English + Multi Activity Sports
CLAYESMORE SCHOOL | AGES 9 - 15
The Programme
The Exsportise Outdoor Activity Sports Plus English Language Learning Summer Camp is designed to give young students a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of recreational sports while enhancing their English language skills. Students will not only learn English through their team-building outdoor adventures but also in the classroom with Exsportise’s British Council-accredited English course, providing students with 21st-century English language skills.
THE PROGRAMME:
Price per week: £2100
Ages: 9-15
Course content: 15hrs English Lessons + 15hrs Coaching
Location/s: Clayesmore School
Dates: 06/07/2024 - 2/08/2024 (Min. 1 Week)
Average Class Size: 1:10 English, 1:8 Sports
English Level: Beginner - Advance (A1-C1)
WHAT’S INCLUDED?
✔ Accommodation and All meals
✔ All Tuition & Coaching
✔ True Me Entertainment programme
✔ Excursions (2+ week stays)
✔ 24/7 Welfare Support
✔ Standard Airport Transfers
✔ End of course report and certificate
✔ Comprehensive Travel Insurance
✔ Shirt and Bottle
COURSE CONTENT: WHAT WILL MY CHILD LEARN?
Essential 21st-century skills, including creative and critical thinking, adaptability, communication, and digital literacy both in and out of activities.
Skills to work and articulate thoughts in a multicultural environment whilst broadening their horizons with insights into pressing global topics and challenges.
Empower their Authentic “True Me” by developing and nurturing their self-knowledge, talent and self-confidence.
Led by experienced instructors, this programme enables students to develop their physical abilities, stamina, and resilience while at the same time fostering teamwork and leadership skills.
Recommended for students who prefer to try different sports every day, such as: Archery, Climbing, Kayaking, High Ropes, Orienteering, Paddle Boarding, Rafting and other onsite sports.
2025 DATES & PRICES
“I am really enjoying myself here and learning a lot and meeting a lot of people from different cultures.”