Sir Edward King’s Ely

About this programme
Sir Edward King’s Ely, Cambridge
A Summer School Experience Rooted in History
Located in the historic town of Ely, a short distance from Cambridge, Sir Edward Summer School combines the British educational tradition with modern pedagogical approaches. With a strong language programme, a wide range of social activities and on-campus accommodation, it offers students an unforgettable summer experience.
Why Sir Edward King’s Ely?
- 15 hours of English lessons per week
- Accommodation options at the King’s Ely campus
- 19 hours of social activities and club work each week
- Pick-up service from Heathrow and Stansted Airports
- A safe environment with historical and natural beauty
Location and Campus Life
The Sir Edward Summer School is held on the campus of King’s Ely, a school with a 1,000-year history of education. The town of Ely, with its peaceful atmosphere and rich history, offers an inspiring learning environment for students. The campus has been designed with students’ safety and social integration in mind and is complemented by green spaces, sports fields and relaxation areas.
Training Programme and Events
As part of the programme, 15 hours of English lessons are provided each week. The lessons aim to enable students to use English effectively in both academic and everyday contexts. In addition, with a weekly package of 19 hours of social activities, students can join clubs based on their interests and play an active role in team games and creative workshops. A full-day trip to London is also included in the programme.
Accommodation Options
Students stay in the student halls of residence located on the school campus. All rooms are inspected by the school and have been designed to meet safety and comfort standards. Three meals a day, 24/7 supervision and access to communal living areas are provided.
Safety and safeguarding
The school running this programme is responsible for supervision, welfare and safeguarding on site. Happy Education arranges the placement and supports you through the booking. We set out below what each party is responsible for so there is no ambiguity, and we do not make safety guarantees on another organisation’s behalf.
The school is responsible for
The programme provider is responsible for the services, supervision and safeguarding arrangements it operates on site. Ask for the current written programme and welfare information before booking.
Happy Education is responsible for
Happy Education can support the comparison, placement and booking administration and can help you identify information that should be confirmed with the provider.
What parents need to provide
Parents or guardians should review the current programme terms, supervision arrangements, travel requirements and consent documentation before confirming a place.
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