English. Malta. New friends. A little more independence.
Fixed-date international camps that bring together English lessons, activities and support in one organised experience. Fun for young people, reassuring for parents.
English is only part of what young people take home from an international camp. Our Junior Camp helps students build language and social skills, discover Malta and make friends from around the world.
It's a great choice if your child:
Not school transported to a sunnier country.
Active, age-appropriate lessons with plenty of chances to speak, play and work together.
English becomes the shared language for making friends with students from other countries.
New experiences away from home, within a structured programme with support always close by.
Activities built around communication, collaboration and solving problems together.
A treasure hunt can be more than a treasure hunt. Qualifying activities earn Experiential Learning Hours.
Sea, history, culture and new places, discovered together with their camp group.
Two ways to join.
Whether your child is travelling on their own or coming to Malta with you, there's a camp option that fits. Each departure shows exactly what's included before you book.
Exact dates, age range, accommodation and price are shown for each camp.
Real students. Real Malta. Real English.
English, activities and new friends in Malta.
Using English beyond the classroom.
Small classes in a traditional Maltese villa.
Take a look at our students' life on social media.
The programme mixes learning, activity and fun, so English is used naturally all day.
Every student starts with an induction and clear information about who they can talk to. Language Connect provides an emergency contact number available 24/7.
Our teachers and staff are trained to look out for signs that a young learner may need extra support, so help comes early, not late.
Booking one child, or bringing a whole group?
Bringing your own group? We build a tailored programme and proposal around it.
Check more →More freedom, still connected. English, activities and new friends for 17–19 year olds.
Check more →Learn together. Parents join adult classes while children follow the Junior Day Programme.
Check more →How activities in Malta become real opportunities to use English.
Check more →Helpful reading for parents planning a camp abroad.
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