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3-Day Oxford & Cambridge Interdisciplinary Immersion + G5 University Visits

Explore British universities and urban culture, discovering your academic interests through classroom discussion, observation tasks and sharing what you have learned.

• Before departure: online preparation sessions help learners develop questions and set out with their own interests in mind.
• During the programme: university visits, three days of immersive classes, museums and city observation provide opportunities to discuss and document discoveries.
• Afterwards: follow-up guidance supports a presentation or learning portfolio, with individual feedback.

Programmes run during winter and summer school holidays. Please enquire to confirm dates, teaching arrangements and optional activities.

English Language School and Real-World Practice

Learn English in an international classroom and put it into practice through literature, neighbourhood exploration and everyday conversation. Discussion, creative work and personal presentations make language a tool for self-expression.

• Learning plans are matched to age, English proficiency and interests, with two-, three- or four-week options.
• From Dickens and creative writing to My London Story, use observation, interviews and creative work to tell your own story of London.
• For families travelling together, parents can combine language classes, cultural exploration or their own itinerary, with arrangements planned individually.

Courses and family arrangements are confirmed according to age, English proficiency and school arrangements.

Individually Tailored Support British School Immersion

Join British classroom and school life as a student. From school matching and application preparation to support during enrolment, the experience is planned around your child's age, interests and readiness to adapt.

• Start with development planning and a student assessment to understand your child's academic interests and support needs.
• Applications are arranged in line with school policies and available places, followed by enrolment and preparation for departure.
• Take part in everyday lessons, sport and clubs, with home–school communication supporting both learning and adjustment to daily life.

School options, start dates and the actual length of placement depend on school policies, assessment and available places.

Academic Writing for Young People and International Essay Competition Guidance

Start with a question worth pursuing. Learn to find evidence, structure an argument and express your own ideas clearly in English.

• Develop writing skills through independent research, critical analysis, evidence and logical argument.
• Our existing materials introduce the John Locke Global Essay Prize and the Immerse Education Essay Competition.
• Course plans and each competition's age criteria, topics and deadlines are confirmed separately.

Enquire about learning options and the current competition cycle. Competition guidance does not guarantee an award or admission.

Youth Art Competition & Creative Guidance

Explore the theme “Engage the World, Ignite the Dream” through original artwork, connecting observations and imagination with civilisations, artistic expression and global issues. The programme includes 10 hours of competition-focused art guidance from tutors with overseas art-study experience.

• Age groups are 4–6, 7–12, 13–15 and 16–18, based on age at participation.
• Develop an original A3 drawing or painting (297 × 420 mm), exploring colour, composition, materials and storytelling.
• Contact HT Perspective for the current creative brief, registration and submission arrangements. File format, size, naming and upload channel follow the registration guide.

Award judging and invitations to exhibit are separate stages. Exhibition eligibility, certificates and associated benefits follow the organiser’s confirmation.

Please enquire for fees and the options available to you.