St Edmund’s College International Summer School

36 hours of English per 3-week course (four mornings a week, 9:15–12:30) with a communicative, task-based methodology. Lesson content is themed around the weekly educational excursions — science, history and British culture. Placement test on the first Monday; multi-national classes by age and level. Entry levels B1–C2. One-to-one tuition available in the afternoons (£75/hour, max 4 hours).

The course fee covers tuition, full-board residential accommodation, the social programme and weekly excursions. Extras: one-to-one tuition £75/hour; academic and specialist activity upgrades priced separately.

Fully residential campus: students live on boarding-house corridors in the main College building in twin rooms shared by students of different nationalities, with gender-separated corridors grouped by age. Each corridor has its own showers and toilets and a live-in House Parent. Occasionally single or 3-bed rooms are used.

Full board in the College dining hall throughout the programme.

Weekly educational excursions plus a rich social programme: sports, games and evening entertainment. Academic upgrades and specialist activity upgrades available. TV/common rooms, games rooms, computer rooms and a video-call room for evenings.

Historic boarding-school campus in the Hertfordshire countryside (40 minutes from London) with sports facilities, common rooms, games rooms, computer rooms and full Wi-Fi across the campus.

A British boarding-school summer experience at a college founded in 1568: House Parents living alongside students, multi-national twin rooms for constant English practice, British Council accreditation and el-gazette Centre of Excellence status.