Day camp with English for children ages 11-14

Choose the camp based on age category and location in the e-shop. You can pay directly by card, or receive instructions for wire transfer. We will then send you a link to the electronic application form, where you provide detailed information about the camper, including their experience with English to date and any health/dietary restrictions.

Last year, most of our camps were full by early June. Therefore, we recommend signing them up several months in advance to have a choice of dates and locations. Last minute orders are possible, but you will have to adapt to the available dates.

You can choose from two levels. For less advanced students, register them for camps marked A2 (lower-intermediate). For more advanced students who have completed and mastered the first two textbooks, send them to camps marked B1+ (intermediate and above). If you’re unsure, feel free to write to us or call, and we’ll be happy to assist you.

We have an agreement with a supplier who delivers hot lunches, including soup, daily. If we go on a full-day trip, the children will receive a baguette for the journey. There are two lunch options on offer: standard lunch or vegetarian lunch. If your camper has any dietary restrictions, please indicate these in the camp application form, and we will consult with you well in advance.

All the admissions are included in the camp price. If you want to give children allowance, we recommend maximally CZK 100.

All of the day camp teachers teach for us in the course of the school year, so we know them all well. We choose native speakers that have a good rapport with children. Their average age is around 26 years old, and most of them are from the USA, Britain, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand.

In addition to the age group, the camp’s focus, activities offered, and teaching methods also differ. Younger children learn English through play, communicating naturally with foreign instructors during daily games and exploring new situations. Older children actively use English as their primary means of communication while collaborating on tasks and activities within the camp’s thematic programme.

It depends on the child’s level of maturity, but we would generally recommend the camp for older children, meaning ages 11-14. In general, camps for the 6-10 age group are designed for preschoolers just before starting school and students in the first through third grades. Older children will feel more comfortable in camps for the older age group.