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Course · St Clare’s Oxford
Study core academic subjects and develop independent study skills while exploring key elements of the IB Diploma. Develop research, critical-thinking and academic enquiry through an Extended Essay project and a Theory of Knowledge module culminating in an exhibition, all at the oldest IB school in England.
Advance your IB Methodology: Build on your existing IB knowledge and refine your approach to the IB philosophy and methodology, strengthening your foundation as you progress through the Diploma.
Targeted Preparation to Excel in the IB Diploma: Deepen your subject knowledge and skills across English Literature, English Language, Maths, Performing Arts, Humanities, Science and Theory of Knowledge, building on what you're already studying to help you excel further.
Specialist IB Teaching: Learn from highly experienced IB teachers at England’s longest established IB World School, with 50 years of expertise.
Theory of Knowledge at a University Museum: Take your TOK skills further with a dedicated session held at an Oxford University museum, sharpening critical thinking, analysis and international mindedness in a setting built for it.
Academic Study Visits in Oxford: Extend your learning beyond the classroom with academic study visits around Oxford, connecting your subjects to the city's rich academic and cultural heritage.
Workshops to Support your Extended Essay: Get hands-on guidance through dedicated Extended Essay workshops, helping you plan, research and structure your essay with confidence.
Higher Education Advice Session: Get practical guidance on next steps with a dedicated Higher Education advice session, helping you plan ahead with confidence.
Small Class Sizes & Supportive Environment: With a maximum of 12 students per class, you'll benefit from personalised support and close interaction with subject specialists.
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General footage from Summer Academic and English Programme for Teenagers in Oxford. Teaching, activities and settings vary by age, subject and session.
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| Session | Dates | Duration | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Teenagers: IB Advance (15 - 17) | 27 June - 3 weeks | 27 Jun 2027 - 17 Jul 2027Enrolling Now | 3 weeks | £5,670 |
St Clare’s Oxford offers established summer programmes in English and academic subjects for juniors aged 9–15, teenagers aged 15–17, adults aged 18+, and organised student groups.
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- Juniors aged 9-12 – dormitories of 4-6 students at the St Clare’s Campus - Juniors aged 13-15 – single or twin rooms at the St Clare’s Campus - Older teenagers stay in a shared residential room near the main College buildings at 139 Banbury Road - Adults have a choice of single or twin rooms at 3 Bardwell Road or 382 Banbury Road
Juniors – 16.5 hours per week Teenagers – 19.25 or 22.9 hours per week Adults – 13.75 or 19.25 hours per week
English language courses have a minimum CEFR level of A2 so are unsuitable for complete beginners. Exam preparation courses have a minimum level of B1 All other courses have a minimum level of B2
Juniors are monitored closely on a secure campus. Older Teenagers and Adults are issued with a photo ID card that is needed to access any of our College buildings and residences. A team that includes Teachers, House Parents, Activity Leaders and a Nurse led by our experienced Course Director and Welfare Manager is available 24/7 to supervise students under 18 years of age.
Junior programmes (ages 9-15) include free Heathrow transfers. For Juniors using other airports, older teenagers (ages 15-17) and adults please see our list of transfer prices: https://stclares.ac.uk/student-life/airport-transfers/
Insurance is included. Details of the coverage are available at this link - https://stclares.ac.uk/app/uploads/Insurance-policy-for-personal-accident-and-group-travel.pdf
Student will receive a certificate from St Clare’s and a personalised report at the end of the course.
Students will either need a Standard Visitor Visa for stays up to 6 months or a new eVisa. Learn more at https://stclares.ac.uk/about-us/visa-advice/.
Learn more on the official St Clare’s Oxford website .