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Inside nine of the oldest public schools in England.
Experience an elite British education
School Introduction
Winchester Public Schools were founded in 1382.It is the oldest of the nine public schools in the UK and the alma mater of distinguished alumni such as the current Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Mr. Sunak, Mr. Fok Kai-kong and Mr. Ho Yau-kwan.The campus is located in the ancient city of Winchester in South West London, about 1.5 hours from London Heathrow and Gatwick airports. The campus is a safe and peaceful environment with state-of-the-art facilities, including a theater, performance space, basketball and badminton gymnasiums, fitness center, cricket field, tennis courts and other event spaces, which perfectly blends 14th-century historical buildings with modern teaching spaces and creates a strong academic atmosphere.

In 2026, we're about to embark on a summer school trip to Winchester Public Schools.
Full English environment, immersion learning
Learning and exchanging with excellent partners from all over the world
Course Highlights

- Hundred years of schooling, orthodox heritage:Experience six centuries of unbroken scholarship at Prime Minister Sunak's alma mater!
- Extremely small class sizes and precise teaching:Small class sizes of 12-16 students, with a teacher-student ratio of 1:4, ensure that each child is given full attention.
- Highly internationalized context:Strictly control the ratio of Chinese native speakers <15% to create a pure English communication environment.
- Authoritative certification, quality assurance:English Language Teaching Bulletin's “Summer School of Excellence” rating guarantees the quality of teaching and learning.
- Results are visualized and certificates are added:Official certificates + learning assessment reports for background enhancement at the end of the program

Key Academic Content:3 Academic Programs to choose from
1,General English Program
2. Leadership courses
3. University preparatory courses

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1General English Program
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General English Program
Age requirements:13-16 years
Language Requirements:Any level
Class size:12 people
20 hours of English classes per week
including throughEnglish Skills, English Workshop, English for Activities
Developing English Language Skills
Upon enrollment, each student is graded through a written and oral exam and placed in a class that precisely matches his or her age and level. Focusing on core English skills, students will explore the phenomenon of reality TV, debate ideas, and develop their own program ideas in innovative topics such as “TV Stars”. Through a series of real-life discussions, students systematically build language confidence and critical thinking.
English Workshop
In a fun, mission-driven classroom, students will unlock a new area of exploration each week. From “Technology Innovators” and “Comic Book Creation” to “Model United Nations” and “Secret Room Design,” they will They will learn actively through team research, debate and collaboration, and project creation, truly realizing “mastering language through creativity”.
Sample discussion topic: Digital media
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Discover effective ways to photograph the world around you
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Learn how to produce impressive content
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Learn specialized vocabulary related to photography and digital media
*Trinity College Examination (optional)
English Speaking Level Exam
The Trinity College Examination will be held on 16th and 30th July 2026 . This is an optional additional examination but is recommended at a cost of £130.
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2Leadership Program
An Exciting Program for Future Youth Leaders
Why did you choose this course?
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A program to inspire future young leaders -
Explore the city's attractions and vibrant shopping streets
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Enjoy a wide variety of activities on the expansive campus!
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Study four subjects to broaden your skills and develop your leadership potential
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A cultural study tour with your teacher will enrich your experience.
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Improve your verbal and leadership skills through collaboration and problem solving - essential life skills for the 21st century!
[Course Content]English, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math), Youth Entrepreneurship, Presentation Skills
[Age Requirement]13-16 years
[Language Requirements]B1 or above
[Class size]16 people
[Course Duration]20 hours of classes per week
English course - 4 hours per week
We believe that language is only truly mastered when it is used. That's why the program is designed with a series of challenging and collaborative tasks to ensure that students gain both academic performance and social confidence as they improve their language accuracy and become more flexible in their use of English.
Communication challenges
Express your ideas clearly and concisely when exploring engaging topics. Use mind mapping techniques to organize information, enrich vocabulary, and construct persuasive written and oral arguments.
Study Skills
Improve your students' ability to take notes, use active listening skills, and strengthen their research skills. Presenting your project to the group will help students build confidence and improve your public speaking skills!
Interactive language activities
Enhance core skills and technical accuracy while improving fluency by engaging in collaborative activities

Young Entrepreneurs Program - 4 hours per week
In this course, students will engage in intense hands-on business exercises: from gaining insight into the product life cycle and pinpointing the target audience, to creating a unique brand identity and ultimately developing an actionable marketing plan-Experience first-hand the complete birth of a brand from 0 to 1.
Leadership Dynamics
Study leadership models and explore influential leaders. Learn about your strengths, deepen your understanding of team dynamics, and improve your leadership skills.
产Product Development:Brainstorm product ideas and conduct market research to identify your market segment. Organize the research results and prepare a presentation to share your understanding of the market need and business idea.
Digital Advertising:Create compelling visual or audio ads using digital tools such as iMovie and Audacity. Use persuasive language and storytelling techniques to create compelling marketing materials. Present your product to the whole school and compete for the title of “Entrepreneur of the Week”!

