Bosworth School

College Campus

Age: 14–17 years old.

Dates, 2026:
28 June – 11 July, 12–26 July.

CATS Global Schools is a leading international education group with schools in the United Kingdom, the United States and China. The company has been involved in education since 1899 and welcomes students from all over the world. Every year, CATS Global Schools enrols 18,000 students from different countries. Graduates go on to study at leading universities around the world, including Oxford and Cambridge Universities, Imperial College London, University College London, the London School of Economics and Political Science, and prestigious Ivy League universities in the United States.

CATS Global Schools also offers summer programmes in English language and academic subjects, combining high academic standards with a rich and inspiring learning environment.

One of the courses is held at Bosworth Independent School, a prestigious private school. The school was founded in 1897 and is located in Northampton. The campus is a 20-minute walk from the city centre.

The county of Northamptonshire is known as the ‘Rose of the Shires’. It is home to charming villages with thatched and stone cottages, welcoming inns and cosy hotels. Magnificent estates, beautiful gardens, picturesque rivers and historic market towns make this the perfect place to experience traditional England.

Key factors

• The school is located near London.
• Northampton is a city with a rich history, located in the centre of England, an hour's drive from London. It is the perfect combination of lively city life and peaceful countryside.
• Maximum 16 students per class.
• The minimum English level for study is B1.
• Courses include 22.5 hours of lessons per week.

Facilities

Known as the ‘School of Princes’, Bosworth School impresses with its beautiful Newton building and huge 48-hectare grounds with football pitches, basketball and tennis courts, a running track and other sports facilities. The school has modern classrooms and fully equipped science laboratories. It also has comfortable residential accommodation nearby, with single and shared rooms and shared bathrooms.

Curriculum

STEM

The programme stands for ‘Science, Technology, Engineering, Math’: ‘Natural Sciences, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics’. The key feature of STEM programmes is the solution of practical problems and the development of projects at the intersection of technical disciplines based on the theory studied. STEM education is the foundation for training employees in the field of high technology.

The course includes 22.5 hours of classes per week. The minimum level of English for study is B1.

This is a practice-oriented programme that includes laboratory classes, visual demonstrations and educational trips aimed at deepening the knowledge and developing the skills of future scientists. Children will take part in lectures and master classes, as well as trips to places of practical interest. Possible masterclasses include topics such as LEGO robotics, smartphone spectrometers and hi-tech escape rooms.

Children will participate in practical laboratory demonstrations to apply theory in practice. Half-day excursions are also science-themed. Possible excursion destinations include the National Space Centre in Leicester and the Silverstone Museum.

Programme outcomes:

• Understanding how STEM disciplines help solve real-world problems.
• Developing practical skills in and outside the laboratory.
• Demonstrating skills in a supportive learning environment.
• Improved teamwork skills.

IELTS Exam Preparation

The course includes 22.5 hours of lessons per week. The minimum English level for the course is A2.

The IELTS exam is an internationally recognised English language qualification required for students who plan to study or work in English-speaking countries. The course offers individual exam preparation, helping students develop key language skills and learn effective test-taking strategies to pass the test successfully.

Children will take part in interactive lessons covering the four key skills: speaking, listening, reading and writing. Classes include group exercises, games and multimedia materials to keep students motivated and engaged. Special attention is given to the necessary vocabulary and grammar. Exam strategies, mock tests and personalised feedback are an important part of the course, providing students with all the tools they need to pass the IELTS exam.

Programme outcomes:

• Understanding the structure of the IELTS exam and learning strategies for success.
• Working on all four skills using a variety of materials.
• Using personalised feedback to identify areas for further practice and improvement.
• Demonstrating your skills in a supportive and safe learning environment.

Accommodation and meals

Accommodation is provided on the school grounds in one of six houses. Each house has its own grounds, laundry facilities, shared kitchen and living room. The residences offer both single and shared rooms with shared bathrooms.

Three meals a day are served in the school canteen. A continental breakfast is served daily, including a selection of cereals, toast with jam, boiled eggs, natural yoghurt and fruit puree, cheese and turkey, fresh fruit, tea and coffee, and freshly squeezed fruit juices. Hot meals are offered for lunch and dinner, including vegetarian options. There is a salad bar with cold protein options such as ham, eggs, or cheese. Fresh fruit and yoghurt are available daily.

On Saturdays and Sundays, the school provides packed lunches for excursions. The school can provide meals for people with different diets, such as those with coeliac disease, vegetarians, and people with nut allergies. All students are provided with a meal upon arrival at the school, regardless of the time of day.

Entertainment activities

The school offers a varied programme of activities on campus, including sports games, creative activities and master classes. These give students the opportunity to use the English they have learned in class while socialising with friends in a relaxed and fun environment.

Examples of activities include mini-Olympic games, jewellery making, creative workshops, a ‘Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?’ quiz, casino night, beach disco, board games, movie night with popcorn, British culture night, talent show, capture the flag, and much more.

Excursions

The programme includes three excursions per week: one full-day and two half-day excursions. These give students the opportunity to really get to know the UK. The full-day excursion is a trip to nearby cities, with possible destinations including London, Cambridge or Oxford. The half-day excursion includes visits to Warwick Castle, the Bicester Village designer outlet centre, and the cities of Oxford and Stratford-upon-Avon.

Sample daily schedule

Morning
English lessons

Day
Half-day excursion / Activities on campus

Evening
Entertainment activities

Saturdays – full-day excursion.
Sundays – sports, activities on campus, sightseeing in Northampton.

Cost, 2026

£2,320 for 2 weeks.

Course booking is free of charge.

The price includes

• Tuition
• Accommodation and meals
• Laundry service
• All activities and excursions
• Transfers to and from the airport

Additional charges

• Registration fee – £200
• Airfare
• Visa
• Insurance
• Supervision during your child's stay abroad (optional)

HOW WE DIFFER FROM OTHER COMPANIES

• We have been operating since 1996.
• We select camps with a minimum number of Russian speakers.
• We only select camps with good conditions 
• We have personally inspected almost all of the schools we offer 
• We do not work with the mass market, only camps for discerning clients
• Our telephone line is always open 24/7 
• Why our clients value us

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