Summer School at Leighton Park

Course 1 : 7 July – 21 July = £2995

Course 2 : 21 July – 4 August = £2995

Course 3 : 4 August – 18 August = £2995

Course Fees include:

• Student medical and travel insurance;
• Airport transfers from/to London Heathrow (LHR) and London Gatwick (LGW) on course dates;
• Residential accommodation;
• Three meals per day;
• English language tuition (30 hours);
• Full and varied activity programme;
• Excursions (two half-day + three full-day);
• 24-hour supervision and welfare.

25% deposit due at the time of booking Balance to be paid no later than 8 weeks before course start date For cancellation prior to arrival the following charges apply: More than eight weeks = forfeit of deposit; Within eight weeks = 75% of total invoice cost; Within two weeks = 100% of total invoice cost.

Summer School staff live on campus, supervise students around the clock, and accompany them during lessons, activities and excursions. Boys and girls are accommodated separately, and clear supervision is in place at all times across the boarding houses and campus activities.

English lessons are delivered by EngXcel, which is British Council–accredited, meaning teachers meet strict professional standards. Activity leaders, coaches and arts instructors are appropriately qualified in their specialisms, ensuring high-quality, safe instruction.

Yes. As a UK boarding school hosting children, Leighton Park follows safeguarding regulations requiring suitability checks for all staff working with young people. These checks are part of the school’s strict safeguarding procedures.

Leighton Park Summer School staff receive thorough training before students arrive, with a strong focus on safeguarding, first aid, health and safety, and pastoral care, as required for all UK boarding schools. All summer school staff complete basic First Aid training and are fully briefed on the school’s welfare procedures, emergency protocols, supervision standards and child-protection responsibilities. EngXcel, the accredited English-teaching partner, employs teachers who meet strict British Council requirements and follow ongoing professional development standards in modern language-teaching practice. This ensures that every member of staff—from teachers to activity leaders—is fully prepared to support students safely, confidently and professionally.

The camp welcomes students from over 20 nationalities, creating a friendly, multicultural environment where diversity is celebrated. The school’s values emphasise respect, community and personal development for every student.

Clear safeguarding rules, age-appropriate accommodation guidelines, supervised movement around campus, and structured daily schedules ensure safety and good behaviour. Orientation sessions teach students how to stay safe, who to talk to, and how support systems work.

Students are welcome to bring mobile phones, but usage is sensibly managed to help them stay focused, safe and socially engaged. Phones may be used freely during designated free-time periods—such as before breakfast, in the boarding houses, and after evening activities—but not during lessons, afternoon sessions, excursions (except for photos), or organised evening events. Staff remind students if usage becomes distracting, and in rare cases may hold a phone temporarily to support positive behaviour. WiFi is available campus-wide, and parents are encouraged to contact their child during suitable free-time hours, with staff always available for urgent communication.