Sir Laurence Cambridge

Sir Laurence Cambridge

An Inspiring Summer Experience on the University of Cambridge Campus

The Sir Laurence Summer School, based at the University of Cambridge—one of the world’s most prestigious academic centres—offers a unique summer programme for young students. This programme, which supports not only academic discipline but also social and cultural development, nurtures students’ intellectual curiosity and boosts their self-confidence.

Why Sir Laurence Cambridge?

• It offers the opportunity to study on the University of Cambridge campus
• It includes 21 hours of intensive English lessons per week
• A certificate of achievement is awarded at the end of the course
• Provides accommodation at Lucy Cavendish College
• It offers a cultural experience through a trip to London and various social activities

Location and Campus Life

The programme takes place at Lucy Cavendish College, part of the University of Cambridge. With its historic atmosphere and academic ambience, this campus offers students a genuine university experience. The campus is secure and well-organised; students can make use of facilities such as social areas, the canteen and common rooms.

Training Programme and Events

The intensive English lessons, totalling 21 hours per week, focus on developing students’ language skills to an academic standard. The lessons are delivered using teaching methods designed to prepare students for university. In addition, a total of 13 hours of social activities each week, along with a full-day excursion to London, encourage students to use English in everyday life.

Accommodation Options

Students stay in the university halls of residence at Lucy Cavendish College. All rooms are single and have en-suite bathrooms. Accommodation includes three meals a day. Students staying on the university campus learn to take responsibility for themselves.