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The Oxford Summer Academy - an academic and cultural program in Oxford, England, for high-school students

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Introduction

The Oxford Summer Academy is a program designed for high-school students, aged 16-19. Participants are introduced to the unique academic and cultural environment of Oxford, England, and experience at first-hand what it is like to study at Oxford University.

The Oxford Summer Academy is a comprehensive package. The program includes academic tuition during the mornings, participation in electives during the afternoons, and a wide range of cultural activities and excursions.

The teaching staff at Oxford Summer Academy are tutors and graduates of both Oxford University and other leading universities across the world. Academic tuition gives students the opportunity to consolidate their high-school studies, as well as the chance to explore new subjects. The afternoon electives are designed to broaden students’ experience and lead to achievements that can enhance university applications.

Oxford Summer Academy - View of Oxford from Headington
Oxford Summer Academy - Oxford High Street

The Oxford Summer Academy program aims to improve students’ performance, help them realize their potential, and achieve a place at the university of their choice. For those students considering Oxford, there will be the opportunity to talk informally with university teaching staff and recent graduates.

The program has an academic mission. This is balanced by the wide range of activities and excursions included, starting with a welcome reception, and finishing with a gala-dinner and prize-giving.

Every student is treated as an individual. We aim to provide the best possible academic tuition and pastoral care. As a result, the number of places at The Oxford Summer Academy is restricted to 50 each year.

We hope that you will share our passion and enthusiasm for Oxford and education. We look forward to hearing from you!

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