Learning from one another, having fun together
International Summer Camp for children aged 9 to 13 years
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Mornings: Language lessons
The morning is devoted to language learning – four hours of interactive lessons with native-speaking teachers. In English or German. In small groups and across three different language levels, we focus specifically on developing:
- Oral expression
- Vocabulary and grammar
- Written language skills
- Knowledge of the country
We are particularly proud of our joint Summer Camp newspaper, which documents the children’s experiences and learning progress – a genuine collaborative project.
Afternoons: Action, creativity & team spirit
In the afternoon, participants put together their own programme. The courses promote team spirit, creativity, physical activity and self-confidence – and are simply great fun! From a wide range of exciting courses, they choose two to attend for one week each:
- English Drama
- Tennis on the school’s own clay court
- Water sports (sailing, kayaking, pedalos, rowing, stand-up paddleboarding at our own jetty)
- Team sports (hockey, basketball, football and more)
- Climbing
- Art
- Crafts
Weekend: Get out into nature!
This weekend is all about exploring the nearby mountains with a range of adventure activities. You can choose from multi-day excursions such as:
- Summit treks with overnight stays in mountain huts in the Zugspitze massif
- A weekend at our school’s own mountain hut on Lake Staffelsee – with barbecues, swimming, hiking and adventure games, far away from everyday life, right in the heart of the nature reserve.
- Survival: Left to fend for themselves in the heart of the wilderness, the group uses a map and compass to navigate their way to a secret location.
