Founded in 1553, internationally-renowned Tonbridge School is one of the most exclusive schools in the UK and is a member of the elite ‘Eton Group’ association of independent colleges. The prestigious school enjoys stunning grounds and high-quality teaching facilities, providing a world-class learning environment for our future leaders of their generation. The 150 acre site also includes a state-of-art sports centre comprising of a swimming pool, sports hall, squash courts, tennis courts, AstroTurf and athletics track.

Oxford International College is the UK’s No.1 A-Level College, offering A-Level and one-year GCSE courses. Students on Young Professionals will have their tuition in Threeways which offers state of the art classooms and laboratories as well as common spaces for socialising in between periods. Located in the centre of Oxford, it is a bustling and exciting site to explore. Students aged 13-16 will stay at Thames Street accommodation whilst those aged 16-18 will stay at Student Castle. Tuition for the different age groups is also separate.

St Edward’s School is a co-educational day and boarding school, 15 minutes from the centre of Oxford. Surrounded by over 90 acres of playing fields, the school offers an interesting mix of historic and modern architecture. Founded in 1863, the school offers a wonderful suite of facilities for Bucksmore’s programmes including a music centre and recording studio, modern classrooms, a collegiate style reading room and a 1,000 seater hall. This, paired with a range of sports facilities makes St Edward’s one of Bucksmore’s most prestigious boarding school venues.

Our programs attract bright and adventurous students who seek challenges and wish to develop new perspectives. A summer at TASIS England is an unforgettable one, and we look forward to welcoming you in joining us for this unique educational experience.

Located in the delightful South Downs, 20 minutes outside of Brighton, Plumpton College is an agricultural boarding school in the picturesque English countryside. Plumpton College has a fully-functional animal farm, horse riding stables and an animal care centre, where students learn about animal management. Plumpton is surrounded by acres of open space, sports fields and awe-inspiring views of the surrounding South Downs hillside.

King Edward’s is a traditional boarding school in the south of England, one hour’s drive from London. The school is located in the village of Witley, a quiet countryside village near Guildford. Originally founded in 1553 by King Edward VI, the school moved to its present location in 1867.

Founded in 1829, King’s College London is one of the oldest university-level institutions in England. The university has 5 campuses although Bucksmore only uses the historic, and arguably, most famous Strand Campus, a short 5 minute walk from Covent Garden. Bucksmore students studying at King’s College London will benefit from an exciting activities schedule that centres around exploring life in the capital city. All students are provided with a London travelcard so they can visit museums, landmarks and famous city sites throughout their time on their course.

Using the new sixth form site completed in September 2017, d’Overbroeck’s offers a wonderful setting for a summer school, complemented by its first-class and modern facilities. The school provides contemporary classrooms, several art rooms and numerous laboratories, making it the ideal location for the Young Professionals summer programme. Accommodation is set across two boarding houses: Islip House and Nash House.

Founded in 1584, Oakham School has established a reputation for academic and sporting excellence. The school buildings are located in very attractive surroundings around the town centre. Oakham itself is a beautiful market town in the countryside, near Cambridge and close to a fantastic reservoir for watersports.

Formerly known as CATS London, Guildhouse School, London has spent the last 10 years perfecting their approach. Through their core values they build their students’ confidence and decision-making capabilities by nurturing their intuition and creativity so they can problem solve, make an impact, and become effective change makers.

CATS Cambridge is a school for the best who want to be their very best. Their mission is to unlock potential, to set students on a path to realise their aspirations, and to prepare them for that journey so they can navigate all the opportunities and challenges that life casts their way.

Brunel University occupies a modern and spacious campus, 15 minutes’ walk from the lively town of Uxbridge, West London. The campus has some of the finest sports facilities in the country – which often host world-class athletes, including the Jamaican running team. All classrooms, leisure facilities and accommodation are of a very high standard. As well as a range of on-campus amenities, students benefit from their proximity to Central London, with all the major attractions being easily accessible by tube.

Formerly known as CATS Canterbury, The Worthgate School has been inspiring and empowering students to achieve for over 70 years. The Worthgate School campus is nestled in a leafy corner of historic Canterbury, a city that is renowned for its safety and beauty, and for being home to three universities that have educated generations of young minds.

An independent co-educational day and boarding school for ages 2-18. Bournemouth Collegiate School (BCS) is split across two sites. The Prep School is located in Poole, Dorset and the Senior School in the coastal town of Southbourne, with its enviable beachfront location.

Founded in 1352, Corpus Christi is the sixth-oldest college at the University of Cambridge. Founded by the townspeople rather than a wealthy individual partron like other colleges, Corpus is smaller than most with approximately 250 undergraduates and 200 postgraduates. Located in the centre of Cambridge, Corpus Christi offers students an exciting opportunity to explore the ancient city that lies right on their doorstep.

Brasenose College enjoys the best location of any Oxford University College with the entrance to the Old Quad on Radcliffe Square next to the Bodleian Library. Brasenose College was founded in 1509 and over the years it has been home to many famous students from William Golding to former British Prime Minister, David Cameron.

Providing pathways in Art & Design, Drama and Music, Cambridge School of Visual & Performing Arts continues to develop the skills and confidence of many inspiring artists and performers.