Presentation Skills Class - Every Thursday Hour
We aim to empower every child to express themselves with confidence. Through carefully designed step-by-step challenges, the program reshapes students' public expression mentality and ability from the root, enabling them to present themselves with clarity and poise no matter what the occasion.
Analyze famous speeches:Research famous speeches on contemporary topics to understand their structure and effectiveness. Prepare and deliver short speeches to the class, ensuring that each speech is concise, clearly structured and well delivered.
Developing debating skills:Develop effective debating skills while promoting a respectful approach to discussion. Explore the elements of successful debate and establish rules for constructive discussion. Participate in a class debate on a topic of interest to you and articulate your point of view with clear arguments.
Prepare a business plan and deliver an engaging and compelling business plan presentation while effectively answering detailed questions from a panel of classmates. Learn the elements of a great plan and the techniques used by successful presenters.

STEM Program - Every Thursday Hours
Students will work in teams as scientific explorers and engineering creators to face real-life interdisciplinary challenges. From designing experiments, verifying theories, and developing innovative solutions, they will integrate science, technology, engineering, and math in a hands-on manner, ultimately developing future-oriented scientific thinking and problem-solving skills.
Bridge construction uses engineering principles such as tension and compression to build a bridge. Evaluate the load carrying capacity of a bridge and assess the performance of the bridge through weight testing.
Circuit Building:Build simple circuits using batteries and components such as resistors and LEDs. Apply Ohm's Law to analyze voltage and current readings. Solve design problems as they deepen their understanding of electrical principles.
Survival Science:Explore survival skills that utilize solar energy, such as building solar ovens and developing water purification methods. Learn map-reading and navigation skills to get oriented and test your skills.

Urban Challenge, three hours a week
Take a tour of Winchester with your teacher - explore ancient historic sites, visit museums and galleries, and deepen your understanding of British culture. You'll be amazed at how much your self-confidence will improve as you practice your English with warm and friendly locals.

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3university preparatory course

The aim is to give students an early preview of the challenges they will face at university level and to prepare them for them. We help students with a strong academic foundation to explore their majors in depth and strengthen core skills such as academic writing, research and public debate, ensuring that they not only stand out in their applications, but also get a head start on their future university life.
[Age Requirement]15-17 years
[Language Requirements]B2 and above
[Class size]16 people
[Specialized content]Artificial Intelligence, Business, Drama, Economics, Engineering, Film & Photography, IELTS Test Preparation, International Relations
[Course Duration]22.5 hours of English courses per week, one major (13.5 hours) and one minor (6 hours), plus master classes (3 hours) and theme presentations (1.5 hours)
[Subject selection]Choose one major and one minor per week
[Optional Exam]IELTS (additional fees apply, subject to availability)

Majors pick a different topic each week



minor in



Elective Masterclasses
Develop analytical thinking skills and participate in pre-college level discussions on topics such as: advanced leadership skills, financial analysis, inspiring architecture, and more!

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4Integrated activities
Afternoon: A wide range of activities are available, including a variety of sports, art and design, dance and movement, and British games.

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5Evening activities
Afternoon: A wide range of activities are available, including a variety of sports, art and design, dance and movement, and British games.

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6Special events
Kelly Dance (traditional dance), archery and formal dinners. The University of Winchester hosts weekly discos.

Supervised free time in Winchester: exploring the city's attractions and vibrant high streets
Also:There are many opportunities to practice English with our English student facilitators.
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7short trip
Two short trips per week, e.g. Thorpe Park, Southampton, London, Oxford, Portsmouth


Student accommodation
- Traditional boarding apartments, 1-6 rooms, organized by the school
- Teacher-student ratio of at least 1:4
- Provide three meals and snacks a day and a variety of healthy foods, including halal foods
- school nurse
- Cell phone use is limited, and we encourage students to make new friends and try new activities.
- WiFi available (at certain times)
- Laundry service provided once a week


Fee Includes
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Application and tuition fees
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Meals during summer school
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Accommodation during summer school
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Transportation during summer school
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Out-of-country travel insurance during summer school
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ticket (for theater, cinema etc)
Costs do not include
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airfare
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Visa and all personal expenses