Oswestry Summer camp

Every pupil joining the 2026 programme will have an online on-boarding meeting with the Programme Director. This not only helps us to assess your English (don’t worry – there is no minimum level) but also helps us to make your stay with us as comfortable as possible! On weekdays, pupils will have four academic lessons with a short break between the first two and the second. For advanced English speakers or those for whom English is a native language, these lessons will be built on our immersive curriculum topics. For others, they will have two immersive lessons and then two lessons of English language (Speaking and Listening and then Reading and Writing). All lessons are 40 minutes long and classes are divided by age (seniors and juniors) and then by English ability – assessed informally as part of our online on-boarding process. When lessons are over, pupils can look forward to an exciting programme of co -curricular options which runs throughout the afternoon . Pupils select their activities each morning from a range of options which cover sporting, creative and intellectual areas (although we do require that pupils select one active option each day. This year’s activities included Fine Art, Music Composition, Kayaking, Basketball, Horse Riding, Rambling, Badminton, Basketball, Football, Cricket, Media, Cookery, Swimming, Drama and many more . These activities are often blended with our Oswestry School holiday club, which means there are plenty of opportunities for UK and International pupils to mingle .

Week 1: Literature. Week 2: Leadership

• Dates: July 8 – august 11, 2026
• Ages: Suitable for students aged 8-18
• Location: Founded in 1407, it is one of the oldest non-denominational schools in the country and stands on the edge of the attractive market town of Oswestry, in Shropshire, on the border of England and Wales.