The Experience

You’ll have time to explore Oxford for yourself, as well as forging new friendships for the future, and there’s an action-packed programme of social activities, field trips and excursions to help bring your learning to life. We might even head to London for the day.

You’re not a tourist, so we won’t treat you like one. Instead we’ll help you uncover genuine local treasures and show you what life here is really like, from the inside.

Typical outings

Westminster, London

The Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Westminster Cathedral, St James’s Park and Buckingham Palace – just a few of the world-famous landmarks in this part of London. Enjoy being at the heart of our vibrant capital.

Typical outings

Bath

Explore the cobbled streets and Georgian architecture of this historic English city. And discover the secrets of the literary world of Jane Austen, the Roman Baths, and its lively shops and cafés.

Typical outings

Blenheim Palace

Uncover the amazing history of the palace where Winston Churchill was born. And explore incredible state rooms, the tricky garden maze, the butterfly house, the beautiful grounds, and much more.

Typical outings

Ashmolean Museum

This world-famous museum of art and archaeology in the heart of Oxford University unveils a world of incredible historical artefacts, Egyptian mummies, Picasso, Da Vinci, Michelangelo, and much more.

Typical outings

Warwick Castle

1,000 years of jaw-dropping history, magic, myth and adventure merge at the medieval castle built by William the Conqueror. Discover dragons, dark dungeons, and spectacular history brought brilliantly to life.

Typical outings

British Museum

Discover amazing treasures and the history of people from around the world. Then explore the heart of London from Covent Garden and Trafalgar Square, to the National Gallery and St James' Park.

Reviews

"The best lesson I have had so far was at the beginning of the course when we studied Game Theory, and when we did presentations in class about shops or platforms that we had to imagine ourselves."

Adnaan Mauritius

Reviews

"The economics course I'm taking is really helpful as a range of topics were introduced and explained clearly to us. "

Chloe China

Reviews

"My mentor, Mr. Christian Holm has been an absolute pleasure. I always look forward to his lessons, not only for my passion for economics but because I feel Mr. Holm has been great at dissecting complicated and large ideas, making them simpler and easier to digest."

Dev United Kingdom

Reviews

"Inside the classroom we have learnt a great deal about a wide variety of topics such as game theory, evaluation, supply and demand, inflation and interest rates, allocation of resources which all fall under macroeconomic as well as microeconomics."

Joshua South Africa

Reviews

"The tutor brought whole new perspective to subjects that I understood differently before. He really made us think outside the box and I feel like I’ve challenged intellectually."

