Kids Camps
Kids Camps
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A children's camp abroad isn't just a holiday. It's a setting where language learning is naturally integrated into sports, creative activities, excursions, and social interaction. Children spend the day in an active environment and stop seeing English (or another language) as just a school subject. They simply live, speak, and try new things. We offer programmes in twelve countries: the UK, Ireland, the USA, Canada, Switzerland, Australia, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Austria, Malta, and Portugal. The language of instruction is English, with bilingual options also available: English + German, English + French, or English + Italian. Camps are for children and teenagers aged 5 to 17. The format is full‑time, with accommodation, meals, and a packed schedule. The base price usually includes tuition, accommodation, meals, excursions, and extracurricular activities. Children are in an environment where every part of the day contributes to the outcome: lessons in the morning, sports or creative workshops in the afternoon, and games or social time in the evening — every day. |
Weekly Costs: What the Price Depends On
Weekly camp costs vary widely. The price depends on the country, the programme's reputation, the type of accommodation, and the activities included.
| Country / Region | Details | Weekly Fee Range (local currency) | Approx. in USD |
|---|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | Depends on programme & comfort level | £330 – £1,800 | $420 – $2,286 |
| United States | Depends on programme & comfort level | $440 – $3,340 | $440 – $3,340 |
| Switzerland | One of the most expensive options | CHF 1,650 – CHF 4,380 | $1,898 – $5,037 |
| Ireland, Germany, Italy, Austria, Malta | More affordable range (varies by country & programme) | €60 – €1,080 | $66 – $1,188 |
| Spain | Varies by programme | €150 – €2,200 | $165 – $2,420 |
| Canada | Minimum listed; can exceed CAD 3,095 | CAD 575 – CAD 3,095+ | from $420 up to $2,259+ |
| France | Higher range | €1,060 – €3,500 | $1,166 – $3,850 |
The standard package usually includes tuition, accommodation, meals, excursions, and extracurricular activities. Transfers, visas, insurance, and pocket money are paid separately. Many camps offer discounts for bookings of 2–4 weeks or more.
How We Help: From Selection to Enrolment
Choosing a camp is about finding the right balance between the programme, your child's age, and your family's expectations. We guide you through every stage, making sure every detail is thought through.
- We start with your goals. What does your family and your child want? To improve language skills, try a new sport or art, make friends from other countries, or get used to an international environment? Without clear answers, choosing a programme is difficult.
- We assess your child's age, language level, and interests. We select a camp that matches these criteria — language modules, sports sections, creative workshops, or balanced all‑round programmes.
- We fill in registration forms, submit the application, and confirm the booking. We arrange transfers — from the airport to the camp and back. We stay in touch with the camp throughout, so parents always know everything is on track.
Additional Services
If you like, we can help with visa applications, payment arrangements, and, if needed, familiarisation visits to the camp before booking.
Why It's Worth Starting Preparation Now
Places at the best camps fill up months before the season starts. The earlier you start planning, the more choice you'll have of programmes, dates, and accommodation. What's more, early booking often comes with discounts.
If you're considering a children's camp abroad and don't know where to start — just get in touch. We'll tell you which programmes are in demand this season, how camps differ by country, and what dates to keep in mind. Even if it's just a question for now.