A school in the city
Study at Belvedere College, a central base for exploring Dublin with the programme staff.
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TrustScore 4.8 · 91 reviewsDiscover Dublin with students from other countries through English, sport and city visits. The camp for ages 14–17 offers 15 hours of lessons a week and full-board homestay or residential options, including transfers and insurance. Arrivals and departures are on Wednesdays, with a full-day trip each Saturday.
The course and your experience in Dublin.
Study at Belvedere College, a central base for exploring Dublin with the programme staff.
Fifteen weekly hours and activities with international students encourage conversation well beyond the classroom.
Homestay or residence with full board, transfers and insurance; Day Camp is available without accommodation.
Independent free time is part of the programme from 15; at 14 it needs parental permission, always within the centre's rules.
Lessons are designed to help students use English in practice rather than simply study it from a textbook. The programme includes 15 hours of English per week and develops the core language skills, with particular emphasis on speaking and confidence in communication.
Learning continues throughout the day, as activities, sports, visits and time spent with international students provide further opportunities to listen to and speak English in real-life situations. Lessons last 60 minutes and run on four mornings a week (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday) from 08:30 to 12:30 with a short break. Wednesday is arrival and departure day, and every session starts on a Wednesday: in 2027 on 30 June and 7, 14, 21 and 28 July. All levels are welcome, including complete beginners.
Tuition spread across four mornings.
Particular attention to spoken English.
Students are encouraged to use English during activities and throughout their time in Dublin.
Four mornings of English, afternoons of activities around the city, organised evenings and a full-day trip outside Dublin on Saturday; Wednesday is arrival and departure day.
| Time | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08:30–12:30 | English lessons | English lessons | Arrivals and departures / tour for continuing students | English lessons | English lessons | Full-day excursion | Free time |
| 14:00–17:30 | Walking tour of Dublin | Dublin Zoo | Arrivals and departures / tour for continuing students | Indoor swimming, sports & games | Visit to Dundrum Town Centre | Full-day excursion | Free time |
| 18:00–20:30 | Free time | Irish dancing | Arrivals and departures / tour for continuing students | Disco | Free time | Free time | Free time |
Homestay example, with two organised evenings. Residential students have five organised evenings. Wednesday is for arrivals and departures or a tour for continuing students.
Spend your summer in the heart of Dublin at Belvedere College
Classes take place at Belvedere College, only minutes from O'Connell Street.
15 hours of tuition each week plus plenty of opportunities to practise during activities and visits.
Swimming pool, indoor sports hall and rooftop Astro pitch at the Summer Camp campus.
Teenagers from more than 40 countries share lessons, activities and free time together.
Residential and Homestay programmes include a full-day excursion outside Dublin each week.
About a 7-minute walk from the college · Full board · Five organised evenings a week
Shared room · Full board, packed lunch included · School within about an hour by public transport
Full board in the residence or with the host family; the homestay option also includes a packed lunch and snacks.
Full board for the whole stay, included in the residential package.
Full board with the family, with a packed lunch and snacks for the day at the college.
Vegetarian, vegan, coeliac or lactose-free needs should be declared at booking; with accommodation packages they carry a weekly supplement.
Dublin is a city to explore on foot, with lively streets, museums, music and neighbourhoods along the Liffey. Its international atmosphere and opportunities to meet people make it easy to use English beyond the classroom.
Built around reassurance, routine and support.
Age-appropriate campuses, activities and routines.
Residential teams in every centre, from lessons to lights out.
Under-14s are accompanied by an adult at every step of the journey.
One EduLeap contact before, during and after the stay.
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