Perla Lebanon

ACADEMIC SUMMER COURSES SAMPLE TIMETABLE : AGE 13-15

Week 1

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Sunday
- Arrival and Orientation(Tap for more)
  When students arrive at their accommodation, they will be greeted by our on-course staff, who will check them in show them to their accommodation.
- Course Induction
- Dinner
- Evening activities(Tap for more)
  As part of your organised timetable, social activities will be delivered by your group leaders, these can include anything from traditional university activities like punting, to ghost tours around the city centre.
Monday
- Breakfast
- Subject lesson(Tap for more)
  During lessons, your experienced subject tutor will guide you through new concepts and assign tasks to build your knowledge, skills, and confidence. You will be supported to learn at your own pace, and in return they’ll ask you to contribute to the class, put forward your ideas and not be afraid to make mistakes or ask questions. This is the best way to immerse yourself in the subject and understand even the most difficult concepts! Classes take place in small groups of no more than 8 students, and each lesson is 3 hours long (including breaks). They take place in the mornings or afternoons on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays - on Wednesdays you will be off-site taking part in a day trip.
- Lunch
- Study time(Tap for more)
  Homework will be set by your tutor at least once or twice per week. This may be an individual piece of work, or a collaborative project to complete with your classmates.
- Excursion
- Dinner
- Evening activities(Tap for more)
  As part of your organised timetable, social activities will be delivered by your group leaders, these can include anything from traditional university activities like punting, to ghost tours around the city centre.
Tuesday
- Breakfast
- Subject lesson(Tap for more)
  During lessons, your experienced subject tutor will guide you through new concepts and assign tasks to build your knowledge, skills, and confidence. You will be supported to learn at your own pace, and in return they’ll ask you to contribute to the class, put forward your ideas and not be afraid to make mistakes or ask questions. This is the best way to immerse yourself in the subject and understand even the most difficult concepts! Classes take place in small groups of no more than 8 students, and each lesson is 3 hours long (including breaks). They take place in the mornings or afternoons on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays - on Wednesdays you will be off-site taking part in a day trip.
- Lunch
- Group workshop(Tap for more)
  You will take part in three-hour workshops during your course. These are a chance to work with students studying different subjects to solve problems, develop practical skills, and learn something new.
- Free time
- Dinner
- Evening activities(Tap for more)
  As part of your organised timetable, social activities will be delivered by your group leaders, these can include anything from traditional university activities like punting, to ghost tours around the city centre.
Wednesday
- Breakfast
- Day trip(Tap for more)
  Each course includes three full-day day trips. These will be to a range of exciting cities, or landmarks - a great opportunity to uncover England’s rich culture, and enjoy time together with your fellow students.
- Dinner
- Evening activities(Tap for more)
  As part of your organised timetable, social activities will be delivered by your group leaders, these can include anything from traditional university activities like punting, to ghost tours around the city centre.
Thursday
- Breakfast
- Subject lesson(Tap for more)
  During lessons, your experienced subject tutor will guide you through new concepts and assign tasks to build your knowledge, skills, and confidence. You will be supported to learn at your own pace, and in return they’ll ask you to contribute to the class, put forward your ideas and not be afraid to make mistakes or ask questions. This is the best way to immerse yourself in the subject and understand even the most difficult concepts! Classes take place in small groups of no more than 8 students, and each lesson is 3 hours long (including breaks). They take place in the mornings or afternoons on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays - on Wednesdays you will be off-site taking part in a day trip.
- Lunch
- Study time(Tap for more)
  Homework will be set by your tutor at least once or twice per week. This may be an individual piece of work, or a collaborative project to complete with your classmates.
- Sports and games
- Dinner
- Evening activities(Tap for more)
  As part of your organised timetable, social activities will be delivered by your group leaders, these can include anything from traditional university activities like punting, to ghost tours around the city centre.
Friday
- Breakfast
- Subject lesson(Tap for more)
  During lessons, your experienced subject tutor will guide you through new concepts and assign tasks to build your knowledge, skills, and confidence. You will be supported to learn at your own pace, and in return they’ll ask you to contribute to the class, put forward your ideas and not be afraid to make mistakes or ask questions. This is the best way to immerse yourself in the subject and understand even the most difficult concepts! Classes take place in small groups of no more than 8 students, and each lesson is 3 hours long (including breaks). They take place in the mornings or afternoons on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays - on Wednesdays you will be off-site taking part in a day trip.
- Lunch
- Free time
- Formal dinner
- Evening activities(Tap for more)
  As part of your organised timetable, social activities will be delivered by your group leaders, these can include anything from traditional university activities like punting, to ghost tours around the city centre.
Saturday
- Breakfast
- Day trip(Tap for more)
  Each course includes three full-day day trips. These will be to a range of exciting cities, or landmarks - a great opportunity to uncover England’s rich culture, and enjoy time together with your fellow students.

Week 2

07:00
08:00
09:00
10:00
11:00
12:00
13:00
14:00
15:00
16:00
17:00
18:00
19:00
20:00
21:00
22:00

