King Edward’s School

Q: Are you affiliated with Oxford, Cambridge, or any host campus?

No. We’re independent and not affiliated with Oxford, Cambridge, or any campus/venue mentioned on the site.

Q: Are the programs “official” university courses?

No. Providers are independent and usually contract campus facilities. These are not university-run and do not grant university credit from Oxford or Cambridge.

Q: Do you run courses yourselves?

No—we don’t operate programs. We curate a selection of trusted, independent providers so families can compare options easily.

Q: How do you make money?

We may earn a small referral fee when you book via our links. It doesn’t increase your price. Read our referrals disclaimer.

Q: Who do I book and pay with?

You book and pay directly with the course provider. They set live dates, fees, terms, and policies—always check their booking page for the latest info.

Q: What’s included in the price?

It varies by program. Many include tuition, accommodation, meals, and activities; extras (e.g., airport transfers) may be separate. See the provider’s inclusions.

Q: What are the cancellation and refund terms?

Policies are provider-specific. Please read their booking terms carefully and contact the provider with any questions before paying.

Welcome to our guide to the best summer courses taking place on campus at King Edward’s School.

Campus Summary

Founded by King Edward VI in 1553, this top British boarding school has rich historic connections and boasts 100-acres of beautiful gardens, woodland and green space. Its teaching and social facilities are first-class, including a state-of-the-art sports complex with an indoor swimming pool, sports hall, fitness suite and outdoor Astroturf pitches, as well as a dance studio and impressive library. Offering warm and nurturing ‘home from home’ environment, King Edward’s pastoral support staff are available 24/7.

Located in the sublime rolling hills of Surrey in the south of the UK, the school is perfectly positioned between the beautiful English coastline and its traditional seaside towns, and the vibrant metropolis of London – both are less than an hour away by train!