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SKOLA's English School at Regent's University inside Regent's Park, London, is perfect for students looking to learn English and discover other cultures. Students develop their English in the morning and have a hot lunch in the on-site canteen. In the afternoon, students have fun playing sports in Regent's Park or do art. They visit the best sights and museums in London twice per week and end with presentations and a party. The 6-day course includes a full-day Discover England excursion on Saturday.

Summer Programme Structure

SKOLA Regent’s Park operates an 11-week summer programme from mid-June to late August, with students able to start any Monday for a minimum of one week. The programme is designed around weekly themes that integrate English lessons, cultural visits, and activities, ensuring contextual language development. Students aged 10 to 17 attend throughout the full summer, while younger students aged 7 to 9 are welcomed during specific dates for age-appropriate teaching and supervision. Each week includes 15 hours of English tuition in modern classrooms, with students grouped by age and level.

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Courses and Activities

The full-day programme combines morning English lessons with afternoon Discover London trips twice weekly, visiting the Natural History Museum, Tower of London, British Museum, and National Portrait Gallery. Students participate in sports, music, art, and campus activities with access to tennis courts and playing fields. Students aged 10 to 12 follow the London Explorers course, developing exploration skills, while those aged 13 to 17 complete the London Leaders course, focusing on leadership development. All students work on weekly projects and present their work on Friday afternoons.

Standards and Accreditation

SKOLA is accredited by the British Council and is a corporate member of English UK, reflecting its commitment to safeguarding, teaching quality, and student welfare. The school maintains strict nationality quotas, limiting any single language group to a maximum of 20% to ensure an international learning environment and encourage English practice outside the classroom. In 2025, SKOLA welcomed 1,272 students from 67 countries, demonstrating its global reach and the diverse, multicultural environment that defines the school experience.

Accommodation Options

SKOLA offers residential accommodation at Nutford House in Marylebone for students aged 12 to 17, located a 20-minute walk from school through the historic Marylebone neighbourhood. Students stay in single rooms with shared bathrooms and join the six-day programme, which includes a Saturday excursion outside London. All meals are provided, with additional evening activities such as film nights, games, and karaoke. For students aged 12 and over, homestay accommodation is arranged through British Council registered agencies.

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