Academic, Sports & Creative Summer Camps at Stirling University, with ISSFT

The academic core involves 39 hours of study in a selected subject; options ranging from language and literature to global leadership and entrepreneurship. Classes are collaborative, with a focus on student engagement, goal-setting, and reflection. Depending on proficiency, English courses focus either on language instruction or real-life communication skills.

Afternoon sessions are dedicated to skill development in the elective chosen by students. Offerings span sports like golf, tennis, soccer, and basketball to artistic ventures such as theatre and photography. Additionally, courses like coding and sports leadership allow for a diverse range of interests to be pursued. The experience is further enriched with evening activities and trips to exciting destinations.

Students are housed in single-occupancy rooms; the majority come with en-suite bathrooms. Round-the-clock supervision ensures student safety and well-being.

Choose this course if you’re aiming for a comprehensive summer experience that combines academic enrichment with physical activity and cultural exploration. The ISSFT at the University of Stirling provides students with a balance of morning academic classes and afternoon elective activities, ensuring a well-rounded educational journey. Set in a picturesque Scottish landscape, it offers unique opportunities for personal growth, skill development, and fun, all within a prestigious university setting.

The International Summer School for Teens (ISSFT) offers a global learning experience, inviting adolescents from diverse nations and backgrounds to study and bond in picturesque and safe settings. Designed for 13 to 18-year-olds, the three-week, all-inclusive me blends English language instruction at various levels with exposure to stimulating academic subjects. Paired with this is a full plate of sports, arts, and social activities.

The institution boasts two prominent locations: the verdant University of Stirling campus in Scotland and the historical University of Oxford campus in England. Both campuses provide students with a rich blend of academic rigor, cultural immersion, and fun-filled activities.

Students are housed in single-occupancy rooms; the majority come with en-suite bathrooms. Round-the-clock supervision ensures student safety and well-being.

About

Both the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge studied at this marvellous university, located in St Andrews, Fife, and is a perfect venue for the summer school student. It is Scotland's oldest university (1413), and in the summer it offers a rich academic tradition, modern facilities including libraries, laboratories and sports centres, creating a great environment for academic and extracurricular pursuits. It is in a picturesque coastal setting, attracting students from around the globe to its historic and vibrant campus from which they can enjoy countryside, seaside and the vibrant town of St Andrews.

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Self Travel

To reach the University of Stirling you can fly into Edinburgh Airport (EDI) or Glasgow Airport (GLA). From Edinburgh Airport, you can take a direct bus or tram to Edinburgh Waverley Railway Station, then catch a train to Stirling Railway Station. Alternatively, from Glasgow Airport, you can take a bus or taxi to Glasgow Queen Street Railway Station, then board a train to Stirling.

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