Blog: English summer school for kids in London

In 2024, SKOLA proudly opened its new residence, offering single-room accommodation for students aged 12 to 17. Situated just a...

I would like to wish our entire community a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. In England, the end of the year is a truly special time . It is a season for hospitality; we invite neighbours into our homes to share a mince pie, reconnect with old friends, and reach out to distant family. I would also like to take a moment to recognise the profound impact Artificial Intelligence (AI) is having on education. Our teachers now have Gemini 3 as part of their professional w

Learning English in a vibrant city like London offers more than just language lessons. It provides a chance to dive into culture, history, and everyday life. This immersive experience helps children and teenagers improve their English skills quickly and confidently. London is full of opportunities to practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing in real situations. Choosing the right place to study is important. A school that combines quality teaching with cultural activ

SKOLA Gloucester Gate Students in Regent's Park A Unique Learning Experience for Young Explorers SKOLA is thrilled to introduce our new Forestry lessons! This innovative program is designed for children aged 5-9. Here, they will learn about our planet and how to care for it. Understanding nature is crucial for young minds. That's why we believe a 'Forest School' is the perfect setting for this learning journey. At Forest School, children embark on exciting outdoor adventures

A Leaders class discussing the meaning of freedom, summer 2025. Dear Parents, today, I want to tell you about our Behaviour Blueprint , which helps us all work together to make our school a positive and fun place for everyone. What is the SKOLA Behaviour Blueprint? The Behaviour Blueprint is a document that explains our school's rules and how we manage behaviour. It helps us to make sure that everyone (teachers, staff, students, parents and agents) acts in a way that is ready

Dear Parents, I am happy to invite your family to the SKOLA Regent’s Park English Summer School 2026. This is the time for your child to...

Teachers are the most important resource of any school. They guide students' thoughts, hopes, and dreams, helping them grow and learn. Artificial intelligence (AI), a great human invention, already affects our lives in many ways. At SKOLA, a summer English school in London , we started using AI three years ago. Now, we use it in three main ways to make teaching better. 1. Reviewing Teacher Interviews Our first use of AI is to review teacher interviews. We record and transcrib

Making a card payment is quick and secure We offer a variety of ways to pay SKOLA for your convenience. Many clients pay with an International or Business card using our https://skola.co.uk/pay-by-card portal. Depending on whether you are in or outside the EEA (Europe) will dictate the size of card processing fees that are added to the payment, usually between 1.5% and 3.25% + €0.25. You can use a UK bank card, pay by UK Bank Account, Revolut or Wise at our Revolut bank's po

At SKOLA, we're always looking for ways to make things run more smoothly, both for our staff and, most importantly, for our students. This summer, we've been exploring how new technology can help us with everything from recruitment to lesson planning and answering your questions. Here's a look at how we're putting these tools to good use: 1. Finding the Best Teachers Recruiting excellent staff is paramount to providing a high-quality summer school experience. We use Gemini, b

Mr Callum's class in SKOLA Regent's Park At SKOLA , we understand that English is more than just a language, it’s a global bridge, spoken by nearly two billion people worldwide. One of the biggest reasons for learning English is to connect with people from different cultures and backgrounds. While we embrace the ever-changing nature of the language, we keep a strong focus on British Standard English, which remains the foundation for official documents, academic writing, news