The new school year has begun, English lessons have just started in earnest, and it’s not really fun anymore. Our three-day programme addresses the students’ weaknesses and, in addition to making the language fun, gives them some tips on how to make learning easier.
This is what our daily routine looks like during the camps (except on public holidays): We expect you to arrive at 8 a.m. and start the day at 8.30 a.m. We play a few games to really wake you up. You will then be divided into small groups depending on your age, how long you have been learning English at school and what you can already do.
The English Summer Camp at the Eichenkreuz sports facility on Marienbergstraße in Nuremberg has been running for over 10 years. As the name suggests, it is a camp, so we spend most of our time outdoors. Of course, we have a roof over our heads in the form of a large tent for each group to protect us from the sun, rain and wind,
Marienbergstr. 104
90411 Nürnberg
Germany
03.8. – 07.8.26
10.8. – 14.8.26
17.8. – 21.8.26
24.8. – 28.8.26
31.8. – 04.8.26
07.9. – 11.9.26
The English Summer Camp is held on the Grounds of BSC Mainz Athletics. As the name suggests, it is a camp, so we spend most of our time outdoors. Of course, we have a roof over our heads in the form of a large tent for each group to protect us from the sun, rain and wind, but please always bring weather-appropriate clothing.
BSC Mainz Athletics
Hartmühlenweg 3
55122 Mainz
29.06. – 03.07.26
06.07. – 10.07.26
13.07. – 17.07.26
