
Cambridge Summer Courses with OxSC Camp Oxford
Oxford · Academic · 13–18 yrs
Typically open in June — 2027 dates coming soon









by International Summer School For Teens
International Summer School For Teens runs this residential language camp in Stirling, United Kingdom. The camp welcomes children aged 12–17, with sports, arts & crafts, and adventure on the programme. Typically open July to August — new dates coming soon. Sessions last 2 weeks. Activities run in English.
International Summer School for Teens (ISSFT) is a broad-ranging and all-inclusive International Summer School for students aged 12-17 years. We provide exclusive summer enrichment programme in Stirling Scotland. We are proud of our unique educational summer programme, with first-class teaching, world-class facilities, and a beautiful, safe location. At ISSFT, you will experience high quality Academic and Elective classes, exciting entertainment, challenging activities, and fantastic day trips to some of England most significant landmarks. We provide a truly inspirational environment, with learning, fun, and adventure at the heart of everything. Through our unique curriculum, we encourage intellectual curiosity and support our students in developing a healthy sense of independence and self-esteem. We are proud to provide first-class teaching, world-class facilities and a varied entertainment and activity programme in a truly inspirational setting. At ISSFT, we provide a varied, challenging, and exciting range of educational classes. To ensure the highest of teaching standards, we maintain limited places, guaranteeing small class sizes and individual student attention. A typical day comprises of an Academic class in the morning and an Elective class in the afternoon, with students receiving 6 hours of tuition per day. When not in class, students will enjoy a rich, varied, and exciting range of entertainment and activities, including sports, crafts, and trips to Scotland’s greatest cultural landmarks. Our learning outcomes provide new opportunities for students, including the chance to appreciate different perspectives. Our main objective is to provide a World Education, see our students grow in confidence and ultimately make good life decisions. We want to prepare them and see that they flourish.
Planning ahead? Tell this camp what you're looking for and they'll reply to you directly.
Ask a questionSpecial focus
English · Languages
The St Andrews programme runs on a dual-study structure: each student chooses one academic subject for the mornings and one elective for the afternoons, and keeps both for the whole fortnight so that progress is genuinely cumulative rather than a series of tasters. Mornings are spent in small classes on subjects such as English, Global Entrepreneurship or Study Skills, while afternoons are given over to expert coaching in a chosen elective such as golf, tennis, photography, theatre or sports leadership. Once classes finish, a full supervised activity programme takes over, with sports, creative sessions and clan challenges, and the evenings bring competitive fixtures, workshops and social events rather than empty time. Students are grouped into clans that compete through the fortnight, which gives shape to the evening programme and helps new arrivals find their people quickly. Weekends are reserved for cultural excursions further afield in Scotland. Total student numbers are deliberately limited so class sizes stay small and every student is known by name.
Other included activities

Day trip to Edinburgh

Day trip to Glasgow

Exploring St Andrews

Day trip to Edinburgh

Day trip to Glasgow

Exploring St Andrews
Students are chaperoned by dedicated counsellors experienced in summer school supervision, overseen by a Residential Manager who lives on campus around the clock. Halls of residence are divided by age and gender, with strictly controlled access limited to students and authorised staff and individually keyed rooms. First aid trained staff are on site, along with an onsite doctors surgery and pharmacy, and the nearest A&E hospital is about ten minutes away.
lunch
Packed lunches provided on trip days
Freshly prepared meals are provided daily, with a balanced diet covering breakfast, lunch and dinner. On excursion days students receive a packed lunch with a small treat. The programme states options are available for all dietary requirements.
Where your child sleeps
Single rooms with bathrooms and showers are within the residence block's halls. The halls are separated by age and gender, and residential staff live there as well. All rooms are locked by students with unique key cards. Blocks cannot be accessed by anybody other than residents.
Campus facilities
University of St Andrews, University and Whitehorn Hall University Hall, 9DJ, Kennedy Gardens, St Andrews Scotland
Map loads with your permission — it connects to Google Maps.
Getting your child there
Edinburgh
Pickup service · Free airport Transfer within given times.
University of St Andrews, University and Whitehorn Hall University Hall, 9DJ, Kennedy Gardens, St Andrews Scotland
Families who prefer to bring their child themselves drive straight to the university accommodation at University Hall, Kennedy Gardens, St Andrews, where counsellors welcome arrivals and settle students into their en-suite rooms in the halls of residence. The first day of the session follows a modified timetable built around arrivals and welcome events, so please follow the arrival times confirmed in your joining information.

Same ages, same season — in case this one is full
Where this camp lives, and what's around it
Save this camp to a wishlist to compare later, or ask the advisor to check it against your dates and budget.
Jul – Aug
2027 dates not open yet