
The Village Spain Summer Language Camp Avilés
Avilés · Language · 8–17 yrs
Typically open in July — 2027 dates coming soon





ISC Spain runs this residential camp in Barcelona, Spain. The camp welcomes children aged 12–18, with sports, languages, and academics on the programme. Typically open July to August — new dates coming soon. Sessions last 1–2 weeks. Activities run in Spanish and English.
ISC Spain's Barcelona camp gathers teenagers aged 12 to 18 from all over the world for a summer built around the Spanish language, Spanish culture and plenty of leisure in one of the country's most vibrant cities. The programme offered here is the Spanish + Leisure package, pairing daily Spanish classes in level-based groups with an afternoon and evening programme of activities, cultural outings and free time shared with new friends from dozens of countries. Students live together in a city student residence with single rooms, a dining area where breakfast, lunch and dinner are served, a lounge for socialising and a rooftop pool for downtime. Everything is organised on an all-inclusive basis, so the week is about learning, exploring and settling into life with an international group. It suits a teenager who wants real progress in Spanish without spending the summer practising sport, and who enjoys the buzz of a big Mediterranean city.
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Ask a questionISC builds its camps on four pillars, language courses, sport, culture and leisure, and in Barcelona the programme sold is the Spanish + Leisure package, which pairs classroom Spanish with an activity and culture programme or sport programme. Mornings belong to Spanish lessons in level groups, afternoons to sports or leisure activities and outings around the city, and evenings to organised activities with the camp team before the group heads back to the residence. Because everything is all-inclusive, students only have to decide how long to stay, with one, two, three or four week options available. The mix of nationalities is central to how the programme works: activities are deliberately shared across the whole group so that Spanish becomes the natural language between teenagers who arrive as strangers.
ISC staff look after students from the moment they land: families send flight details at least 72h ahead so the team can track the flight online and wait for the student however late the arrival turns out to be. Every registered student is covered by an insurance policy. The camp is also used to homesickness and advises families to keep contact light during the first 48 hours, when settling in usually happens on its own.
All meals are taken together in the residence dining area, where students gather for breakfast, lunch and dinner between classes and activities, making mealtimes one of the easiest moments to practise Spanish with the rest of the international group.
Breakfast
Language Lessons
Lunch
Rest
Cultural activity/ sport programme
Dinner
Night Activity
Bed Time
Phones and devices are permitted during free-time moments each day, so children stay present with their group.


Where your child sleeps
Students are housed together in an ISC student residence in Barcelona, where they can choose between a quiet single room or a shared bunk-bed room with other campers. Beyond the bedrooms, the residence gives the group places to be together: a lounge area for relaxing and socialising, a dining area where all meals are served, a meeting room used for group activities and briefings, and a rooftop pool that becomes the natural spot for free time on warm afternoons. ISC residences come with fully equipped bathrooms, air conditioning and free internet access throughout.
The Barcelona base is a student residence, and it is designed so that the group can live, eat and relax in one place. Days begin and end in the dining area, group briefings and indoor activities use the meeting room, and the lounge is where students gather between sessions. The rooftop pool is the residence's best feature for free time, giving campers somewhere to cool off with a view over the city.
Campus facilities
Amenities
Barcelona, Spain
ISC Spain Barcelona Summer Camp
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Getting your child there
Aeropuerto Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat
Students normally fly in and are met by the ISC team on arrival. Families are asked to send flight details at least two weeks before the start date so staff can track the flight online and wait for the student no matter what time the plane lands, including after a delay. Transfers to and from the airport, train or bus station are arranged by ISC as a chargeable extra and are not part of the programme fee, so they should be requested when booking. · 08820 El Prat de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain

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