Samiad Summer School

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Founded in 2013, Samiad delivers premium residential summer programmes for international students aged 7 to 17. We operate from some of the UK’s most prestigious independent schools, including Eton College and Marlborough College.

Our programmes combine high-quality English tuition with hands-on, experiential learning, exciting activities, and exclusive excursions. These include overnight trips, as well as access to unique opportunities through partners such as Paris Saint-Germain Academy.

More than 15,000 students from over 130 countries have completed a Samiad programme. We maintain a strict language cap to ensure a diverse, international atmosphere, and we’re proud to offer an industry-leading 1:5 staff-to-student ratio for outstanding care and supervision.

We also provide white-label summer programmes, half-term and Exeat cover for schools looking to support their international boarders year-round. Through our online platform, Tudor School (www.tudorschool.com), students can continue their English studies throughout the year.

We help schools make full use of their facilities during the holidays while boosting their international profile and creating new income opportunities, all in a way that respects and protects their brand.

JQ Modern, 120 Vyse St,
Birmingham,
B18 6NF

+44 (0)121 250 5738

[email protected]

https://www.samiad.com

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