Register for three summer weeks and get 10% discount!
Summer in the city can never be dull with the British Council summer programme for children. Come and explore the UK and the world through a range of fascinating topics.You’ll learn about the crime world of Sherlock Holmes; the culture and legends of the UK; stories around the world from the British Museum; improve your understanding of social media and Instagram; and finally learn about the origins of the monster Frankenstein and other monstrous creatures. What are you waiting for?
The programme is structured in one week stand-alone modules. Each module consists of 10 hours of English classes divided into 2 one hour lessons a day, and 2 hours of additional activities (such as projects and games). The lessons are based around books, films and the British Council’s own unique resources.
| Requirements | 11 - 14 years of age by 30 September 2025 |
| Price of the course |
880 RON/ module
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| Course period |
Weekly modules, from 30 June to 5 September 2025 |
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Schedule*
*Choose which time suits best. This can be amended, please ensure you discuss it during your free consultation. |
Monday to Friday 09:00 – 13:45 or 14:30 – 19:15 |
With Summer in the City your child will practice their English and have fun throughout summer in a relaxed positive learning environment. Weekly themes. he first five weeks mirror the last five, so that week 1 will be the same theme as week 6, week 2 the same as week 7, and so on. Depending on the child's level of English, tested for free with us, you can choose from three types of thematic weeks: discovery, journey and explorer.
Discovery themes
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Lights, Camera, Action! |
Lights, Camera, Action focuses on the theme of film and TV. |
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Our Wonderful World |
Our Wonderful World focuses on the topic of the environment and how we can protect it. |
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Space Explorer |
Space Explorer focuses on learning about space exploration while reading a short story about a young space adventurer. |
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Myths and Legends |
Join us on Myths and Legends week where students will explore the fascinating world of myths and legends from around the globe. Uncover heroic quests, magical creatures, and ancient tales that have shaped cultures for centuries. |
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Homes for the future |
Homes for the future focuses on the topic of architecture and smart technology to make our future living a more economically friendly place. |
Journey themes
| Going for Gold | Going for Gold focuses on the theme of sport and how it develops life skills
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| A Fusion of Flavours | A Fusion of Flavours focuses on the theme of food, flavours and recipes
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| Space Explorer | Space Explorer focuses on learning about space exploration while reading a short story about a young space adventurer.
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| The Writings on the Wall | The Writings on the Wall focuses on the theme of artists, creativity and the ideas communicated through art |
| Bright Ideas | Bright Ideas focuses on the theme of inventions and inventors |
Explorer themes
| Sports for all |
In Sports for all, focuses on looking at the advantages of doing sports and its importance around the world. |
| Better cities better lives |
In Better cities better lives, focuses around the theme of urbanisation, redevelopment, and how we can make our cities a better place to live. |
| Stand Up for your rights |
Stand Up for your rights focuses on the theme of teenage activism.
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| Comedy Gold |
Comedy Gold focuses on the theme of comedy. |
| Ways of seeing |
Ways of seeing focuses on the theme of artists, creativity and the ideas communicated through different art forms. |