Junior Summer Courses (10-12 and 13-16)

Our exceptional junior summer courses are held at Rye St. Antony School (location map), only a ten minute bus ride away from both St. Clare's main site and Oxford city centre, during the months of July and August. The school and its grounds are enclosed by a secure perimeter wall, making it safe for your children.

The junior summer courses fall into two age groups: young juniors age 10-12 and juniors age 13-16. This allows us to tailor classes, activities and accommodation to the children's needs. Our teachers are selected for their experience with the age group and their expertise in teaching. Students are carefully supervised and our high ratio of staff to students (1:6) ensures that the welfare of the students is secure. All courses offer an excellent balance between classroom-based study and exciting action-packed activities.

Choose the best course for you for a complete language learning experience:

• Juniors (13-16 years)
• Young Juniors (10-12 years

Junior Courses (13-16)

• Study for 3 or 6 weeks (July and August)
• 18 hours' language tuition per week
• Maximum class size: 15
• Level: beginner to advanced

Programme includes:

• 14 hours of core language study per week (3.5 hours on 4 weekday mornings each)
• 4 hours per week of project classes (2 afternoons of 2 hours)
• Some language work linked to the activities programme, e.g. useful vocabulary for playing sports, excursion preparation
• Course journal - the students keep a record of their work and experiences
• Student folder
• Placement test
• Extensive programme of after class activities
• 3 excursions per week
• End of course certificate and report

To give you an idea of how our course is run, have a look at our sample programme from last year.

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Young Junior Courses (10-12)

• Study for 3 or 6 weeks (July and August)
• 15 hours' language tuition per week
• Maximum class size: 15
• Level: beginner to advanced

Programme includes:

• 12 hours of core language study per week (3 hours on 4 weekday mornings each)
• 3 hours per week of project classes (2 afternoons of 1.5 hours)
• Language learning through specially designed class activities for the younger age group, e.g. team games; using puppets, story-telling, songs, project work etc.
• Language work linked to the activities programme, e.g. useful vocabulary for playing sports, excursion preparation
• Course diary - the students keep a record of their work and experiences
• Student folder
• Placement test
• Extensive programme of after class activities
• 3 excursions per week
• End of course certificate and report

To give you an idea of how our course is run, have a look at our sample programme from last year.