Sedbergh International Summer School
English + Outdoor Adventure
North of England
Course Information
About This Course
Sedbergh International Summer School offers a minimum of 15 hours of English tuition per week, delivered by experienced, enthusiastic native-level teachers who make lessons engaging, fun, and interactive. Lessons follow a project-based curriculum that promotes Active Communication, with speaking, listening, reading, and grammar skills continually assessed and improved.
Beyond the classroom, pupils joining English + Outdoor Adventure participate in a wide range of outdoor activities designed to build confidence, resilience, and leadership skills. They may find themselves kayaking across the stunning waters of Lake Windermere, scrambling through rocky ghylls, or abseiling down waterfalls—all under the guidance of expert instructors. Other activities include rock climbing, caving, orienteering, raft building, and fell walking. These challenges not only provide excitement but also foster essential life skills such as teamwork, problem-solving, and adaptability.
This course is more than a summer school—it is a transformative journey where pupils improve their English, embrace adventure, and create lifelong memories in one of the most beautiful regions of the UK.
Course Highlights
- 15 Hours of English Tuition Weekly: Delivered by experienced, enthusiastic native-level teachers with a 1:15 ratio for personalized attention.
- Thrilling Outdoor Adventures: From kayaking and rock climbing to ghyll scrambling and abseiling—connect with nature while building confidence.
- Suitable for both juniors and seniors, aged 8-16
- Visit some of the UK's most beautiful locations in the heart of the Lake District National Park
- Leadership, Teamwork & Resilience: Learn to meet challenge 'head-on' as you strengthen essential life skills, supported by expert instructors in a safe environment.
Testimonials
My favourite thing about Sedbergh was doing activities I hadn't done before, like fly-fishing and sailing.
Pupil, Germany