
Young Adults Summer Programme
London · Language · 15–18 yrs
from £4,330












SKOLA runs this residential language camp in London, United Kingdom. The camp welcomes children aged 5–17. Typically open January to August — new dates coming soon. Sessions last 1–9 weeks. Activities run in English.
English Summer Courses in London for Children Aged 5-17 from 15th June - 29th August 2026. SKOLA is a premier English language school in central London. English Summer Programme for 5 to 9-year-olds Students aged 7-9 year olds start in SKOLA Regent's Park on 15th June until the 4th July. They then switch to SKOLA Gloucester Gate, where 5-6 year olds can also study and learn in dedicated classrooms for this age group from 6th July - 14th August 2026. 7-9-year-olds then learn at SKOLA Regent's Park for the last two week. Each week has a theme for the lessons, the Discover London visits and Friday party. For example: THE NATURAL WORLD, with visits to the London Aquarium or the Natural History Museum. Morning English classes develop grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing and speaking. After sports and play in the park, students develop their English through tasks leading to a final presentation on Friday. For half-day students, it is advised to add an excursion for £50 so students can go on the Wednesday excursion and £50 for the Friday afternoon for presentations and the party. Students can add the Saturday excursion but must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and depart from SKOLA Regent's Park. English Summer Programme for 10 to 17-year-olds The programme is based in SKOLA Regent's Park with spacious classrooms and great sports facilities from 15th June to 29th August 2026. Each week has a theme for the lessons, the Discover London visits, and the activities. For example, London Calling - a geography-based week has visits to the London Eye and the National Portrait Gallery. Lessons build language around the theme including grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, and speaking. Our 10-12 year olds follow our London Explorers course which includes two hours per week to develop their exploring skills. Our 13 - 17 year olds follow our London Leaders course with two hours per week to develop their leadership skills. Students develop work related to all the learning and the visits, such as a poster, a talk, a play, or even a video. They present their work to the school on Friday afternoons before the party. SKOLA Winter School In January and Easter, SKOLA runs English plus Study Trips in London. Students study for 3 hours each day in SKOLA Regent's Park, have lunch, and then visit London's main museums and sightseeing locations. It is a great way to improve your English, make friends from other cultures and Discover London. All students deliver a presentation, in English, on Friday afternoon. SKOLA Regent's Park (10-15 year olds) Location: Regent's University, Inner Circle, London NW1 4NS Dates (Start any Monday within the dates, for any number of weeks) 5th January - 16th January 2026 30th March - 10th April 2026 15hrs of English per week in a classroom 5 Study Trips per week to a Museum or sightseeing location in London. Trips include: Natural History Museum, Tower Bridge, Science Museum, Markets Walk, Museum of London Docklands, Palace of Westminster, Madame Tussauds, National Portrait Gallery, British Museum and Tower of London. Packed lunch included in the full-day course. Prices per week (£50 registration fee) 5 full-day course: £650 per week 5 half-day course: £450 per week (mornings only) Summer School Locations in London SKOLA Regent's Park 10-17-year-olds from 15th June - 29th August 2026 & 7-9-year-olds from 15th June - 4th July and 17th August - 29th August 2026 SKOLA Gloucester Gate 5-9-year-olds from 6th July - 14th August 2026 At the North end of Regent's Park, near Camden is SKOLA Gloucester Gate open from 6th July to 14th August 2026. This houses our 5 to 9-year-olds for 8 weeks and has 7 classrooms, a canteen and a garden. We are opposite Regent's Park, with space for sports and a fabulous playground. For the first three weeks of the summer, and the last 2 weeks, 7 to 9 year olds will study at SKOLA Regent's Park.
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The SKOLA week has a clear, dependable rhythm: mornings are given to interactive English lessons in classes capped at 16, taught from the school's own age-specific curriculum and grouped into six levels from Beginner to Advanced, with your child's speaking level assessed online before arrival so no time is lost on testing. After a hot lunch on site the day opens out, moving between sports in Regent's Park, art, music and drama workshops, and supervised excursions into London, so a week always mixes classroom work with the city. Two hours each week are set aside for leadership lessons, and every Friday afternoon each student gives a presentation in English before the week ends with a party, which means beginners and confident speakers alike finish the week having stood up and spoken. Courses run flexibly, starting any Monday for as many weeks as a family wants, and children from more than seventy countries share the classrooms, so English becomes the natural language of the playground as well as the lesson. The whole programme sits on three simple rules that staff and students share, being ready, kind and safe, and beginners can access every part of it, from the afternoon activities to the trips and the presentations.
Other included activities

