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    English plus Science Summer Camp in Brighton

    by Bucksmore Education

    A residential English and science camp in Brighton combining language study with hands-on workshops in coding, robotics, forensics and rockets.

    Last verified: 31 Jul 2026Reviewed by:BSBen Stacy
    English plus Science Summer Camp in Brighton

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    Brighton Science Camp at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility

    Current status

    Recently closed

    Eligibility

    Ages 11-15; A1 English

    Age range / Year group

    11-15

    Location / Region

    OIC Brighton, UK

    Cost

    £1,795 per week

    Duration

    2 weeks

    Format

    Residential, in person

    Latest deadline

    14 July 2026

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    Class size: 15 students

    Accommodation: Full boarding

    Meals: Three meals daily

    Certificate / Outcome: Certificate and report

    Teaching time: 22.5 hours weekly

    Excursions: Three weekly excursions

    Brighton Science Camp summary

    Bucksmore’s English Plus Science camp pairs English-language learning with practical workshops in coding, robotics, forensics and rockets.

    Students combine lessons and group projects with excursions, activities and a residential campus experience near Brighton.

    It suits younger learners who want their English practice to be active, social and connected to hands-on science.

    What is English plus Science Summer Camp in Brighton?

    Bucksmore’s English Plus Science Summer Camp in Brighton is a residential course that combines English-language study with practical science activities. The programme uses workshops, tutorials, conversation classes and group projects to make language learning part of a busy summer-school experience.

    Students explore themes that may include coding, robotics, forensic science and rockets, then apply their learning through projects and excursions. The course is based at OIC Brighton and is designed to make science approachable while building confidence in English.

    Why Succeed highlights Brighton Science Camp

    • It joins English learning to tangible science workshops rather than treating the subject as an add-on.

    • Robotics, coding, forensics and rockets give students several accessible ways into STEM exploration.

    • The residential structure includes excursions and evening activities, creating a fuller international summer-school experience.

    • A final CEFR-aligned assessment, report card and certificate give families a clearer record of progress.

    Who is Brighton Science Camp for?

    Best for

    Younger students who want to improve English while trying varied, practical science activities in a supervised residential setting.

    Not ideal if

    Your child wants a specialist science course with sustained depth in one discipline rather than a broad English-plus programme.

    Is Brighton Science Camp worth it?

    This is a strong option for a student who will learn best by using English throughout workshops, projects, excursions and daily residential life. The blend of social structure and practical STEM themes is likely to feel more engaging than a classroom-only language course.

    The limitation is that the science content is deliberately broad and theme-led, so it is better for exploration than advanced subject specialisation. Families should also assess whether a residential international camp is the right fit for their child’s independence and confidence.

    A practical overview of cost, accommodation, meals, dates and provider details to review before deciding.

    Cost and what is included

    £1,795 per week; includes Subject tuition and academic materials., Full boarding and three daily meals., Activities, excursions and attraction entry costs., Complimentary UK airport transfers, subject to conditions., Travel insurance..

    Accommodation

    Full boarding

    Meals

    Three meals daily

    Supervision or safety information

    The campus has safeguarding-trained and background-checked staff, 24-hour security, first-aid-trained staff and an on-site management team.

    Provider details

    Review the Bucksmore Education provider page and official sources before making a final decision.

    Dates and logistics

    2 weeks; OIC Brighton, UK.

    What to check before committing

    Confirm current dates, payment terms, travel arrangements, cancellation rules and what is included with the provider.

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    How much preparation does Brighton Science Camp need?

    Effort level

    Moderate.

    Best started

    Six to eight weeks before an announced summer start.

    Main challenge

    Adjusting to an English-speaking residential routine while joining varied activities.

    Typical preparation

    • For a future cycle, gather passport, current-school and parent or guardian details before starting the online application.

    • Discuss any medical needs, allergies and dietary requirements well before arrival.

    • Read the venue pre-arrival guide and organise travel documents early if travelling internationally.

    Useful if

    Your child enjoys learning by doing and meeting international peers.

    What do students do on Brighton Science Camp?

    Students practise English through academic tutorials, conversation classes, collaborative projects and cultural activities, while taking part in science workshops. The example timetable mixes classroom learning with workshops, excursions, sport and evening social activities.

    Step-by-step process

    1. 1

      Arrive at OIC Brighton and complete introductory assessment and orientation activities.

    2. 2

      Join English lessons, tutorials, conversation classes and project preparation.

    3. 3

      Take part in practical workshops such as forensics, robotics, coding and rockets.

    4. 4

      Join organised local and London-based excursions alongside activities and sport.

