a manned gatehouse where all visitors sign in, and staff direct you to the boarding house for welcome meetings and school tours on arrival day.

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