Eton Summer School
The Oxford Learning Experience
Interactive, hands-on learning led by experienced tutors. Lessons include games, group projects, and creative activities designed to keep younger learners engaged and excited about learning.
A broad range of age-appropriate subjects including Science, Maths, Creative Writing, History, Law, and Enterprise. All subjects are taught through engaging activities that spark interest and encourage exploration.
Students build confidence through fun academic challenges, teamwork, and creative problem-solving. Every day brings new opportunities to develop curiosity, resilience, and independence in a safe and supportive environment.
Daily social and cultural activities help students make friends, learn new skills, and explore their surroundings. Highlights include team games, talent shows, off-site trips, and end-of-course celebrations.
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Why Choose Oxford Summer Courses?
Yes! Our summer courses are hosted at the world-renowned Eton College. While we are not affiliated with the college itself, students live and learn in an inspiring, historic setting known for academic excellence and leadership. It’s a unique opportunity to experience life at one of the UK’s most prestigious schools.
Absolutely. Students stay in shared dormitories on the Eton College campus with shared bathroom facilities, round-the-clock supervision, and regular room checks. We create a caring and structured setting that helps every student feel safe, supported, and ready to thrive.
Yes. Our summer courses hosted at Eton are designed to challenge and support each student based on their learning goals. With small class sizes (max 15 students) and experienced tutors, the teaching is tailored to individual interests—whether your child is exploring something new or going deeper into a favourite subject.
Yes. Our tutors don’t follow a fixed curriculum—they tailor their teaching to suit your academic background and interests. Whether you're exploring a new subject or going deeper into one you already love, you'll enjoy a personalised course that adapts to your learning goals.
Pricing
Payment plans are available, and you can apply for more than one course to extend your stay. For more details on what’s included, visit our what’s included page.
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Discover our available summer courses in Eton and prepare for the learning experience of a lifetime.
apply for a 2025 courseThe Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, is one of the world's oldest and most prestigious museums, founded in 1683. Its collection of over 1 million objects spans from ancient Egypt to contemporary art, including archaeological treasures, fine art, and rare manuscripts, making it a must-see destination for art, history, and culture enthusiasts.
Visiting Bath is a must-see attraction, as it is home to some of the best-preserved Roman architecture in the world and the ancient Roman Baths. Visitors can also explore Georgian architecture, such as the Royal Crescent and the Jane Austen Centre, which celebrates the life of the famous author.
Blenheim Palace is an impressive example of baroque architecture in Britain, home to Sir Winston Churchill. Visitors can explore the state rooms, stroll through the gardens, and try their hand at the challenging maze. It also houses a butterfly house, model village, and miniature train, providing entertainment for all ages.
Discover the wonders of Bristol, one of the UK's coolest cities, as you explore its many attractions. Step aboard Brunel's engineering marvel, the SS Great Britain, and delve into its fascinating history. Get hands-on with science at We The Curious, gaze in wonder at the Planetarium, and uncover even more of Bristol's secrets as you explore this vibrant and eclectic city.
The British Museum, located in the heart of London, is one of the world's most renowned museums, housing a vast and diverse collection of over 8 million historical artefacts from all corners of the globe. Founded in 1753, the museum covers over 2 million years of human history, from ancient civilisations to modern times.
Oxford is a world-renowned university city with stunning architecture, idyllic cobblestone streets, and rich history. It is home to some of the most iconic university buildings in the world, such as the Bodleian Library and Christ Church College, which inspired the Hogwarts dining hall in the Harry Potter movies. Visiting Oxford is like taking a step back in time and discovering the quintessential beauty of England.
Visiting Portsmouth offers an opportunity to explore the rich maritime history of the UK. The city has played a significant role in the country's naval history, and students can learn about this at the historic dockyard, which is home to several iconic ships. They can also explore the Mary Rose Museum, which houses the remains of Henry VIII's flagship, and the National Museum of the Royal Navy.
The Tower of London is a historic castle and fortress that has served as a royal palace, prison, and even a zoo over the centuries. Visitors can explore its impressive collection of buildings and exhibitions, including the iconic White Tower, the Crown Jewels, and the medieval palace. They can also learn about the infamous prisoners who were held in the tower over the centuries, including Anne Boleyn and Guy Fawkes.
Visiting Warwick Castle is an opportunity to explore the rich history of this magnificent medieval fortress. It dates back to the 11th century and has played a significant role in English history. Students can explore the castle's impressive collection of buildings and exhibitions, as well as witness jousting tournaments, falconry displays, and other live shows.
Visiting Westminster in London is a must-see for anyone interested in the city's rich history and iconic landmarks. This historic district is located in the heart of London and boasts several of the city's most famous attractions, including the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, and Buckingham Palace.
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The Eton Summer Courses experience
Our programme for 12-year-olds helps build confidence, curiosity, and creativity in a friendly and supportive environment. With small class sizes (no more than 15 students), learners get lots of individual attention from expert tutors. Lessons are interactive and fun, using games, discussions, and group tasks to help students explore new ideas and enjoy learning. With plenty of guidance and encouragement, it’s a great first step toward more independent thinking.
Students aged 13–14 follow a more structured academic programme designed to develop critical thinking and independent study skills. Lessons remain lively and discussion-based, with activities like debates, collaborative projects, and problem-solving challenges. Daily reflection time and supervised homework sessions help reinforce learning, while students build confidence, communication skills, and leadership potential—all within the inspiring setting of Eton College.
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Who Can Attend?
Our summer school hosted at Eton College is for students aged 12–14. It offers a structured yet friendly environment where learners are encouraged to think independently, ask thoughtful questions, and grow in confidence. Students are taught in small groups, ensuring plenty of individual attention and support from their tutors. Lessons are designed to suit their age and stage—challenging, engaging, and tailored to help them thrive both academically and personally.
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Students aged 12 stay in shared dormitories on the historic Eton College campus. With caring staff, regular room checks, and a structured daily routine, we create a supportive and welcoming environment. Lessons and activities are age-appropriate and designed to build confidence, encourage curiosity, and help students settle in happily. Social time, group challenges, and reflection sessions offer the right mix of learning and fun.
Students aged 13–14 stay in shared dormitories at Eton College, supported by experienced staff and surrounded by like-minded peers. The programme encourages growing independence while still providing structure and care. Activities include collaborative projects, group discussions, and supervised free time—building teamwork, leadership, and resilience. Reflection sessions help students build confidence and make the most of their Eton experience.
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Students stay in shared dormitories on the historic campus of Eton College. Rooms are separated by gender and come with shared bathroom facilities. Regular room checks are carried out, and friendly, experienced staff are always on hand to ensure students feel safe, supported, and comfortable throughout their stay in one of the UK’s most prestigious schools.
All students at Eton receive full-board catering, with breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided daily. Meals are served in Eton’s dining halls and include a variety of nutritious options to suit different tastes and dietary needs, helping students stay energised and ready to make the most of their summer.
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