SKOLA English in London / SKOLA Regent's Park

SKOLA's English Summer School at Regent's University inside Regent's Park, London is perfect for students looking to learn English and discover other cultures. Students develop their English in the morning and have a hot lunch in the on-site canteen. In the afternoon students have fun playing sports in Regent's Park or artistic activities. They visit the best sights and museums in London two times per week and end with presentations and a party. The 6-day course includes a full-day Discover England excursion on Saturday.

Why with us

• The only junior English summer school in a Royal London Park

Courses

Summer School 6 days per week

Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 4:30pm including 15hours of English class + 15hours of sports, activities, excursions and leadership. Lunch included and a Full day Saturday trip.

Summer School 5 days per week

Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 4:30pm including 15hours of English class + 15hours of sports, activities, excursions and leadership. Lunch included.

Summer School 5 half-days per week

Monday to Friday 9:00am to 12:15pm per week including 15hours of English class.

Accommodation

Children aged 12-17 stay in our local residence and walk to school each morning with our staff. Single rooms are provided and all meals are included/ Students aged 10-11 stay in a local homestay and get to school with our car service.

Teaching and Lessons

Each week has a theme for the lessons, the Discover London visits, and the activities. For example, London Calling - a geography-based week has visits to the London Eye and the National Portrait Gallery. Lessons build language around the theme including grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, and speaking. Our 10-12 year olds follow our London Explorers course which includes two hours per week to develop their exploring skills. Our 13 -17-year-olds follow our London Leaders course for two hours per week to develop their leadership skills. Students develop work related to all the learning and the visits, such as a poster, a talk, a play, or even a video. They present their work to the school on Friday afternoons before the party.