    5. 5

      Complete the final Bucksmore Assessment and take part in presentations and graduation activities.

    Brighton Science Camp dates and deadlines

    Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.

    Eligibility and requirements

    • Students aged 11 to 15.

    • A1 (Beginner) English level stated.

    • Parent or guardian information is needed for application.

    How much does Brighton Science Camp cost?

    Programme fee

    £1,795 per week — Fully inclusive residential package.

    Funding or discounts

    • Reservation fee: £500 — Non-refundable for bookings made before 30 April.

    What's included

    Subject tuition and academic materials., Full boarding and three daily meals., Activities, excursions and attraction entry costs., Complimentary UK airport transfers, subject to conditions., Travel insurance.

    How to apply to Brighton Science Camp

    1. 1

      For a future cycle, complete Bucksmore’s online application form.

    2. 2

      Enter the student’s passport number and current-school details.

    3. 3

      Provide parent or guardian information.

    4. 4

      Follow the payment instructions supplied with the booking process.

    5. 5

      Request pre-enrolment documents if a visa support letter is needed.

    What does Brighton Science Camp cover?

    The programme covers the following focus areas.

    English language

    Practise English through tutorials, conversation classes, academic lessons and group projects.

    Robotics and coding

    Build and programme machines while developing programming skills and technology logic.

    Forensic science

    Explore hands-on crime-scene science through workshop activities.

    Rockets and engineering

    Design, build and test rockets through practical engineering challenges.

    Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.

    What is a typical day on Brighton Science Camp?

    A typical day during the programme.

    Breakfast

    Breakfast is scheduled from 07:45 to 08:30.

    Lessons and workshops

    Example sessions run 08:45-13:00 and 14:00-17:15.

    Excursions and activities

    The example programme includes local, Portsmouth and London activities.

    Evening programme

    Social activities run from 19:00 to 21:00 in the example timetable.

    Who teaches on Brighton Science Camp?

    Bucksmore describes its teachers as selected to reflect premium UK university and boarding-school educational experiences, with learning extending beyond the classroom. Named examples include Anthony Naso, a Director of Studies with CELTA and DELTA qualifications, and CELTA-qualified teacher Nicola Brampton.

    Students learn in small international groups, with a published class size of 15.

    Where do students stay on Brighton Science Camp?

    Residential plan

    • OIC Brighton campus: A private boarding-school campus around 10 minutes by coach from Brighton.
    • Boarding and meals: Full boarding includes three meals daily and packed lunches on excursion days.
    • Room allocation: Accommodation is arranged by gender and age in mixed-nationality dormitory groups.

    Non-residential plan

    • Day-student option: Parents or guardians are responsible for daily arrival before the first lesson.

    Specific room arrangements cannot be guaranteed.

    What happens after Brighton Science Camp?

    After completing this programme, participants often pursue:

    Receive a Bucksmore Certificate of Attendance.

    Take home a personalised report card and receive a written report.

    Use the CEFR-aligned assessment to understand English progress.

    Build confidence in English communication through projects and conversation.

    Explore possible future interests in coding, robotics, forensics and engineering.

    Where does Brighton Science Camp take place?

    The programme is based at Oxford International College Brighton, a private, green boarding-school campus around a 10-minute coach ride from Brighton. The campus brings accommodation, meals, classrooms and activities together, while Brighton features in the excursion programme.

    Brighton Science Camp FAQs

    Workshop themes may include coding, robotics, forensic science and rockets. The programme pairs these activities with English-language learning.

    Students take the Bucksmore Assessment at the end of the course. It is aligned with the CEFR scale and is followed by a report card and certification.

    The published inclusions cover full boarding, meals, subject tuition, materials, activities, excursions, airport transfers and insurance.

    Yes. A day-student option is available, but parents or guardians are responsible for bringing their child to the camp before the first lesson.

    Vegetarian options are available at every meal. Special diets, including Halal diets, can be considered when communicated in advance.

    The campus has safeguarding-trained and background-checked staff, 24-hour security, first-aid-trained staff and an on-site management team.

    The programme includes two full-day and one half-day excursion per week. Example destinations include Brighton, Portsmouth and London attractions.

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    Sources and verification

    Source types reviewed

    • Contact - Bucksmore Education Group
    • Contact - Bucksmore Education Group
    • Pre-arrival - Bucksmore Education Group
    • Apply to Bucksmore - Bucksmore Education Group
    • OIC Brighton Pre-Arrival Guide 2026
    • Bucksmore Education Terms & Conditions 2026
    • Bucksmore Prices & Dates 2026
    • English Plus Science Exploration — Course Overview
    • Course Overview
    • English plus Science Summer Camp in the UK | Bucksmore

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