Sunday
- Breakfast
- Activities, free time and lunch
- Dinner
- Evening activities(Tap for more)
  As part of your organised timetable, social activities will be delivered by your group leaders, these can include anything from traditional university activities like punting, to ghost tours around the city centre.
Monday
- Breakfast
- Group workshop(Tap for more)
  You will take part in three-hour workshops during your course. These are a chance to work with students studying different subjects to solve problems, develop practical skills, and learn something new.
- Lunch
- Subject lesson(Tap for more)
  During lessons, your experienced subject tutor will guide you through new concepts and assign tasks to build your knowledge, skills, and confidence. You will be supported to learn at your own pace, and in return they’ll ask you to contribute to the class, put forward your ideas and not be afraid to make mistakes or ask questions. This is the best way to immerse yourself in the subject and understand even the most difficult concepts! Classes take place in small groups of no more than 8 students, and each lesson is 3 hours long (including breaks). They take place in the mornings or afternoons on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays - on Wednesdays you will be off-site taking part in a day trip.
- Free time
- Dinner
- Evening activities(Tap for more)
  As part of your organised timetable, social activities will be delivered by your group leaders, these can include anything from traditional university activities like punting, to ghost tours around the city centre.
Tuesday
- Breakfast
- Study time(Tap for more)
  Homework will be set by your tutor at least once or twice per week. This may be an individual piece of work, or a collaborative project to complete with your classmates.
- Lunch
- Subject lesson(Tap for more)
  During lessons, your experienced subject tutor will guide you through new concepts and assign tasks to build your knowledge, skills, and confidence. You will be supported to learn at your own pace, and in return they’ll ask you to contribute to the class, put forward your ideas and not be afraid to make mistakes or ask questions. This is the best way to immerse yourself in the subject and understand even the most difficult concepts! Classes take place in small groups of no more than 8 students, and each lesson is 3 hours long (including breaks). They take place in the mornings or afternoons on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays - on Wednesdays you will be off-site taking part in a day trip.
- Free time
- Dinner
- Evening activities(Tap for more)
  As part of your organised timetable, social activities will be delivered by your group leaders, these can include anything from traditional university activities like punting, to ghost tours around the city centre.
Wednesday
- Breakfast
- Day trip(Tap for more)
  Each course includes three full-day day trips. These will be to a range of exciting cities, or landmarks - a great opportunity to uncover England’s rich culture, and enjoy time together with your fellow students.
- Dinner
- Evening activities(Tap for more)
  As part of your organised timetable, social activities will be delivered by your group leaders, these can include anything from traditional university activities like punting, to ghost tours around the city centre.
Thursday
- Breakfast
- Study time(Tap for more)
  Homework will be set by your tutor at least once or twice per week. This may be an individual piece of work, or a collaborative project to complete with your classmates.
- Lunch
- Subject lesson(Tap for more)
  During lessons, your experienced subject tutor will guide you through new concepts and assign tasks to build your knowledge, skills, and confidence. You will be supported to learn at your own pace, and in return they’ll ask you to contribute to the class, put forward your ideas and not be afraid to make mistakes or ask questions. This is the best way to immerse yourself in the subject and understand even the most difficult concepts! Classes take place in small groups of no more than 8 students, and each lesson is 3 hours long (including breaks). They take place in the mornings or afternoons on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays - on Wednesdays you will be off-site taking part in a day trip.
- Sports and games
- Dinner
- Evening activities(Tap for more)
  As part of your organised timetable, social activities will be delivered by your group leaders, these can include anything from traditional university activities like punting, to ghost tours around the city centre.
Friday
- Breakfast
- Excursion
- Lunch
- Subject lesson(Tap for more)
  During lessons, your experienced subject tutor will guide you through new concepts and assign tasks to build your knowledge, skills, and confidence. You will be supported to learn at your own pace, and in return they’ll ask you to contribute to the class, put forward your ideas and not be afraid to make mistakes or ask questions. This is the best way to immerse yourself in the subject and understand even the most difficult concepts! Classes take place in small groups of no more than 8 students, and each lesson is 3 hours long (including breaks). They take place in the mornings or afternoons on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays - on Wednesdays you will be off-site taking part in a day trip.
- Free time
- Graduation and formal dinner
- Bop (disco)
Saturday
- Breakfast
- Departures

Economics

Learning

Outline

Teaching methodology

The Experience

Typical outings

Westminster, London

Typical outings

Bath

Typical outings

Blenheim Palace

Typical outings

Ashmolean Museum

Typical outings

Warwick Castle

Typical outings

British Museum

Reviews

Reviews

Reviews

Reviews

Reviews

Stay in Oxford

Accommodation

Food and catering

ACADEMIC SUMMER COURSES SAMPLE TIMETABLE : AGE 13-15

Week 1

Week 2

Dates & Prices

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