History Explorers
Join the History Explorers Summer School at Oxford Summer Courses
Oxford Summer Courses is delighted to offer young history enthusiasts aged 9-12 an exciting opportunity to delve into the past with our History Explorers summer school. Tailored learning journeys nurture independent thought within an inclusive community, hosted at renowned boarding schools. Apply now to study History Explorers and embark on a transformative summer school journey with Oxford Summer Courses.
What is History Exploration?
History Exploration allows students to dive into the stories, events, and figures that have shaped our world. Through interactive learning, students discover key moments in history, exploring the causes and consequences of major historical events. By studying History, young learners gain a deeper understanding of how the past influences the present and the future, while developing critical thinking, analytical, and research skills.
Why Study History Exploration with Oxford Summer Courses?
Studying History at renowned boarding schools provides students with the chance to explore the past in a hands-on, engaging environment. Our History Explorers programme combines creative activities, group projects, and discussions that bring history to life. Whether analysing historical sources or engaging in role-playing activities, students are guided by expert tutors who foster a love for history while encouraging curiosity and independent thought.
A Tailored Learning Experience
Our History Explorers summer school offers small class sizes to ensure personalised attention and a rich learning experience. Students engage in interactive workshops, group discussions, and hands-on projects that immerse them in historical inquiry. Our tutors adapt the curriculum to the interests and abilities of each group, creating a dynamic and stimulating environment. This course is perfect for young learners who are fascinated by history and eager to explore the past in creative and engaging ways.
How Are the Courses Structured?
Our History Explorers summer courses are one-week programmes designed to provide a deep exploration of history through interactive and engaging learning experiences. Each day includes a combination of lessons, group discussions, and historical activities, allowing students to apply their knowledge in fun and practical ways. Tutors adjust the curriculum based on students’ interests, ensuring a stimulating and rewarding learning journey. By the end of the course, students will have developed a strong understanding of key historical events and sharpened their analytical and research skills.
Skills Gained and Future Opportunities
Studying History Exploration provides students with valuable skills in critical thinking, research, and communication—skills that are essential for future academic success. Whether students are interested in becoming historians, teachers, or simply improving their understanding of the world, this course equips them with the tools they need. By the end of the programme, students will have gained a newfound appreciation for history and developed the ability to analyse and interpret historical events.
Why Study at Leading Boarding Schools?
Studying at leading boarding schools offers young learners the opportunity to explore history in an inspiring and supportive environment. As a History Explorers student, you will engage with history in interactive ways while experiencing life at a prestigious school. From participating in hands-on projects to exploring historical landmarks, studying History Explorers at renowned boarding schools offers a unique and enriching experience that goes beyond the classroom.
How to Apply
Applying is simple! Choose your course by selecting the subject, dates, and accommodation. Provide your personal and school information, including a short personal statement explaining why you'd be a great fit. Review and submit your application. After submission, our admissions team will review your details, and you’ll hear back within 2-3 days. Apply now to join us at Oxford Summer Courses!