British Museum visit

Natural History Museum visit

Science Museum visit

Tower of London visit

Tower Bridge visit

Palace of Westminster visit

National Portrait Gallery visit

Madame Tussauds visit

Museum of London Docklands visit
Discover England full-day Saturday excursion

British Museum visit

Natural History Museum visit

Science Museum visit
Safeguarding at SKOLA Safeguarding is the proactive process of protecting children and young people from harm, preventing impairment of their health or development, and ensuring they grow up in circumstances consistent with the provision of safe and effective care. For our young learners, this means: Protecting them from abuse, neglect, and bullying. Preventing any risk to their health or development. Ensuring staff are thoroughly vetted and trained to act in the children's best interests. Maintaining a safe, supportive, and secure environment across all activities and accommodation. Our Rules and Safeguarding Our three rules apply to everyone, students and adults alike, and directly support a culture of safeguarding and well-being: Ready: We ensure we are prepared and follow procedures. For both staff and students, being Ready helps minimise risk and ensures safe engagement in activities inside and outside of the school. Safe: This rule explicitly underpins all safeguarding. Everyone is required to look out for their own and others' well-being, report anything that makes them feel uncomfortable, and follow all safety procedures. Kind: This rule actively prevents harm by promoting respect, inclusion, and a zero-tolerance policy for bullying or discrimination, ensuring a supportive environment for everyone. Safeguarding is the responsibility of all staff, with the oversight and leadership provided by the Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL).
breakfast
Served at Nutford House for students on the residential programme, which is full board.
lunch
A hot lunch served on site to all full-day students before afternoon sports, workshops or excursions.
dinner
Taken at the residence for residential students, with organised activities before and after the meal.
snacks
Fresh fruit is provided at break times during the school day.
Full-day students eat a hot lunch prepared on site, sitting down together with their class before the afternoon activities begin, and fresh fruit is handed round at break times to keep energy up through a busy London day. Children staying at the SKOLA Residence at Nutford House are on full board, so breakfast and dinner are taken at the residence alongside the other students, with activities running both before and after dinner. Dietary requirements of any kind are catered for when families declare them at registration, so allergies and religious or vegetarian diets are known about before your child arrives.
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Where your child sleeps
SKOLA has a beautiful residence for 12-17-year-olds located at Nutford House in historic Marylebone. It is a 20-minute walk from SKOLA Regent's Park where students study during the day. SKOLA Regent’s Park offers a 6-day summer course which includes 15 hours of English, 15 hours of sports activities and excursions in London, plus one excursion outside London on Saturdays. They stay in single rooms with shared gender-specific bathrooms. All meals are included. Additional activities like film night, games night, and karaoke entertain students in the late afternoon and evenings. It's a great way to make friends from other cultures and spend time in the heart of the city. Arrival and departure days are on Sunday. Dates: Sunday 28th June - Sunday 16th August 2026 Choose as many weeks as you want Bedding and towels are provided A laundry is available on-site Arrive Sunday 2pm to 8pm, depart Sunday before 11am Price: £1300 per week (single room residence, all meals and the 6-day course at SKOLA Regent's Park) Registration fees: £50. Visa letter fee: £25 Airport transfers: £175 each way (up to 3 people). Homestay Accommodation For children aged 12 years or older travelling alone, we arrange homestay accommodation through an agency. Unaccompanied children younger than 14 years must use the car service at £250 per week. Parents, children and hosts are provided with 24-hour contact telephone numbers for the accommodation agencies we use and the schools. SKOLA has a dedicated staff member to assist you or your child with any problems or questions regarding accommodation. Children are asked regularly during their stay about their accommodation, the food and their happiness with the arrangements. All their feedback is read and followed up if necessary and feedback on hosts is recorded and monitored. Accommodation arrangement fee: £50 Single room full board (12-17 years) £350 per 7 nights pp Twin room full board (12-17 years) £350 per 7 nights pp £25 supplement for special dietary requirements for example halal food. Door-to-door Car Service For students over 12 years of age, you can arrange for a car to pick you up from your homestay and bring you to schoo
Campus facilities
SKOLA Regent's Park, Regent's University, Inner Cir, London NW1 4NS, United Kingdom
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Getting your child there
All London Airports
Pickup service · We offer airport transfers from all London airports and rail terminals. For safety and security, unaccompanied children (under 18) must book arrival and departure transfers. Any alternative arrangements must be communicated in advance to the school. We provide a named driver from our taxi firm Atlas Cars who will meet and greet on arrival and help with check-in on departure. Airport Transfer from all London Airports: Approx £175 each way paid directly to the taxi firm.
Parent drop-off and door-to-door car service
Families bringing their child themselves come to SKOLA Regent's Park at Regent's University, Inner Circle, London NW1 4NS, or to SKOLA Gloucester Gate at 14 Gloucester Gate NW1 4HG for the 5-9s; if you have children at both sites, drop off at either school between 8:35 and 8:50am and SKOLA runs a complimentary car service between the two. Collection is at 4:00pm from Gloucester Gate and 4:30pm from Regent's Park, the half hour allowing for the 20-minute walk through the park. For students aged 12 and over staying in homestay, the school recommends its door-to-door car service, which can be shared with other students; children under 14 in homestay must either use this service or be accompanied by an adult, while those aged 14 and above may travel independently with written permission from their parents emailed to the office. · SKOLA Regent's Park, Regent's University, Inner Cir, London NW1 4NS, United Kingdom
Eurostar and London rail terminals
Pickup service · Children arriving by train are met at London rail terminals in the same way as at the airports, with transfers booked through the school for anyone staying in the residence or homestay. For Eurostar arrivals SKOLA offers an assisted collection service and, on the return journey, assisted check-in at the terminal, currently around GBP 50 each way. As with flights, unaccompanied under-18s must book both the arrival and the departure transfer.

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